Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-26
LATE MARKET REPORT.
MTNNEAPoLI

WHEAT-This market showed considerable
activity at the close yesterday. and prices we're
stronger all round. There was some inquiry for
No. hard at ST .O2 spot. an advance of ]ac, and
Sl.02lo was offered for November. For Dec,m-
Der No. I hard in 5000 bu lots, ST. .O3 was freely
offered. but sellers did not inclined to let co.
The same was offered for November in similar
lots Holders asked lc more for futures No. l
Northern was wanted at Ole December, and soc
WAS offered for spot. There very fair amount
OF business done in samples at wide range. Two
cars Of frozen wheat were sold at Sic, and one Car
No. regu ar by sample a. Csc Three cars OF No.
/ Northern brought 81 &c aud December sold at
$50. with transit. Among the sales were l car
Sample a: Ole f. o. b. and car sample at CSC The
MARKET Closed Steady and firm.
TRANSFORMATIONS Pstents, 5000 40: straghts.
5000. DO; first baEers'. ST.. eN15.lO: SECOND
bakers. ~ 5t's 80: best low grades, s.. 5o>e3;
ported as follows: Brs; patents: -. 500 : -:
strai"h1s S6 6O,U9O: first bakers, So. To-. ;. 90:
rsd dog, ~. $50. in sacks. The market IS
fairly active and low grades are in good demand,
but prices are not growing better. Several het w
sales have been made This week, but at low rates.
COEN-IbG market was steady al former quota
tios: AZ &c Tor No. .
oATs-There wa; 2:ne inquiry for oats at SOC
for No. white, and 29c for No. mixed. Holders
asked about lc more on both grades.
BARLEy-UncLanred at SIC for No. .; extra No.
3, 4Sn5Uc: No. :; and rejected 50 +t5c, by
sample. There were offerings at a little above
quotations.
ST PAUL.
Wharf.-The market showed frn1ness Yesterday
under such influences as export buyluG a more
liberal output at the primaries and reported dam
age by frost. There wera some buying orders in
hand at the prices Of the previous day, but sellers
would not meet them. It was noted that 1ners
were purchasing with show of confidence,
having orders for trade supplies of -four at prices
which will permit them to grind as tho wheat
market stands. Receipts were fifteen cars, and
shipments twenty The lake markets were
staguant most of the day, and prices TIL led lower.
Spectators d!d not appear to TIM much en-
enlargement i'll c>hle alvices as on Wedue slay.
although it is admitted that considerab bic export
movement has begun.
Local quot atoms show tlat the bidding for Nav
delivery Of No. hard WAS u higher Spot, Uc1o-
Der. November and yea: were ST. bid: Csc tor No. 2
hard 93c for No. l: $50 for No. 2
F1oUR-'lrade in this ptt0uct is moving along at
steady pace. There are no features to record 1t
shares the uncerta mites Of the wheat market but
M!lers tAlNk there is tendency 10 get above the
depression. The rance Of the uarEet is as fol-
lows: Patents, Orange Blossom, So. IS: Rcd Cross,
straights, g.: Capitol, fanny, $3.50; Bakers,
AHHA, n 50; in barrels, 25c ezra outside brands,
23vs3oc per pol less, according to quality; low
grades. S2lt2.5O Rye 1loas, 1915 Der bbl.
Graham, 81. 80 per Dbl
CoRN--No was 4sc asked for spot, October
and November: / &c year: &C bid and 49c asked
year: rejected, 44c.
OATs-The only transaction recorded was sale
of Car condemned. at 27c. The bids for No .
mixed were ETC spot AMI October: CSC asked for
October November aud year; 81 loc bid and sc
asked for May: 2Gc biz: for No. ) mixed; sc bid
for No white: &c bid for No. 3.
CHICAGO MARKET-FIour, quiet and unchanged.
Wheat: dulI, weak and lower: 9lW9l35c October;
so 4NAH2"ec Novembcr: 3lu941sc December
95W95 1oc January: 81. .2s@ l.O2Ac May; No.
spring, 9lN9l35c: No. 3 spring 81 &c; No. 2
red winter, 900 80 Ice. Corn, weak aud lower;
acc December; Is 7sa4G@ year: 453s1145 lsc Jan
uary: 4S14E148asc May. Oats, dnl and weak :
272lc cash and October; 4s11ss q 2sls: November:
re- steady at E.ey S N.Y. yc
Flax sceI higher at $751;. Pork, quiet and
homjnav unchanged; SO: Aonlo.20 cash:
$40 ao91o5 oe'Gos1 $7o*5s{iSs7 No,
$40. s. 1e@ 10. 80 February Lard. in fair demand
and an. easier; 81: Al 1a>@ 80 cash ana October;
S! % ,S47 % November: s.. 20 ~ - Decem-
Der: -: +5a7 zle the year; $'Z25@7.2772 JAM
uar; ~. 80 Log 735 February, Bulk meats, in fair
demand; SHOULDERS, $3.50; short ribs, $3.50;
EGGS in fair demand at 2lu22c Whisky steady
aud unchanged. Cal-Wheat, in fair le1aaud
advanced ]4c for October: advanced isc fer Nov
May. Corn. IN good demand; declined 35c foy
NoVemhec; declined 1sc year. Oats, Irregular and
fairly sctive declined lsc for October; declined
1 i for N%rember; advanced 3ac for year and May
active. firm, and 121ec higher for October: ad.
y vance,, s:c Tor November, year. January ard
76,t 90 b1: corn, POT .OCO bu: oats, 1853, 900 bu;
rye $4,000 bu: barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 bbIs; wheat. $4,000 5u: corn
$4,000 bu: oats. $4,000 bu; rye, 81 900 bu
barley, II 900 bu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET- Flour is in fair demand
Wheat, weaker; Ole October; 32c November; ga,
December: 95c January. Corn. steady; 48l No
2: 4sc rejected. Oats, scarce and wanted; No. :
800 Soc Rye, higher: 56l.c No. 1. 81 loc No. 2
Barley. firm; No. 2, CSC: November. 64c: extrs
No. 3, 52A@5524c. Provisions. steady: mes!
pork, $lO:35 cash and November: $1O.75 Janu.
aary. Prime steam lard. $7.4O cash O,
November; 1925 January. Butter, quiet and
unchanged: Cheese, quiet Eggs. firm at n l,c
Rece!pts--Flour $4,000 bbls: wheat, 20, 900 bu
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-E lour, 5000. bb!s
wheat, 5000 blu: barley. 5000 bu