The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-11-14

nothing left Of Yesterdays boom but it's
buried memory. % Pork opened at 121sc
lower and closeddwith a net loss Of Eye;
lard declined 2214e aud ribs 25c. Hog re-
ceipts today weret'36, 0eO, and $4,000 are esti-
mated for tomorrow oeThere was not much
steadiness in theedirection Of the 1uctua-
tons. They were psetty steadily down,
ward.
Freights-Fair demand; rates Nc higher,
at nc for corn and harley to Buffalo.
Cash quotations were follows:
Flfir 5G10c higher, No. spring wheat, 5SA@
5sAc; No spring Uhest, SOC; No. red wheat,
Stsss SS No. OATS e Hn;; yeew saE9
33c; No. white oats. &c; No. rye 47ep47lac;
No e samsSs Soc No q barley !; g ssaSs No
1880; lard per 100 MS s7.i5@72o short ribs sides
loose). S.: 25@6. so; dry snlted shoulders n,oxeD,
s5.62h@5.75; short clear sides (boxed), s6.62l4d1
e:75; whisky. distilfers finished goods, per gal.
81: %; sugars. cut loaf unchanged.
corn 80 900 bu oats, 1888 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu bar
ley s &C. 600 bu shipments-Flour 1000 bbls wheat,
5000 bu; barley $1,000 bu.
On the Produce Exchange today the butter
market was firm; creamery, 14gt25c; dairy, 124
21c Eggs firm at 21@22c.
DULUTH, Mimi. Nov. 1s.-The wheat market
opened weak, sc down, at 611sc for May, and
later 1.c down for December at 5Sc Trading
was mostly in May and cash wheat. May touched
6oAc after the opening. then slumped to Gle by
10 o'clock. advanced sc in the next hour, and
before noon was again selling at 61lsc. In the
last hour it ruled active. at about the opening
figures Cash wheat business was rather tame
in the final hour, but after the elevators and
mills stepped into the market lively schamble
for spot stuff and wheat to arrive ensued. All
We're apparently hungry for it. Mills took 100, 900
bu, to arrive in 10 days Gle. Shippers bought
fully 100000 blu, paying 60@6lc for it. and ele
vators bought perhaps 25o,eoo bu at 6oa6C7sc The
close was firm and unchanged for cash wheat,
hut eased 1s@Ac off for futures. Close: No.
northern. cash. sec bid; December, 5sasc bid;
In n nCkG No, harI hi,rl,n zach,
No. 2, sec; No 3, 53c; rejected, soc; flax $14O
bid; rye, 45c; barley, 45@51c; oats, soa4 oslo Re-
s,9is bu; barley, 24s5s bu SHIPMENTS men Wheat,
1927 bn' +, rye so4 bu; fax All bu Cars wheat
So; year ago. wheat 7aS ears.
New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1a.-flour.- receipts, 37,1oo
bbls; exports 37.10O bbls; sales. 45, 250 pgs;
ket generally dull but firm; today's sales include
three days business in city mills before
ported; export demand moderate; Southern -four
steady; sales 400 pkgs: rye flour firm but quiet;
Buckwheat quiet. Corn meal firm; sales, 200
bbls 400 sacks; yellow Western. $1.16@1 90
Rye nominally steady; boat loads, 55a5Sc Bar
ley nominal; No. Western, &c Barley malt
held steady. Wheat. receipts, 26a 400 bu; exports
$4,000 bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures. 10000 bu
spot; spot dull; No red, store and elevator,
5Sc; ahoat, 5sA@59asc; +. o. b.. 597sc; No north
ern, 67asc delivered; No. hard. es1sc; options
selling and disappointment in private cables,
rallied at noon but sold off again under lower
ldte cttpleS, oHiy 10 nnally STEADY up n little,
closing at asd14c net decline: No. red January
closed at 5912c; February, 6O1s@6OAc. closed at
6o1ac; March. 61a@61%c, closed at size; May
62@G3lac closed at 62hc; November closed at 5Sc;
December, 5Sas@5S5sc closed at 5S12c. Corn, re-
ceps, 56, 700 bu exports 10000 bu; sales, 800 900
bu futures, $4,000 blu spot; spot tirm No. ?, 5Sc
store; 5s1sc aioat; No. g. 49la@5ol2c elevator; 50
oslo afioat; options advanced shade higher
months owing to prospects
OF light receipts, closing at as@5sc higher; later
months were Unchanged: January, 53$. n54lac,
closed at sac; May. 537sa54 Slice, closed at
November closed December.
@557sc, closed at 557sc. Oats. receipts, $500 bu
exports, 300 bu; sales. 145 900 bu futures 81 900
blu spot; spot firm; No 2. 33c; No ,. delivered
SIC: No 3, 32Ac; No. white. 37@374c; No. 3
4ol4c; track white state 36@4oi2c; options steady
all day with corn closing unchanged; January
3ll G343sc closed at 1850; February 351sG353sc
closed at 35ssc; May, 36sG3612c, closed at 361ac
November closed at 33c; December, 1898 335sc
closed at 3319c. Hay steady. Hops steady
quiet. Cut meats steady: picked bellies, Gig
7Ac picked shoulders Size; picked hams, Sat a
1ac. Lard lower Western steam closed $3.50;
city at $3.50; November closed at $3.50, nominal .
January. $7.5o nominal3 refined quiet; continent
So; South America $50; compound, size. Pork
dull. Butter firm; Western dairy, 11@14c; do
creamery, 15G26c; do factory, 10@l4c; Elgins 2Gc
imitation creamery, ISGtl9c; state dairy 13GI23c:
do creamery. 1S425c. Cheese firm. Eggs steady;
state and Pennsylvania 250f26c; refrigerator ITO
cases, So. 25@s.75. Taiow steady. Petroleum,
nominal United closed at S27sc bid. Rosn quiet
Turpentine quiet. Rice steady. Molasses steady.
Pig iron dull; Scotch. S1s@20; American, Sl0G13
Tin easy; straits, $14.5GGr4.60 Spelter easy: do
nestle, $5.12l2@S15. Lead steady; brokers' price,
SO; exchange price, So. Is. Copper dull; brokers'
price, $3.50; exchange price $3.50 asked; sales on
change 10 tons january tin at $1450.