Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-11-24
THE MARKETS.

CHIcANo, Nov. 21.-On Change to- day
wheat was fairly active but unsettled, and
finally closed shade easier than twenty-four
hours ago. No for January sold at e6s to
97% cents and closed at 971s to ok cents.
Corn firmer and u to Is cent higher. No 2
for January sold at 4S to 4S$ cents, and
closed at 4s1s to 4SI cents. May sold at
51a to SO cents, and closed at 51sl cents.
Oats "A to Il cent higher. Provisions
opened lower and quiet, but afterwards be-
came active, and closed with the decline re-
gained Mess pork for January sold at
S11 rs to $12, and closed at Sill 95 to S11.9713.
Lard for January sold at S7.6215 to $40,
and closed ct S7.70 to S7.7219. Vessels
were engaged to carry 10000 bushels
corn. Butter-for fine creamery, has been
advanced to 3S040c per lb, and do dairy to
34(135c per lb, while good dairy was to be had
at 2202lc, and fair to good roll at 15@20c, to
dull for the poor grades at 9@10c. Eggs
were scarce and wanted, for fresh laid at 26c.
per dcZ, while ice-house stock was dull at 22112
(023c, and pickle! at zoe; potatoes cannot be
sold for enough to pay freight and cost OF
handling, and it is useless to ship at present,
with good to choice early rose and peach
blows to be had at 30t135c per bu, and no
kind Of a bid to be had for the poor.
New YOr'z.
New YORK, Nov. 2l.-Wheat-B@Ic
better, variable and irregular; trade only
moderate; No white. nominal; No. 2 red
November. $l.101s@l. 1919; December, $1.11I
@1.1l15; January, 81. 1891. 12H; February,
$l15L@1, l515; May, $l.19%@1.20. Corn
spot, 54@6lc; futures, 60@6IIc. Oats-Shade
better; western, $50 43c. Provisions-Beef
quiet and steady; new extra, $1i.50@12.0O
Pork quiet and firm: spot new mess
S126O@i225. Lard firm and quiet; steam
rendered, SIS. 10.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 21.-Wheat opened higher
but declined No. = rel S1.01 160l103A cash,
1919 November, S101Y@1.02 December,
SI.O0A year, S1.04@1.04H January, S1.06@
l.O6% February, 81. llQB@l. 1923 May, clos ng
at inside figures; No. 3 red, 955SG re
cash, 43$la441sc November. 42B@45c De
c,mber and year, 43ss@423lc January. 1873
@46T May. closing at INSIDE prices. Oats
Very slow; 261S026M cash, 271sc January,
31Xc May Rye : Lower at 53h@54c.
Barley-Dnll at 50@70c. Whisky-Steady at
s114. Provisions-PoTk higher; jobbing at
s1160 Bulk meats better; 19days old,
long clears and short ribs, S. 10. Short
clears, $685.. Bacon dull: long clears and
short ribs, 7115c; short clears, 759c. Lard
firm at711c.
TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov 2l-Wheat dull and
weak; No. l white, $l.Os@ LOO; No; .
do, 81; No red cash, S1.03!@@1 :06; No
vember Sl.021s; Dec lHber, S1.053l; january,
Slo54; February, $l;o7A; Marc!. siOss "a:
May, 81. No. 3re ,,63@92c; rejected, 6S@
73c Corn-Dull but nominal; high mixed,
54c;- No. 2 cash or November, 5l19c; De
cembar, Soc; January, 49Ac; May, 524.
Oats. -Quiet but steady; No. cash or No
vember 5O4c; December, Bic asked; January,
SIC asked; May 35c bid. Rye-No, 2 500
561Sc.
Milwaukee.
Wheat-Unsettled; November 041sc, JAN
uary $3.50, May $1o45s. Corn-Hisher; No. Q
SOC. Oats-Firmer; No. 2 2Sa4c. Rye
Steady; No. l SIC. Barley-Steady;N No.
G019@Gos4c, January 621(c, extra 5eG5211c.
Chicago Live stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Nov. al Hogs
Mar. ct SLOW; packers asking from 10 to15c con-
cossion; light grades, a. 00M4 50i mixed pack
ing, 81 t0@4.50; heavy shippers. $4. 60@4.95.
Cattle = Market dull; export, $6.25@7 90;
good to choice, s5.40@6. 90; common to fair,
s4.00@5.10 butchers $20O@4OO; stockars
s3.00@430