Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-02
LATE MARKET REPORT.

WHEAT-The market is steady ana featIreiess.
The feeling which has prevailed for some time
past has not been weakened through long waiting,
and possibly received slight strengthening
from Saturdays reports from tho outside markets.
Whea: men are generally of the opinion that wheat
will go lower this season. ana that If an exuos,
demand should spring up there would be an i'm.
mediate and marked rise in prices. acconlpa MED
held back by the farmers. The board quotations
ate the same on Saturday, viz. 81 Oh bid fo1
spot, October and November No. hard; Sl.D2 bid
for December. and 81 O5 bid Tor NAV. No. l 92e
bid: No. 2 hard, 96c bid: No. 2, SIC bid. Two
cars of wheat were sold by sample at CSC. The
board of directors held meeting at the close Of the
board session, and agreed to recommend the reso-
luton establishing grades for frozen wheat.
FLoUR-Tha week opens with steady market
for -four, and no visible prospect of an Immaculate
change in tone Fair Eastern orders were received
lied considerable activity Quotations aie IN
changed, ranging as follows: Parents. Orange
Blossom, 1919; Red Cross: s1raiehts. 6: Capt.
rels, Csc extra; outside brands, 25a5oc Der bo!,
according to quantity; low yra les, %2lt2.5O Rye
-four, So IS per Dbl. Graham, $3.50 per Dbl.
Buckwheat -four. $40 per Dbl.
CORN-Corn continues steady AMI in good de-
mand For SPOT and November No. ? mixed 46l
was bid aud 4Sc asked: year, Acc bid and 47c
asked: May. 47l;c bid and 4sc asked For No. 3
45c was bid and 47c asked. bid for rejected was
made at .f2c. sale was recorded Of Car. No.
., May delivery, at 4712c
OATS-Tne market Is unchanged. Board QUOTA
tons: No. 2 mixed, spot. 27c'e bid; Move nl,er
delivery, CSC bid and 2Slec asked; December, e.
bid and 20 loc asked: May, see BIZ AMI :}ic ask-l
For No. white 29c was bid: No. 5 white, 3 Aoc
bid Que Car No. 2 white was sold at 500, aud
car No. 3 at .,sc
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT-The market quite active yesterday
and there very fair amount Of trading done.
Samples were picked up with ayidlty, and sellers
rule went home cleaned cut Prices were lxc
L H.
grades. Northern wheat was III good demand, and
90: was offered for 10000 bu November del very,
but hodrrs asked &c more. Transac .ons were
mostly confined to SAMPLES. although there
No l Northern at 93c: No. regular. o.!,, it'll
transit: and rejected, by sample, at SIC. Tie best
bid for No: hard, November delivery, was IL OF,
and $1.O2a was asked. Holders wanted 94c for
No. ! Norhern, November, and H7c fol
less was offered For No. Southern,
Soc bid and 81 12c for No. 2 Soutnuru.
CoRN-TAo market is dull and shade lower.
For No =, 47}ac was bid yesterday, aud 49,
asked: No. .. Octub~r and November 47,t: year,
4Gc: contemuvd, 42W46'2c.
% isc was bid for No p mixed spo: or year sellers
asked 1c more: No. mixed. Zsc: rejected, 2Ges
OAri-Tae market is dull ana prices unchanged.
rejected. 26o27c
DARLEI-U UNCHANGED at $50 for No. 2; extra No.
3, AZ" SOC: No. 3 aud rejected. $50 4oc
MILWAUKEE MAEKET.-F!our duh and droop-
lug Wheat quiet; 9:' SIC cash and November: % BIC
December, and 9GMc for January. Corn, Moth
ing done: 4sc for No. 2; 47c for rejected. Oats
No. g 81 loc. Barley dull aud lower; No. Q, Coo;
extra No. 3, SOC Provisions irregular: mess pork.
$1O.25 for October; 81 FOR. January: prime
steam lard. $z.2o for October, $3.50 for
firm at 23c. Receipts-Flour. 1000 bbs: wheat,
$4,000 bu: barley, $4,000 bu. shlpments-f Jour,
1900 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; barley, 49,
900 bu.
CHICAGO ARKEr-Flour, quiet and unchanged
Wheat. demand active, unsettled: opaued weak aud
lower: closed shade higher: 5000 lsc October;
$3.50 93aac November: 955sW 9oAc December:
spring 9;Su5935sc: No. 3 sprug, 81 lsc: No. 2 red
winter, 91scSu s oil. Corn, demand active: IN
settled; opened easier; sfterward advanced, aud
467sc October: 47Nc November: 4e 'a@ 465sc
December: 46as@s46lac year; 46ls@4G14c Janu-
ary; AS5sA4Sac May. y Oats STEADY and fra:
2s s sSs eaf ?ss oc,e e1 g3 Jgsua2
81 5ef93l34c May Rye, firm at 53aAc. Barley,
easier at Goes Flaxs.sj, firm at 1857.
Pork. demand active ard irregular: opened easier,
and afterwards advanced l04G3oc for cash.
October and November 81 O. 500 l03714 Deem
Der: $40. 25WlO. 30 yeas; $iO.9za 2(9lO.95 Janu-
airy: Sl1 .o5g.! 1902 February. Lard. in fair
vanctd to 81. 2o@7. Is cash enc octobsr; 81. l7,a
al. 20 Nov-mber and December: S7.l5@7.17a
year; $727la January: 81. 35(1737'o February.
Bulk meats. in tair demand: shoulders, 81. 80;
short ribs ADD short clears, 1918. Eggs, in fair
demand at 23l924c Butter. quiet and unchanged
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Cal-Wheat, de-
rnand active ard irregular: declined 14c November;
advanced 14c January: advanced 1sc May. Corn.
i'll good demand: advanced lsc October, year and
january; declined lsc November and May. Oats,
In fair demand: advanced ssc year; advanced Ice
May. Pork. in fair demand, and sc higher Oc
tober: 7lec higher November: 21ac higher year and
January. Lard, in fair demand: advanced 2lec
January and February. Recepts-Fiour. 10000
bbIs: wheat. $1,000 bu: corn, lsl 900 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu: rye, $1,000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu
Slpments-Fiour. $4,000 bbls wheat, 81. 900 bu
Du: barley. 41,OOU bu.