The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-07-19
THE MARKETS.
81. PAUL,

PAUL.
WHEAT-The market has been quiet and stag
nant so far az demand was Concerned. Nothing
better could have been e1nectea, with all the -four
markets dull aid tbs geberal aacs tairties Of the
either on the bull or bear side, sufficient
+ in tenaci.y to make fluctuations or permanency
OF t'.on hiEh or low prices The tendency has
the week but holders have been strong, even whe:
obliged by the inevitable to submit to lower prices
Their feeling seemed to be that as soon as reliable
shortage that will hereafter AFFECT values In the
absence OF demand for -four, there is but little
wheat movement. and things arc. ouly drifting. On
Tuesa"H the market ~ss DUH and prices were nom
s Dse; SIS; S So Ssc No. al, .s hssa
All that can be d9ue is to wait; feeling that one
the prophecies Of all may nt pan out according to
the exact condition of things. Receipts for the
week have been light
Tie demand has been limited. consumers combining
themselves to answering actual wants. On Tuesday
the inquiry was limited. while holders have been
other markets. Receipts for the week were mod
crate, but ample for tho demand. Closing prices:
No. 2. 4Sc asked: year. 45c bid: No. 3, ACC
asked: rejected. 44c askei. Sale: car No. 3,
OATs-Prices have strengthened during the
xeek, Induced neatly by July corner in Chicago.
vance. have an idea that values will yet be lower
It was reported on change yesterday that bet had
been made that No. mixed oats for the
year will yet sell here for 25c PER bu The demand
here has been only in accord with the actual wants
of buyers Stocks fair Tuesdays market was
only moderately active. Closing figures: No. 2
mixed! :'oc bid. SIC asked for spot. July and A.
bid. 20: asked: No. 3 mixed, 29c bid, 3O12c
asked: No. 9 white. 32c bid. 33c asked: No. 8
white. Soc bid: rejected, SOC asked Tuesday e
sales: Car No. 3mixed. 3O!bc: car No 2 mixed,
August, Bic.
WHARF.-The holiday intererel with trade for
tw" days and business meeting spoiled another
day. At the opening 81 C5 e was the highest bid for
No: hard, spot. but at the close $1.O91a was bid,
with sales, though there sales at thatn CURE
Monday For No. hard, seller the year. 81. O4 -
asked. For No. hard 81 .O4 was bid. with no sales.
No. Northern offered at CSC with no bids Quo
tatioas: No hard, spot, 81 :O9l2 seller tine year.
No. >. Sc; No. 3, &c Mieps "e asso sXo
No. regular. 81; No. 2. 97c; No. 8. SIC: No. 4.
nc.
CoRN-Has been very dull and lower. There
were bids of $3.50 for No. 2. seller the year, Tues.
day. Quotable at ACC for No. spot: seller. Au-
gust. 47c: condemned, AGA SC. by sample.
OATs-Opened low. but advanced l@ly2c during
the week. with light sales Quotable at 35c for No.
mixed; white. SIC: rejected. 33@D34c. by
CHICAGO MAkKEr.-Flour, dull and nominal.
Regular wheat oDeued weak and lower; ct sed 1t
in side prices: 9ss4c July: $l.OOle August: l.O2X
se.tember; LOSS October: 81 .O4ls November;
9sac tie year; No. Chicago spring. 9sa4c: No. 3.
mand active: closed strong and higher at 5O5ac
cash ana J@!y: Sl@51'sc AUGUST. September and
81 Ac cash: 800 July: 29Ac August: 28l4c Sep
TENDER and October: 27dsc the year. Rye. steady
and UNCHANGED. at 53c. Flax seed, higher ii
cash and July: Sl3 G74@l37O August: 1913 IS
@l3.s7,a September; 1892 la@ 1895 October
$l3 2!G =. 30 tho year. Lard. active and easier:
$3.50 cash and July; So. ~ ie@s.75 August:
ISIS. 'nSS5 September: $s. 81 l2@e .95 Octo-
be-; 't;2,sas.65 the year Bulk meats in fair
81. 81: do clear, *7.75: Butter quiet and M
changed. Eggs dull. Whisky steady aud uC.
changed. Freigh's-Corn to Euffalo. &C. Call
Wheat. o.! cred active: declined 1ec for September;
i.clined Ac for October. Corn. hrmer: advanced
October. Oats. Armer: advanced lac TOR July,
Anguat and September. Pork. de mand active: S
lower for August and September Lard. quiet and
l21sc higher for August: advanced 21tc for Sep
t"mbe,; declined 21.c for October. Receipts
Flour. 5000 hbs; wheat. 10000 bu; corn. $751;
900 bu: oats. l2O.CUO bu; rye. 1000 bu: barley.
1900 blu. Sbipinents-Flour. 3, 100 bbl wheat,
$500 bu: corn. 292. 900 bu; oats, 5000 bu: rye
2,lOO bu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET, Special Telegram.-Ths
were especially weak early. pork selling down
about e5c per Dbl from yesterdays weak closing
aud rallying only 3Oc. Wheat rose about &c from
the lowest point on continued report of drouth in
Dakota and some charters for wheat here and IN
Chicago. Cora was also strong on liberal chartera,
oil closing shade off from the highest point, w
LOOK for more active market in wheat, and the
more conservative meu now advise purchases on all
The breaks We Quofe closing market for wheat:
July. 971oc: August 901sc; 6eptsnbsr. l.02