The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-10-26
LATE MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-Ihls marEet showed considerable
activity at the close Yesterday, and prices were
stronger all round. There was SOM inquiry FOR
No. l hard at 81 o. spot, an advance of &c. and
Sl.02la was offered for November. For Dcccm-
Der No. ! hard in 5000 bu lots, 81. O3 was freely
offered. but sellers did not seem inclined 10 let go.
The same was offered for November in similar
lots. Holders asked lie moro for futures No.
Northern was wanted at Ole December. aud Doe
was offered for spot. There was a very tair anount
OF business done in samples at n w!de range. 1--we
cars OF frozen wheat were sold at Sic, and ons cal
No; regular by sample at 9Sc. Three cars or no.
a3c. with transit. Among the sales were ] car
sample at Ole 4. o. b. and ] car sample at 9sc Tho
niarSet closed steady and firm.
Patents, $6(i6. 40: stratrhts.
So@a.du; FIRST bakers, -. eO@5.lO: second
bakers, ~ 5Oa4.SO; best low grades, ~. 5U93:
red dog. $l,G0g12. The Boston market is re-
%straichts, Sc 0 30: first bakers. So. 75G5.9U:
red dog, TOla2 so, in sacks. The market /,
iuirly active and low grades are in good demand,
but prices are not growing better. Several heavy
sales have been made this week, but at low rates.
CoRS-The market was seady at fotmsr quota
tons: l1t2c for No.. .
O~tTS-Thore was some ine,6sy for oats ns so,
for No. 2 white, and zoe for No. . mixed. Holder,
ASKED about lc more on both grades.
at 5sc for No. .; extra No.
sample. There were offerings at u Little shove
quotations.
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WHEAT-This market showed frEness Yesterday
under such influences as export buying, u more
liberal output at the primaries and reported DAM
age by frost. There were some buying orders in
hand at the prices of the previous day, hut seller.
would not meet them. 1t was noted that miller.
were purchasing with some show Of confidence,
having orders for trade supplies Of -four at prices
which will permit them to grind as the whea,
market now stands. Receipts were fifteen ears, and
shipments twenty, cars The lake markets we're
stagnant most OF tho day. and prices ruled lower.
optcuiaiors dd not appear to fud as much en-
enlargement In cable slviees as on Wedn esdae,
although il is admitted that u considerable exnort
movement has begun.
Local quotations show .ha. he bidding for Nav
delivery OF No. l hard was lc higher. Spot, Ucto-
Der. N.ven!ber aud yeas were 81 bid: 95c for No. .
hard; Csc for No. l; SSc Ior No. y
F~IouE-Trade, in this product is moving along a,
a steady pace. There are no features to record. L,
shares the uncertainties of the wheat market, bu,
lnillers think there is a tendency TO get above ILe
depression. The range Of The market Is as fol-
lows: Patents, Orange Blossom, st. IT'S Red Coos.
Stra,ghss, 90: Capitol, family, $3.50: Bakers.
2osg5oc per bnl less. according to quality; low
grades. s2@2,5O. Rye -four, So IS per bM'
Graham. 81. 50 per Dbl.
CoRS-No. 2 WAS 4sc asked for snot, October
and November: 47c year; 47c bid and 40, aykad
year; rejected, 44c.
oATs-Ihs ouly transaction recorded was a sale
mixed were &c spot and October; CSC asked for
october, November aud year: 81 Lee bid and :}2e
asked for May: 2Gc bic for No. 3 mixed; &c bId
for No. white: &c bid for No. 3
CHICAGO MARKET-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat. dull, weak and lower: 91@9Ihc OctoSer:
November: 94a9tMc December;
. spring. 9lg91Mc: No. 3 spring, sIkc: No
red winter, 99@ 99lsc. Corn, weak and lower.
dnaf cash; 47is@47i.e October and November:
unry: 4si4ells:sc May. Oats, dull and wesl,
2dAc cash and October; 2saa2sl4c Noyemhsl.
H ~ DECEMBER; s7:ac year; ala@sI7sc May,
Flax seed, higher at s1.3fie. FORK, Quiet and
nominaly, unchanged; Sl0A0ml 10. SO cash:
s sa,oh aogi "a g. os,9bsr: lo.a5@iSs7h No:
1oi7is 1 year; .5s, Dsfsn 7s Slol5g
$40. s71ea1o.oo February. Lard, IN fair ' dsananG
ga ~ as saslrE; % sTTaa,ag15o cash ara October;
her: $7:154T.17la The year; So. 25a17 37is lam Jan-
1aty; $7.32 1a@7 1885 February. Bnik meats, in far ai,
demand; sa:::lders, S1.5o; short ribs, 500:
i.,y in nn' FAIR dsnsna b u b,s onis' and unchanged.
ana unchanged. Cali-Wheat, in fair dennnJ,
unnamed rnr a AZ for October; advanced lsc for Nov.
Nav r ge,,'iea sc for January: decinsd &c TO,
declined lsc year. Oats, irr9c,iar anS
iaiIly active: declined Ice for October. teclirsaG
PORK. IN ni fair as,aaa advas s1o i, iSe for year and MAY.
November; S!c.2o year; S'1o55 January Lard.
aGtse, frul. and l2aac higher for October: ad,
fTIGqu &c rir November, year. January aud
: 20 Sp,'nnaarEt. heceipts-Flony, $4,000 bbis; wheat,
$500 bu: corn, 2o7, 900 bn: oats, Ia. 0po In,
T EIe,; s7'9oo bn; barley, $1,000 br. sLipmentsI
S19ur, 5000 bbis; wheat. $4,000 ba: corn.
ZOO ba; oats, 10000 bu: rye. $1,000 gsI
barley, II, 700 bu. e '-'oo" pui
MILWAUKEE MArKET-Flour il IN fair d.,n,,d
Mhea1, Weaser; Ole October 92c Eoyenb"r. gi@
!,ese,nber: Doc January. Corn. steady; 4sioc No
~: asS reJeSted- Oats, scarce and wanted: No. ;
BARLEY, finn; No. ., CSC: November ca. nrtrs
o, a25aY553fc. Provisions, steady. mes.
ppFS' s pr;@o cash and November: SIo.75 Janu.
November; 1925 January. Butter. o Ma an NJ
nnchanged; Cheese, quiet. Eggs, firm Mt 81 Ise
b f.eSis,ptsso So C6a 1900 bbls: wheat, 10000 bn:
Wi2at, 5000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu'