The Dickinson press., 1883-12-01
LATE MARKET REPORT.
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAT-The market on change was dull yester-
lay, but prices were a little better all around. For
No. 1 hard 9Slec was bid. but sellers held out for
99c, and no sales we're made. For January No. 1
hard $1.Ol was bid aud ST.. O3lo for February.
more was asked o futures by sellers.
CoIN-The market 10 dull and steady. No. Q
was bid Tor at 4sc on track. 49c asked: October
146c.
OATs-Dull and steady. No. 2 white. 29c asked.
2Sc bid; No. 2, 27c asked. 2Gc bid: rejected. ESQ
26c.
FLoUR-No change in the situation has taken
place, the market remaining quiet. with an easy
tendency. Orders on tho millers have come in from
Quotations: Orange Blossom, Sc. go. straights, Red
Cross: 1878: Capitol. family. $3.50: bakers
brands 25g g%o lower according to quality. Low
Rye -four, $50. 50@3.75 per Dbl; Graham, 81 1850
4.5O per Dbl: buckwheat. SO per Dbl.
C~oRN-Corn remains dull, but for the week I'M
Ter review has been very steady, and yesterday was
hriner and higher for spot LOTS. options 1@2c
higher: No. 2, 47c bid and soc asked: December.
47c bid and soc asked, February and May, SOC
asked: No. 8 Acc bid and 47c asked.
OATs-Oats have been about steady. with very
slight fluctuations. but yesterday were a shade
easier. The market has been fairly active. with
supply about equal to the demand. Yesterday the
following sales we're recorded: / car No. 2 white.
on track, 49c; l car No. 2 mixed, 271sc; l car do,
sSc; I car do. PC; 10 cars on private terms.
The board snn{. gu aq0 TT ons range a74se as s.. fGl!o Ss:. M: 2
27c bid and 28c asked: January, .2ec bid and 900
asked;, February, SOC asked: May. 32c bid and
34c asked: No. 3 mixed, &c bid and &c asked.
No. 2 white, CSC bid aud 29c asked.
CHICAGO MARKET dull aud unchanged.
In regular wheat there was a good speculative bust
ness. The market opened a shade easier, and de-
sined ]2c. attributed to the unfavorable tenor Of
foreign advices. At the decline the speculative de-
maud became more active and prices gradually adj
vanced, fuetuated and closed 14e higher than yes
94A@95Ac. closed at 951sc; December, 95ss@
96asc. closed at 96Ac: January, 9GA@971c.
closed at 97Ae: February, s7A@eslec, s, at
NJ. > spring. $3.50 S. &c. Closed dat at s 81 No. 5
spring, 81 2o@s2]hc; No. 2 red winter, 99c. Corn,
demand active, unsettled and stronger: opened 4@
S 5se iae1 lligh asss than y ss@ IA, Guc cash, as aaa flssea
closed at 4s5s@4sAc: November, 4sie94ss4c.
closed at 4sac; Decsmber, 47Ss&4sssc. closed
at 4sasc; year; 475@4shc' clo:ed at 4sl4c: Jan,
@477sc. closed at 471hc: May, 5O3@51]sc, closed
At 51asc; Oats, dull but firm, strengthened by the
tone of the other maskets: cash; 2slss: November.
32le@324c, closed at 32Ac. RSe, firm at SIC.
Barley, steady at 62c. Flax seed, weaker at ST. SO.
Pork. scarce and firm. manly for deferred deliv-
afterward rallied 25D35c, and ruled steady to the
close: cash, $11@il.10 for old: $l2.2O@l2. 25
for new; November. $40. 95@l1.15. closed at
closed $l1.15@i1.2O year. $40 9O@l i. 10: closed
higher at $11. 15@l1.20: January, $11.65012,
closed at $ll.92legll.95; February, $11.sO@
@l2.45, closed at Sl2.45@12.5 so. Lard, steady
and in fair demand: advanced 1O1l5c and closed
sseR, si.s'? S. So 81! So; Closed SaSo az S. 81 !eI 7e y
December, $7.47!4M 760. closed Mt $7.571aQ
go; the year, nominal at $7.55@7.GO January,
&. e 90 "a r S7 closed m a. S.. 7S T. s.: Fsbrg xs;s
S.02is. Bulk meats. in fair demand; shoulders.
$5; short ribs 1920; sha: clear. $3.50. But
ter. firmer: choice, to fancy s-lmeries, 32@39c;
choice to fancy diaries, 2l@30c. Eggs, quiet.
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Freights-Corn to
Buffalo. dc. Receipts-Flour. $4,000 bbls; wheat,
u.s. lSs. d b bu Go corr H.: 2S $1,000 ,6 61; oo eats s, ISL Loo 200
m~ents-Flour. 10000 bbls: wheat, $4,000 Blu:
corn. 191, 200 bu: oats, 10000 bu; rye, 6.OOO
bu; barley. $4,000 bn; Cal-Wheat. sales,
900 bu: advanced lsc for the year, January and
May. and asc for February. Oats. sales, 11O,O 900
bo: advanced Me. Pork, sales. $500 bbls; adj
vanced 2Rc for December: declined 2lac for Jan.
uary and February. Lard. sales 5000 %tierces:
declined SC for November. and 215c for January
and February.
ehsasss : Nhsst "1 hisheF: 81 kos ss3Ss s?9 s5 ase
December; 97c January: $1.O5 May. Corn.
quiet and unchanged. Oats. unchanged. Rye.
S1,ss and and. un Sn 4 d. Barley, stronger s,;,! No. = 2:
pork, $lO.95 November: Sll.75 January; prime
steam lard. $3.50 November; $7.65 January.
Eggs. higher, at 25c. Receipts-Flour, $4,000
bbls; wheat. $4,000 bu: barley. $4,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, $4,000 bbls: wheat, 5000 u;
barley. 20. OOC bu.
DULUTH MARKET, Special Telecram-The mar.
kets on change to-day were a shade lower and in.
active. Round lots Of No. hard, spot, were of.
fered at 9ss1e; ees bid; sales Of car lots at 9ssc.
bid; No. 1 hard. December, offered at 81. 99K,
bid: 92c was bid for round lots of No. 2 hard. De.
$l.O2A. Sl.01 bid. Closing prices: No. i hard
cash, 9SAc: December. 994c: No 2 hard, cash
90h; December, 92c. Inspection: Cars-No.
No. 8, L. Total. go. Receipts, 90, 500 bu; ship.
ments, 22,O24 bu; in store. 1881. 1914 bG