The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-02
LATE MARKET REPORT.
MINNEAPOLIS.

SUbWeu considerable
activity at tho close yesterday, and prices wore
stronger all round. There was some inquiry for
No. l hard at 81 .O2 spot, m advance of &c. and
S1.O2l2 was offered for November. Fol- Decem-
Der No. I hard in 5000 bu lots, 81. 03 was freely
offered. but sellers did not seem inclined to let go,
The same was offered for November in similar
lots. Holders asked lc moro for futures. No. 1
Northern was wanted at Gle December, and SOC
was offered for spot. There was a very fair amount
OF business done in samples at a wide range. Two
cars OF frozen wheat were sold at Sic. and one cal
No. / regular by sample at CSC. Three cars or No
] Northern brought 91lac. and December sold g.
93c. with transit Among the sales were 1 car
sample at 9lcf I, o. ;, and ! car sample at CSC. The
market closed steady aud firm.
FLoUR-Quo;ations: Patents, SO 40: straights
$2@o.4o; first bakers. 81 e095.1o: second
red dog. 81. 6o92. The Boston market is re-.
ported as follows: Best patents, ST. O617.4
straicbts, Sc sO@ 80: first bakers. So. 75@5 90;
fairly active and low grades aye in good demand,
but prices are not growing better. Several heavy
sales have been made this week. but at low rates.
market was steady at former quota.
tions: 47lac for No. 2.
st was some inquiry for oats at 3Ot
for No. 2 white, and 2oc for No. 2 mixed. HOLDER
asked about lc more on both grades.
BARL4EY-Uuchanced at 5Sc for No. 2; extra No.
3, Asa soc; No. 3 aud rejected. 35ta45c, by
sample. There were offerings at a little above
quotations.
81. PAUL
WHRAT-This market showed frmness yesterday
under such influences as export buying, q 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, but sellers
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 ns the whea,
market now stands. Receipts were fifteen cars, and
shipments twenty cars. The lake markets wera
stagnant NEST OF the day. and prices ru led lower.
Spectators did not appear to fad as much en-
enlargement in cable alyices as on Wednesday,
although it is sdnitted that q considerable. export
movement has begun.
Local quotations show that he bidding for Nav
delivery of No. i hard was lie higher. Spot, Uc,o-
Der. November aud year were 81 bid; 05c for No. Z
hard; 93c for No. 1; sSc tor No. 9.
FIoUR-Trade in this product is moving along al
q steady, pace. There are no features to record. Il
shares the uncertainties of the wheat market, bu,
millers think there ia a tendency to get above the
depression. The range oil .he market is ns fol-
lows: Patents, Orange Blossom, $G.75: Red Cross
straights. 81: Capitol. family, $3.50: Bakers,
AAAX, 81 so; in barrels, Csc extra: outside brands
grades. $2G2.5O. Ryo flour, 1915 per Dbl
Graham. $3.50 per Dbl.
CoRN-No. 2 was 4sc asked for spot. October
and November: 47c year: 47c bid and Acc asked
year: rejected, i4c.
OATs-The only transaction recorded was a sale
of ! car condemned at 27c. The bids for No.
October. Noyembsr and year; allec bid and $40
asked for May; 26c bio for No. j mixed: CSC BID
IOr NO. = WQlle. &c DID Tor 10, 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, quiet and unchanged
Wheat. dull, weak and lower: o199lSc October,
924@92asc Novembee: 94a9 15sc December;
2 spring. siaoisc:: No. 5 spring 81 si,a mas No Nc !.
red winter. 99m3 80 lee. Corn, weak and lower,
4aAs cash; 471sM47i4c October and November;
uary: 4sla@4sasc May. Oats. dull and wesk
27s4c cash and October: 2shaos3c November
2s'sc December; 27aic year: sla@sI7sc MAJ
Flax seed. higher at 81. 34la. PORK, quie. aG
nomina!ly unchanged: $40 oa 1880 cash,
$40 4o@lo;d5 oe,ebsr; $Io.s5@lo.37ia No:
19lzh year; slo.5alagIo 1875 January
and easier; s. 7la@7 $50 cash ana October
7.22le@7 .25 November: 81. 0 Z. 22la Decem.
Der: l5g7 l7is the year: $z25@7.o7,e Jan
uary: 1873 1eg7 .3o February. Bulk meats, in fail
demand: SHOULDERS Q $50; short ribs, $3.50;
and uuehanged. call-Wheat. in fair demand
ember: declined lsc for January: declined lac 70,
May. Corn. in good demand; declined nc 70,
November; DECLINED isc year. Oats, irregular anc
Pork. in fair demand: $lo.l5 October: $685.
Novemher: 5000 year; $1O.55 January. Lard
vanced &c for November, year, January ant
February. Receipts-Flour, 49, OF bbis; wheat
1892 - 90 o on; co corn, 2Ga;ooo bn; oats. $4,000 bu
y OsV " aIiey Of,OOp Du, Shipments
Flour, 23.o bbls; wheat, IS, 900 bn: corn
$4,000 hu: oats, 122,oOo bu: rye. OF, 900 bu;
barley. II, 1000 bu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour is IN fair demand
Wheat, weaker; Ole October; 92c November: 94t
December; Doc January. Corn. steady; 4Slac No
: 4sc rejected. Oats. scarce and wanted; No. :
33a35c. Rye. higher: 56Iac No. 1, 81 Lac No. 2
Barley. firm; No. 2. Csc: November, 64c; er,r.
TO-, 3, 5259@55Mc. Provisions, steady; mes,
airy. Prime steam lard, $40 cash o.
november; S725 January. Butter. quiet ant
UNCHANGED; Cheese, quiet. Eggs. firm at 21lac
barley, $4,000 hu. Shipments-E lour, 6, 900 bbls
whea:, 5000 ba: barley. $4,000 Blu.
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