The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-08-16
COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL.

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WHEAT-The market was stronger for No. I
| lard, there being q steady demand for it by the
| nilers- Grades below were unchanged in bids
FOOD figures On change the feeling was steady
he market being rather quiet No. hard, 81. II
/ Did: September, $1.O8 bid, $1.1O asked; year,
N bid e. &c. 2arf Sa S;s ~? SS6S 81 No.
1. o. b.
CoRN-No was armer on good demand, and
Quotations: No. ?: 46c bid. soc asked: August,
Soc asked; year, 45c bid, 4ec asked: No. 3, 43c
asked.
OATs-spot No. mixed were weaker though
| asking prices were. unchanged. Futures we're
| 'teady. The demand was generally light. No.
mixed, 30c bid, 81 12c asked; August soc bid: Sep
asked: year. &c bid, 2832c asked No. white. SIC
bid: No. white. SOC bid: rejected, soc asked.
| Sale: i car No. mixed. SEC. sacks included.
MINNEAPOLIS
| FLoUR-The feeling is somewhat firmer Min
! aeapolis patents are quoted in Boston at $7.2O@
$40, and in New York at S. 6O@7.25. Local
quotations: Patents, $6@6.4o; straights. s., 4o@
MISUNDERSTANDING steady and quiet Quota
lions: Bran. bulk, 6.5O@6.75: sacked, So. Esq
BIS. Shorts, fine. 1O.25@1O.5O: coarse, SO. SO
@ @aI $40 Mixed feed $l7@2"9o. Coarse corn
WHEAT-Was strong and higher for No. hard,
with ST. bid for spot. $1O6 for seller the yeaI
and no offerings at any figure except year, for which
Doc I. O. b.: 81. 02 Q. b., ST. o3, 81 05 and ST. os
respectively fluctuations: No. hard spot 81 al
seller December, 81 "a y; seller the Year, $i06ls
seller September, ST. 10; No: ! Northern, $lO9:
No. 8, CSC; Millers' association prices: No. hard,
81. 10; No. 2 hard, $1.O5: No. regular, 81. O3;
No 2, ST.; No: $, 99c: No. 4. soc.
tor No. 2. and 4o@47c for condemned, BY sample.
OATs-Were offered freely. but holders would
not sell at Csc. Quotable at 2sc for No. 2 mixed;
M1IW yu1 1T M1RKET FIour in GOOD demand
| and frmer, tnot Quotably higher. Wheat strong
or; Sl;021a cash OF August: l.o41s september;
81 90 L October. Corn dull and lower: No. 2, 81 81
g52c; rejected, 44@44lsc: Oats dull and lower;
| No. 2, Sic old; 29c, new. Rye higher; No. !, Gle:
No. 2, Soc Barley dull: extra No. 8, 49c Sep
ts%bsr SOC BID Provisions essisr mess pork
Lard. prime steam. So. 32ie cash and September;
Ss:37le October: Butter higher: choice creamery,
2o@2 5% fin fine t. M,s exra a15y 1919 Cheese
Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; barley,
1000 bu. Sbipments-Flour. 1900 bbs: wheat,
1000 900 bu: basIey, 1000 Su:
Regular wheat in fair demand, unsettled and gen.
orally higher; 81 :021a August; ST. o. September:
l:O5a October: $l;o6A November: 1:02la year;
red winter. $l.o8. Corn. in fair demand and
September: zsis@4S& October; 47isc NovemS
gust: 26ls@26Ac sep:e,dber; 26Xc October; 26c
quiet at 81. 80. Pork, active and lower: $12 80
cash: $l2.75@l2.8O August: l2.s2h@12s5
September: $12.95@l2.971a October: $4,000
35 November: $12. lib year. Lard. in fair de-
mand aud easier: SO. 32la@e.35 cash. August and
September: $8.37H@S.4O October: $S45@
6.47A November: $8.171e@8.2O year. Bulk
meats In fair demand: shoulders $6.15: short
ribs, ST. 10: short clear, $40. Butter, quiet and
unchanged Eggs, in fair demand at 17@171sc
Whisky steady and unchanged Corn to Buffalo,
8 iac per bu. Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls;
wheat, $4,000 bu: corn, $4,000 hu: oats,
1900 bu: rye, 2,7OO bu; barley 1000 bu.
Shipments 10000 bbs: wheat, 5000 bu:
corn. 358.OOO bu; oats, $4,000 bu: ryes 5000
bu; barley. none. .:E,.scz.
NEW YORK Market Special Telegram-Wheat
opened ss@6sc higher. sfterward ruled weaker and
lost tho advance, but recovered 4@Hc. SDecula-
ton fairly active. but otherwise trading was quiet
Sales, 4,236. 600 bu. including $4,000 Blu on spot
lower; later options opened shade better. but
subsequently ruled weaker and fell OF 4@Xc
Speculation very quiet aud cash trading limited.
Sales, 397, 900 bu. including. $4,000 bu on spot.
s-SMarket very dull and prices without
quotSble change Rye-Tradng is quiet,
but the stocks are much reduced,
and prices rule very firm. Barley nominal. Flour
The temper Of prices continues very steady, hut
tho variations are not material Export inquiry is
quite moderate, aud demand from the local trade
fair: sales. 16. 600 bbls. Pork-The market WA
very dull and prices weak. in sympathy with lower
Western adyics& Lard. 6@1O points lower, yari-
able aud very irregular, with dull trade reported,
largely In October options.