The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-14
General Review of the Markets.

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FLoUR-Quotations: Patents. Sc. 5O@7; clears.
S5.50@5. 75 straights, $4,000; common brands,
$l05.5O: in bbls, Csc extra.
WHEAT-Hard wheats we're &c higher, and the
market ruled firm. Speculation was perhaps the
main element in strengthening values, though the
active milling demand and light receipts had some
share in promoting the upward movement The
market closed firm. No. hard ST bid tor spot and
$l.01 for all the month: No. hard, 95c; NO
SOFT 90c; No. 3. 75c: No. 4, Csc: rejected, SOC.
CoRN-Quiet on light receipts, small stocks and
year unchanged No. 2, spot, 65c bid. &c asked:
No 8. &c bid. Csc asked. No. 2 the year, 54c bid:
May 53c bid.
OATs-Market frmer in asking prices. Demand
bid, 33c asked: October, 32c bid 321ac asked;
November, Sic bid, 81 1ec asked: the year, 800
BID No mixed. soc go Ola; No s sss
car No. mixed, &c: cars do, ~ isc; car
do. Sic.
BARLEY Bids off on lower grades Feeling
No. 2, zoe; extra No. 3, Goo: No. B. 5O@55c.
Sale: car by sample, 53c
RYE-Unchanged ut 45c bid.
MnLsTUFFs-Quet and weak: Ground feed.
%24.5O per ton asked. Bran, 49, 20 asked Corn
meal, coarse, $26 per ton; bolted. .SO@I.90
incoming. Lirseed meal. car lots, $21 per ton;
FLAX SEED-General range 97c@$1 per blu on
basis Of pure: for No. 1. on change, 81 bid yester
day.
NEW YORK MARKEr-Flour, firm: receipts
81 900 bbls; exports, 1905 bbls: supers, State
and Western. SO 1O@41O; common to good
extra. $4@4.6o: good to choice $4.6O@75o;
$4ea7: St Louis, $4g7.5O: Minnesota patent
process, 7GlS. so. Wheat, opened l4at ssc higher.
strong: afterwards lost advance and declined ss@
1850 bn; No. spring, 81 .O6; ungraded red,
s5c@B1 .0S; steamer. No. 3 red, 93c: No. red,
S1.04ss steamer No. 2 red. $1.o4A@ :04a:
i. e delivered; No. j red, Sill Z; mixed
winter, $1.O4os: ungraded red. ,86c@S1;1 ID.
steamer: No. ! do. 81. to arrive; No; l wheat
tober, sales, 1896 bu at 81 .os leo O9is clos
ing at 81 .Osl4: November, sales |. $4,000 hu at
$i.O9M a 1 1893, closing at $1.O9A: December,
sales soS $4,000 Du =. r. G. closing a.
10000 f Du ssi1ase i4l, closing At 81 i 49,
Corn opened le@Hc lower, subsequently re-
reaction of lag &c; receipts. $4,000 bu: ex-
ports SssoS bu 9ngrasasd es ssvssGr Nc
October s a.'; 7assl7sxc, closing q 7aSs: No
vember. 7O56@7l sec, closing at 71c; Decem-
Der, 66H@67Mc, closing at 66ssc; January.
receipts 1000 bu: exports. none: mixed Western,
IS Ice: white Western, 4O@52c. Hay. in fair de-
mand and firm at 8O@65c Coffee. dull and UNI
ssnssd au sssrr as u ssa ss Masse ss
and unchanged. Rice. quiet but steady; domestic,
4A@Gac. Petroleum, Quiet but firm: united,
low; ST "a quiet but Arm At siaws lilo Rosin.
firlner at 81. S5@e1.95. Turpentine, firm at 49c.
Eggs. Western, quiet and steady at Is l9g261ac.
Pork. quiet but firm: new mess, $22 9O@23.
Beef dull and weak. Cut meats. scarce aud NOM
inal; long clear middles. SIS. Lard. lower:
prime steam. $13.15. Butter, higher and firm at
5@34c Cheese, firm and UNCHANGED:
steady Wheat, dull and lower: No. 2, 94c; Octo-
Der, 94c: November. 94%c: December. 95Ac:
No. 3, soc. Corn, higher and in good request: Nc.
.. 633sc; rejected, 81 lac bid. Oats CHER; No. 2,
32ac: white. 364c. Rye, steady and in fair de-
mand: No. l, SOC: No. 2, 55c. Barley, quiet but
steady: No. q $50 bid for cash and October; extra
No g. lower, 55hc Provisions, easier; mess pork,
S22.05 cash and October: $21.55 November.
Lard, prime steam, $l2 90 cash: October, $3.50.
Butter steady and firm; creameries scarce and
Eggs steady at 22@23c Receipts-Flour, ILLS
bbls: wheat, 1850 bu: barley, 49, 700 bu Ship
menta-Elour, 1862 bbls: wheat 1850 bu; bar.
10y, 22s836 bu.