Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-10-26


age between thirty and forty daily; in the
vicinity of the town, twelve daily.
The German elections are going on. The
different Liberal parties seem to be carrying
most of the districts.
Recent Post Office Changes.
MINNESOTA.
Established-McVey, Pipestone county,
James McVey, postmaster; Sundahl, Norman
county, Jacob E. Ed, postmaster.
Discontinued-Ell Fillmore county;
Oak Hill, Todd county; Red Lake, Betram
county.
Postmasters Appointed-Hori Martin
county, Mrs. Adeline Fowler; Lake Lillian,
Kandiyohi county, Lawrence P. Owre; Lon
don, Freedom county, A. E. Johnston.
WISCONSIN.
Observation-Disclosures Langlade county,
Thomas Hutchinson, postmaster: Russell,
Trempealeau county, William Hunter, post
| master.
Discontinued-Lux Kewaunee
county: Urban, Buffalo county.
Name changed-St. Fran is Station. Mil
waukee county, to st. Francis and Adolphe
Schultz appointed postmaster.
Postmasters appolnted-El Salem, Polk
county, f. Henry Rasmussen; Embarrass,
Waupaca county, A. w. Willmarth; Grand
mother Falls, Lincoln county, James H.
Ingersoll; H arrisville, Marquette county, NJ.
J. Harrington, Kempster Langlade county,
Edward S. Brooks.
Established-Noel, Scott county, John T.
Noel, postmaster.
Postmasters Appointed Bingham, Page
county, Miss Alice M. Baker; Decatur, De-
catur county, Henry Parrish; La Fayette,
1T d
Delaware county, P. w. Quick; Morseman,
Page county, Robert MCKEE; Sidney, Ere
mont county, NJ. F. MooMan.
DAKOTA.
Established-Arctic Stutsman county,
Henry Griffin, postmaster: Iowa, Handlcoun-
ty, Jonathan r. johnson postmaster; Swan,
Ransom county, Michael E. Donohue post
master.
scontinued-Dimock, Pembina county;
Square Butte, Morton county.
Postmaster Appointed-Antioch, Lincoln
county, Ira Soule; Beotia, Sphinx county,
E. G. johnson; Cummings. Trail county,
D. B. Wilbur; Dundee, Walsh county, John
J. Maritjoeren; Rockton, Miner county,
Marie A. F. Dunn, Sturgis. Lawrence coun-
ty, H. P. Lynch; Terraville, Lawrence
comfy. Jonn F. VIM.
General Review of the Markets.
ST. PAUL.
FLouR-Patents, Sc. 5O@7; clears, $550@5.75:
straights, $550@6: common brands. $4@5.5O:
in bbls, 25c extra
demand from either millers shippers The Of
fish feeling in Chicago on Tuesday made buyers
here cautious especially on the hope that receipts
terdays prices for spot wheat: No hard, 81. OF
bid: No l, 81. O5 asked: No. hard, 81 .O2 bid
No; 2, 97c bid: No 8, 75c bid: No. 4. 1850 bid:
CORN-Dull and unchanged at CSC bid for No.
9. and Zoe asked: No e 6Sc asked
OATs-No. 2 mixed showed lower bidding figures,
but holders asked the same as they did on Tuesday.
Receipts continue limited: No. 2 mixed, 33c bid.
34c asked: No. do, 33c asked. Sales, 2 cars No.
g mixed, SAC.
BARI.EY-Quiet and easy: in good supply and
light inquiry: Cash bids: No. 2. 75c: extra No.
Soc ~ - w. : - ''''''
RYE-Unchanged at 47c bid for No. 2.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FIouRa g and tolerably firm at quotations:
6 so: clears. s5@5.75: low grades. $sgs.
MnLsTUFFs-Bran was steady in prices, sales
2 cars sacked at $40. Milfeed from corn and oats
brought $24 so on track for three cars and car
sold at $25 on track. Coarse meal was entirely
nominal. Shorts were firm; 2 cars sold at 10.
WHEAT-There was unusual activity in this
market Among the sales yesterday reported on
change were the following: car at 81 .o9 o. b.
car sample at $1.O9: 5000 bu No hard, in eie-
vator at 81 .O5 seller November: car sample at
$1.OS:2 cars No. i, ST.. O3: i car No. by sample
$1 OF !, car No; At noS sic5: car No b
No. 2, ST. O2; car No. L. $1.O5: car sample.
99c: car, $1.03:1 car, SIC. The request was
for home use and for shipment: At the close on
change the bids stood at $1.O9 in store for No.
hard, with sellers at $1.1O. The Shipping inquiry
appeared to be more brisk than usual. So far as
the future was concerned that indicated by the
sales for November delivery being at dc discount
below spot sales.
CoRN-There was very little inquiry for this
cereal and at best quotations nominal at 66@
CSC. Whether sales could be made above quota
lions is simply conjecture.
OATs-There was fair trading in oats, the bulk
of sales being at 34@35c in store, the outside for
would sell at 31@33c according to quality.
CHICAGO MARKET-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat, quiet but firm; regular. 96H@96Bc Octo-
Der; 9755@97Ac November: 96M@96 SIC the year;
s.. O3le May; No. 2 red winter. 90lsc cash;
99Ac@$1 October; No. Chicago spring, 965s@
967sc cash; No 3 Chicago spring, s6c; rejected,
and October; 6s7sc November; GSH@s3ssc the the
year; 563sc January: 56Mc May; rejected. 67a4c
Oats active, firm and higher: 34asc cash and Octo-
nary: s6Xc May: rejected. $3.50. Rye, steady ard
UNCHANGED: Barley. steady and unchanged Flax
seed, fair demand: $l.171a. Butter. in good de-
3sc: choice to fancy creamery. $50 35c; fair to
good. 2s@32c. Eggs, strong and unchanged at
23@23hc. Pork, in good demand at lower rates;
November: $l9.27ieal9.3O Denember: $1e.i5
@19 17k January and the year: $19. 35QD19.37H
May. Lard. in good demand at lower rates; 81 95
@13 cash and October; $12.27le@l2.3o Novem-
Der: 81 .52i9g1l.55 the year; 81 324@ll. 35
January; $ll.3o@11;s By February. Bulk meats,
steady and unchanged. Whisky, steady and un-
changed at SLID. Lake freiRhts-Corn to Buffa-
10, 2'2c. Call-Wheat, generally unchanged; Mo-
vember declined 1sc: May NC. Corn, active and q
shade higher: advanced lea SEC. Oats. steady and
unchanged except January, which advanced Nc
and May nc. Pork, active. firm and higher: $3.50
@2e.75 October; $21.O5@21.O7i2 November:
$40 80 q the year: 81 8. 20 January: $19. SO May
Lard, $1295@13 October: $3.50 November:
&11.57h the year: IS January; Sl1.47h@
11.50 MAY. Receipts-Flour, 81 900 bbls; wheat,
$4,000 bu: corn, $4,000 bu: oats, $1,000 bu;
rye, 5000 bu: barley, 10000 blu. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn,
10000 bu: oats. $4,000 bu; rye, $4,000 Blu; ;
barley, $4,000 bu !.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour quiet and stronger,
Wheat, quiet and strong; No. 2 hard, Sill: No.
2, 96c: October, 96c; November, 97asc; Decem-
Der, 9S1c: No. 3, S1c. Corn, moderately active
and higher; No. 2, 74c: rejected 72c Oats firm:
white, scarce and advancing: No. 2, 35c: white.
37@39c. Rye, strong: No. /, 5931c; No. 2, So &c.
Barley, irregular: No. 2. cash, 8sW90c: extra No.
8 higher at 541xc bid cash. Provisions, lower;
mess pork, $24 for cash and October; $21.10
November. Lard, prime steam, $3.50 for cash
and October: $3.50 for November. Butter, In
good demand for good qualities: choice creameries,
25@3Oe. Cheese, steady and firm at 912a 10 SIC.
Eggs, steady and in good demand at 23c. Receipts
!. Flour, 1880 bbls; wheat, 32. $50 bu: barley.