The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21
THM MARKETS.
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$3.50: ::s:'sss:' se@aee t1:"s:
ss9S S " ~ f.: % ssu: :.'; sssaya;'' es9 b
Graham, $sa5:6o 1:t bel: Aaifst quiet for the
,,d aa: 1ss1 1si sdsS. siss ,f tn rs. dSx
but at the same time there was developed feeling
of confidence that wheat Wa good property to buy,
that IL At certain pricsA Tho dealers made then
which yet were belov tse vie~s Of l. sellers. NH Re-
cepts fe OF some during the week. but At that there
va, IL .au9s.s: '.ee Price. as they
rather steady. Receipts are liable to Increase
little. a. country roads arc better. There is more
OF . speculative feeling than there has been. OWN.
prices. Aside from this, trausactions have been
limited. owing to email milling demand. Stocks on
storage ip this market gre liberal Tuesdays QUO
s 4e s.e.d No. ia ss.a. S' sse % ss SIC &c .:ted Is s
No. 2. s5c bid, soc asked. Sales Tuesday: cas
No 2. sse: The market closed steady.
enough for usa Prices, accordingly. have = vide
range, according to the condition Of grain. The
demand has been limited Il! tho week. and prices
quiet. closing rather weak in tho absenee Of active
Se Ola sss s!d: ss:. k:a::: sss :sssa: Iowa:
oATs-The demand has been moderate oil the
receipts Spot deal, have been limited,
The market was generally steady, closing At rather
hrm dgures, . shade higher than q week ago.
Buyers however taken hold only - they are IN
nece.sities Tuesday. Closing quotations: No.
mixed, 35c bid, Sic ssked; December, 341e bid,
SIC asked: January. 3Aasc bid: February, 34c
:sl:d A}c vhit:. SO :sfsd; NJ. & vhiss. % Sc Sc
asked
HnIsTuFFs-Thfs market has experienced some
1;s w'ca Tho s; n
bulk: shorts. elo@lo5o: coarsc corn meal.
e23 5o@24: mixed fsed-oorn and oats-new
WHEAT-The local market for this cereal has
besn unusually lifeless for the week. but there had
been sosne trading until yesterday. when there did
Psices wore oomia.ly esssac for No. bard: lard;
03g94e for No. hard. The other grades at the
close had not enough life to even make nominal
g %e :Sa
With Sc 6id @ M No. : S.rd Vss offered At Sc. Sc Sc
ss % 'St sa ~ Ny ds sa of fse
dsmned for shipmsnt Niliers were doing nothing
cosSSTher. vere no SAFE. yesterday, and but
email demand A few cars wore offered yesterday.
and SIC was the outside bid for No. 2 now corn.
Ths tos rejected .q remained nominal A., A. 4s@:oe
CuoAao NAlKEr-Flour. quiet but steady.
December; 94X994Kc January; 95%@95c Feb
uary: 81. 1.0101.Olae May: No. rcd winter. 84X
@e4a November: Chicago spring. re; r.
jected, elc Corn, ecti,e bu: lover; 531a@oss'e
s5sss 1se:@ss:; ss & $S,sS5 Esd 5:oa:iy; sdSsS,s:
steady and unchanged. Butter quiet but steady:
e9sameries fair to fancy. 25@40c: dairy do, l21s9
SIC. ER9s. easier at 28c. Flax seed. stronger
p.tee: shade higher; g 75@Z2S PER-; ,etiye sN
ysac:sy: ia se@f7:7 rs Is fsS:as!y fssd. .:s'i1s
but lower: 5000 cash: $lO.57h@l06O Jan.
nary: &l062ls@lOG3 February. Bulk meats,
easier: shoulders, &8.75; short ribs, 1895; do
clear, 1910 Whisky, hrmer:: not Quotab!e. Cali
Wheat declined 'eS%c: Corn. stronger, except
January. which declined x@kc. Oats, irmer and
UNCHANGED, except December, which advanced 35@
xc Pork, dull and unchanged Lard. not quot
sby changed Reeeipt.-FiouI, $1,000 ibis: wheat,
$1,000 bu; barley, 5000 bu. shpments-Flour,
$4,000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn; 13o 900 bu;
oats, $4,000 bu; rye. $4,000 bu: barley. a..
600 bu. =! - ~, tl'%t . :
Nn;wAuKEB MARxIr-Fiour, Quiet and uomi-
nally steady. Wheat. steady: Nc. 2 hard, 81
No 3. 0zloc: Deeember, % 1ec; January. 041sa
CSC: February; e5*c: No 3. &c: NJ. 4, g.
ss: SSis via sss ss e'" .ts.dt
= shade 6rmer: MOI sCXc; Noo 53isc. Barley,
nrmsr: No. 2, 73he: extra No. >, 73l9e: Proyis.
ions, lower: meas pork. @l7.2O cash: 1920 De-
cember; 9l7.35 January. Lard, petms steam
o106O cash and December: l0o2h January.
Butter, steady: Reametiee. 26026c: dairioe, 0O1
96a Choooe quiet EGes. easass 20927e