The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-30
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
st. Paul Produce Market. July 90.
The millers of Minneapolis are Offer
ing here as at their own place $l.l6 for
No. spring wheat, which is consider
ably better than the quoted prices at
Milwaukee and Chicago. Unfortunate
ly, however, those who have wheat to-
sell are not to be found.
Oats are held firm at 60c, with light
receipts and buyers holding off, antici-
pating a decline when the new crop be-
gins to move. Ground feed is selling
at 81 60 per cwt. or $50 ton. Shorts
are held at $14 ton and bran at $11.
New barley is quotable at 90 to Csc,
with one sale yesterday and lively
trade anticipated, with large receipts,
for next week.
With cattle the market is full and
rather dull. Sales are reported at
IL to SAC. Arrivals are steadily
improving in quality as the season ad-
vances, and better prices are antici-
pated.
Pork is held steady at $23, and quo
tations for all products are nominally
unchanged.
The market is better supplied with
live chickens which sell readily by the
coop at 40c pair.
Messrs. Presley & Co. quote fresh
fruit to-day as follows: Appl es "a to.
SO; peaches $l.75 to 1926; Cali
fornia pears $3.50; repacked lemons,
$l3.
Chicago Produce Board, July 29.
1925 P. M.-Pork irregular and lower at
3.59 for September and SIS. 80 seller the
year nominaliy S23 81 cash. Lard strong;
sales at l2Ac for September, l2 to l5c for
August, and 70 y C cash; norninally 9Ac to
yZc seller the year Meats firm; short ribs
81 to 10c.
l2:45 P. M.--Flour steady and in fair local
demand; shippers not buying; Mimi. $500
to 81 90 and 81 50; good choice extras $500
to $5.75. Rye dull and lower; sales at $50
} on track. Whisky firm and saleahle at Y7c
but generally held higher. Freights inac-
tive and nominal.y unchanged.
1:lOP. M.-Oats unsettled at 55c cash; So NC
July in settlement 364 G to 36Xc August;
344c Sept; 3S Y to 34c seller the year. Bar
!, ley irregular; S1.OS bid and 81. 10 asked for
September. Whisky strong; sales at SIC.
for July and 81 .O5A for August. Corn very
irregular; II to 72c cash; 70c for July, in.
settlement; 50 to 62Hc August. Pork low
i. er; S23 for September and s3c 65 for Au-.
gust. Lard steady at 1925 cash or August.
Milwaukee Produce BEARD. July 20.
9:35 A. M-Wheat nominally 81 10 for No.
1; el.l4h for No. 2; $1.1lK seller August,
and 41.O7X seller September. Receipts 49,
OOO bushels: shipments none
1890 P. Wheat steady at 81. 10 for No.
4; e114N for No. Q; 41.1ix seller August;
and si.W seller September.
New York Produce Board July 20.
1910 A. M.-Market opened with wheat
quiet at 81. % to 81. % and 81 80. Corn quiet
at rs to 79c
1890 r. x-Flour strong at e5. so to sc. 90.
Wheat quiet and higher; no sales yet
Cotton dull TIC for middling uplands.
Flour quiet and steady receipts Il 900 BUSH
els; sales 5000; prices unchanged. Rye
quiet and steady receipts 80 900 bushels !;
sales 81 900 at 81 % to 129 for No. 2 Chica-
go; 81 .33 for No. 2 Milwaukee, and 31.34 to
! $l.38 for No. spring. Rye
quiet. Corn quiet; receipts 342, 900 bushels !;
sales G., 600 at 78c to 79c for western mixed.
Barley nominal. Oats firmer; receipts 2,OOO
bushels: sales 26, 900 at 75c to 76c for west
ern and 78c to SIC for white. Pork firm at
E ~ for new mess and 80 for old Cut meats
: quiet. Lard firm at l2xc. Whisky 81 O4
for State and Pennsylvania. Petroleum,
crude, SC; refined i2c. Coal quiet. Leather
, steady. Wool firm.
7 New York Money anA Stocks, Jnly 26
. Money--no loans nominally to3 Gold
d l.09K. Governments dull and steady.
: State bonds quiet and dull Stocks dull but
! higher. w. U. 72X; Pacifce Az; Adams
I08; Fargo ~; American COY; y. 8. 67; N.
:, 7. G. 99x; Erie 80; preferred 47K; Harelm
e 14; preferred 125; Panama Ill; u. r.
! 27K; Pittsburgh So; N. W. 38X; preferred
4 54K; G. Il G. So; r. /. 98K; NJ. & ST. Paul
35x; preferred 53K; Wabash 35K; pro-
ferred IS; Fort Wayne 92H; Ohio 25K; n.
2 & 3. *; LaC. I6X; st. Joseph 25.