The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-25
COMMERCIAL,
ST. PAUL,

81. PAUL.
F1ouR-Quotaions: Patents. $e@65o; clears
$5@ 5.25; straiehts, $5.5Ota6: common brands.
$4@5; in bbls, 25c extra. Buckwheat flour. S6G
ham. 81 So IS pe ao ILL., per DBL
WHEAT-A good demand was again noted, and III
limited offerings Prices we're drm, being strength.
onet ssa So snG
ha:a; $i:oa bid: No 81 bid; No; . Hard; 81 ;o3
S S% ~ s c Sc 81 ri 5ds S SS
s;rd 1, s13 Si. March and April; s1.lo: May
coES.-Dn Dull and weak, though sellers held s.
new mixed. ,4sc asked: rejected. a.
sc asked; March. 53c, asked; April: SIC asked !:
May, SEC bid, Sc asked. sales-3 cars new,
OACs-Tho market was held at higher prices,
but purchasers were of1ish and business IN first
showed Improvement upon Thurslay's figures. No
= mixed. 3Gc bid: February. SIC bid: March.
37Ac bid; April, 3sc bid: May. SOC bid. 400
bid 4Oc asked; No. white. Csc bid; rejected,
33iec hid. Sales: car mixed oats, 39l2c. sacks
included.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Ftoth-The local output was Of tho usual daily
amount for the season. Firm prices exist and q
fair distribution is reported. The tirmness so far
Ing; purchases being almost entirely for present
use Patents are quoted at 65: straighte,
So 5000: cleats' So. 1898 so: low grades' $2@3
M1LIsrurFs- feeling was very Quiet In this
market. with no more than the ordinary trading.
, BRAS-Was selling for 1909. SO per ton. Some
as
MIXED FEED-soid at ST 975. but 800 was gen:
orally asked track, and $2O9D2O.5O Z. 9: b.
There was no trading in coarse meal
WHEAT-This market opened with spot No.
hard offered at $l.lO. and seller May offered if
$i.l6 with bidders at $l.09la for SPOT. and At
No: northern in special bin: the bulk being hard
wheat. Among the sales on Change were 2 cars
condemned on track by sample at $l.O1: Gears,
e gSoo not IS gives S at hand and SOFA stf' do
to arrive: cars No. by sample brought $1.O7
and car No: 2 by sample sold at 1902. There
ete several large sales reported outside on private
follows: No. 1 Hard, S1.O9@ 1.O9ls; No. 2 hard,
$1O5g61 .O6: No: !. 81 Dl OF; No. 2, 06c@$l .O2:
No: 8; $50 Csc. The reason Of the wide range in
encs in values Of the varieties entering Into thess
grades: The price Of grade when sold By sample
depends more on the proportion of hard or soft
CoRN-The sales of corn were smaller yesterday
than for some days previously. Tho bidding WIS
at 4sc for spot No. 2; soc 70! month, aud 49c tot
February. Sellers usually asked i:c above these
figures Samples of no grade were held at 1896,
OATs-The!e were no sales reported. No. in
jected were quoted about &c below No. by grade.
,1 IND No. S9its BY stsas lc above No. 2 Sam:
maud. Wheat, easier: No 2 hard. SLIP: No. 2
$l.olss; My. s!:o7N; No. s, Sc; No i, &C.
Corr.quiet: No. 2. 56Ic: new. 4slac Oats. firm
higher; No. 1, 63c; No. 2, Goo. Barley, stronger:
NJ. 2. nominal: extra No 8, 53lac Provisions,
lower: mess pork. $l7.35 cash and January
$3.50 March; Dressed hogs. wanteda at $7@z:25.
Bntter. dull Cheese. quiet. Eggs, frmer: fresh,
2e@28c. Receipts-Flour. s,212 bbls: wheat,
90. $50 bu; barley. Il, $40 bu. shipments-Fl
$3.50 bbls: wheat. 225 6u: barley. II, z25 bu.
choice springs. $s.5oe4.75: Minnesota. S. 5o@
425: patents, s 5O@5. rs; Southern Illinois and
Missouri winter. $4@15: IS. Wheat, strong And
9e?Ss Fstsss $S !csssi March
April: l.O81s May: No. Chicago spring, $1.Ol
@l.Ol q: cash, rest same as regular: No: Chi
cago spring, s6lsc: No. redwinter. 81 OF. Corn,
561ac; February: S. 7sc: March. 57Ac; May. 471ac.
- ec February: 80 March; 3ec April; 39H@
39is; May. Rye, strong and higher at &c. cash:
quiet at$l.29@l.29. Pork. in fair demand at
lower rates: $17l5@l72O cash and January:
&l7.3o@lI32x February: $!z5o@lzs2h
lower rates: $50. COG .62ia cash and January :
$40. -&9l0 20 February!, go. so@19;s2h
March: $l0:9oglo:92,s April: $ll.O2 &c y: 05
demand; shoulders, Sc Is; short ribs: So: do
clesr. SO. 25: Sugar. dull and UNCHANGED. ERge.
isfeeulari 25@26c for fresh: WHISKY: steady at
Corn, Steady and Unchanged. Oats, easier, but no;
quofabiy lower. PORK. steady and UNCHANGED. Re-
ceipts-Flour. $4,000 bbls:wheat. $1,000 bu
sf:y
bbls: wheat, $4,000 bu: corn. $4,000 bu: oata
$4,000 bu; rye, 92,5O0 bu; barley. $4,000 By.