Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-04-27
COMMERCIAL,
ST. PAUL

FLouR-Quiet. Patents, Orange Blossom, 81:
Red Gross, s%traigh,s, s6.25: Capitol" family.
outside brands, 25a5oc per .bM less, according
to quality. Buckwheat flour, S. per bbi. Rye
-four. 81 per Dbl. Graham, sl.75@5 per Dbl.
WHEAT-A little better feeling was shown, con-
sequent upon improved reports from other mar
kets. Actual sales, however, were limited, there
being but little demand. Bids for No. l hard were
changed. The market closed steady. Quotations;
No. ! hard, 81 .OSla bid. Sill asked: May, Sill
bid, ,sl,13 asked; No. . hard, sl.os bid; No. 2,
95c bid.
CoEN-Bids for No. 2 we're lie better. but the
market was quiet, the demand being moderate.
Stocks rather light. No: 2, 49c bid, SOC asked:
44c asked.
OATs-Prices generally stronger for spot and
futures. with some inquiry shown for No. 9 mixed.
Holders were firm; bids shade better than Tuesday.
Stocks in elevators fair. Quotations.: No. 9 mixed,
$40 bid. 4lc asked; April, SOC bid; May. 4lc bid,
a. ac asked June, 42c asked; year, 32c bid; Nos
mixed, 3Sc bid, 4Oc asked: No. 9 white, 4Oe bid.
42c asked rejected, SOC bid. Sales: s cars No. 2
mixed. 4Oc.
,RYE--Bids lower a. Acc for No. .. showing de-
cline Of 1c from Tuesdays figures. Demand nom
inal
BARLEY-There was no change in the situation.
Brewers still have good stocks, and consequently
are slow In buying, causing continued weakness in
quotations, but at unchanged figures. Receipts
fair. No, :, Csc: extra No. 3, 55c; Nos, 43@
45c. all bids.
MINNEAPOLIS.
FLoUE-This staple was in fair request only at
easier prices. Still mtllers seem unwilling to drop
to meet ans concessions recently asked by buyers.
Lscal mills generally remain die. Quoted at
$o@5.1o for clears: $2a3.25 for low grades.
cars of bran sold on
change at 50! p per ton for lots in bulk. Shorts
quoted at $40. 1oGrl1 25. Coarse corn meal uomi-
nal at about 81 per ton below the price of ,niyed
feed, which was quoted at Sle@ 1850 on track.
with a car or Two going at $50. Lots t. o. b. sold
Tor the day at a range according to quality. from
SlS.oo@2a Tor extreme figures.
%, MHEAT--severa Of samples sold ct SIC. s5c,
$1.oo14: No. / hard az Si.1o. with fres Sidaine
for the latter at that tsure-S1. 10. No. = hard
was held at Sl;o7; Nc. Northern, held at SI.o7,
Sa.on,s nld: No; : sold at SIC by sample. May
~CoRS-The trade was in condemned lots at 479
asg oS sample No. 2 was nominal at SOC.
1ATs-ihc demand for No. = was at SOC, with
pie at 3793Sisc.
sEEDs-A part car of timothy brought 81. so, III.
HAY-,Sales were noted at S7.25@s per ton, tho
latter choice.
CHICAGO MARkET-Flour, dull and unchanged.
" Mdeat, strong and higher; Sl.ooA bid April;
$l;07ls@l,o7ss july; No. . Chicago spring
. No: ) Chicago spring, soc; No. . red
TonteT = S1:oo. Corn, demand aetive and irregular:
May; o31sc June; 5Gl4a562sc July. Oats, 9uiei
out irln; 1 iae cash; SOC April; 42slc May: 4l7l
g @dI and yun ne;n Ale July ~ Rye, trmes; 56!ac. Barley,
lorK, moderately active and higher: $1s cash aud
June: Sis.417h@ls5 July. Lard, active and 9
shade higher: S1l.STlaG1l1 80 cash and April;
". 35gll.37lo May; Sl1.4ogll.42le June;
s aa l.d49gll;d7aa Jaly: Bulk meats, in fair do
mana man shoulders; $40: shortribs. 5000. dc
GEAR Slo.15 Butter. weaker; creameries. 1870
29c; dairy. 13@25c: Eggs, in fair demand: 1850
d r6e, W mA1 RsS, steady and UNCHANGED. Freirhts-
advanced &c for May and June, and 5sc for july.
Corn. higher: advanced &c for NAV. June and