Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-16
LATE MARK ETS,

FLoUR-Quotations Patents, $6.5O9725;
-four, 5000. so per Dbl. Rye flour, S425@4.5 50
per Dbl. Graham, $50 so per Dbl
upper grades. The unsettled condition at the lake
ports, and liberal receipts had the effect to make
the market here quiet on reduced demand. Offer
ings were fair, but buyers were not inclined to
take hold freely, even at concessions. Prices
closed weak. No. hard 81 bid; No 1, Csc bid,
CSC asked; No. hard, 95c bid; No. 2. SS&9Oc
bid: No 3. soc bid Sales: cars by sample, 99c.
CoRN-The market was weak and tending lower
though receipts and offerings small Weak
ness and decline at the lake ports produced adj
verse effects here; The general demand was
bid. Sales: cars No 2 69c.
-OATs-Not much doing Prices unchanged. but
weak. Stocks and receipts light. No mixed,
$50 bid, SO 12c asked; November and the year, 32e
bid; January, Sic bid: May, 35c bid: No. 8
No. white, $50 bid. Sales: car No. mixed,
34c: car do, 337ec: 3 do f. o. b.. Soc; 2
in store, Sac.
MINNEAPOLIS
FLOUR-The mills with few exceptions were
running yesterday. good amount turned
out. The demand was fair but not really active
and some accumualions are reported. though not
@6.75: straights, So 5Oa %: clears $595. rs:
low grades, &2lg3 per Dbl.
MHLsTUFFs-Bran again weaker on advices
from Chicago quoting, at l D. M, $115O@1l.75
there. After deducting freight-$4-would
l sH the r price here on that basis $3.50
There were sellers at SS.25@s.5O. without any
trading. Shorts nominal at 5000 per ton. Mixed
feed was offered at $3.50 and guaranteed to be
No l stock.
WHEAT-In this market, there was good deal
of interest but not heavy trading. The basis of
prices was No. l hard. This sold in to the ex-
tent of Is cars at $1.O1, with more offered at the
81 almost an unlimited amount could have beer
sold: Csc was bid for large or small
amounts of No. hard, The other grades are all
hard and soft-brings price in proportion to the
mixture, the greater the proportion of hard the
higher price it will bring. No. (Which means
soft-by grade was offered at SSc, while No. g with
good per cent of hard. would have brought 9o@
CSC: and if largely of hard would have sold, posi-
bly,, at 94@95c by sample. The range for No. 3
10000 bu No. l hard brought $1.O2 n.B seller
January: ST. OF was bid for No l hard, seller De-
, cember: BY sample car sold at 81 .03 +. o. b: 1
S5c car, SOC: cars, CSC. ne millers associa s
ton quoted at 99c for No. hard
CoRN-Old zoe for No. l.; new, Goo for good by
sample.
OATs-Sold at 34c for No. 2: 35c for No. 2
white market closed with that asked.
CHICAGO MARKET--Flour. quiet and unchanged.
a szf5 Nc I'll the year ss
@93a4c January; 9S5sc May: No. 2 Chicago spring,
914@92c cash: 81 SIC November; rest same as
No Chicago a spring. &C.
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94c December; No. winter, 90c: rejected 70 1ec.
Corn, unsettled and irregular; &c cash: 66c No
vember; 60Ac December and the year; SAC Janu-
airy; 55Ac May; rejected, Csc. Oats, firmer: 34Ac
cash and November: 335s@3334c December and
the year: $500 May: rejected 31Ac. Rye. steady
at SIC. Barley, firmer at Soc Flax seed, active,
| shade higher at $115@1.16. Pork, lower; 81 ga
| 1925 cash: Sis .52}a@1S.55 November: ST. 71e
@1S December and the year: $3.50 l2@1S.O5
January: $ls.o7l2@ 15.1 10 February: $4,000
1929 May. Lard. active, firm and higher;
81 60 cash: 81 l211l. As November; ST. O 90
@1O.95 December and the year; 1892 la@ 10. 95
January; $1O.95@1O.971a February: $11.1712@
11.2O May. Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders
$40: short ribs. $11: do clear, $11.25 Butter
dull weak and lower: ordinary. to fine creamery "a
| @36c: common to choice dairy, 2lo932c. Eggs in
fair demand at "a leG25c. Whisky, steady and I'M
| changed at $l.19 Freights-Corn to Buffalo, Sc
Call-Wheat, irregular; regular, 92c cash ana No
| January: 9slec May: No. red winter, 93Ac No
| vember; 943s994s4c December; $1024 Mas.
Corn, irregular; 674@6sc cash: 66Ac Novem-
Oats advanced Leo lac. Pork, steady and unchanged
Lard. steady and unchanged. Receipts-Flour, 10,
| 900 bbls wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 1OS, 500 bu
bu Shipments Flour, $1,000 bbs; wheat, 49,.
! 600 bu: corn, 233 900 bu; oats, $1,000 Blu; rye
/ $4,000 Blu: barley, 24.ooO bu.
| MILWAUKEE MARK Flour, quiet and nominal
| spring extras, $4@6. Wheat steady: No. hard
$1.O5: No. 2, 93c: November. CSC; December
| $3.50; January, 93szc; the year, %: enc. 3, 7Sc
, Corn, weaker: No: 2, 66lec: Oats. easier; No. 2
No sse Barley rmer I'm c
| ira No. 3, 531ac. Provisions, lower: mess pork
| $500 cash and November: SlS.O5 January
Lard, prime steam, 81 l. As cash and November
falo, 3,ec Butter, easier; choice to fame,
creameries 35@3Sc Cheese, weaker. EGGS
| quiet at 25l2@26aec Receipts-Flour, 16.47s
5bl wheat $500 g o 6a; barley s4e bu Ship
,ey, 3O,945 bu