The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-01
LATE MARKET REPORT.
NiINSEAPoI,IS.

WHEAT-This market showed considerable
activity at the close yesterday, aud prices were
stronger all round. There was some inquiry for
No. hard at 81 O2 spot, an advance of rec. aud
IL .O2ls was offered for November. For Deem
Der No. hard in 5000 bu lots, 81 .O3 was freely
offered, but sellers did not seem inclined to let CO.
The same was offered for November in similar
lots. Holders asked 1c more for futures No.
Northern was wanted at Gle December, and 9Oc
was offered for spot. There was a very fair amount
cars OF frozen wheat were sold at Sic. and ca.
No. regular by sample at CSC. Three cars OF No.
Northern brought 9l15c. and December sold s.,
o3c. with transit. Among the sales were l car
market closed steady and firm.
FL0UR-Quotations: Patents. 5000 10: straights.
$5u5.49;: first bakers. ;slso@5 10: second
bakers. 81 5O0l.SO; best low grades, s.. 5O13 !;
! red dog. ST. G0@2 The Boston market is re-
ported as follows: Best patents, So. 3O@745:
straisbts' $6 SOC 80: first bakers: IS. 75o sos
red dog, So. 7OG2 SO, in sacks. The market is
fairly 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
CORN-The market was steady at former ouota-
tous: 471ac for No. 2.
OATs-There was some inquiry for oats at SOC
for No: white, and zoe for No. 2 mixed. Holders
asked about 1c moro on both grades.
Observation-Disclosures at 5Sc for No. 2: extra No
4Sa5Oc; No. and rejected. 35@45c, by
| sample. There were offerings at q little above
ST. PAUL.
WHEAr-This market showed flrmness yesterday
under such influences as export buying, a 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. It was noted that millers
were purchasing with some show of confidence,
having orders for trade supplies Of -four at prices
which win permit them to grind as the wheat
shipments twenty cars The lake markets were
stagnant NEST Of the day. and prices ri ted lower
Spectators did not appear to find as much en-
although it is admitted that considerable export
movement has begun.
Local quotations show thss he bidding 70. May
delivery of No. hard was 1c higher. Spot. Octo-
Der. November aud year were ST bid; 95c for No.
hard; 93c for No. l: $50 for No. 2.
FJoUR-Trade in this product is moving along d
shares the uncertainties of the wheat market but
miilers think there is tendency to get above the
depression. The range OF she market is as fol-
straights. IS: Capitol. family. $3.50: Bakers,
xxx. 81 so; in barrels, Csc extra: outside brands
25e55oc per biol less, according to quality: low
grades. $2@2.5o. Rye -four, 49, per bb
CoRN-No. was 4sc ask ed for SPOT. octobe,
and November: 40 year: 47c bid and 4ec asked
oA1s-The only transaction recorded was sale
mixed were &c spot and October: Csc asked for
asked for May: 26c bic for No. mixed: Csc bid
for No. white: &c bid for No. 3.
CHICAGO MARKET--Flour, quiet and unchanged
92499ossc November: 94@ 9l1sc December;
ie spE x;g,t2 SSi1 No. spring sis
47Ac cash: 47lsa474c October and November;
ACC December; 457sat46c year: 45as@45 lsc Jan.
1 .,asy: 80 lSt@1sc May Oats dull and weak;
2s5sc December: 27ac year: 81 A@31 7sc May
RE, steady at SIS lac Barley, tirmer at sc:
Flax seed. higher at $1.341 L. Pork, quiet and
1SH a5S'nSScsis $iSsls ei Ss
yember: $40 5ge1O 271e December: $lo.15@
49, 1882 5; resle:iy Tat1
and easier; $7471a@ $50 cash ana October;
50. 22k@7.25 November: $7.2Oa z. 22le Deem.
Der: ~ q 1857 % lzis me year: $72S@72774 jan
demand: shoulders. $3.50; short ribs, Sc. SO;
Eggs in fair demand at 21@22c. Whisky steady
advanced Ac for October: advanced lee for Nov.
ember: declined Ice for January: declined lac fol
Nay: Corn. in good demand; declined ,6c for
November; declined aec year. Oats, irregular and
fairly active; declined 1sc for October: declined
n 1c for November; advanced Mc for year and May.
h .af $iS 81; October: $40
active, firm. and 12aac higher for October; ad.
yanced re Tor November, year. January and
February Receipts-F!our. 10000 bbls: wheat,
$4,000 bu: corn, 2O7 900 bu: oats, 80. 900 bu
rye 10000 bu; barley, $4,000 blu. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bu: corn,
$4,000 bu: oats. $4,000 bu: rye. $1,000 blu
-, MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour is in fair demand.
December: csc January Corn, steady: Is loo No
=: &c rejected Oats. scarce and wanted: No.
33@35c Rye. higher: 561ec No. i. 54l ec No. 2
Barley. firm; No. 2. Csc: November, 6lc; extrs
NO. 8. SZ!n(NO5Ac prnvsiOnS
pork. $40: IS cash aud November: sI0.75 Jan anu.
AIRY. Prime steam lard, $40 cash Of
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 bbls: wheat, $4,000 bu:
barley, 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000. bbls;
wheat 5000 bu: barley: $4,000 bu.
Manning Logan, the senator's son, is ~.
! ported TO have entered West Point under
| the name OF John A. Logan, Jr. end hence.
forth will adopt this style of address.
| The Salt Lake skating pavilion burned.
Loss, 1900; insurance, $4,000. The rail.
road Exchange hotel and most of the COZ
tents burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance, ST.
800. w.
1t is understood that Lord Lansdewne,
acting upon the suggestion in Lord Lorne's
answer to the last address presented to him,
has decided thatit will be the better plan not
to receive any addresses from national soci-
cites.
Knute Tres5erg, one of the pioneers OF
! Wisconsin and Mluaescta, died near Ash
by aged eighty one years.
1t is said that five corner lots alorg the
Northern Pacific have already been offered
as . gift to secure the residence of the new
bishop of North Dakota. DR.. Walker. and
in one case whole block is said to have