Morris tribune., 1883-07-28
THE MARKETS,
ST. PAUL.

4,
FIoUR-Steady and unchanged Trade light
Quotations.: Patents, Orange Blossom, $6.5O@
675i Red Cross straights. s.. rs; Capitol family
$5G5.25: Bakers, xxx, 81: in barrels. 25t
Ing to quality: low grades, $2@2 so. Rye flour
s4@4.25 per Dbl. Graham. $5@5. 25 per Dbl
WHEAT-There was more inquiry for No. hard.
and the market was quotably firm on light supply.
Bids were not as high as on Saturday. Chicago
| being lower in the morning hours. No. hard
was also lower; Year showed decline, but at ths
bid: No. /, sI.os bid, s si.o7 asked: I No. e. $iol
bid; No. hard year, .O4 bid
CoHE-There was a fair inquiry for corn, that
helped to make asking prices stronger by &c. Sam
Dles were put on the board, and some attention
brought out by them No. 2, 52c asked: year, 44c
bid, ACC asked: No. 3, 43c asked: rejected 42c
asked. Sales: car No. 3, 43c; car do. 427ac;
OATs-The market was fairly active Spot wa.
over in bids, but futures were stronger on good
demand. The market showed considerable life,
agnres were quickly made and prices closed firm.
No. mixed, 32c bid, 33c asked for spot and July
August, 30c bid, Bic asked: September, 291ac bid.
50 Soc asked; & year: 2gc 6d and nd asked sales; ca'
car No mixed, July, 33c; 5000 bu do, Septem-
Der, 2scs 1000 bu do, year. 29c.,
Il - ~ MENNEAPoLIs.
FLOUR-There is nothing in the situation that
can be considered an Improvement, though the
market is assuming slightly. frmer tone.
Minnesota s ia patents M are quoted in New York
GE y.
a6. 90 Local quotations are: Patents, Sc. rs:
straights: S5. 5.4Og5.55; clears, Sd. 4.65g5. 10; low
grades, 81. s5@3.
WHEAT-Much was offered, but sales were few,
being limited to No. 8 at 95c. and sample wheat at
:or No :, 2 5srd, si;o5. enotssIoss: N No ~ !
SO1tbefn sG FL ie 81 65 M No. saiers ssFa slsf Sc M
81 .03: No. 2. 81: No 3, 95c: Millers' association
prices: No. hard, S1.O7: No hard, 81 O2;
No l regular. 81: No. 2. 97c; No. 3, SIC: No.
I CoRN-DnlI and weak, with no trading Quot
able nominally at 46c for No. 2. and 44@45c ror
Condemned by sample.
OATs-Oferings were free. but bids were few.
Quotable at 34c for No. 2 mixed; white, 35c: re-
jected, 3O@32c, by sample.
MILWAUKEE MARKET.-Flour, in fair demand
Wheat, weak and lower; August $lOlsa: Septem-
ber, 81 .O4B: October. 81. .O6A. Corn. lower No.
2, 5O74c; new, 45e; rejected 42lac. Oats.
shade lower; quiet and tame: No. white, 35 lac:
IN store. 37c delivered. Rye, quiet and un-
Ginning; mess pork. Lsi3s IS cash or August;
S14 September. Lard, prime steam, SO. 80 cash
or August; So September. Butter, unchanged.
Cheese. steady Eggs, frmer: IA iac per doz for
everything Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbIs; wheat,
$4,000 bu: barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour,
1000 bbls: wheat, $4,000 bu: barley. 500 bu.
CHICAGoMARKET.-F quiet and unchanged
q. 0OA@1.00% July; S1.O1A@1. .O1as August
81. 03 l2@1 .035s September: 81 .04B@1 1.04A Oc-
tober; 81; 05 7s9l :O6 November; $l00a9i. OOK
S4@s5c; No; red winter, $1 O6@1 .os Corn.
unsettled and shadeloWer: 501ac cash, July and
August: 5O@5Olsc September: soc October; 1850
she year; Oats Oats, quiet, and easiei 54Ac cash:
27a4c October; 277sc the year. Rye, steady and
unchanged ct 56}ac. Flax seed, lower at 81. 80;
timothy. nominal: good TO choice, $l.5O@1. 55.
Pork, in fair demand and lower; opened strong and
higher and closed at inside prices: S13 s7lea14
cash; &13. 75@13.S0 July and August; &l3 S7l2
%l3;9o a, September; 9 s13.97les14 October !:
and lower; ss 9oa s. 92ia cash. July and August; % !;
1902 l2@9.05 September: SO O79M91 10 Octo-
Der; ss; 459s: 80 the year; Bulk meats. in fair
1emand: shoulders, $3.50: short ribs. $40:
short clear, SO. Butter, eggs and whisky un-
changed. Corn to Buffalo. 21ac. Receipts-Flonr,
5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn 2O3, 900 bu /:
ga oats 1s5, 900 bu; rye. 5000 bp; barley. 4ooo
bn corn, 1S9, 900 bu: oats. 90 600 bu: rye 49,
600 bu: barley, ! 900 bu.
NEW YORK MARKET-Flour quiet and un-
bbs: Wheat opened a shade higher. subsequently
ruled lower and fell off A@s4c, closing steady, with
recovery OF Of ss@14e; receipts. 146,ooo bu: ex-
pOsrsded red 81 1u No. spng
81. 1le; No. 2 red. 81. 14la@l.14A Z. o. b. !;
~. II in elevator. $1.16@l.ls afoat: ungraded
white. s1c@$l. 19: No white, sales, 1000 bu
gust. sales, 36s 900 bu at 81 14A 1884 closing
at 81. 14ai: September, sales, 2,24O,OOO bu at
M ~ Ml79l lsa, closing at 81. 171a: October, sales,
oVo.VVO Du at PllJgI.ZU"S, Cl0S1Dg at 81 .l3oS:
November. sales 264, 900 bu at $1.21@1. 22K.
closing at $1.21ss Corn, cash active and Arm:
options opened A@3c better, afterward reacted q
Gas. closing stronger, with recovery Of A@5sc:
receipts, 22S,OO0 bu: exports. 10000 bu: un-
graded, 5O@61c; No. 3, 54Ia155c: steamer
57hc elevator. 59c delivered; No 2, 61@61hc:
No. 2, July, 59l2: August. 61@61 5sc closing at
81 4c; September, 61le@624c. closing at 62c;
October, 62@62s4c, closing at 62ssc. Oats. dull
and lower; receipts, 162 900 bu; exports, 100 bu
mixed Western, 40Q42c; white Western, 4O@
1op ITaC 1of hntcto oArx
Coffee steady: Rio. S7@7.1O. Sugar dull; fair to
good refining quoted at 6s6@6szc: refined 1rm,
standard A. 8as@S l2c: Rranulated, ID 16c;
$1.O1 q; crude. 6oe@7l2c Tallow. steady at 716@
9-16c- Rosin dull at 81 5712@l. .62K. Eggs,
Western fresh in lair demand and stronger; 2O6
16. Cut mears dull and nominal Lard lower:
prime steam, So IL; August, So 17a 021: Sep.
tember, 49.2499.30; October. SO 30@9. SO
Cheese dull and unsettled. Others unchanged.