The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-06-22
COMMERCIAL
ST. PAUL


WHEAT-There was no demand to speak of and
the market was dull. II anybody wanted to specu-
late, they would be inclined to sell short, but the
trouble would be to find purchasers, as there is no
trading spirit abroad. Receipts and shipments
fair. but not representing fresh transactions.
No. hard was lower in bids. Quotations are weak
& ths iSoTnS No. hard Il 172 bid July
both bids
GoRN-Dull. and nothing doing. No bids. The
following o were S askn9 prices: NJ 54c spot
OATs-This grain was as dull as the others.
Nothing done beyondt the making Of quotations.
There was no real demand. No. mixed, $50 bid,
year, 32c bid. Sac asked: No. 2 white, 800 bid.
jefSted; Sc asked 8
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged. Prices nominal:
No: 2, Coo; extra No. 8. SOC; No. 8, 4Oc.
iM II .s feed steady s$1s5o@21
Bran. So asked for sacked. Corn meal, coarse,
$!S; bolted. outgoing, 81. 1O@L 4Op per 100 Lbs.
81. BAL ED! HA1.Dsmand active. but for choice
timothy, $11 asked.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLouR-With the prevalent duness and lower
prices at the seaboard, no Improvement car be ex-
are unchanged. The best grades are quoted at
$7a7.50 in Chicago. Local quotations: Patents,
$G35a7; straights. $575@6; 10; clears. $5.25@
Observation-Disclosures tumble at Chicago de-
pressed the market here for bran and shorts.
Quotations: Bran. $6g6.5o in bulk; $s@s. SO
mixed feed $1oSsi. according to Quality c s.Sy
corn meal about 81 per ton below the price Of
WHEAT-The market continues firm and steady.
Sales OF No: hard were at $l.13h. with bids at
that figure for more and offerings free, 81 IL Quo
tatons are as follows No. hard spot l.13k: seller
ST. 10: No hard 81 io No. Northern tiea .ns yeas:
No 2 Northern. $1.O5: No. 8 Northern, 81. O3:
Millers' association prices are: No. l hard,
NJ; 2 regular. $ios: No. reauas ss Sc. 9A'00'
CoRN-Holders are firm and bush. Sales were
at 52c for No, spot: SOC for seller August, and 81
4o@5ic. '' '''' ''A'f august ''e' c0noemned'
oATs-continue weak, but are not quotably
jeEed. 36937c by sample: =
MILWAUKEE Ivy MARKET-Flou:, quiet and unchang-
ed: Wheat, weaker; No. 2. $i.0s; June, $l.OS:
Oats, lower; No: 2, s9Sse; white, 4oiac. rye,
lkS low M; l, Gle; No 2: SOC. barley, steady:
cash and June: S1s.65 July. Lard. prime steam,
$l1.55 cash and June; 81 1.65 July. Freiehts2
Wheat to Buffalo, neglected and nominal at 2alc.
cssFou lists bSs wheat sese Ss
barley. 1919 bu shipments-Flour, 1909
0V cH1 Cnso on harley 2os log 61
and generally lower: Sl.O9M June: siiIS@
1.11Sa July; $1.l3M @1.I31, August: Sill
September; 81. l5H October; $l.O9al year; No.
2Chicago spring. 81 .O9A; No. 3 Chicago spring,
932c: No. 2 red winter, $1.l216. Corn, fair de-.
mand at lower rates: 55le@55l4c cash and June:
56@56iec July: 5Gas@5G lec August; 565s@56aIo
September: 5OAc year. Oats. weaker; Soho
39osc cash; 39nsc June; 30as: July: 33Hc Au-
gust; 31Ac September; 3Olecyear. Rye, dull at
u Lee Flax seed, quiet at $1.43@l43la. Pork.
demand active. unsettled and lower: Sls4O6
1880 cash; $1s.40@Is.45 June: $is.45g
1912 July: $19.57leGls.6OA August; 81 S. 67ia
@ls.IO September; $164O01645 year. Lard,
Irregular and fairly active: $l1.52h@I1.55 cash
and June: $l1.55@11.57le July; SIO.s5R
d0S72 August: $1O671aD1O.7O September:
SOs5S9371e year. Bulk meats. in fair demand
and lower: shoulders, $3.50: short ribs, 1910:
90 clear, $1O.15. Butter, steady and unchanged.
Eggs, quiet and unchanged. Whisky. steady and
unchanged. ,Freiehts-Corn to Buffalo. &c
higher. advanced NC for July August and Septem.
per- Oats. irregular and fairly active, advanced
?5c August; declined Is September Pork active
but lower: declined 2loc July: 1Oc lower August
and September. Lard active but lower; declined
2t2c June: DC lower August and September,
Receipts-Flour, 5000 Dbl: wheat, $4,000 bu:
porn. a27, 600 bu: oats, 216. 900 bu; rye, $4,000
bu pNrley, 10000 bu Shipments 5000
sSl: nneat, $500 bu: corn, $4,000 bu: oats.
$4,000 bu; rye, $4,000 bu: barley, $500 bu.