Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-03
LATE MARKETS.
ST, PAUL,


FLoUR-Quotations: Patents, $6@675; clears,
S595.75: straghts, $4,000. %: common brands,
1895; in bbls. 25c extra. Buckwheat -four, $6@
ham, 81. 50a5. rs per Dbl. The market was firm
WHEAT-The market was dull, yet quotably
firm. There were scarcely any offerings, receipts
being light There was a little milling III.
qiiry But vetv little business was done outside o.
the board of trade. Yesterday morning wheat II
Chicago jumped 1c upward very suddenly. Pricei
and values can be better regulated when the snow
embargo is relieved, and there shall be chance tx
see what the farmers really intend, about market
ing. sQuotations: No. hard, $1.1O@1. IL; No
!, 81 o5@1o7; No. hard. $1.o5; No. 2, 97c
ooRS-DuII: no demand to sneak: Of Stock,
fair. Prices weak. No. 2, old, 4sc bid, SOC asked
February and May, Soc asked; new, mixed, AZ
asked.
OATs-Quiet and weak at unchanged quotations
No. Mixed 391 asked : February and March. 81
bid; April, 38c bid, 39c asked: May, SOC asked
4 a3 bid; No; mixed, 3sc asked; No; white
3sc: car No. 2 mixed April at 39c.
r..e- MINNEAPOLIS. -a .. =
FLOUR Quiet in local prices. and an easier
feeling was noted in outside advances. Quoted as
follows: Patents. 5000 70; straights $1,000
%; clears, $5.25@5.75: low grades, $4,000
Observation-Disclosures easier in prices, and the
demand was also a little less: 50 was bid and $3.50
9S. 10 asked, with. sales reported at SO. 20 In
bulk. Shorts were quoted nominal at $40. SOD
90 Corn meal and mixed feed were steady o.
previous prices. $19.5O@2O for good
fresh stock. There were sales reported at both
prices. on track.
WHEAT-There were more offers to sell for fu-
lure delivery yesterday, bnd the offers were some
recorded on the day before. Buyers were also of
at about 81. 10 for spot and for seller February:
Fer seller May bids were at 81. 14at the close Of
change. There were sales made at $l.15
but at the close there were offers to sell May al
81. 14l2 A few cars of choice No. sold by sam.
pie at 81 :O9, and others at $lO7 Selling appeared
to be iu the most favor, there were more dealers
offering to sell than were in the humor to buy.
This, however, indicates nothing more than the
natural scramble to get out when there comes &
grades named were as follows: No. hard. 81. 10
No. hard. $l.O691 OF; No. l Northern. 81. O6
al or; No: 2 Northern, $1.01@1.02: No.
Southern Sl.01; No; Southern. 96a97c.
Spot No. sold at SOC, and that was bid for more
The same price was bid for February, but sellers
refused to accept below SIC, and so trading In
futures was at a standstiIl for the day. No grade
sold to limited extent in car lots by sample.
ranging from 44l@47c.
4. OArs-Were offered more freely and the feeling
was shade easier than on the preceding day. No
2, in car lots brought &c. and for No. white 3St
was bid t. o. b. /: No. quoted at 36c; new white
at BIC; rejected, 34c The inquiry was less, as the
amount offered was larger Prices were, to some
/, MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour, quiet and nearly
nominal. Wheat, stronger and higher; No hard
$ll3: No, 2. $1O1B: January, $1.01T: Feb
ruary, $1.02: March, $1.O3; May, 81 .O9; No. {
visions, steady; mess pork. $17.35 cash and Feb
ruary; $17.65 March, Lard. prime steam, $40 90
cash and February: S11 March. Dressed hogs,
in fair demand at $725@7.3O. Butter. quiet.
Cheese quiet and firm. Eggs scarce and firm. Re.
ceipts-Flour, 9,804 bbls: wheat, 5,625 bu; bar
ley. 1890 Blu. Shipments Flour, 6,875 bbls
wheat, 2,425 but barley, 1890 bu.
CHICAGO MARKET = Flour. firm and un-
changed. Wheat, stronger aud hisher: regular
ST.. 02ls 91.02S January: $1.02A@IO2M Feb.
rnary; $l.034@1. March; &l.04a April
$I.ossA@l.o9is Mays, No. 2 Chicago spring
No; red winter, BLOB. Corn, active. frmer end
higher: CSC cash and January; 59n@595sc Febru-
airy; 57@571sc March: 581s@e 5S4c Nav Oats
steady and fair demand; 37l4c cash: 37hc Jan.
uary: 37Ac February; 3sc March; 391zc May
at $780, Flax seed. firmer, at 81 al. 81 on track
Dressed hogs, quiet; light, 81. 1897 20; heavy
30. Pork, steady and fair demand
SIT. 30@17.35 cash and January: $1z42k@
IL BOZ, February; 81 z6 Z, g - March
sls 7;. l5gIsl7A June; Lard, unsettled and gen,
1o.9a . March: 81 l. o2s@fi.05 April: $ii.i5@
lLl7la May: ,S1Ll7is@1l.20 June: Bull
rss no. 10 do eess Bn's u sr
fancy creamery. 25@36c: good to fancy diaries
23a30c Eggs. quiet and unchanged. Whisky,
steady and unchanged, at $1.16. Calf-Wheat
drmer, but not 1uotably higher. Corn, irregular
69lsc January $3.50 February SIC March
PIC. Lard advanced 2lac Receipts-Flour, 49,
600 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 100000 bu
oats. $4,000 Blu; rye. $500 bu: barley, 10000
bu Shipments Flour, 5000 bbls: wheat. $4,000
bu: corn. 81 900 Blu: oats, $4,000 Blu; rye. 4,00t