River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-12-06

99c, and no sales were made. For January NO
hard SI.01 was bid and Sl.03le for February.
Sales of May made at 81. 10. From L to lie
more was asked o futures by sellers.
CoRN-The market is dull and steady. No. 2
was bid for at 4Sc on track. 49c asked: October
and November, 47c year. doc; condemned, 43
G46c.
OATs-Dull aud steady. No 2 white, 29c asked
CSC bid; No. 2. &c asked, 26c bid; rejected 259
26c.
ST PAUL
FLoUR-No change in the situation has taken
place, the market remaining quiet, with an easy
tendency Orders on tho miIlers have come in from
the East pretty regularly but have not been heavy
Quotations: Orange Blossom, 60. S;raights, Red
Cross, $50; Capitol. family. 1928: bakers
XXXX, 425. In barrels, 25c extra. Outside
brands, 25@50c lower, according to quality Low
grades. So. 5000 per bbl; 10 barrels, 25c extra.
Rye -four IS 5093 rs per Dbl; Graham, 81. 259
4. 30 per Dbl; buckwheat, 50 per bbi
CGRN-Corn remains dull but for the week I'M
der review has been very steady. aud yesterday was
fir1ner aud higher for spot lots; options l@2c
higher: No g Ate bid and soc asked: December,
47c bid and soc asked: February and May, soc
asked; No. 46c bid and 47c asked.
OATs-Oats have been about steady. with very
slight fluctuations. but yesterday were a shade
easier The market has been fairly active, with
supply about equal to the demand. Yesterday the
following sales were recorded: car No. 2 white,
on track, I9c; l car No. mixed, 2716c; car do,
Use; l car do, &c; 10 cars on private terms.
The board quotations range as follows No. 2
&c bid and 2Sc asked; January, &c bud and zoe
asked; February, soc asked: May. SIC BID and
o4c asked, NO. mixed, 26c Dld ana &c asked.
No. 2 white, CSC bid and pc asked.
CHICAGO MARKET.-Flour duh aud unchanged.
In regular wheat there was good speculative bust
ness. The market opened shade easier, and de-
cined &c, attributed to the unfavorable tenor OF
foreign adviees. At the decline the speculative de-
mand became more active and prices gradually ad-
vanced, tiuctuated ans closed l4c higher than yes
erday. Sales ranged as follows: November,
94A@954c, closed at 95lsc; December, 953s@
96Ssc. closed at 96Ac: January. 96A@979sc.
closed at 974c: February, 97MM99lsc, closed at
9S4e: May 81 Sal 04zs, closed at 81 OBS:
No spring % lss 80 &c. closed at 955sc; No 3
spring 81 la(dS21ac: No > red winter 90c Corn,
demand active, unsettled and stronger: opened l4g
sc lower; advanced ss954c fuciuated and closed
5sas4c higher than yesterday; cash, 4S9s@4ss4c.
closed at &S5s94SAc; November, As Is04S94c.
closed at 4Ss4c: December, 473s&483sc, closed
at 4Sssc: year. 475S94S3sc, closed at 4Sl 4c: jan
uary. 47g474c, closed at 479sc February, AZ
Ga477sc, closed at 4715c; May, 504G51]5c closed
al 81 38c. Oats, dull but firm. strengthened by the
tone of the other markets; cash, 2Sl2c: November
2s5se; December, 2S34&29c; January, 29c: May
80 l2832atc closed at 32ae. Rye, firm at SEC
Barley. steady at 62c Flax seed, weaker at 81. So
Pork, scarce and firm, mainly for deferred deliv-
cries: market receded 5gl0c early in the day. but
afterward rallied 25935c, and ruled steady to the
close: cash, $11@t11o for old; S12. 20912.2 IS
for new: November, S10.95@11.l5, closed at
S1I 1891 90: December $40 s7lagl II l2le,
closed $l1.15&11. 20: year, 81 D. 90@ll.l0: closed
higher at S11.I5@11.2 20; January, 81. 6j@I2,
closed at S1L92l2d1l 95; February, S1l.S0@
IL l2l2, closed at 81 059 Y 07}a; March, Sl2
az 025a; April, ST. 1912. 17l2; May So. 80
&12. As, closed at $l2. 45@12. so Lard, steady
and in fair demand: advanced 10615c and closed
cash, S7.556J7. 80 for old; S7.60&7.65 for ne W
November. S7.5597 65, closed at 81 60 la@5Z 65
December, S747ye4760, closed at S7.57]98
go; the year. nominal at 81. 55g7. 60: January.
S7.6og7. 70. closed at 81 ~ lala 775; February,
81 u I'D II 7la; March. 500; May, $50
S02io. Bulk meats, in fais demand; shoulders,
IS: short ribs, So IS; short clear. $3.50. Bnt-
ter, tirmer: choice to fsL creameries, 32939c:
choice to fancy diaries. 2Ig30c- Eggs quiet.
Whisky. steady and unchanged. Freights-Corn to
Buffalo. 4c- Recepts-Flour. $4,000 bbls; wheat,
htf. 29G 600 I'm
bn: rye, 81 900 bu; barley, 1ol 900 bu. Ship
ments-Fiour, $4,000 bbs: wheat $4,000 bn;
corn, 1871 900 bu: OATS 100000 bu: rye, 5000
bu: barley. $4,000 bu. Call-Wheat sales,
900 bu: advanced Ice Tor the year, January and
May, aud 9se for February. Oats, sales, 10000
bu: advanced Sc. Pork, sales $500 bbls; adj
vanced 2i5c for December: declined L2c for jan
usry and February Lard. sales 5000 tierces:
declined Sc for November, and 23ac for January
and February.
changed Wheat. higher: csc November; 80 sc
December: &C January: S1.o5 May. Corn,
quiet and unchanged Oats, unchanged. Rye,
quiet and unchanged Barley, stronger. No. 2. !
60Tsc: extra No. 3, 52c. Provisions. dull; mess
pork, sic 90 November: SlI.75 January: prime
steam lard, S7.6o November: S7.65 January. |
Eggs, higher, at 25e. Rscepts-Fiour, "a, 600 !
bbls: wheat. $4,000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu. i
Shipments-FIour, $4,000 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; i
DULUTH MARKET. Special Telegram-The mar
kets on change to-day were shade lower ana in /
active. Round lots of No. 1 hard. spot, we're Of /
fared AZ 99a4c. 50 Did, sales Of car lots at 9s34c
strictly fresh No. hard offered at Ole, 90lac 4
bid; No. l hard December offered AZ 81, 99Ae I
bid. 92c was bid for round lots Of No hard De- I
cember. January. Nc. / hard, was offered at
cash. 9s4c: December, 9914e: No. hard, cash, :
e033; December, 92c Inspection: Cars-Eo. /
hard. 1913: No. 2 hard, -; No i, SO: No. 2. l9;
Nc. 3, /, Total, 22o. Receipts, 92,566 bu; ship
uents. 22.024 bu: in store. 1.25l. 374 ba