The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-09
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.

WHEAT-Ihe market Is steady ana feature!ess.
The feeling which has prevailed for some time
past has not been weakened through long waiting,
and possibly received some slight Strengthening
from Saturdays reports from the outside markets.
Wheat men are generally of the opinion that wheat
will go no lower this season, and that il an export
demand should spring up there would lie nn i'm.
mediate aud marked rise in prices accompanied
BY an active movement of the grain nov being
held back by the farmers. The board quotations
are the same as on Saturday, viz: Sl.0l bid for
spot, October and November No. l hard; S1.U2 bid
for December, and 81 .u5 bid for Nav. No. l 92c
bid: No. 2 hard, 9Gc bid: No. ., SIC bid. Two
cars of wheat were sold by sample ut Csc. The
board of directors held a meeting at the close Of the
board session, and agreed TO recommend the reso-
luton establishing grades for frozen wheat.
FLoUR-The week opens with Il steady market
for flour, and no visible prospect of an immediate
change in tone. Fair Eastern orders were received
by Tho nilers yesteroay, and the local trade exhib-
ited considerable activity. Quotations are un-
changed. ranging as follows: Patents. Orange
tol, family, s.. so: Bakers, XXXX, 81 so; in bar
re!s, 25c extra; outside brands. 25M SOC per bbl,
according to quantity; low grades, S2G2.50, Rye
-four, IS IS per Dbl. Graham. 4.!5u per Dbl.
Buckwheatt flour, $40 per bbl.
CoRN-Corn continues steady and in good de-
mand. For spot aud November No. . mixed Acc
was bid ahd 1Sc asked: year, Acc bid ANA 47y
asked: May. 4714c bid aud 4Sc asked. For No. 3
45c was bid and 47c asked. A bid for rejected was
made at 42c. A sale vas recorded of one car. No.
., May delivery, at 47i2c.
OATS-Fhe market is unchanged. Board quota
tious: No. . mixed, spot, 27cIa bid: Noyembe,
delivery. CSC bid and 2Sloc asked: December, 2Sc
For No. 2 white 29c was bid: No. 3 white, 27lsc
bid One car No. 2 white was sold at SOC, aud /
car No. 3 AT 2Sc.
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT-Tle market was quite active YESTERDAY
and there was a very fair amount of trading done.
Samples were picked up with avidlty, and sellers
as a rule went home cleaned out. Prices were loc
higher for No, ! hard, and about the same on other
grades. Northern whea: Was III good demand, aud
93: was offered for 10000 Blu November delivery.
hut holders asked 1c more. Transactions were
mostly confined TO samn!es, although there were
safes OF No : hat1 at csc: No. l regular at 9Gc:
transit; and rejected. by sample, at S2c. The hes,
bid for No: l hard, November delivery. was - 90,
snd S1.oSt was asked. Holders wanted SIC for
less was offered For S sa.N' A soutber ne
SOC was bid. and s21sc for No. 2 Southern.
CoRN-Ihe market is dull and a shads lower,
For No. =, 47l3c was bid yesterday. and 4se
asked; No. .. October and November, III: yesr
4Gc: conlenned, A2@l6i2c-
Is i9c was bid for No. .. mixed, SPOT or year: seller.
asked &c more: No. 2 mixed, 2Sc: rejected, 26Qs
oArs-Tne mnrke, is dull and prices UNCHANGED
NO. = white, 29c bid, SOC asked: No. 2 mixed 2Sc:
rejected. 26Ge27c.
BARLEY-Unchaneed at $50 for No. 9; extra No,
3,4S" soc; No. 3 and rejected. 35@45c.
MILWAUKEE MAIiKET.-Flou Dali and droon-
ing. Wheat au;st: 93aac cash and November: 95 alc
December and 9G&c for January. .oorn, moth
ing done: 4sc for No. 2;47c for rejected. Dat.
higher; No. =. Csc. Rye neglected: 56c for No. i:
No. 2 54iac. Barley dull aud lower; NJ ., 6oc;
extra Nc. 3, SOC Provisions irregular; mess pork,
SLID for October: ST. for January: prime
January. Butter steady. Cheese unchanged. Eggs
firm ut DC. Receipts-Flour, %, 900 bbis; wheat.
$4,000 bu: barley, $4,000 bn. Shipments--tl our.
1900 bbls; wheat. 26. 600 bu: barley. lS7..'
900 bu. ~ A-"
Experimentation, quiet and unchanged.
Wheat. demand active, unsettled: opened weak and
93ss@ November: 92M@95Ac December;
96as&96a4c January: 81. O3ai@I. O37s MAY: No.
spring, 3d. No. 9 spring, s1lec: No. . red
|,1'e5' S9lscaS l.oi. Corn, demand, active: un-
closed nominally unchanged: 467sGd7c cash:
461sc October: 4T4c November; 4Giaa465ss
december; 46ssg4Giac year: 46l-@4GAc Janu-
ary; MAJ. Oats, stendy and lirm
2Sa 2Sisc cash: 2Sc October and November.
2s2lG December. 277sc year: 2Sac January:
e6 May, rye Ne firm at 53ac. Barley,
FORE, demand active and Irregular: opened easier.
ana afterwards advanced l0ll@3Oc for cash,
October and November: $40. 35alO.37}a Deem.
Der: Slo:25gl0 80 year: lo,92la@lO.9 jam.
airy: Sll.O5@!l.o7A February. Lard, in fai,
demand: opened a shade lower; subsequently adj.
yanced to 7.23 cash ana October: $7l7L
@1.2O November and December: ST. sd l?S
year; $7.27le January: $7.35@T37la Februarv'
Bulk meats. in lair demand: shoulders, So. 80.
snort tbs ana snort clears, SIG. rs. Eggs. in fair
demand at 23t92lc- Butter, quiet and unchanged
WHISKY, steady and unchanged. Call-Wbeat. de-.
mand active and irregular: declined lc November:
advanced lac January: advanced Ice May. Corn,
IN good demand; advanced lsc October. year and
January: declined fsc November and NAV. Oats
10 fair demand: advanced Sc year; advanced ise
May. Pork. IN fair demand, aud SC higher Oc.
tober: 7lac higher November; 2i4c higher year and
January. Lard. in fair demand: advanced 2isc
January and February. Reccipts-Flonr, l6.OU
bb!s; wheat. $1,000 bn: corn, 1871 900 bu: oats
$4,000 bu; rye. $1,000 bu; barley, 80, 600 bu
corn, $4,000 bu: oats. 81, 900 bu; rye. 5000
bu: barley. d, 600 blu.