The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-09-27
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST, PAUL.

WHEAl-Recepts are liberal. aud country move
men,s arc active: The various wheat mar
KITS sst have weakened, causing caution on
the. local market has been dull The
declines in prices have heen gradual, amounting to
about sc all around Tuesday the feeling was a
Strength The milling demand is fair. but ma di
fled by the course of prices in the market. Quail
ity III receipts shows improvement. Closing prices:
Street wheat. 9Oa95c: on change. No. l hard 81
all bids.
CoRN-This market is again developing strength
after after an easy decline early in the week.
Stocks and receipts have been light, and the de-
mand has been increasing little. Prices have been
regulated in part by Chicago doings. but now tfle
light supply seems to he tho principal cause for
hrn1ess; css re- az follows: No. 2 4sc BID SOC
OATs-After week Of comparative quiet, the
market closes more active aud at frmer prices.
Stocks are run down and the demand is good
Prices are stronger by lc since last weekly review
On Tuesday there were but few offerings and less
pressure to sell. Closing figures: No. . mixed,
262c bid; September, 2Sc asked: October, 26c
bid, &c asked: No. 3 mixed, CSC; No. white,
PC bid: September 29lac asked: No. 3 white.
26c bid: rejected. 22c bid. Tuesdays sales: car
No. mixed. old, soc. f. o. b: l car No. mixed,
November. 26l2c; Car condemned. 26.ac.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLOUR-Has -lapsed into its former dullness
owing mainly to the fact that buyers are afraid
there is too much new wheat in it. Minnesota pat
snts are quoted at 81 :5o@7:75 in Boston and at
S7:3597.6oin New York. Local quotations are:
clears, $4.45@4 80: low grades, 1908.
MILLsTuFF-Has been very firm throughout the
week, closing at top prices. On Tuesday $7.75
and there were sales outside at that. Quotations
Bran. bulk, $775@s: sacked, $3.50 per ton.
Shorfs' fine $1!gil:50; coarse. $40 25@1o.75.
meal. SD: coarse. $50 ton.
WHEAr.!The week has witnessed net decline
Of Sc with weak marke: at the close.
81, with ,ransi. for spot delivery: FREQ on track.
&l.O2; seller the year. $1.O2: seller October,
$l.0l. For seller September, ST. OF was bid in
store and 81: o2 asked for seller November. 99c
$l.O5 was bid for 5000 bu. seller May. For spot
No hard. in store 81. OF was asked aud $l.Ol
bid. No. l Northern sold at CSC en- track. and was
offered at $50 in store, with Soc bid. No. was
offered at Ole in store. Quotations: No. hard.
spot: ~ OF: No. hard: 96c; No. Northern, 93c;
5. SOC Mi'lcrs' association prices are reported ss
follows: No. l hard. 81: No. 2 hard. 95c; No. i,
94c; No. 2: s9c: No. 3. 79c.
CoRN-lIas been stiffening all the week, and the
stock Eore has been pretty we'll cleaned out On
Tuesday SOC was asked for No. 2. seller October
Quotations.: No. 2. 49c; condemned, 45@4sc, by
sample.
z N1LwAUKEE MARKET.-Flour, quiet and uu
changed; Wheat, stronger: 92Ac cash or septem-
Der: 94'4c October: 96osc November; es,sc De-
Oats. scarce and higher: No. 9. 3O@32c. Rye,
lower: No. l. sac; No. 2, 53c. Barley, higher
No: ?; 631e@G4c; October. case. Provisions,
$i1 % January: Lard. prime steam, 81. 80 cash
and October; $3.50 January. Butter. fresh, scarce
and wanted; low grades dull. Cheese, in good de-
$4,000 bb's; wheat, 5000 bu: barley, $4,000 bu
ShiEments-Flour, $4,000 bbis: wheat s. 900 hu
barley, $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO MARKET Flour quiet and nm
changed: Wheat opened lower. closed higher regu-
s lar: 95Ssc ssptemhe5 947sc October: gS
a$e Corn, demand no. sctyo RED unse "h'tG
4s,s@4s'sc cash and sentemser: 4s@c October
4s@4slec November: 4G q ca47c year: 4ssla May.
1s :e 6cteoer 81: S
271sc year: 2S19 January: 3l4a3l asc May.
Rye lower ut 54c. Barley dull at 59hc. Flax
othy, weak and easier; primo $l.23@ l.26: extra
bright lots. $1.27@1.32. Pork opened weak aud
lower. but closed Arm at outside prices: $40 so
72a ssos%osf $1@
$50 so year; 81: 4O@l1:42la Jan. Lard de-
mar, mand sctiye and hirher 81 IS cash and septem
SsISs7 95 sGs 9:'S'e year! s7S%77s ~
S.. 25: short rib. So; short clear, $6.l5. Eggs,
active: firm and higher: 21@e1 12c. Butter steady
aud unchanged. Whisky steady and unchanged
at 81. 60. Call-Whsat steady and unchanged.
Corn lower: 4sss94s,ac September: 49lsc Octo-
Der: 4sA@4sSc November: 47,sc year. Oats
year. Pork armer; not quotaby lower. Lard
weaker; $M92e September: 81 .92la@Z95 Octo-
Der; $772l9 November; $7,62 la9765 year
bu: corn, 4o6.O0O bu: oats. $4,000 bu: rye. 35,-
QUO bu: barley. $4,000 bu. shipments-Flour.
5000 bbls: wheat. $4,000 bu: corn. 10000 bu ;
600 bu: Grain in store in this market: wheat,
100000 hu: corn. g. 7Se. 900 bu; oats 525, 900
bu: rye, 698. 900 bu: barley. $4,000 bn. Total,
same period last year,