Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-20
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F1oun-ouiet: Patents, Orange Blossom, 81:
Red Cross, %straights. 1928: Capitol family.
$3.50: Bakers, Sl.5o@4.75; in bbls, CSC extra;
outside brands, 25a5oc per Dbl less, according
to quality. Buckwheat flour, SIS per Dbl. Rye
flour. 81 per Dbl. Graham, ST. 1896 per Dbl.
WHEAT-A little better feeling was shown, con-
ssequent upon improved reports from other mar
kets. Actual sales, however. were limited, there
being but little demand. Bids for No. l hard were
l%@lc better, the latter or May. Other grades un-
changed. The market closed steady. Quotations.:
No. | hard, ST 0 Il bid, Sill asked: May, Sl.ll
bid, Sl.l3 asked; No. 2 hard, Sl,o3 bid; No. 2.
95e bid.
%conN-Bids for No. . were 1c better. but the
market was quiet, the demand being moderate.
Stocks rather light. No. 2, 49c bid, soc asked:
May, pic asked; new mixed, 4Tl9c asked; rejected,
4ic asked.
futures. with some inquiry shown for No. 9 mixed.
Holders were firm; bids shade better than Tuesday.
Stocks in elevators fair. Quotations: No. 2 mixed,
39c bid, 4lc asked; April, SOC bid; May, die bid,
42l2c asked: June, l2c asked; year, 32c bid; Nos
mixed, 3Sc bid, 40c asked: No. Q white, lUc bid.
42c asked rejected, 39c bid. Sales: 5 cars No. 2
mixed. 40c.
,RYE-Bids lower at Ace for No. ., showing de-
Glue OF lc from Tuesdays figures. Demand nom
inaL
BARLEY-There was no change in the Situation
Brewers still have good stocks, and consequently
are slow in buying, causing continued weakness in
quotations, but at unchanged figures. Receipts
TAR. No. :, 65c; extra No. 3, o5c; Nos, 43W
45c, all bids.
MINNEAPOLIS .
FLoUI--This staple was in fair recuest only at
easier prices. stu mtilers seem unwilling to drop
10 meet any concessions recently asked by BUYERS,
Local mills generally remain idle. Quoted at
S6 4ont.So for patents; %5.50IG for straights:
$5@5,40 for clears: $2@3.25 for low grades.
MiLtsTuFFs-Several cara of bran sold on
change at 1913 per ton for lots in bulk. Shorts
quoted at ~lU.7J0tIl.2 %. Coarse corn meal nomi-
mai at about 81 per tor below tho price OF mixed
feed, which was quoted a. SIs@ 1880 on track,
with a car or two going at $50. OTIS f.. o! b. sold
Tor the day at a range according to quality. from
SiS.3ou25 for extreme figures.
W~HEAT-Several OF samples sold at soc, Ssc.
93c and up TO Sl.O5; No. . Northern at
Sl.oo32: No. ! hard AZ S1.lo. with free bidding
m lor Inc he,d later t :, at that fisqGe-Sl 10. No. . hard
Sl.06lle bid: No. . sold at 97c By sample. May
was offered ut Slip.
GoRN-Ihe trade was in condemned lots at 47@
4sG bY sample No. 2 was nominal AT SOC.
oATs-Ihe demand for No. . was ut SOC, with
sellers asking 3oia@4oc. Sales of rejected by sam
pie al 3Tl3S1pc.
SEEDS-A part car OF timothy brought 81 Go Tho
quality prime.
hAY-sales were noted at S7.25@s per ton, the
CHICAGO MARKET.-F1our, dull and unchanged.
Wheat, strong aud higher; S1.OOM bid April:
ol1a@ i.05& May: Sl.O7lsMio7l1 June;
: t;oal!et o1ss July; No. . Chicago spring.
winter, 81 .O5. Corn, demand active and irregular:
9933@52l2c cash: tol2ai95sc April; 5lu5Ihe
va, 2o9s1 juno; aGaa5GsSc July. Cats, quiet
@h5 Urn 1nn 4 i2s : cash ash, a2e April; A2ac May: AK
dull ana nominal; 75c. Flax seed, tirmer: ST. Al.
tork, moderately active and higher; SlS cash aud
A nnn Slsi2ga1sI5 May: $is.32laals.35
shade higher: Sll;:7la@ll.30 cash and April;
ll.35@ll.371a May; &ll. 1O8II12io June:
l.55@ll17ls July. Bulk meats, in fair de-
m n1nar 81 S7.75: shortribs, $40; TO-. dc
gear Slo.15. Butter. weaker: creameries, 1876
2 2gc dairy l1 + l3a25c; Eggs, in fair demand: 1890
roc, WHISKY steady aud unchanged. Freights-
e opsn to 5 Bnf 1dp ,i sa@ cd call-Whea'. higher;
Corr higher: advanced &c for May. June and
July. Oats, irregular; declined lee for MAY, and
aasanced &c Tor July. Pork. easier and sc lower:
aecllnea 2.ac for june. Lard, firm: advanced
wheat. $4,000 bu; corn, 262, o bu: oats. SIS
OuO Du; rye, 6,OOO bu: barley, ls, 600 bu. Ship
ments not quoted. N
Sin.WAuKEE MARKET.-Flour In better demand.
$l.o3ie; April. $l.0oas: May, $i.O5M; June,
Sl.OI3s; July. Sl.Os1s: No. 5, sIc; No. 4, 73c;
rejected, zoe. Corn, higher ana very quiet: No.
whi noh ahay 22Ac. Oats, tirmer; No. 2, 41Ac:
=, 55c; Barley, stronger and higher: No. ,. Csc:
extra No. 3, 54c. Provisions, firmer: mess pork''
$50 C cash and April: 1885 May. Lard, prime
f Butin,, s .ta,S, cash and April; sll.4s May.
I'm mh Eggs. weak. Receipts-Fiour, 5,ss7 hbls;
Wheat' 9,s2o bu: barley. 9,1SU hu. Shipments
260 bu. - oi' d"
CHICAGO sTocK.--The ,,royers. Journal re.
ports: Hogs-Receipts. 5000: shipments, 1900;
5Lask' early sales at strong prices: demand in
s7 onaeG closed weak a. easier rates: medium.
7.7o: wkips' ~ s s'1Ga ss7.55az 80; light. $500 ao5
neaa; shipments, 1000 head: fairly aud prices
STEADY; exporters, $6.65@6.9O: good TO choice
s1h,pn,ne, SG:loa6.6o; common to fair, SIS. 5o@6;
Sheep-R Sss,sI, 'n9 9 eho a clearance was made;
nea9; tair. slow.and easier; common to fair, 1875
Y4oo' good to choice, So. 25@6.75.