The Dickinson press., 1883-10-13
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.

WHEAT-As before said, the board of trade de-
mand was slow at the close Of the week. Early it
opened active for hard varieties. with buyers bid
ding up and advancing prices, apparently inde-
pendently OF the lake markets, though these had
some effect in a%fterward causing an easier feeling.
through shipment trade. Among millers the feel
Ing seemsto be steadier than with the large ship.
pers, who just now are otash. Latest reports
quoted lower prices in the lake markets, causing
dullness here. On Tuesday on change the market
ruled dull, but at an advance Of lie on hard varie-
ties for the entire week. Receipts have been lib
Street wheat IS still apa aue s | at g. s7g gsSa 9 psa 81.
Closing quotations on change weak at the follow
ing prices: No: l hard. $l.o3 spot and October:
November and December, 81. OF; No. 1, CSC: No.
2 hard, CSC: No. 2, S9c-all bids.
C~oRN-Raceipts and supply have been limited,
causing strength in prices and advance during the
week The frosty weather has also strengthened
values in ST. Paul. Later the supply was sl q little
better, but not sufficient to meet the demand. vet
prices closed a little lower. in sympathy with other
4 alssf Sid: year. Ne; = 4 GEE b Sid; S Msy. a ase jj aoy Na1 3.
4773ac bid, 49c asked; rejected. 43c bid. TUESDAYS
sales: l car No. 3. doc; lear rejected, 43c.
81 have improved some, but prices
cess of offerings. The market has been firm
week ranging at A@lc on No. 2 mixed. Tuesday
attention. More oats could be used in this market
II sent mere. Quotations: No. 2 mixed CSC bid:
321ac bid, $50 asked: No. 2 white, 29c: No. 4;
white; = 27e; rejected; 24cIallb bids; Tuesday sale:
l car NO. 2 mixed, December, 2SAc.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLouR-Thee exports continue light but the home
demand Keeps the market barely. steady. the light
PFC anais% "a aiding &as;on in ~ this I'll so,5 Minnesota patents
York at 81 25g7.5o. Local quotations are: Patents.
~Gloe6.tO straights, 50. 2O@5. 20: clears. $4.45
@495: low grades. 1908.
MILLsTUFF-Bran and shorts have been scarce
and firm all the week, closing strong. Mixed
feed and coarse corn meal are low. Quotations:
a Bran, in el bulk s, s.; SACKED, SIS: 5o@ 6 2 s per ton.
Mixed feed. $l7@1e.5o per ton. Corn meal,
bo!ted. $24: coarse, $ls@i9 per ton.
WHEAT-The fluctuations throughout tho week
quite strong until Yesterday, when a decline oc-
No. l hard were at s1.o41s in store, but later there
$l.62le bid and $l.03 asked. Seller last haif Of
October went at 81 Oh aud 81. o3 was bid at the
close; Seller November went at $1.O4. No. 2
hard IN A was offered at 8 iac, with CSC bid. No. 1
Some fine lots went By sample at 81. OF, on track,
and at $l.ol 20 b. No. 2 Northern. in A., sold
at q t Z ss 8 and in !. 3 Bo at Gle. With transit. Sales by
95c in store. The trading was larger in volume
than for weeks; Quotations. No l hard, LOS; No.
2 hard. csc; No. 1, 96c; No. 2, see; No. 3. SIC.
Millers' association prices are reported as follows:
No. / hard, $1.02; No. 2 hard, 97c: No. i, CSC;
No. 2. 9oc: No. 8, soc.
GoRN--was again dealt in, though not for spot
and more was offered at 47c, with acc bid. Seller
October was offered at 40 lac. and No. 2 spot at
SOC. with no bids. ,Quotable at 400 for No. 2.
and 46@4Sc for condemned, by sample.
OATs-Have been very quiet, and are quotab!e
at 27hc for No. 2 mixed; white, 29loc; re.
jeee,ed. 25926c. by sample.
changed. Wheat weak: 94lec October: 97c No
vember: 99lsc December. Corn, quiet: No. 2
gle; rejected 4s,$c: Oats, easier: No. 2. 275sc
extra ass No 5, s5a s?i No. 2 :. siae. Provisions ostSs WEAK WssE
mess pork, $lO.45 cash or October: $12.25 Jan.
u s.n Prime steam lard. $40 cash OF October!
Flour. 27,ooo bbls; wheat, 1900 bu: barley
$4,000 bu: Shipments Flour. $1,000 bbls;
CHICAGO M~ARkETMFlcur, quiet and unchanged
Dor; 97@97isc November: e94 December;
No. 3 spring, s5ac: No. 2 red winter, $i.oI34
cash and October: 47laa47sc November: 46isa
tober: 2sNc Novembes: ssSc Deeember: 27s
OPTIC year: 317sc May. Rye. quiet at 55lec
B PoFk, n a tair at a. eos, F ba1 s 1oIss euiss s. Sa;sl !:
SI0.4oalo.45 December; Sl0.32k@1o.35 year
$ll.27129l1.3 January. Lard. In fair demand
but lower: closed steady at $7.77M cash: ~;
gI75,a October; s7;57ia@760 Neyember an
J January. Bulk meats. fair demand. shoulders
$3.50; short ribs. Sc. 10: short clear, sc: Is: But
ter, eggs and whisky unchanged. Call: Wheat
Nc December. Corn. quiet but frmer; 1880 Oc
tober: 47Ac November; 46sc year. Oats. dull
and unchanged. Pork. quiet and IRREGULAR
$10.47lec October; $105Oc November: $40. 81
year. Lard, quiet; So. s2le Octobsr: 1855 No
vember; $z571s year. Receipts-Flour. 1900
bbls: wheat, 10000 bu: corn, 96.O0 bu: oats
$4,000 bu: rye, $4,000 bu: barley, 1900 blu
Grain in store. Oct. 1: Wheat, 6.793.OOO bu
corn. 2.329,0O0 bu; oats. 100000 bu: rye, 1877.
600 bu: barley, $4,000 bu. Total Of all kinds
| lO.25s.OO0 blu; same a. last year, 1913. 600 Blu