Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-09-28
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.

WHEAT-R"ceipts are liberal. aud country move.
nen's are are active Tho various wheat mar
he local market has been ''' dull. The
declines in prices have been gradual. amounting to
about Sc all around. Tuesday the feeling was a
little better, and prices showed a little moro
strength. The milling demand is fair, but mndi-
led by the course of prices in the market. Quail
tty in receipts shows improvements Closing prices
Street wheat, 9oA95c: on change No. hard. 81 ::
al bids.
ConN-This market is again developing strength
after after easy decline early in the week.
Stocks and receipts have been light, aud the de-
rnand has been increasing little Prices have been
regulated in part by Chicago doings, but now the
LIGHT supply seems to be the principal cause for
irmness, closing as follows: No. 2. 4sc bill, SOC
asked: No. 3. 45c bid.
OATs-After Il week of comparative quiet the
market closes mole active aud at hrmer prices.
Stocks run down and the demand is good
Prices are stronger by since last weekly review.
On Tuesday there were but few off rugs aud less
pressure to Sell. Closing fgur-s: No. 2 mixed,
26nc bid; September, 2Sc asked: October, 2Gc
Did, 2Sc asked; November, 2Si2c bid: year, 26c
Did, PC asked: No. 3 mixed, CSC; No. whie
&c bid; September 29lsc asked: No. 3 white,
26c bid: rejected. pc bid. TUESDAYS sales: car
No. mixed, old. Soc, f. o. b.; car No 2 mixed,
November, 2S]ac; Car condemned, 2G4oc.
MINNEAPOLIS
FLOUR-Has lapsed iuto its former dulluess,
owing mainly to tho fact that buyers are afraid
here Is too much new wheat in it. Minnesota pat
ssnts are quoted at $77:5o@7:75 in Boston and at
Patents. Sc. 1O@6.tO; stra1ghts, S5.2Og5. 20:
clears. $4.45@4 So: low grades, 1908.
MlL1'sTuFF-Has been very finn throughout the
week. closing st top prices. On Tuesday si7.75
was freely bid for spot bulk bran, with no offers,
and there were sales outside ut that. Quotations:
Bran, bulk. $7.75@S: sacked, $3.50 per ton
Shorts. fine. $ll@ll.5o: coarse, $40. 25@lo75
meal. 1914: coarse, $50 per ton.
WHARF.-THE week has witnessed net declipe
2f &C. with wax Tmarko1 At the close
81 with transit for spot delivery: free on track.
$l.02; SELLER the year, $1.o2: seller October,
S1ol. Fer seller september,, $1.o1 was bid in
store, and STOP asked: for seller November, soc
was bid: for seller February. S1.O5 was bid. and
S1.O5 was bid for 5000 bu, seller May For spot
No. i bard. in store, 81. OF was asked aud S1O1
bid. No: Northern sold at CSC on track. and was
offered at s9c ia store. with s5c bid. No. l was
offered at Ole in store Quotations: No. l hard.
spot. $l.ol: No. hard. 96c; No. Northern, CSC:
No. 2 Northern. soc: No. l. 9uc; No 2, CSC: No.
soc. Millers' association prices are reported as
follows: No. hard. 81: No. hard, csc: No. /,
94c; No. 2. 99c: No. 3, 79c.
CoRN-Has been stifeninR 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. Acc: condemned. 45@45c, By
sample.
z M1LwAuKER MARKEr.-Flour. quiet and nm
changed. Wheat, stronger: 92Mc cash or Septeua-
Der: 944c October: $3.50 November: 9e1sc De-
e @l Corn scarce and " wanted: r. 2. 49,
No. 2. 631a@6Ac; October. 64kc Provisions,
irregular: mess pork. $1,000 cash or October:
and October; 81 80 January. Butter. fresh, scarce
and wanted low grades duh. Cheese, in good de-
mand. Eggs quiet at 10 lo@20c Recepts--Flour,
$4,000 n5s wheat 51oo bp barley 2ooo bu
barley. $4,000 blu.
changed Wheat opened lower. closed hghep: reea-
96Nc November: esss@9skc December: No 5
ssrne ca s2@9sase; ,.p No. red White
4s1e@4s6ec cash and sentember: 4sac October:
4eW4s 1ec November: 461g47c year: 48Si2 May.
Oats fairly active and shade higher: 27c cash
27s year ISL Jsnuary mer
Rye lower at sac. Barley dull at 59hc Flax
seed steady with good demand at $l.30. Tim
S STs e saa sasar prne e1a
lower. but closed firm at outside. prices: $40 60
GLOSS cash and September; $40 6591o67A
October: 80 72M@10.75 November: -S1o.45@
mand active and hi4her: ST. 95 cash and septem-
Der; S795@7:97l9 October; S770gI72la No
yember: So: 6zls@7.7o, year; $7.72kMZ75
active. firm and higher: 21@o1 l2c Butter steady
aud unchanged. Whisky steady and unchanged
at 81. so. CaIl--Wheat steady and UNCHANGED.
Corn lower; $3.50 1870 September; 491sc octo-
Der: 546A@4Sssc November: 477sc year. Oats
higher: 27iac October; 2o73c November: 27sso
year. Pork frmer; not quotably lower. Lard
weaker; So. 90 2 September. $40 1e@7.9 5 octo-
her; $7.72la November; $7.621ag7 IS year.
bu: corn, 4o6 ojo bu: oats. $4,000 bu; rye, 49,
QUO bu: barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour
5000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bu: corn, 20, 600 bu;
oats 2l0.0O0 bu: rye, 5000 bu; barley TO-
QUO hn. Grain ia store in Ibis market: wheat,
6,1D3,Ooo bu: corn, 2, 736.uoO Blu: oats, 525, 900
hn: rye, 698,u00 bu: barley. $4,000 bu. Total
@1U.15l,0U1 bu, against q 59S.OoD bQ for thu
Same Deriod last year. z.s 3 .55#