The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-02-15
COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL.

4t 5O Rcd Gross, straights 1915: Capitol" family,
IS; xxx. bakers, 81: in bbs o5c extra: out
side brands, 25@5Oc per bl less. according 10
quality. Buckwheat -four, $Gg1t;5O per bbl. Rv~
aou;. ;s4@425 Per Dbl. Graham. $+5oS5.25
per Dbl.
quotations. Fresh receipts limited NJ. l har'!,
ST. spot aud ail the month: March, $.l2: April.
Els; May $,1S: No J. $loS; No hard, I'd;
No. hard. in store. $1.l4.
CoRN-Receipts and offerings light. No. lower
in bids. and new mixed lover IN as asking figures
mixed SIC bid,
OATs-Askine prices were higher on light suprly,
and bids for white showed advance. Market quiet.
Quotations: No. 2 mixed, CSC bid, 4nc asked: No.
3 mixed, SIC bid: No. 2 white 391sc bid, 12c
asked; No. white, 49, sc bid: rejected. 39c; No
2 mixed. May, 40c bid. Sales. car No. mixed,
Csc.
BARLEY Firm at unchanged figures, on good de-
mand and light offerings. No.2, Toe: extra No. 3,
SIC: No. 3, SOC.
FLOUR-Market firm and quiet. with moderate
local production Quoted at Sc .25@6 IS for pat
cnts; s;7aighis So 5ODG 25; clears, $5@ So: low
grades, S.. 25Y3 25 or Dbl.
NI1IlsTUTrs- Bran was higher, SO SO bid, With
sales at 1915. Some dealers asked 50 for bulk.
Sacked was held at $50! csc SO: coarse meal
ern brings $ls@l95O according to quality.
WHEAT-The dealings COMPRISED few sample
to advance prices to $1.13 for No: / hard, but
iually had to abandon it and accept the figure OF
Saturday. 81. ~, for single car lots. There were
No. hard, but at that figure buyers held off.
there were sales Of car lots in at SLIP, and in
B at SLIP. Something like dozen Of sample
to 81: os for No: T. Following were Bidders prices
on change: No hard, SLIP; No: I Northern,
$l.0s: No. Southern. $l;o391 ;o4; NJ hard,
sl>9l.o2. The feeling was steady. but rather more
firmness was manifested than on Saturday. There
bidders at 81: 151a for May, but as there was
spirited in the bidding to show how high buyers
would go for that future. Stocks are rapidly de-
preciang and there must soon DO an Improvement
in the receipts, or before the end of the current
month somo mills will probably have to shut down
to wait for supplies of wheat to arrive.
buyers at 48l2c; 1910 was bid for March: Sic fol
AuriI, and $50 for May.
and 9 ,ge bv sess Tor
BAR1EY-Nominal at 45@55c for No. &
Hay Was very firm at So. so bid for good wild.
CHICAGO MAnKEr-Flour. firm and unchanged.
Buyers and sellers are apart. Wheat. lower and
quiet; regular: S! .O5@l ;O5h February:. 81. O5N
s ce;a s' spS1s NJ n cSc SS
Corn. quiet ana easier; 55h@55%c cash and Feb
pa saas be MsIe sS s ssS W. 9
February: $50 March; 381sa3sAc April; 4Oaec
May: 393i June. Rye, firm at Gao. Barley, quiet
at S2@S3c. Flax seed, firm and unchanged at
$1.25a 100 track Dressed hogs, quiet: light,
$725@7.3O; heavy. $7.5OQ57. SIS. Pork, in fair
demand and closed easy: $500 cash and Febru-
arg; $l8.22H118.25 March: $l8.3712Wl8.4O
April: 81 s.521s@ 1885 May; $ls.65@ 1862
June; 81 700 IS July. Lard. higher: 81 32la
cash and February: ST.: 4o@11.42 March: 81 so
April; $l1:G273@1lS5 May and j. June ne. Bulk
ribs, SO IS: do clear, SO. IS. Butter, firm and
unchanged. WHISKY, steady and unchanged at $1.16.
CalI-Wheat advanced &c. Corn advanced Nc.
Oats, quiet and unchanged. Pork, irregular at
618.O71@l8.lO: February. $500; March,
$1S.35@ls.37k: April. $ls.57]3: May. SIS. 65@
1862 June Lard. frmer and not quotab,y
higher. Receipts-Flour, 10000 bbls: wheat,
$4,000 bu: corn, $4,000 bu: oats, $4,000 bu:
rye. 1880 bu: barley. 10000 bu. Shipments-
Flour, 325 bbls: wheat, 3. lOObu: corn. 5000 bu:
oats. none: rye. none: barley, 5000 bu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat irregular: No.2 hard. $1.17: No. 2. $1.O5:
February, 81. O4A; March, 81. O5k: April, ST. O6lo;
May. ST. g; No. 8, SIC: No. 4, 72c Corn dull;
No. 2, SEC: rejected, 4S4c. Oats scarce and firm
or; No 2, 38c bid; white, 4Oac. Rye dull; No.
l. Gle: No. 2. 5s1kc. BARLEY dull; No. 2, 75c:
extra No 8. 541ec bid. Provisions steady: mess
pork. $le 800 cash and February: $18.4O March.
Lard. prime steam. $11.35 cash and February:
81 As March. Dressed hogs in fair demand at
$7.4O@75O. Butter quiet and dull. Cheese quiet.
EGGS, fresh scarce and wanted Receipts-Flour,
$50 bbls: wheat. 2.925 bu: barley. 1890 bu.