Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-03-28
COMMERCIAL.

CHICAGO MANIFESTATIONS, dull and nominal
@1.o4ss March: $1.O4 l2gl. O45s April; ST. L
al 09Ss May; S1.095s@ .O934 June: $1.OS4@
l:0sA July: No Chicago spring, 81 04A91 o5A;
s1.o6a Corn. demand active, unsettled, irregu-
lar: 54lo@561sc cash: 5412@ 545sc March; 81 5sc
April; 5s%e959c May; 5ssc June; 6O1sc July;
rejected 45g47 Oats a M. active aa but
April; 42as@4O1ec May; 427Sc June: 41%c July.
Rye, quiet and lower, at 6Oc. Barley, dull and
unchanged at 75c.. Flax seed fairly active. shade
nominal at So. 2G@S. 80 Pork, quiet: closed iew-
er: $1S.1O01S.15 cash and March; $1s22a
Anril; SIS lg@ 1s:40 May: $1s.57l2gis SO
closed lower: sll. l5@1i.17ls cash and March;
$11.2O@11 221a April; FL. 371ea11.4O May;
$ll45@l1:47R June: Sll.52lsSl L52 July:
Bulk meats in fair demand shoulders aa $50 short
creamery. 1S@30c; dairy, 14@25c Whisky,
steady and unchanged $1:l7 Freights, corn to Buff
alo.nominally &c. Cal'.Wheat. irregular: 81 :04@
1.O43s March: $1.O4ss April: $1.O9A May;
$1.O97s June; $l.0S3s july. Corn. irregular;
541ac March; 54a@54sc April: 5s%@59c May;
$500 June; 60sc July. Oats, irregular: 3Sc
SlSO2a March: 81 8. l2la@le. 20 April: 81 g 81 e
May: 81 55a18.57l2 June: ST. s. 7Oa s. 80 July.
Lard. frmer: 81 1901 20 March; Sl1. Log
1925 April: 81 !. 40 May: SLATE juno: $l1.55
@11.57ie July. Recepts-Flour, 1900 bbls;
wheat. $4,000 bu; corn, 10000 Blu; oats, 1O1,-
600 Blu; rye, $500 ba: barley, $4,000 Blu. Ship
mentS-Flour. 45O Dds: Wheat, S,uoO gu, corn,
$4,000 Blu; oats, 1O1 900 blu; rye. 200 bu: bar
ley, $4,000 bu.
MILWAUKEE MARKETs-Flour. in moderate
supply. Wheat, steady: No. hard, 81. 10: No. 2,
$l.O9%; June, 81 .1OA; No. 3, SC: No 4, 75c;
rejected, &c. Corn, weak and neglected; No. 2,
Soc: no sales. Oats, frmer: No 2, 4ol9c; white,
43 1aQG45c Rye entirely nominal: 5Sc bid for No. l :
SIC for No. 3 Barley, very quiet and a shade
lower: extra No 8. 81 4c. Provisions firm. Mess
pork. SIS. 80 cash and March: 1885 May; Lard,
prime steam, 81 25 cash and March; 81 .50 May.
Butter dull fancy creameries, 26@30c. Cheese,
scarce and firm. Eggs, firmer. Receipts-Flour,
s,267 bbls; wheat, 24,a75 bu; barley. s,795 bu.
Shipments 1880 bbls; wheat, 1000 Blu;
barley, $500 Blu.
FLoUR-Quotations: Pa'ents, Orange Blossom,
81: Red Cross straights, Sc. %: Capitol family,
S.. rs; xxx, So. 50@5 SO: in bbs Csc extra;
outside brands 25g SOC per Dbl less, according to
quality. Buckwheat -four, $6@6.5O per Dbl. Rye
flour, $3.50 per bbl Graham. SIS per bbl
WHEAT-The market was firmly held and move
ments were light. What is on hand is mostly con-
troled by operators holding for better prices The
millers are standing off for lower values and thus
there is but little doing. In the morning chicago
light. The market closed quiet: No hard, ST.. 10
bid; April 81 IL bid: May, $1.15 bid; No. 1,
81; 05: No: hard, 81. o5: No. 2. 81; all bids.
stronger in asking, owing to light stocks. though
the demand was light. No. 2, SIC: April, 53c:
May. sec; new mixed. 49c. all asking.
livery, No. Mixed there was good speculative &C
tvity. Quotations unchanged. Year deliveries
called Yesterday for the first time this season,
April. 39c bid; May. Ale bid, 43c asked: year, 32c
bid, SAC asked; No. 8 mixed, SIC bid; No. white,
4Oc bid, 4okc asked. Sales: l car No. white.
4O1ec; 10000 bu No. mixed, p. t.
BARLEY Market overstocked and prices weak
under slow demand, though remaining unchanged
in quotations. No. 2, Csc: extra No. 8, 55c; No.
D. p 5 Q. 53c hid.
MmLsTUFFs Ground feed steady at $40 asked.
Coarse corn meal, $lS buying. $40 asked:
81. 5O@1 .65 per 100 lbs. sacked Bran, sacked.
81 asked. Linseed meal, car lots, $40 per ton;
jobbing, S21. Sales: 2 cars ground feed, -
Seeds Timothy, S1.50 bid. Clover. So. 20 bid.
Flax seed steady; general range, i.15@1.1S for
No. /, on the basis of pure. with bulk of transact
tions at the former. Sale: car, choice, at $1.1S
BALED HAY-Market quiet, on light demand.
Wild, 81 asked; timothy, $10@10.50. Receipts
of wild fairly liberal; timothy scarce.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUR-This staple shows but little daily altera-
ton in prices but there Is growing feeling of
more flrmess. A large number Of mills are now
idle, and the quantity OF -four in the various mar
kets is very percepuby diminishing, causing bet
Patents, So. 506D7 per bbl straights, IS 5O@6 so;
clears. SIS. 25@5.70 per bbl Low grades are in
fair request at s2@3.25 per Dbl
MISUNDERSTANDING this product In various de-
scriptions was hardly SO strong as last week, the
actual selling price was but little altered Bran
sold at $11@11.25 in bulk, S12.5O@12.75 in
sacks. Shorts rather weak and offered at ST. .75@
IL per ton. Coarse corn meal $l8@19 per ton in
sar lots on track: SIS. 50@l9.50 +. o. b. Mixed
feed was in moderate request at 50c@$1 per ton
above coarse corn meal.
WHEAT-There was demand for No. hard
wheat at 81. l, and the market closed with sellers
1t S1l1h. May was offered at ST.. is, 81. Is bid:
No, hard was quoted at $1.071s: No. Northern
was offered at S1.07h: 81 OF was bid for No. 2
Northern; sample lots, without naming grade, sold
it 6Sc@S1.01, The tone of prices at the close was
weak and the trading slow
CoRN-5Ic was bid for No. 2 spot; 53l2c was
bid for May, with sellers at "A; trading light.
. OATs-Were not offered freely. Prices were the
same nominay as on Saturday: 39l2c for No q;
q la0542c for choice white, and $50 for rejected
1y or de. and 35@39c by sample.
RYE-53c bid for No. 2
BARLEY-Nonrfhal; 4ss~ bid for No. g.
HAY-Quiet at ST SOFAS. % for wild.