The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
LATE MARKErs.
ST. PAUL.

FIogn-Q Quotations: Patents, $500 70: clears,
sS@ &c. stnIaghts, s.: 5o@S common brands.
$50 PER hhl; Re doa:. sl94:25 per bbI. Gfs.
ham, -. 5O@5.2 IS per Dbl. The market was firm.
WHEAT-The market was dull. yet quotably
hs sm There Tier we're scarcely any os.nes reeep'
curry But very little business was done outside Of
the board of trade. Yesterday morning wheat in
Chicago jumped lc upward very suddenly. Prices
embargo is relieved, and there shall be chance to
see what the formers really Intend about market
INK Qaota,ions No ! hare, 81: 1921 +: No:
No: 3, 97c-ai bids.
Conn -Dull: no demand to speak Of. Stocks
fair. Prices weak. No. 2. old, 48c bid. SOC asked:
February aud May soc asked; new, mixed, 47c
10 o:TsM99tf, 5 and xesk nnnh.oksa 9ot,tcs.
40e bid: No: mixed. $50 asked; No. white.
3s lsc bid. Ale asked Sales: car No. 2 mixed At
3sc; car No mixed April At 39c.
FLOUR Quiet 10 local prices, aud en easier
follows, Pa'sn..: $500 Is: s,raiehis s. 5o5
3.22 per Dbl.
observation-disclosures easter in prices, aud, tho
demand was also little less 10 was bid aud $3.50
we're s aaesi DS%aa 1t
90. Corn meal and mixed feed were steady At
previous prices. $lo.5o@2o for good
fresh stock There were sales reported At both
prices. gu track.
~WHEAr-There were more offers to sell for f,-
iure delivery yesterday. bnd the offers were some-
ang Lover tlan the p.ees which saes were
in their views The bidding for No: hard was
Fer seller May bid. were At 81 II IT the close ot
si.i4ia 4 few CATS OF choice No. / sold by sam q.
pie at ~ co. and others at 81. o7. Selling appeared
Offering to sell Nan wtre 10 tho h,mor to buy:
This. however, indicates nothing more than the
natural scramble to got out when there comes
No. !. hard, $l08@i .07; No. Northern. HOG
No :, 3, NS%E t $lo1%1 No
coRS-phe1s was but little trading in this cereal.
The same price was bid for February. but sellers
futures xai At standsti!l for the day. No grade
seld to 4 ii1ited extent III CAT lotl by sample,
ranging from 44947c;
vas shade easief than On tho preceding dsy. No:
2, H. car os: brought 36c and fot No Wits sec
x' u c.1 at sss Rs !, Shs
extent. influenced by advices from other points
MILWAUKEE MARKEr-FIour, quiet and nearly
rnary. *l.o2: March, 81 .o a MAY, $i.o3; No. 3
and No. q, nominal. Coarse grains nominal. Pro-
visions steady mess pork. ~. 50 cash and Feb
ruary; 81 100 March. Lard. prime steam, 5000
i fair demand = s7$s@7So Butter: quiet
ley. is.b2o 81. Shipments GFcdr; 6!s7o bS'si
wheat. ?.425 bu: barley. 1890 Lu. :
CHICAGO MARKET = Flour. firm and I'M.
siosis g: S$F ianas!s: $i.o2aai OK FeS::
trary; .03s.@l: 03I March: &1.O4% April;
$1.O2a4@l Ops; No. 3 Chicago spring, S7lac:
No: red winter. 81 .O3. Cora, active, frmer snd
higher: 69c cash and January; 591a@59sec Febru-
uary: 37s4c February: Gee March: 39,sc May;
3s;Ac June. Rye, lower, at 82c.t, Barley, dull,
Ct CSC. Flax seed, irmer, at ~ 81 @1 80 on track
Dressed hogs, quiet; light, 81. 16@72O: heav1
$T;25@7:5 80 Pork, steady and fat demand;
s!5s2hsi7s5' Apri; $isSssS1sosn s N.Y.:
orally higher; it $40. FOG 1O:72iX cash and Jan.
asry: $40. C2le@1O.75 February; SiO: GOA
!o92ie March: $l1.O24@l1.O5 April: ST.. l5@
n.l7ls May: $ll.l7le@ll.2 June. Bulk
tibs. SO: do clear: SO; "a: Butter. dull: fair to
23@e3Oc- Eggs. quiet and unchanged WHISKY.
steady aud unchanged, at $l.lR. Call-Wheat.
armer, but not qaotaby higher Corn. irregular:
69a2c January: 50ssc February; SIC March:
Ss'ec May; Oats. advanced &c. Pork. advanced
9oS ods xSes soS5 6u eosn
pats, $4,000 bu: rye. G,5OO bn: barley. 10000
bn: COR. 81 900 bu: oats, %, 600 bu; re. 600
bn: barley, $500 bu. aF -.