Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05
LATE MARKET REPORT,
ST. PAUL.

WHrAT-Recepts are liberal. and country move.
nents are active: The various wheat mar
i Ists have have weakened. causing caution on
The. local market has been duh. The
declines in prices have been gradual, amounting to
about SC all around. Tuesday the feeling was a
little better, and prices showed little moro
strength. The milling demand is fair, but modi-
ded by the course of prices in the market. Quail
ty in receipts shows improvement. Closing prices:
Street wheat. 9O@95c: on change. No. hard 81
al 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 the
light supply seems to DO the principal cause for
hrmness, closing as follows: No. 2, 4Sc bid, soc
asked: No: 3, 45c bid:
OATs-After week of comparative quiet, the
market closes more active and at irmer prices.
Stocks are run down and the demand is good
Prices stronger by lc since last weekly review.
On Tuesday there were but few offerings and less
pressure to sell. Closing figures: No. mixed,
261ec bid; September, 28c asked: October, 26c
Did, PIC asked; No. 3 mixed, Csc; No. 2 white,
27c bid: September 291ec asked: No. 3 white,
csc bid: rejected, 23c bid. Tuesdays sales: car
No. mixed, old, SOC. f. o. b.; / car No. 2 mixed,
November. 2shc; car condemned. 26!Ac
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUR-Has rnlapscd into its former dulluess,
owing mainly to the fact that buyers are afraid
there is too much new wheat in it: Minnesota pat
ants are quoted at $7:5o@7:75 in Boston and at
il Mex York ;,a aeSl M a6
clears, 81. 45@4. IS: low grades. 1908 .
MIILsTUFF-H been very firm throughout the
week. closing at top prices. On Tuesday $7.75
was freely bid for spot bulk bran, with no offers,
and there were sales outside at that. Quotations
Bran, bulk, $7.75@8: sacked, $3.50 per ton.
Shorts, fine. $l1@lL50; coarse, $40. 25@ rs.
Mixed feed, Sl7@2O.5O per ton. Bolted corn
WHARF.-The week has witnessed net decline
Of SC. with q weak market at the close.
Tpesaa a ,r sses Of off, No hard hard were at
$102; seller the year. $lo2: seller October
SlOl. For seller September, 1.01 was bid in
store. and 81 OF asked: for seller November 99e
81 .O3 was bid for 5000 bu. seller May. For spot
No. hard. in store, 81 OF was asked and $1.Ol
bid No: Northern sold at 93c on track. and was
offered at $50 in store, with s5c bid. No. l was
offered at Ole in store Quotations: No. l hard
spot. s. OF: No. hard. 96c; No. Northern 93c;
SIC MIers association prices are reported as
follows: No. hard, 81: No. 2 hard, 95c; No. /,
94c; No. 2. 800: No. 9, 79c. III
CORN-Has been stiffening 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@45c, by
sample. 49,. y: -. &z'z,%r. NJ 3, & .
~ MILWAUKEE MARKET.-F1onr. quiet and un
changed. Wheat, stronger: 92Mc cash or ssptem.
Der: 9414c October: f96s sc November: 99lsc De-
OATS Scarce ss and high higher :o No so@s2c Rye
No. 2, 6s1sa64e; October, 641*c. PROVISIONS
apa p1I te sssh s 9eo ess
and October: 81 80 January. Butter fresh, scarce
and wanted; low grades duh. Cheese, in good de-
ma9 nd EeEs aaes 1000 e Rsee l n
Shipments-FlOur, $4,000 bbls: wheat. 5000 bu