The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-08
LATE MARKETS.
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
5otfat :S somo b ssn5s
$500: IT. bhls. csc extra. Buck wheat -four. goo
600 ge,r bh'; Eye -four, sl@I25 per bb1. G:a:
ha an, $4;ooa -; IS per DBL The market was firm
firm. There were scarcely any offerings, receip;:
being light. There was a little milling in
curry But very little business was doue outside :,
oi'lcac" Jumped &c upw:rd very suddenly. Prices
and values can lie better regulated, when the snow
emb re- is relieved, and there shall be chance te
see what he farmers rea! intend about market
ing: Qnota.iors: No. 1 hard, $1.1O@1.12; No
l, ~ .o39l.o7: No. hard. $1.O5: No. 2. 97c
fair. Prices weak. No >, old, 4sc bid, Soc asked
FEBRUARY and May, SOC asked; new, mixed, Ak
asked.
- oATs-Qniet and weak at unchanged quotations
bid; April. $50 bid, SOC asked; Nav, SOC oskeI
loc bid: NJ. 3 mixed, CSC asked; No , white
3o9c pa llc asked. Sales: car No. 2 mixed al
FLOUR Quiet in local prices, and an casit,
feelnE was noted in outside avances. Quoted as
3.22 per bbl.
MHNisTUEFs-Branwas easier in prices, aud the
demand was also a little less S>S WAS bid anil $50
HtS;| 10 ASKED, with sales reported at So % IL
hu!k. Shorts were quoted nominal at $l15O@
20. Corn meal aud mixe;l feed were steady a,
n trash u.s.. prices. $40. 5o@2o for good
prices. on track.
WHEAr-Thrrs were more offers to soil for fu-
nre delivery yesterday. bud tho offers were some-
recorded on the day before. Buyers were also off
III th"ir views. The bidding for No. hard was
At about ST. 10 for spot aud for seller February.
'For seller May bids wero at $l.14 ct the close Of
but at the close there we're offers to sell NAV At
~! q few cars of choice No. sold by sam
pc at Sl;o9, and others at S'l.O7 Selling appeared
to D.. IN the mot favor, as there were more dealers
oiterins TO sell than were in the humor to buy.
This, however, indicates nothing moro than tho
mutual scramble to get out when there GENES 8
grades named were as follows: No. hard. 81. 10;
No hare: $l.0G 81 OF: No. i Northern. $l.0G
!, o.; No: :, ? 2, Northern, $l.ol@1 o2: No.
coEN-Tt g was but little tradn'e i in his cereal
Spot No sd at soc, and that was bid for more.
me same price was bid for February, but sellers
futures vas at a standsti!l for the day No grade
sold to q limited extent in car lots by sample.
ranging from 44@47c
OATS -Were offered more freely and the feeling
vas Shade easier than on the preceding day. No.
:, III car lots. brought 36c. and for No. white $50
W was oa I. o. D.: No. 2quoted at 3Gc; new white
at SIC; rejected 34c Tho inquiry was less. as the
eX.nt. Influenced BY advices from other points.
MILWAUKEE MARKEr-Flour, quiet and nearly
nom nal Wheat. stronger and higher: No. 2 hard,
rnary: TO-: March, sio3: May. s!.o0c; No. SeE
AMI No. q, nominal! Coarse grains nominal Pro
Visions steady; mess pork. $685. cash and Feb
ruary; 7.65 March. Lard, prime steam, $40 90
cash and February: $1l March. Dressed hos.
IN fair demand at $7.25al7. 80 Butter, Quiet.
Cheese quiet and firm. Eggs scarce and firm. Re-
celpts-flour. 9,SO4 bbls: wheat, 5,625 bu: bar
ley, 1890 bu. Shipments Flour, 6,875 bbs:
wheat, 2,425 bu: barley, 1880 Lu.
CHICAGO MARKET = Flour, firm and un-
changed. Wheat, stronger and hi her: regular,
plo2i2 81 .n25s january; 81. O2al@l .O2% Feb
fru,ary; 81 .o3'a@ :O3I March; $1.O4A April;
SSl.o2A :, 1.o2as; No. 3 Chicago spring, s7iac:
No. 2rrd winter, $l.O3. Corn, active, fir,ner 81
higher; Csc Cash and January; 59kM595sc Febru-
airy; 51G15715c March: 5Slsa 5Sl4c MAY. Oats,
steady and far demand; 37l4c cash: 37hs Jan.
uary: 314c February: 3ec March: 39,hc MAY:
3Sa4c June. Rye, lower, at &c Barley. dull!
at e3c. Flax seed. firlner, at 30 on tracs
Dressed hogs quiet; light, $7.l5e97. 20; heavy
S1:23g. 30 Pork. steady and fair demand
MI: SOC 7.35 cash and January: Sl7.42bM
lI:43 February: $l7.G2ieWl765 March;
s11 s2'eal7:s5 April; $lsO2H@lS.O5 May;
Sl2G 49, III: June. Lard, unsettled and gen.
ersi'y higher, at $40 FOG 1O.72lo cash and Jam
1Sty: SO t2 s7 February; sl0.90z
u m:l7is May: $1l.17iegll: 20 June. Bulk
t'os' 50; do clear, 49, 80. Butter, dull: fair ia
fancy creamery. Esq Sec: good to fancy dairies.
23H3o Eggs. quiet and unchanged WHISKY.
steady and unchanged, at Sl.1t;. Call-Whest,
nGnaer, but not 4uotably higher. Corn, irregular
6o.2c January: $3.50 February; SIC March:
"S0oc May: Oats, advanced Ac Pork, advanced
-'2e' Lard advanced 21ec.