The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-10-13
LATE MARKET REPORT.
SIT PATTI,

ST. PAUL.
WHEAT-As before said, the board Of trade de-
hand was slow at the close Of the week. Early it
opened active for hard varieties, with buyers bid
ding up and advancing prices, apparently indie
~pendently Of the lake markets, though these had
some effect In afterward causing an easier feeling.
There is a good milling demand, aud a liberal
through shipment trade. Among millers the feel
Ing seems to be steadier than with the large ship
pers, Who just now are ofish. --latest reports
quoted lower prices In the lake markets, causing
dizziness here. On Tuesday on change the market
ruled dull, but at an advance of lie on hard varie-
nes for the entire week. Receipts have been lib
eral throughout and generally Of good quality.
Street wheat is still ~quotsbte at 57@52c rer bu.
Closing quotations on change weak at the follow
ing prices: No. l hard, $1.03 spot and October:
November and December, SAT 2 No. /. 93c; Nc
2 hard, CSC: No. 2, SSc-all bids.
CoRN-Receipts and supply have been limited,
causing strength in prices and advance during the
week. The frosty weather has also strengthened
the larger markets, alphabetically affecting
values in ST. Paul. Later the supply was a little
better. but not sufficient to meet the demand, yet
prices closed a little lower. in sympathy with other
markets. No. 2, 4S15c bid, 505 asked; November,
asc bid; year, 46Mc bid; May, Acc bid: No. 3,
473c bid, Acc asked; rejected. 43c bid. TUESDAYS
sales: / car No. 3, 49c; lear rejected, 43c.
OATs,-Receipts have improved some, but prices
have been well sustained, on good demand in ex-
throughout, aud SO closed, the advance for the
week ranging at 49lc on No. 2 mixed Tuesday
there was an active inquiry y, and some pressure to
buy for immediate wants, while futures received
attention. More oats could be used in this market
il sent here. Quotations: No. 2 mixed 2Sc bid:
balance Of the month, 2716c bid: November, 2SAc
| 321Sc bid, $50 asked: No Q white, 29c: No. 3
white. &c: rejected. 24c-aIl bids. Tuesdays sale:
/ Car No 2 mixed, December, 28Ac.
| MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUR-The exports continue light but he home
demand keeps the market barely steady, The light
production aiding in this. Minnesota patents
are quoted In Boston at S7.50@7.75, and in New
Ysrk at $7.25@7.5o. Loca' quotations are: Patents,
So. 100000; straights, So. 2095. 20; clears. $4.45
"a. 50: low grades, 1908.
MHLsTUFF-Bran and shorts have been scarce
feed and coarse corn meal are low. Quotations..
Bran, in bulk, $S: sacked, So. ia rs per ton.
Shorts, fine, S1I@11.25: coarse, $40. 25@10.75.
Mixed iced, S1701S.50 per ton. Corn meal,
bolted, $24; coarse, $l8@l9 per ton.
WHEAT-The fluctuations throughout the week
we're within a small range, and the market was
quite strong until yesterday, when a decline oc-
CURED and the closing was weak. Early sales Of
No. / hard were at 81 .0416 in store, but later there
were sales at $1.04 and $l.O3s4, closing with
S1.o2i2 bid and $l.03 asked. Seller last half of
October went at 81 Cd aud $l.03 was biz at the
close. Seller Noyemhar want 81 q 81 No
hard In A was offered at SO lac, with Csc bid. No. 1
Some fine lots went by amplea at $l.02, on track,
and at $l.Ol t. o. b. No. 2 Northern, in A, sold
at SOC, and in B at Ole. with t:ansit. Sales by
sample were at 99c on track, at 95c I. o. b.. and at
95c In store. The trading was larger in volame
than for weeks. Quotations.: No / hard, SI.03; No.
2 hard, CSC; No. L, 96c; No. 2, 89c: No. 8, S4c
Il NlilOA aSSOOidbiOu DilCtS lit 5tUOIlSI as lOilOWSs
No. I ha.d, S1.02: No. 2 hard, 97c: No. i, CSC;
No. 2, 9oc: Nc. 3, soc.
CoRN-Was again dealt in, though not for spot
delivery. A round lot, seller the year, went at 46c,
and more was offered ut Ate, with 46c bid. Seller
October was offered at 49i2c, and No, 2 spot at
SOC, with no bids. .Quotable at 49c for No. 2,
and 46Y48c for condemned, by sample.
OATs-Have been very quiet, and are quoiable
at 2716c for No. 2 mixed; white, 29iac; re-
tes,ed; 25g26c, BY sample.
MILWAUKEE MARKET, Flour dull and M
changed. Wheat weak. 94lac October: 97c No
yember: 99lsc December. Corn. quiet: No. 2.
sic: rejected, 4skc Oats, easier; No. 2, 271sc.
extra No. 3, 53Ac: No. 2. 6lAc. Provisions weak;
mess pork. 10.45 cash or October: 1929 JAM
uary. Prime steam lard, Sz.70 cash or october:
demand. Eggs weaker at 20h@21c. Receipts
Flour. $1,000 bbls; wheat, 41,0O0 bu: barley.
$1,000 bu. Shipments : Flour. I7.oG0 bbls:
CHICAGO MARKET-Fiour, quiet and unchanged
Wheat, regular, fair demand aud lower; 95c Octo-
Der; 97@97isc November: 994 December;
y .OO4 January: S1.07Ac May; No. 2 spring. csc;
No. 3 spring, s5hc: No. 2 red winter, $1.olh.
CoIn, In good demand, irregular and lower; 4SLc
cash and October: 4~7issa47ssc November; 48iac
December; 464g463sc year: 4S7sa49c May.
Oats. easier: 27h@27ssc cash; 27as@27Mc Oc-
tober: 25Mc November: 2sNc December: 27E
g27Ac year: 3l7sc MAJ. Rye. quiet at 55iac
Pork. in tair demand, but lower: S10.5o@IO.5S
cash; Sl0.45@I047ie October aud November:
40 December; $40. 32J301G.35 year;
but lower; closed steady at s7.77M I cash. ca'i :'S s7.75
@7.75ia October; E7.67ls17 go November ana
December; $7:525a@7.55 year; $7.65@7.67N
January. Bulk meats. fair demand, shoulders
$500; shortribs. SO. 10: short clear, 1915. But.
ter, eggs and whisky unchanged. Call: Wheat
fair demand and drm. advanced Nc November;
re December Corn, quiet but frmer; 4S4c Oc.
toDer; 47Ac November; 46ssc year. Oats. dull
and unchanged Pork, quiet and irreqularl
$l0.47l9c October; S10.bOc November: SIO.3t
year Lard, quiet; 81. S2la October: 1856 No
yemDer: $I.57M year. Receipts-Flour. $4,000
66ls: wheat, 1900 blu: corn, $4,000 bu: oats
1900 bu; rye, $4,000 bu; barley. 77.000 bu'
IRAN "a store. Oct. 4: Wheat, 6.793.O0 bu
900 b n,oh hs,Isx ~ "a; n os,s (, $4,000 bu: rye 49,