Morris tribune., 1883-02-10
MINNEAPOLIS.


FLoUR-Market firm and quiet. with moderate
local production; Quoted at So .25g6 Is for pat
ents; straights P5.50g6.25: clears, $J@5 50; low
grades, $2.2593.25 Ter Dbl.
MILLSTUFFs-Bran was higher, So so bid with
sales at 1878: Some dealers asked SO for bulk
nominal at $1S.50@19.5O Mixed feed sold al
$2l@21 SO for choice city ground, f. o. b. South
err brings $IS9l9 so, according to quality.
WHEAT-The dealings comprised a few sample
and few grade cars. Holders made some effort
to advance prices to $1.13 for No. hard but
fiuay had to abandon it and accept the figure of
Saturday. SLIP, for single car lots. There were
some round lots offered on the basis of $1.13 for
No. hard, but at that figure buyers held off.
7 here were sales of car lots in 4 at $l.12, and in
B at Slip. Something like dozen cars of sample
wheat sold at prices rab2iug from soc for rel ced
to 81 .0S for No. l. Following were bidders prices
on change: No. hard SLIP: No. Northern,
81 .OS: No. Southern, 81 .039l .O4: No. hard,
1.OS: No. 2 Northern. $1.04: No. 2 Southern,
81 @1.O2. The feeling was steady. but rather more
firmness was me infested than on Saturday There
bidders at 81. 10 la for May. but as there was
no offers to sell brought out, there nothing
spirited in the bidding to show how high BUYERS
would go for that future Stocks rapidly de-
preciating and there must soon be an improvement
in the receipts, or before the end of tho current
month some mills will probably have to shut down
to wait for supplies of wheat TO arrive.
CoRN-Tne corn market steady and quiet:
49c was the price asked for spot corn: There were
buyers at 4S l2c; 492c was bid for March: sic for
Auri, and 53c for May
OATs-37l ec bid for No. 2 in store: $3.50 for
white, and 30C for rejected, all by grade.
RYE-54c bid for No. g
BARLEY-Nominal at 45@55c for No. 8
HAY Was very firm at so bid for good wild
CHICAGO MARKET Flour. firm and unchanged.
quiet; regular, $l.O5@l .O51s February: $l.O55s
March; $1.O6H. April; $1.lIAG1.113s May: No.
Chicago spring, $1O5@1. 05 ls; No. Chicago
dorn and s EASIER $50 cash and
ruary; 55 81 $500 March: 57%@59 Nav. Oats,
quier and shade higher; 37slc cash; 1890 35zs
MAY: 39s. June Rye, firm at Gao. Barley, quiet
at S2@83c. Flax seed, firm and unchanged at
1928 80 on track Dressed hogs quiet: light,
$725@7.3 80; heavy. $7.5O&7.55. Pork, in fair
airy: $l8,22h@18.25 March: $ls.37 ls01S 40
April: 81 s:52la0 1858 May; S1s.65@l8.6 lc
June 7Dg Ju W Lard hgnsr$ll 81 y =
April; $l1.6216@1l.65 May and June. Bulk
meats. in fair demand; shoulders, st. 80; short
ribs, So 65; do clear, SO. Us. Butter, firm and
Ca-Wheat advanced 4c. Corn advanced hc.
Oats, quiet and unchanged. Pork, irregular at
$18 OF Is@1S.lO; February. $500: March,
$1s.35@ls 37h: April, $ls.57h: May, $3.50
1877 june. Lard, firmer and not quotably
higher. Raceipts-Flour. 10000 bbls: wheat
$4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 blu: oats, 10000 bu;
Flour, 80 bbs: wheat, 3. l0Obu: corn. 6,OOO bu;
oats, none; rye. none: barley, 5000 bu.
M; MILWAUKEE, MARK6T-FIour in fair demand.
February 81 O4 March, ST o5 X: April. ST. O6l q
May. 81. II ss; No. 8, SIC: No. 4, 72e Corn dull
No. 9. SEC; rejected 4Ss4c. Oats scarce and firm
err: No. 2. 38c bid; white, 4Osac. Rye dull; No.
l. Gle: No. 2, 5S13c. Barley dull: No. 2, 75c:
extra No 3. 54lec bid. Provisions steady: mess
pork, ST 20 cash and February: $3.50 March.
Lard. prime steam, $11.35 cash and February:
S11 45 March. Dressed hogs in fair demand at
S7.4O@75O Butter quiet and dull. Cheese quiet.
Eggs, fresh scarce and wanted Recsipts-Flour,
Shipments Flour, 1,125 bbls: wheat, 1000 bu;
barley. 4. $50 bu.