Morris tribune., 1883-06-02
THE MARKETS.
ST. PAUI

FLoUR-Market quiet all The week, with holders
disposed to sell at quotations and not accept com
R @ssSas Rsd Gross F"s straghs s6s
| Capitol" family, S. 25@5.5O; Bakers, xxx,
81 5o@4.75; in bbls, 25c ; extra; outside d
to quail Quality. Rye -four. 81 per Dbl Graham. 81 IS
| 95 per Dbl.
| WHEAT-The demand has been very light, and
scarcely any business SEEM owing to conditions
elsewhere, dealers have not operated to any extent
either for milling wants or speculation. Frequently
on Change it has been difficult to start bids or to
| get any one to buy. Offerings were moderate. Re-
| ceipts light. good deal of wheat has been
| Withdrawn from store, belonging to Mime
apolis miIers, but other than that movements
| have been light except one day when heavy ship
ments were made to Milwaukee and Eastern mar
kets Toward the close of the week astronger feel
| ing was noted among holders, partly due to cold
weather. The closing market on Tuesday was
| ments were increased. No. hard, Sill BID,
| 1.I21s asked: June, $l.14 asked; No. 2 hard,
| $1.O7 bid, 81. 10 asked; No. 3, $1.O1 bid; No s.
| Gle bid.
CORN Quiet all the week, but firmly held at the
close, mainly account of the cool weather that
asked: june, 5sc T asked July 55c asked year SOC
| bid, SIC asked. Sales: 1 car No. =, 52c; cars
| No. 2. year, Soc
OATs-But little has been done during the week.
On Tuesday there little spirit of inquiry for
job lots. Speculation quiet. No. mixed, Acc BID
for spot and May: June, 40c bid; No; 3 mixed, 3sc
sa No. 2e Eas obj a;ted saes
car No. 2 mixed, 40c; car do. 4Ol2c; car
| No z white. 42c; 200 bu No. 2 white, sacks in
| cluded. delivered on levee, 44lec.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUR-The situation throughout the week has
been lacking IN features of interest, with no material
change in the outlook or in quotations, which are
as follows: Patents, So 7597: sraights: So
@61O; clears, $52595.50: low grades, S2.25@
$50
MuLsTUFFs-Bran has been dull and depressed
during the week. except for sacked, which is scarce
Nd Srr,a Zine CHI hos leo
demand at fair figures. Other millstuf unchanged.
Quotations are as follows: Bran, weak at SEQ
6.25 in bulk: $3.50 sacked. Fine shorts, So
$3.50: coarse, $S@S. SO: mixed feed, 81 e&2O,
according to quality. Coarse corn meal, about 81
per ton below the price of mixed feed.
WHEAF-The weak opened with rather strong
feeling, but there was marked decline, cuiminat-
ing on Saturday in sales of No hard at ST. Z.
There was a reaction Monday and an advance
Tuesday, when the last sales were at 81 1912 with
plenty of bids of ST. not taken Other sales
not of interest telling the tone of the market
Quotations: No. hard, spot, $1.l2h; seller
June 81 l4'9 seller July $a o No; N3.,h hard
$l.O6; No. Northern, ST. Millers association
prices were: No. 1 hard. Sill No. hard.
$1.06: No. l regular, $1.o6: No. 2 regular,
CoRN-Has been Idu and inactive throughout
the week, with decline of lac, which was after
ward recovered, the closing being firm at the fol-
lowing quotations. No. 2 spot, 50I2c: seller
June. 81 &c: condemned, 47@49c.
OATs-Opening firm, this grain suffered
slight decline. owing to increased receipts, but
closed strong as follows: No. 2, Al 1sc Sin store,
and 423c f. o. b.. white, 42@43c; rejected, $50
40c by sample.
CHICAGO MARKET.-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
Wheat, unsettled and generally higher: 81 .09 9S9
1.O95s May: 81 1o2s June: 81, 1851. 12Ss July;
$1.13A@1. August; 81 .13ssGl. 1Sa Septem-
Der: 81 09b year. 20. Chicago spring, ST. 09 q:
No. Chicago spring. Csc; No. 2 red winter,
81. 121e. Corn, quiet and shade easier: sec 564c
cash 56lsc May; 565s956s4c June: 5S1s95SAc
July: 591s a 5914c August; 5914c September; SCH
"a. ,k0kA 6r-sA In cash
42c May; 42I4c June; 41Ta42c July: 35c
August: 33B@33a4c September: 33c year. Rye,
firm; 62@ 624c. Barley. dull and nominal at soc.
Flax seed, firm at 81 As Pork, moderately act,
i've and higher-opened strong and higher, and
closed at inside prices ;$l g. 3591 40cash and May;
$40 37lo@1940 June: $40 575@l 800 July;
81 g. 75@19.771a August; $19.90@1995 Sep
TENDER; $17.571a@a1 La. 60 year. Lard. generally
unchanged: some sales rather higher; $l1: 75@
.77ls cash and May; $lls0gll:S23 June;
Sill 72h@i1.75 September; $40 al s@Io go
year. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders, So;
short ribs, $40. So: do clear, $107J: Butter,
quiet and unchanged. Eggs in fair demand at l2c-
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Freights-Corn to
Buffalo, &c. Call-Wheat, active but lower; de-
clined lac May, declined ssc June. July, August and
September: Corn. fairly active and shade higher:
advanced lsc May, June, July and September.
Oats. steady and unchanged. Pork, irregular
and fairly active; declined 2l9c June: advanced
2lec August. Lard, in fair demand: SC lower
May; lec lower August and September. Receipts
Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu: corn,
5000 bu; oats, 10000 bu: rye, 5000 bu; bar
ley, $4,000 blu. Shipmeuts-Flour. 900 bbls;
wheat, 11.700 bu; corn, 100000 bu; oats, g.
600 bu ~ $500 bu: barley, $500 bu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour. Inactive and en-
tirely nominal. Wheat, lower; No. 2, $1.0SA;
May. $1.OSA; June, S1.09as; July. S1117s;
September. $1.13. Corn, fi-mer; No 2. 56ssc:
rejected, 52@5 c. Oats, frmer; No. 2, dc: white.
45c. Rye, weaker: No. 1, 81 l4c: No. 2, 59Ac.
Barley higher; extra No. 3, 55 l2c. Provisions,
higher: mess pork, $19.65 cash and June: $3.50
July. Lard, prime steam. S11 .S5 cash and June;
SlI 90 July. Freights, wheat to Buffalo, NOM
inally steady at 21dc. Butter, steady. Cheese,
quiet but steady. Eggs, lower. Receipts--Flour,
24921 bbls: wheat, ID. 500 blu barley 10, 723 bu.
barley. 4,646 bu.