Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-03-07
COMMERCIAL.

NHEAT-The market firm, showing good
tone partly in consequence of advance in Chicago,
| anl by reason of better inquiry here. Asking
prices steadily maintained, but for No:
| hard bios were 1c lower, while for No. hard bids
were ] e higher No. hard, April aud May, were
&c higher in bids: other grades were unchanged:
Quotations: No. hard 81. - bid, 81. IA asked
for spot and ali the month: April, $1.15 bid.
No j, s Sio9 ASKED e5' No. 2 hard, $i.Os; No 2
l.n3: No g. 93c; No. a. SOC: rejected, zoe;
all bios.
CORN-The market was strong, and higher prices
were asked for April and Nav deliveries of No. 2.
New mixed was lower, good qualities generally
firm, but inferior is QuOtab.y weak. Damand mod
crate at present,b but prices show good tone. No.
Sic asked for spot and all the month; April, SOC
asked au advance Of &c: May, 53c bid, 5Sc asked,
an advance of 1c; new mixed unchanged, at 4Sc
asked; rejected, 45c bid. Sales: l car rejected,
ACC: l car do, 4oc-
OATs-No. mixed were stronger for spot and
for May, other grades unchanged. Demand gener-
orally fair Quotations; No mixed, 3si bd.
April Ale bid: May 42c bid, 40 asked: No. B
mixed, soc asked; No 2. white 40c bid, Ale
asked; rejected. 37e asked; Sales: ! car No;
mixed, 39c: 3 cars No 2, white 4Oc: car do, do.
41cf o. b.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUR-There is moderate trade daily in this
staple. Miers think prices ought to advance, but
they don't. and trade is in consequence dull and
spritless. Quoted as follows: Patents, SO 50G7;
sraights, $4,000 so: clears, $5.25@5, 65; low
grades, Sc. 25@3.25 per Dbl
Shorts quoted at $l275: some were offered at
$3.50. Coarse meal was quoted at $1sSl9 on
track 81 s.50g$l9 50 Q: b: Mixed feed. $ls9
10 SO on track, and $l992l. so f. o. b.
WHEAT-This market was frmer yesterday. and
prices were l2c higher at the close Change,
Bidding for No. hard began at 81. IA for spot,
was bid for seller March. $1.l714 for seller April,
81 20 for seller May. No. Northern and No. 2
hard, steady at 1.11@I liz for spot: II was
bid for seller ten days, and sl.13 for seller
There
Northern at $I.O7; Nos and Southern about &c
below Northern of the same grade. Holders were
ayerse to accepting these prices feeling quite bull
CoRN-Dull at 4sAc bid for spot, Sic for April
and 53c for May
CHICAGO MARKET Flour. quiet and unchanged
Wheat. strong and higher: regular, ;0s5s1
Mays s MiEiR joDs No. e dR sDras
sIo84@ los: No 3 Chicago spring o4c;
No. red winter, $1.1Ols. Corn. frmer; 57's
62Ic NAV: 81 1sc June; 62iac July. Oats strong
and higher; 42c cash. l5sc March, Al Sac April;
43s4c May: 43c June: 42A @42sc July.
seed, steady at ST 3oal 81 Dressed hogs, steady
and firm; So. 95@s. Pork, steady, at 81 s.2Od
s25 cash and na Ma; ss
$I Iii5 cash; $11.45@11.475t March: 81 l. 57leg
leo April; $11; 7o@a11.72l9 May; $l1:75@
II fsr osmasi sbonssT Wy b short rhs
SOTO: do clear, $1O.25. Eggs, lower az %
@23c. Whisky, steady and unchanged at silly.
Ca-Wheat steady and and 1nchaagsd G sas l,reg
Gls4c June: So Ice July. Oats. higher; 42c March:
Al 7sc April: 437sg44c May; 434c June: 42lbc
July PORK advanced Zig Lard demand Dc, aetiys
$lI.7O May: $11. 70 ladl1:75 June; S1l 75 july
Receipts-F1our, $4,000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, 1s9. 900 bu; oats, $4,000 blu: rye. 1000
hr1. hpr1e ShinmentS--
bb;s; wheat, 955 hu: corn, 100000 blu; oats, g.
600 bu: rye, 4,20o bu; barley, 45 900
Note-ShpmeuIs quoted include those east
NEW York MARKET-Flour. steady: receipts,
l6,5S5 bbs: exports, 5000 bhls; su"erine State
and Western, 49, 1894 O5; common to good extra,
S4a4 SO: Minnesota patent process, $5.6O@S 10.
Wheat, cash, lac better; options, opened l2eMc
higher subsequently lost most OF the advance, clos
ing strong: receipts, SIS, 600 bu: exports. $4,000
bu: No. 2 spring, nominal; ungraded winter red.
Sl.o391.2S; No. 3 red, S.. 20@1. 201s: steamer
40 red 81. 21GD1 81 q No Cred 81. 800 .231e;
o. b. !: steamer No. i red. si2sia; uneraded white
81 O6 laYb1 % le: steamer No. white, Csc: No. 2
white, Sl.OSle: No. l white, sales. 1000 bu at
~ cos Ts al sss; sDr sse
zoos. 600 bu at ST.. 24B@1 .25ss, closing at
$l.25le; May sales, 2.O4s,00O bu at 81 EGG
l26 1915 closing at y 1 ;2oA June sales, :, 1 o1
Corn, opened lsa1 Bc higher, subsequently, became
weak aud lost part of the advance closing irm re-
ceipts, $4,000 bu: exports. llS.OoO bu; I'M
graded, 61la d74c: No. 3. 65G651ac: steamer.
7I4@7ls sc: No. 2, 72a@744c: old No: 2, 74a
675c elevator: No. 2 March. 72ls173c, closing at
73c; April, 725s@s7 5ssc closing at 72lec; May.
72G73c, closing at 73c; June, 721s a72sac closing
at 72alc. Oats, 18@lc higher; receipts. $4,000
bu: exports. none; mixed Western, 5l@53c; white
MILWAUKEE MARKET--t Jour in moderate de-
mand. Wheat, steady; No 2 hard, $l.15: No. 2.
$1.Os: March, $1.07ls: April, $l.0s0s: May.
No. 2. 5sc; new, 55c Oats, firm and higher; No.
4Ia4c; white, 43@43Ac Rye. quiet and un-
changed; No. ], Gle; No. 2. SOC. Barley, inactive:
higher. Mess pork, SIS so May. Lard. prime
steam. SIl.5O cash and March; l1.s0 May.
Dressed hogs. in fair demand at So. 75@7.SO. But
lied and lower. Receipts--Fleur, 1927 bbs:
wheat. 80, 600 hu; barley. 81, $50 bu. Shipments
Flour, 14,906 bbs: wheat, 1925 bu; barley.
q 4AO bu.