Morris tribune., 1883-02-07
LATE MARKETS
ST D ATT,


FLoUR-Quotations: Patents, S6@6.75; clears,
E59 o. 10; straIghts, SO. 5o@6.25 common brands,
$50 .; in bbls 25c extra. Buckwheat -four, $50
ham, 81. 5Od5,25 per Dbl. The market was firm,
Wharf.-The market was dull, yet quotably
firm. There were scarcely any offerings receipts
gury But very little business was done outside Of
he board of trade. Yesterday morning wheat in
Chicago jumped 1c upward very suddenly. Prices
and values can be better regulated when the snow
embargo is relieved, and there shall be chance to
see what he farmers really intend about market
ing; Quotations: No. / hard; s.. tO@1.42; No.
|, $1.92@1.07; No. hard, $1.O5; No. 2 97c;
No 8, Steal bids.
CoRN-Dull: no demand to sneak Of Stocks
fair. Prices weak. No 2, old, 4Sc bid. SOC asked
February and May, SOC asked; new, mixed, 47c
asked.
OATs-Quiet and weak at unchanged quotations:
No. = mixed, 39c asked; February and March. SIC
bid; April, 38c bid, SOC asked; May. SOC asked,
40c bid: No. 3 mixed, $50 asked; No. white.
3S15c bid. lie asked. Sales: Car No. mixed at
3Sc; l car No. 2 mixed April at sec.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLOUR Quiet IN local prices, and an eases
feeling Vas noted In outsids advaiices. Quoted as
follows: Patents. 5000 75i straights $4,000
G25; clears, $5.25@5.T5; low grades, $2.50@
MII.IsTUFFs-Branwas easier in prices, aud the
demand was also little less: %9 was bid and $3.50
a 10 asked; with sales reported at IS 20 IN
bulk. Shorts were quoted nominal at $4,000
20 Corn meal and mixed feed were steady at
previous prices, $195 0@20 for good
fresh stock, There were sales reported at both
prices, on track.
WHEAT-There were more offers to sell for fu-
are delivery yesterday, bnd the offers were some
thing lower than the prices at which sales were
recorded on the day before Buyers were also off
in their views. The bidding for No. l hard was
at about 81. 10 for spot and for seller February.
Fer seller May bids were at 81. IA at the close of
change: There were sales made at SLID
$114la A few cars of choice No sold by sam
pie at 81 90, and others at SLOT. Selling appeared
to be In the most favor, as there were moro dealers
offering to sell than were in the humor to buy
This, however, indicates iiothihg more than the
natural scramble to get out when there GENES a
dip in values The closing quotations for the
grades named were as follows: No. hard. 81; 10:
No. hard: $l.06G1 OF; No. | Northern. $1;06
al OF; No: Northern, $1.01@l:02i No.
l Southern. $1.Ol; No. 2 Southern, 96G97c
CoRN-TE was but little traGinein this cereal
Spot No. snd at SOC, and that was bid for more.
The same price was bid for February, but sellers
refused to accept below 52c, and so trading in
futures was at standstill for the day. No grade
sold to a limited extent in car lots by sample,
ranging from 44047c
OATS Were offered more freely and the feeling
was a shade easier than on tho preceding day. No.
was bid f. Q. b.; No. quoted at acc; new white
at SIC, rejected SAC. The inquiry less, DIS the
amount offered was larger. Prices were, to some
extent, influenced by adviCes from other points.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour, quiet and nearly
nominal. Wheat, stronger and higher; No 2 hard.
$I.13: No 2. $l.0l%;. January, $l.O1B: Feb
fuafy, Sl.U-. March, S1.U0. May, SI.U9; NO.
anil No 4, nominal. Coarse grains nominal. Pro-
visions, steady: mess pork, Sl7.35 cash and Feb
ruary; SIG March. Lard, prime steam, S1O9 80
in fair demand at $725@7. 80. Butter, quiet.
Cheese quiet and firm. Eggs scarce and firm. Re-
ceipts--Flour, 9,8O4 bbls: wheat, 5,625 hu; bar
ley. 1890 blu. Shipments Flour, 6,S75 bbls:
wheat 2,425 bu: barley, 1890 Lu.
CHICAGO MARKET - Flour, firm and I'M
changed. Wheat, stronger and higher: regular,
81 0212 1.O25s January; 81. O234G1 .025S Feb
ruary; $l.O34@1. 033s March; $1.04Si April /;
S1.0SM@1.09ls May; No. 2 Chicago spring,
81. 025l a 1.O2os; No. Chicago spring, 8719c:
Nc. red winter, $l03 Corn, active. frmer and
higher; 69c cash and January; 59b@595sc Febru-
airy; 57@5718c March: 5Sl9@ 5Sl4c Nav. Oats,
steady and fair demand; 37l4c cash: 371sG jan
uary: 37Ac February; sec March: 39]5c May;
at S3c Flax seed. frmer, at 81 80 on track.
Dressed hogs, quiet; light, So. l5@7.2O; heavy
~ 25@7.30 Pork, steady and fair demand
$17 30@ 7.35 cash and January; $l742k@
1745 February; $lz.62lo@117.65 March
7.s21a@17s5 April; -$lsO254@1S05 May;
SIS. 15g 1S1712 June. Lard, unsettled and gen.
orally higher, at $40 FOG .721e cash and Jan.
uGry: $40. -2l2@10.75 February: S1O.9O
10.92l2 March: $11.021s@11.O5 April: SlI 15@
ll17l9 May: $11.17l2@l1.2 20 June. Bulk
meats, in fair demand; shoulders, Sc. IS; short
ribs, SO: do clear, SO. 80. Butter, dull; fair to
fancy creamery, 25a36c: good to fancy dairies,
23a30c. Eggs. quiet and unchanged. Whisky,
steady and unchanged, at $1.16. Call-Wheat.
lirmer but not qaoably higher. Corn, irregular:
693ac January: 595sc February: SIC March I:
2(9c. Lard advanced 2 loo.