The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-01
LATE MARKET P 7.
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WHEAT-The market on change was duh yester-
day, but prices were a little better all around. For
No. 1 hard 98l2c was bid, but sellers held out for
99c, and 10 sales were made. For January No. i
hard $l.01 was bid and $l.03l3 for February.
sales Of May were made at 81. 10. Prom lgto lc
more was ask cd o. futures by sellers.
CORN-The market 10 dull and steady. No. 2
was bid for at 4Sc on track, Acc asked: October
and November, 47c: year, ACC; condemned, As
@46c.
OATs-Dull and steady. No. . white, zee asked.
$ $SS 0'o' No. = &c asked SS' Did, rejected SoS
ST. PAUL.
FLoUR-No change in the situation has taken
place, the market remaining quiet, with an easy
tendency, Orders on thu millers have come In from
the East pretty regularly, but have not been heavy.
Quotations; Orange Blossom, $500. StraIghts, Red
Gross. 1913; Capitol, family, s5.25: bakers
xxx, A.25. In barrels, use extra. Outside
brands, 25@50c lower, according equality. Low
grades. $3. 5OG4 per Dbl; in barrels, 25e extra
Rye -four, SO. 5og3 20 pei Sbi; Graham, -. 259
4.50 per Dbl; ~buckwheai, 50 per Dbl.
CoRN-Corn remains dull, but for the week un-
der review has been very steady, and yesterday was
hrner and higher for spot lots; options 1@2c
higher: No 2, 47c bid and SOC asked: December,
Ate bid and soc asked: February aud May, soc
asked: No. 3 Acc bid and 47c asked.
0ATs-oats have been about steady. With very
slight fluctuations, but yesterday were a shade
easier. The market has been fairly active, with
supply about equal to the demand. Yesterday the
following sales were recorded: / car No. 2 white,
on track, Acc; / car No. 2 mixed, 27l6c; / car do.
Csc; l car do. 27c; 10 cars on private terrns.
The board quotations range az fellegs. Me-
mixed spot, &c bid and 27hc asked; December,
PC bid and 2Sc asked; January, zee bid and 29c
asked; February, SOC asked: Mas. BE bid and
34c asked: No. 8 mixed, 26c bid aud &c asked.
No. 2 white, CSC bid and zoe asked.
CHICAGO MARKET -Flou dull aud unchanged,
In regular wheat there was a good SPECULATIVE bust
ness. The market opened a shade easier, and de-
clined &c, attributed 20 the unfavorable tenor Of
foreign advices. At tho decline the speculative de-
maud became more active and prices gradually adj
vanced, f~uctuated and closed 14c higher than yes
terday. Sales ranged as follows: November,
.94Ag95Ac. closed at 95lsc; December, a5s@
963sc, closed at 96Ac: January, 95k@97&c.
closed at 97Ac: February, 97X&9Slsc, closed at
.9SAc; May, $1.03Ag1.04b. closed az ST .O4ss:
No 2 spring, Sac closed at % sc; No. 3
spring, SIle6S216c; No. 2 red winter, 99c. Corn,
demand active, unsettled and stronger: opened A@
&c lower; advanced ss@s4c, fucs and closed
closed at 48ae@48Ac; November, 4sisA4SMc.
closed at 4S4c: December, 473s@4Ssse, closed
at 4s2sc: year; 47$g4sHc. closed at 45l4c; Jan
&477sc, closed at 47hc; May, 5OA@5lMc, closed
st 5iasc Oats, dull but firm. strengthened by the
tone Of the other markets; cash. 26lse: November.
80 closed at 323ics Rye, firm at SEC.
Barley, steady AZ &c. Flax seed, weaker at 81. 80.
Pork. scarce and firm. mainly for deferred deiiv-
eries3 merket receded 5@10c early ia tho day, but
afterward rallied 25@35c, and ruled steady 70 the
CLOSE: cash, $l1@.1.10 for old: Sl2. 2O9I2.25
for new; November, $l0.95@l1.I5. closed at
Sal .15@11 20: December, $40. S7l2gll .12l2,
closed 81. i59I ]. 20: year. $40. 9OG1I. 10: closed
higher At S11.15@ll.2O: January, SlI.65@I2,
closed at lL92is9li9 %; February. S1lsog
@12.02n; April, $l2. 15@12. 17l2; May, $3.50
912.45. closed at $12.45@l2. 80. Lard, steady
and In fair demand: advanced I0@I5c aud closed
cash. $7.55g7.6 60 for old; $Z60Q7.65 for nc "
November. 81. 500 .65. closed at 81. 62ia@z.65
December, $747A&7.ae. closed at $7.57h0
go e6d TIE year nominal q $a55@7,Go; Jsnuary.
w. 72i9aI .S7l2; March, $50: May, $50
SOFA Bulk meats in fair demand ; shoulders.
ter. frmer: choice to fancy creameries, $780,:
choice to fancy diaries. 21@30c. Eggs, qniet.
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Freights-Corn to
E Is5 noa 4 e.. Receipts1F pon 2aooo bbis; wheat,
bu: rye. $1,000 bu; barley, 101 900 bu. Ship
m~ents-Flour, 10000 bbls: whsat, $4,000 bu;
2.150,o00 bu advanced Nc. Corn, sales. 7s0,
0oo ~; advanced &c Tor the year, January and
bu: advanced Mc. Pork, sales. $500 bbls: ad-
ysnced 21kc for December: declined 2 Inc for jan
uary and February. Lard, sales 1900 ~tierces:
declined DC for November. ana 27ac for January
MILWAUKEE M~AnKEr.-Fiour, quiet aud m
changed. Wheat. higher. 95c November: D57sc
uuiet and unchanged. Oats. unchanged. RYE.
quiet and unchanged. Barley, stronger: No z,
CO.'S: extra No. 3, BIC. Provisions. dull: mess
steam lard. S7.60 November. @7.e5 January.
Butter, UNCHANGED. Cheese. duh and unchanged.
Eggs higher, a. 2Sc RecsIpts-Flonr. $1,000
bbls: wheat. $4,000 bn: barley, 1900 30.
Shiprnents+~Fiour, $500 bbIs. wheat, 5000 bn:
barley. 5000 bu
DULUTH MARKET, Special Telegram-The mar
kefs on change to-day wers a shade lower and in
actiye. Rcnnd3ois Of No. ] hard. spot. were Of
fered at $3.50. SO bid: sales Of car lots At 9sac:
strictly fresh Ne. hard was offered az Ole. 0Bioc
bid No. ! hard December. offered al &I. 09kc
DID v2c was bid for round lots Of No. 2 bard. De-
cembsy; January. No. ] hard, was offered at
&l.O2A. Sf.0l bid. Closing pricess No. / hard.
cash, Oskcs December, 09l4c. No. 2 lard. cash.
901es DeceMber. &c. Inspection: Cats-No.1 i
nAros l23s No. 2 hard, IS: No 1.bO: No. =, 10:
, ~: 7, y y, a rosal. z3o Receipts: q, 500 bu; ship