The Northern Pacific farmer., 1883-09-27
LATE MARKE EFT REPORT.
ST. PAUL,

ST. PAUL.
nents are active. The various wheat mar
Iets have weakened, causing caution on
the part a,, of operators M here 50 that that
declines in prices have been gradual, amounting to
about SC ali around. Tuesday the feeling a
little better. and prices showed a little moro
strength. The milling demand is fair, but modi-
fed by the course of prices~in the market. Quail
ity in receipts shows improvement. Closing prices
Street wheat, 9O@95c: on change. No 1 hard. ST.
No; hard, 95c; No. p $4,000: No. 3. 7s@eoc-
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 dofngs, but now the
light supply seems to be the principal cause for
6rmness, closing as follows: No. 2. 4sc bid, soc
OATs-After week of comparative quiet, the
market closes more active and at tirmer prices
Stocks are run down and the demand is good.
On Tuesday there were but few offerings and less
pressure to sell. Closing figures No. mixed.
261ec bid; September, 28c asked: October. 26c
bid, 27c asked: No. 8 mixed, Csc; No. white.
27c bid; September 29l2c asked; No. 3 white
26c bid; rejected @ Pc bd Tuesdays M sales cal
November, 28kc; Car condemned, 2611c.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLOUE-Has rplapsed into its former dulness,
owing mainly to the fact that buyers afraid
sse snts 'eH quoeS i At in Bossen and Dat at
Patents $6io@6.t0; straights. $5.20@5. 70:
clears. $4.45@4.85: low grades $2@3.
AlHLsTUFF-Has been very firm throughout the
week. f,es top pre bn On Tnsdy tb 75
and there we're Gales outside at that: Quotations:
Bran, bulk, 81 1908: sacked, $9;59 per r ton. on
M9ed fssd ton Bosd corn
meal. $24: coarse, 500 per ton.
WHEAT--The week has witnessed net decline
Ct &C. with weak make1 t n,rd the close
81, with transit for spot delivery: FREQ on track,
$l.02; seller the year, $1o2; seller October,
store. and 81 % o3 asked: for seller Soyenber @ e9c
was bid for seller February, ST .O5 was bid, and
g1.O5 was bid for 5000 bu, seller May. For spot
No: hard, in store, $1:02 was asked and $1.o1
offered at that price in store. No. 2 Northern was
offered at 88c in store. with 85c bid. No. was
offered at 91c in store Quotations, No. hard,
No. 2 Northern. soc: No 1. 9Oc; No. 2. 85c: No.
5. soc. Millers association prices are reported
follows: No. hard ST.: No. hard, CSC; No. l.
CoRN-Has been stifening all the week, and the
stock here 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.
9MnwAUKEE MARKET.-Flour. quiet and un-
ber:: 9414c October; 965ec November; 9slec De-
cember. Corn, scarce and wanted: No. 2. 40c.
Oats, scarce and higher: No: 2. 3o@32c:: Rye,
No. 2. 631a@64c; October, 647@c. Provisions,
irregular: mess pork, $1O.50 cash or October:
Lard prime ntaer cash
and wanted; low grades dull. Cheese, in good de-
mand Eggs. quiet at 18 10000 Receipts-Flour,
$4,000 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
Shipments $4,000 bbls: wheat, 5000 bu:
CHICAGO MARKET Flour quiet and un-
ehanged Wheat opened lover, closed higher; regu,
s6Nc November: ssss@9s7$c December; MS No
snring, os2@9sssc; No. 2 red white
9se Corn, demand active; uosettled:
4s@4slsc November: 4G Gs@47c year; 4s81e May.
Oats fairly active and shade higher: 27c cash;
271ec septembe5;; 27asc October; 2sc November;
Rye lower at 54c Barley dull at 59kc. Flax
seed steady with good demand at $l.30 Tim
ethy weak sl and essisr prime $l2s@l26; a:i extra
lower. but closed frm at outside prices: $1,000
October: So 7sSA@io.75 November: s1o.453
%apd ;nS hebs1 CASH and a septe@ as
yember; szS7aa@7: 70 year; $7:7s&@z75
January: ia Bulk meats; fair demand: shoulders
SIS. 25: short rib, So; short clear, ST. Is. Eggs,
aud unchanged Whisky steady and UNCHANGED
Corn lower: 4sss@4skc September: 491sc Octo-
ber: 49A@4sssc November; 47Ac year. Oats
higher; 27Ac October: 281ac November: 27ssc
year. Pork frmer; not quotably lower: Lard
Der; $7.721o November; 81. 21e@7G5 year.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat. ISL 900
bu: corn, 100000 bu: oats. l43. 900 bu; rye. 35.-
5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn, 10000 bu; !;
oats. 100000 bu: rye, 5000 bu; barley &c.,
600 bu. Grain In store in this market: wheat,
bu: rye. Cos, 900 bu: barley. 43.OOO bu. Total,
1O.154.O00 bu, against 4.596.O00 bu for the
same period last year. '@