The Dickinson press., 1883-06-23

ST, PAUL.

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WHEAT-There was no demand to speak of and
the market was dull. If anybody wanted to specu-
late, they would be inclined to sell short. but the
trouble would DO 10 mud purchasers, as there is no
fair. but not representing fresh transactions.
No. 2 hard was lower in bids. Quotations are weak
81 10 asked; No. 9 hard, $l.o7; No. ., $40.
both bids.
GoEN-Dull, and nothing doing. No bids. The
July, SOC; No. 8. Sic: rejected. l6c.
Nothing done beyond the making Of quotations.
soc askedi;. june. SOC asked; July. 4oc asked;
year, 32c bid, Sac asked; No. 2 white, SOC bid,
4oc asked: No. 3 white. $50 bid. SOC asked: re-
jected, SIC asked.
RYE-No. 9, see bid.
3ARLEY-Dull and unchanged. Prices nominal:
No, 2, 60c; extra No. 8. soc; No. 3. 4oc.
Bran, SIS asked for sacked. Corn meal, coarse,
SIS s1 boltea m i=o&'g9ins, 81; losal: 10 per 100 lbs.
only; that is in light supply. Wild. SO bid;
timothy, $11 asked.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUR-With the prevalent dullness and lower
prices at the seaboard, 40 Improvement can be ex-
pected here; shipments continue large and rates
are unchanged. The best grades are quoted at
s s! ~ in Chicago; a. Local quotations: Patents.
$50: low grades; ss.25@3.5o
MILIsTuFF-Another tumble at Chicago de-
pressed the market here for bran and shorts.
sacked. Fine shorts, $4,000: course. $50 S. ) 0
mixed feed $l9ir2l, according to quality. Coarse
corn meal about 81 per ton below the price of
WHEAT-The market continues firm and Steady.
Sales of No. l hard were at $l.13l., with bids at
that figure for more and offerings free, 81. IA. Quo
June. $l.14ls: seller July. Sly; seller the year,
S. . Northern. s1.o5: No. 5 Nosshern,' $685. BIOS:
hj1ars' asc0piofion rriroc No ~
Sl.l3;N No. 9 hard, $l,0s; No. / regular, sl.OG;
No; . regular, $l.o3: No. 8 regnlarr csc.
CoES-holders are firm and hullish. Sales were
at o2c for No, 2 spot: 53c for seller August, and sic
for condemned. Quotations are: No. . spot, 52c;
seller July. 53c; seller August, 55c; condemned,
49a51c.
oATs-Continue weak. but are not quo,ably
lower. at ssc for No. 2 mixed; white, 4oc; re.
jected, 36037c by sample:
ed; Whsat; weaker; Ne; ?, Si;Ss; june sD si'9s;
si;l4. corr easisf; 10. ., 55o;; new sye't 5sls
! Sat s l NJ. i, S &c; : S $s': $, 5G sh'ti ba4 aetst ste nys;
No. 2, 49Ac. Provisions. lower: mess PORK, SIS. -
cash and June: sls.65 July; Lard. prime steam,
Wheat to Buffalo, neglected and nominal at 2a,c.
ceists.-EIsuT. }i;57G' 55is: wh hss:' $3.50 b Gn:
bbls: wheat. 2a.ioo bu: barley, 1850 bu.
q IcAGo MARKET Flour, dull and unchanged
Regular wheat in fair demand; wheat unsetIIed
49,. S'L,I' oi1 w !i.o'fS Jut!c. Eli l 'nUQ
LIES July; &l.l3l20l.135s. August; Sl.l!ia
September; $1.l5l8 October; 81. u9al wear: NJ.
2Chicago spring, 81 .o92I: No. 3 Chicago spring.
93'.c: No. . red winner, 81. l2io. Corn, fair de-
mand at lower rates: ~5olsN55l1c cash and June:
5GH56lsc July: Lie August; 5G5sa 56a.c
September: 5o4c year. Oats. weaker; 39Lata
39asc cash: 39asc June; 39ase July: 331sc Au-
gust; 31Ac September; 80 Iecyear. Rye, dull at
6llae Flax seed, quiet at Sl.l3@143la. PORK.
1880 cash; $ls.40& 1915 June: Sls.IaSa
1912 July: &lS.57lau1S.G August; SlS.G7L,
CISCO September; &1G.IOa1 1915 year. Lard.
irregular aud fairly active: $l1.52ln0ll.5 cash
and June: $l1.53@11.57la july; Slu.S5eQ
lO.S1le August: $ln61laa1O.7 40 September:
S9.s5a9.37le year. Bulk meats, in fair demand
and lower; shoulders, $3.50: short ribs, 50. 20:
DO clear. $1O.15. Butter, steady and unchanged.
Eggs, quiet and unchanged. Whisky. steady and
unchanged. Frei.hts-Corn to Buffalo, eGc
August and Sentember. Corn, fairly active, shade
higher. advanced llsc for July August and Septem.
Der, Oats, irregular and fairly active, advanced
??sc August; declined Is September. PORK active
but lower; declined 2lec July; lOc lower August
and September. Lard active but lower: declined
giac June: DC lower August and September.
Receip's-Flour, 5000 bbl: wheat, $4,000 bu:
iiorn. s21,OOG bu: oats, 2lG.OOO bu: rye. 22.OOO
%: barley. 10000 bu. Shipmants-Flour. 5000
20; rneat. $500 bu; corn, $4,000 bu: oats,
10000 bu; rye. 1900 bu; barley, $500 bu.