River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-01-25
COMMERCIAL.

ST. PAUL.
FLoUR-Quotaiions; Patents 10000; clears
$5Q5 rs; straights, S5.5Oa6: common brands,
S4Q5; in bbls, 25c extra. Buckwheat nour, So1
G. so rer Dbl. Rye -four, S4@4.25 per Dbl. Ora
ham, 81. SOC 5. % per Dol.
WHEAT--A good demand was again noted, and IN
limited offerings. Prices were firm, being strength
ened also By reports from other points hard Nos.
l and were lie higher for spot; also Nos2 and .;
No was Sc higher in bids. Quotations: No.
hard, SI.os bid; MOL, 81 bid; No hard, ST .o3
bid: No. 2, 96c bid, 81 asked; No. 3, s5c:
No 4. 75c; rejected, 65c--all bids. Futures: Mol
hard. $IOs; March and April, 81. 10: May,
STl2-all bids
stronger prices No. 2 old, SIC asked;
new mixed, 4sc asked: rejected, 40f
bid. Fu;ures--No : old, February, 4sc bid.
52c asked; March, 53c asked April. 5ic asked;
May, SIC bid, SIC asked Sales-3 cars new
O4Ts-The market was held at higher prices,
but purchasers we're ofish, and business IN first
hands did not amount TO much. though BIDS
showed Improvement upon Thursiay's figures No.
> mixed, SIC bid: February, SIC bid; March,
37l4c bid; April, $50 bid May. 39c bid 40C
ask ed: No mixed, 35c bid; No: white, 50 &c
hid 40c asked; No. 3 white. 35c bid; rejecei.
SO loo bid. Sales car mixed oats, 39i2e, sacks
included.
FLouR-The local output was of the usual daily
Iqr tae season TIP pg rnn As ca a far
has been attended with hardly any speculative feel
ing, purchases being almost entirely for present
use Patents quoted az S6@6.65: straights,
per bbi.
marker, with no more than he ordinary trading
BRAN-Was selling for S9y9.50 per ton. Some
own ers asked FLO, but none reported as sold at
MIXED FEED-Sold at 81 9.75. but $50 was gem
orally asked on track, and S2o@20.5o T. Q. b.
There no tradir g in coarse meal.
WHEAT-Ths market opened with spot No. l
hard offered at Si.IO, and seller May offered az
81 g. with bidders at $1,000 for SPOT. and at
81 O6 for No, 2 hard spot; Sl.07 was bid for some
No. northern in special bin. the bulk being hard
wheat Among the sales on change were z cars
condemned on track by sample at Sl.0l: 3 cars,
grade not giveo, at 81 .0s. and 3 cars do o. 9sc;
1900 hu No. hard sold at Sill
10 arrive: cars No. b sample brought Sl.07
and | car No. 9 By sample sold at 81 .02 There
were several large sales reported outside on private
terms The range for the different grades was as
follows: No ] hard, $1,000 l.09l2; No. hard,
81 OJeJ ]. 06; No. ]. TlDl.07; No. 2. 96cg@1.oZ:
No. 3. S5a9 The reason Of the wide range 10
pric belo2 the hard grades is on account OF dlef
eace in values of the varieties entering into these
grades The price of a grade when sold by sample
depends more on the proportion OF hard or soit
wheat contained than on all other matters
CoRN-The sales Of corn we're smaller yesterday
than tor some Days previously. The piddlng
al Isc tor spot No. .: SOC for month, aud 49c TOR
February. Sellers usually asked l5e above these
figures Samples Of no grade we're held al 4og4o'
according to quality :,
OATs-The e were no sales reported. No. in
store we're offered at 3J1ac, with 35c bid. Re-
iectea were quoted about PC below No. by grade,
and No white By grade &c above NO. z. sam
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. l9.-Flour, in moderate de-
maud Wheat easier; No. 2 hard, 81. II: No. .
and January, 81 .0Ois: February, Sl.Oula. March.
SIOl5a: May. Sl.074: No. 8, S}c; No q, 69c.
Corn,quiet: No ., 56Bc; new, 4sl2c Oats, firm
aud advancing. No. 2, 37asc: white, 80 Ice. Rye.
higher: No. /, 63c; No. 2. zoe. Barley, stronger:
No. 2. nominal: extra No. 3. 53 lae. Provisions,
lower mess PORK, SlZ35 cash and January;
81. 55 March, Dressed hogs, wanted al SIC %.
Butter, dull Cheese. quiet. Eggs, hrmer: fresh.
26a2sc Receipts-Flour. S,212 bbis: wheat,
26, $50 hu; barley. 14.SiO bu. Shipments Flour,
| js75 bbIs: wheat. 925 bu: barley, II, 425 bu-
CHICAGO, Jan. 10. Flour. firm: common 70
AS; patents, IS. 5o95.75; Southern Illinois and
| Missouri winter. S4d565. Wheat, strong aad
| higher: regular, S1.olls January; Sl.0l TO
oil - February: 81. O2 l21lO25s March: ~ % z
| April: 81 .o85s May; No. Chicago SPRING 81 i
| Gi.Ol Is: cash, rest same as regular; Nc. Shl-
8ctiy, firm and higher; 64s4a 65e cash; January,
561ec; February So Zee: March. 57Ac: May, IL 2c.
| Oats steady: 375slt37SzG cash: 31s4 January
/ 377se February: % March; 3Sc April; 5J7seg
80 To- May. Rye, strong and higher at o4c, cash
75c May Barley. quiet al S0&slc Ilaxseec.
quiet at 81 29a 70 Pork n fair degnana z.
lover rates: S17.l5Rl720 cash and January.
| an 39a17 32b February: &l750a II. 81 9
March; SI7G75s8I7.7O April; 81 81 i2g 80
| Nav. ~ g bid June Lard, In fair demand at
/ lever rates. SlO6o0I062io cash and January
| Slo 6-is1lo 20 February S10.s0dl0.S2l2
March, 80. 90GIo.92l2 April: ~ .02l sft !: %
| May: 81 I.07l28l1. 10 June. Buls meats, IL fair
/ demand: shoulders, So IS; short ribs 50: do
/ clesr 50 %. Sugar, dull ard unchanged. Eggs.
| irregular: p n 26c for fresh. WHISKY, steady al
SIl5 Call-Wheat, weaker: declined led &c.
| Corr steady and unchanged. Oas, easier, but not
au8iabiy lower. Pork, steady aud unchanged. Re-
! csips-Flour, 1900 b5lsiEseats