Morris tribune., 1882-11-02
General Review of the Markets.


FLoUR-Patents. So 5Ott7: clears, S. 2595. rs:
straights, $5,75@625: common brands, $495: il
bbls. 25c extra.
WHEAT-Seemingly the farmers are not so te-
nacious in holding on TO their wheat as they have
been, that is in some sections. The fins weather in
the country has increased farmers deliveries, and
The demand here, yesterday, was light, and prices
dropped 1G2c the market closing slow. Quota
tations-No. hard, 81. o6 bid; No l. SI.0I bid.
$40 asked: No . hard, 81 -, bid No. = 96c
bid Csc asked. Sale of l Car N. =, SIC.
CoRN-Light stocks, light receipts and steady de-
mani made firm market at previous quotations
the year. Csc asked.
OATs-Market firm on steady demand and lighter
stocks. No. mixed, $50 bid, Bic asked: Navem-
Der. SEC bid: December and the year, Sic bid; No.
mixed. 33c asked; No. white, 34lac bid SIC
asked. Sale: ca No , white, in sacks, SIC.
uNNEAPoL!s.
WHEAT-Sa!es of Ne. hard were yesterday re-
ported at $1.G5@I.07. Al the close OF the on
Change hour Mol hard was offered freely at$1 OF
in store. Some parties holuing single Cur lots were
Offering at $l.0S by sample. Considerable many
sample sales were made during the day, on the
street, at the Offices and on change 1t was noted
that a, good many samples offered were
not sold Holders of them were asking. it
is true, above the prices at which sales
Of ohe7 lots, equally good, had been made. There
isno Gonh. though, that bids at quotations, or on
a basis OF 81 O7 for No. hard would have taken
everything off the floor. The disposition of the
market, il was very clear, was tn recede. While
some disputed the SC to 1Oc lower figures claimed
by Others, all seemed to admit the bottom is not az
$1.O7 for No. hard Somo of he sample sales
were as follows: 10 cars Al 81: ) cars at SI.O2;
cars at 81: car No. hard at 81 .o5: . cars No
hard at $l.oT: car No. ] - $l.04; cars
sample at $1u6: l at ST .03. The millers'
association took off the &c yesterday added few
days ago. There was some REJECTED sold at S5c
The 'lupt% range was from 15cgSSi.GT.
toEN-No tlG.crg; nominal al 6SI@ zoe.
OATs-A few sails were made % the basis of
Soc for No. in store; Soc for No. - white: 500
Sic for rejected by samnle.
CHICAGO MARKET-Flour, Quiet and firm;
common to choice spring, S1.03}296l OILY: COM
mon to fancy Minnesota, $4@6: patents, SIS SO
@225: Southern Illinois and Missouri winter
81 4la9l. o5la: Michigan. 81 o.hGel.O5. Wheat,
steady: regular. 942sa9il2c October; 951sc No
vember: 81 SEC the year; 81 .02A May; No. Chi
as regular; No. Chicago spring, Sic: No red
winter, 96a997c Corn, unsettled and generally
higher; 6sc cash and October; o7ss@67ac No
May: rejected Csc. Oats, steady; 35Lc cash;
35e October: $3.50. November; 33l4c the year;
Barley, steady and quiet at SIC. Flax seed, weaker
October: $isials@iei5 November: $3.50 $40
SIS; 7oa1s.so, May; Lard, lower: $Ii. 500
11.s5 cash and October: 81. 7la@11.2O No.
vemesT; So SO the The year; $io97@l1 Jan1-
May. Bulk meats, in fair demand: shoulders,
$40 so; short rib, $14.50: do clear, 81 IS. But
ter, firm for choice grades. Eggs quiet at 24@
Lake Freiehts-Corn to Buffalo, Sc. Call-Wheat,
steady and unchanged Corn, irregular: 600
69b October: 67hsc November; 81 lac the year;
53ac January; 54sdc May. Oats. quiet and un-
changed. Pork, irregular: $22@22.50 October;
$192 0le November: $3.50 the year: S5oA
January; $1s.O7le May. Lard. higher; $1I .s7S
October; $lL22 November; $1O.92 Ie@lI95
the year: $11 .o2la january: $11.25 May. Re-
ceipts-Flour, $4,000 bb!s; wheat, $4,000 bu:
corn, 10000 bu: oats, II 200 bu; rye, $4,000
bu: barley, $1,000 bu. Shpments-Flour, 10000
bbls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu;
oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu:, barley, 81
600 blu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour. in moderate de-
mIand: spring grades. SAGE: winters, $l@5. so.
Wheat, steady; No. 2, 81 lac: October, csc; No.
vember, 96lsc; December. 94Jsc: No. B, soc
Corn, steady and trife firmer: Nc. 2, zoe; re-
jected CSC. Oats, quiet and shade easier: No.
g 35c: white, Soc Rye, firmer; No. 1, Gle; No.
2, Soc. Barley, weaker: No. 2, 7Sc; November,
7sIac: extra No. 8, 55Ac Provisions, irregular:
mess pork. 800. rs cash and October; $40 80 No
vember. Lard, prime steam, SI1.S5 cash and
October: Sill 30 November. Butter, in good de-
mand and scarce; choice to fancy creameries $50
35c.. Cheese. steady and firm at 9Gl0sac. Eggs,
steady at 23c. Receipts-F Flour, l3,6Q5 bbls;
wheat, 23,567 bu: barley, 1857 bu