Morris tribune., 1883-08-04
LATE MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.
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ST. PAUL.

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FLoUR-Business has been very dull for the
| week, but holders have been steady in theil
| asking figures that have shown no changes
Quotations, Patents Orange Blossom. Sc; SOC
| family, $5d5.25; Bakers, xxx, 81: in barrels
25c extra outside brands 2595Oc per Dbl less, &C
s"rding to quality; low grades, s2g2; So Rye
Dbl
WHEAT-There has been and is fair inquiry fol
hard wheats, the spot prices of which have grad
uaily increased, showing slight advance for the
week Receipts have been limited and movements
generally have been light thus helping to sustain
values in the presence of improved crop reports:
Prices have been regulated mainly by the real
merits of the market. IRRESPECTIVE of outside in
fuences. The market on Tuesday was rather quiet,
closing at the following: No. hard, 81 IL;
year. 81 .O4: No, spot, 81 .0s: No hard, $l.Os;
No. 2, CSC; No 3, Csc; No. 4, SIC: all bids.
CoRN.-The market has been dull, the demand
having fallen off since week ago. Receipts have
been moderate Buyers and sellers have been
wide apart, and sales have consequently dragged.
Closing figures: No. 2, 44c bid 4Sc asked for spot
aud August: year, 44c bid, 47c asked: No 8, 4oc
hid. 41@42c asked: rejected, 4Oc asked
OATs-The demand for consumption has been
fairly active but the feeling is weaker prices clos
ing lower after slight advance during the week,
week ago. Stocks on hand "' are fair.
During part of the week there was considerable
activity. On Tuesday morning reports from Chi
cago of lower quotations for year oats made buyers
weak here. The market closed with fair demand at
easy figures. No. mixed, &c bid, 33c asked; Au-
gust. 3293339c asked: September. 2Sl2@29c
&c bid, 29c asked; No. 3 mixed 3Oc bid. 32c
asked: No. white, SAC bid, 35c asked: No. 3
white, 33c asked: rejected, Csc bid Tuesdays
sales: car No white, 35c OBJ: 2 cars No.
34c: l car No. 2 mixed. SOC sacked.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLeUR-Nothing has occurred during the week
to break the dull monotony of the market.
Minnesota patents are quoted In New York at
$5.6O@725. and in Chicago at S5. 3O@6. 90
Local quotations are: Patents, 1915; straights,
$5.40@5.55; clears 81. 65@5.1O: low grades
81. S5@3
M1ILsTUFF-Has been firm, with an upward
tendency, but an early break in prices is pre-
dicted. Quotations: Bran in bulk. Sc. 1907:
sacked. So. 5000. Fine shorts. So. 509lO; coarse,
$9@9.25 Mixed feed, a17@2O5O. according to
quality. Coarse corn meal, $50.
WHEAT-Tbe chief events of yesterday were
advance of lc On No. l hard and on No. 2 hard.
with no offerings, and advance of &c all around
by the Millers association. On change 81. ~ was
Freely pa lot NO nard ana ior NO ha n9
Quotations No. hard. spot, $1.l2; seller the
year, ST. o. e; seller December 81 O4; seller Feb
saey S Nor nars 81 No No
2, 99c; No. 8, Csc: Millers' association prices: No
hard, 81. 10; No. hard, $1.O5: No. regular,
been very dull s ali the S Week o Vuotabe
at 47c for No. 2 spot: condemned, 41@46c, by
sample.
OATS-daYe been In me same condition as corn
during the week. The highest bid Tuesday was
Csc for No 2 mixed. Quotable nominally at Bic
for No mixed: white, 33c: rejected, ESQ eOc.
By sample
CHICAGO MARKET-Flour unchanged. Wheat
is in fair demand aud closed easier at $1.Ol@
1.O1 July: $l:OlA@1 OILS August; 81. O33a@
1.O35s September; 81. 05 ls@ 1.05A October;
81. O6asG 06l2 November; 81 the year: No. 2
spring, 81; No 3 spring, SIC; No. 2 red winter,
SIC. Corn. quiet and easier; 5O3sG5l lie cash and
July: 50A@5ossc August, September and Octo-
Der: 45ssc the year. Oats dull and easier; 27l49
27s4c cash: CSC July; 273s@27 loc August; 26aAc
September: 267sc October: 26l4t@263sc the year.
Rye unchanged at 56l9c. Flax seed, quiet at
for Sep ember. Pork is in fair demand but I'M
settled and lower: $13.50@13.621a cash;
$l3.45 July and August: $l362l2 September;
$13.75 October; $l2.6O@12. 65 the year. Lard
in fair demand but unsettled and lower: Sc. COG
81 z cash July yo and August; $s a 2 septem-
year. Bulk meats In fair demand: shoulders,
So so: short ribs, $40: short clear, SO. Eggs
firm at l6l2@17c. Butter and whisky, unchanged.
Corn TO Buffalo, 2si@3c. Receipts-Flour. TO-
oats, $4,000 bu: rye, $500 bu: barley, $40 bu.
5000 bbls: wheat 90 900 bu:
corn, 181 900 bu; oats. $4,000 bu: rye, $4,000
blu: barley, 10000.
Wheat, quiet but steady; $l.O1A cash; $10O7s
August; $1.03h September; $1.05A October.
Corn, lower at 5O14c for No. q; 41Ac for rel
jected Oats, dull and lower; 274c for the best
bid; 33c for No. white in store. Rye, no trad |
Ing, at SIC for No l. Barley, dull and lower: moth
ng done. Provisions. weaker: mess pork. $13 20 |
9l375 cash and August: $139 80 September. |
Lard. prime steam, SO 80 cash and August: |
$3.50 September. Butter, nominally IN
0nses STEADY Sh, Egs ss
barley, 500 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls;
wheat, 500 bu; barley, none.