The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-02-01
LATE MARKETS.
ST. PAUL.

F1ogR-Quotstions: Patents, 5000. rs: clears,
1905. IS: straights, SIS. 5O@6.2 IS: common brands.
$s@5 51s R5e extra B9ek " four geo
ham. S. 5O@5 IS per Dbl The market was firm.
WHARF.-The market was dull, yet quotably
firm There were scarcely any offerings, receipts
quiry But verv little business done outside Of
the board of trade. Yesterday morning wheat in
S %Ssn {ie Prizes
embargo is relieved and there shall be chance to
zee what the farmers really intend about market
81 :Ss@i:o7; No: hard. $1o5; NJ. 2. &c; &c;
No. 8, 87c-all bids
CoRN-Dul': no demand to speak Of Stocks
fair Prices weak. No. 2, old, 48c bid, SOC asked;
February and May, SOC asked; new, mixed, 47c
asked.
OATs-Quiet and weak at unchanged quotations:
No. mixed, 800 asked; February and March. SIC
40c bid: No. mixed, 3sc asked; No. 2 white.
38hc bid. Ale asked. Sales: car No. mixed at
3sc; car No 2 mixed April At s9c
FLOUR Quiet in local prices, and an easier
feeling was noted in outside advances. Quoted as
follows: Patents. 5000 straights $500
3.22 per Dbl.
Mn1sTuFFs-Branwas easier in prices, and the
demand was also little less: SO was bid and $3.50
@8.75 asked, with sales reported at 1925 In
bulk. Shorts were quoted nominal at $19. 500
20. Corn meal and mixed feed were. steady At
io1
prices. on track.
WHEAT-There were more offers to sell for fu-
h:n at whh sales
recorded on the day before. Buyers were also of
in their views. The bidding for No. 1 hard was
;DS sssf
but at the close there were offers to sell May at
Die at 81 .os and othe1s at 81: ~ Selling sppesred
to be In the most favor, there were more dealers
offering to sell than we're In the humor to buy.
na,s 1oweveI n t nothing s more tnan the
dip in values. The closing quotations for the
grades named were as fo:lows: No hard 81: 10:
81 Slc7 ?'s ao Sd;Se;in No. S1@Gs As
Southern: $1.O1; No. Southern. 96@97c.
CoRN-The1e was but little trading in this cereal
Tbe same price was bid for February. but sellers
futures va. At : standstill for the day: No grade
sold to limited extent in car lots by sample
OArs-Were offered more freely and the feeling
was Z shade easier than on the preceding day. No.
No. at sSe;
at SIC; rejected, 34c The inquiry less, ~ tho
amount offered was larger. Prices we're, to some
MMwXuxEE MASxErF Eff quiet e' ana nearly
$l.13; No. 2. $i.0lX; January; si.0lX: Feb.
s snsr N oom ms1' slse s,. M:y NJ
Visions steady: mess pork. $l7.35 cash and Feb
ruary: $17.65 March. Lard. prime steam, SIC. 80
cash and February: Sl1 March. Dressed hogs,
in fair demand at $7:25@7.3O. Butter. quiet.
Cheese quiet and firm. Eggs scarce &nd frn. Re-
ceipts-Flour: 9,s04 bbls: wheat. 5,625 bu; bar
wheat. 2.425 bu: barley. 1890 tn.
CHICAGO. MARKET - Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat. stronger and higher: regular,
61.O2i9 .O2x January: $1.o24@1.02n Feb
ruary; $lO3A@1.03K March: f1.O4& April;
Sl.0sx@!.09!s May. No. Chicago spring,
No; red winter. si;o3. Corn; active: a9mer sld
ary; 57@57hc March: 5sle@5sl4c NAV. Oats,
steady and fair demand; 374c cash: 37hc Jan.
uary: 374c February; sec March: 39Hc May;
384c june Bye, lower, 1T &c Barley. dull,
ct 83c. Flax seed. frmer, ct $1.31@1.32 on track.
Dressed hogs, Quiet; light, 81. 1897. 20; heavy
1s 1884, s.h :1a S:ee1Z As2s
els.i5@1s.17h June Lard, unsettled and ron.
orally higher, Il $40 FOG 1O.7 2ls cash and Jan
uxry: $40. 72ls@1O.75 February: 41O.0 600
1o.92ia March: 81: o2holl:o5 April: $1L15@
1L171a May: $ll.17as@lI2 June. Bulk
ribs 50: do clear. g: go. Butter. dull; fair to
fancy creamery, 25g36c: good to fancy dairies,
10000 ERRs. quiet and unchanged Whisky.
steady and unchanged, at @1.16. Call-Wheat,
6rmer, but not quotably higher: Corn, irregular:
89Ac January: 59xc February; SIC March:
5ssse Nay; 0ats, advspeed ~ Port: advanced
ooe bbl: vSe.t 5000 bu: corn, 1ooooo b.:
oats $4,000 bu: rye. 6,5OO bu: barley, 10000
bu. Shipments-Fiour, 5000 bbls: wheat, $4,000
bu: corn. 81 600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu: re. 1000
bu: barley, $500 bu. s-~--