The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-07

WUEAT-The market on change was dull yester-
day, but prices were a little better all around. For
No. l hard 90 2c was bid, but sellers he'd out for
99C, and no sales were made. For January No. !
hard $l.Ol was bid and $l.O3L2 for February.
sales OF May were made at Sl.lO. From l. 10 1C
more was ash ed o futures by sellers.
CORN-Ihe market is dull and steady. No. .
was bid for at 4Sc on track, 49c asked: October
ADD November, 47c; year, Acc; condemned, As
@46c.
OATs-Duu and steady. No. . white. 20c asked,
2 5Ss "'"' NO. = &c ASKED -"' O'o' rejected 20@
ST PAUL.
FLOUR-NO change in the situation has taken
place, the market remaining quiet. With an easy
tendency. Orders on tho millers have come in from
the Fast pretty regularly, but have not been heavy.
Quotations: Orange Blossom, SCI 0 StraightS, Red
Cross, 1915; Capitol, family. Sc. 25: bakers
%XXX, 1873. Il b4rrels, CSC extra. Gstside
brands, G3W5QC lower, according to quality. Low
asSisa.. 81 ,agl4 Der 'bbl; In barrels, 25c extra
81 ees b6li ei$AamI S4,aag
4.5O per Dbl; buckwheat, 80 per DOT.
CoRN-Corn remains dull, but for the week I'M
der review has been very steady, and Yesterday was
frmer and higher for spot lots;. options I@2c
higher: No. ., 47C bid and SOC asked: December,
47c bid and SOC asked; FeL suary aud May, SOC
asked: No. 8 Acc bid and 47c asked.
OATS-Oats have been about steady, with very
| slight fluctuations, but yesterday were 3 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. 49c; / car No, 2 mixed, 2712C; l car do,
CSC; l car do. 27c; 10 cars on private terms.
The board quotations range as follows: No: (
PIC bid aud 2sc asked; Jandafy, PC btd end 20c
asked; February, SOC asked; NAY, 52c bid and
34c asked; No: 9 1nlxeq. &c bid aud &c asked.
, NO 2white, 25c bid aud 29c asked.
! CHICAGO MARKET. Flour duh aud unchanged.
In regular wheat there was a good SPECULATIVE bust
ness. The market opened a shade easier, and de-
clined 1sc, attributed to the unfavorable tenor OF
foreign advices. A the decline the SPECULATIVE &C.
- al arfiu a and nrianz OPAdnalp adj
vauced, fucruated and closed l4c higher than yes
terday. Sales ranged az tQl2Es: November,
94A@95Hc, closed at 95lsc: December, $3.50
closed closed at S'G s7ae a Fs SSaS iSS7a%%SssySjs isSS siSssd a
984c: May. $1.Oaa9i.04S, closed at ST. .04ssi
No. 2 spring, 95lsG 954c, closed at 95osc; No. 5
spring, 8I129S216c; No. 2 red winter. 99c. Corn,
demand active, unsettled and stronger: opened lao
3ss lower; advanced sake, fuc' uated and closed
SD 2c higher than yesterday; cash. 48B@4693c
closed at &S5s@4S4c; November, 4sis94s24c.
closed at 4SAc: December, 47asG 1880, closed
at 1870: year. 47Ss@4Skc, closed at 4Sl4c; Jan
uary. 47447Ac, closed at 17Ssc; February, az
@477sc, closed at 47@c; May, 50A95l12c, closed
at 513sc Oats, dull but firm, strengthened by the
tone of the other markets: cash, 2sloc: November
2S5ac; December, 2SAG29c; January, pc; May
32ie9S2ac, closed at 324c. Rye, firm at sec
Barley, steady at 62c. Flax seed, weaker at 81 .38
Pork, scarce and firm, mainly for deferred deiv'
cries: market receded 5@10c early liz the day, bu
afterward rallied 25@35c, aud ruled steady TO tn
for new: November, sio.95@il'I5. closed !
$11 1871 30; December, SO. 87lag11. I212
closed $li.l5@ii.20 year, SI0.9 10: CLOSED
higher at $l1.15@I1. 20; January, $ll.65@12
closed at $I1.92i9911.95; February, sll. 500
1929, closed at So. o5@12 07b; March. 81.
@12.02b; April, $12. 15@12.17l2; May, $12.3t
Gl245 closed at 81; toe !; lard, stead!
cash, $7.5597.60 for old: $7.60G7.6S for ne '
November, 81. 55@7.65. closed at S7.62i2@7.65
December, $z.47497.Go. closed at s1.57h0
S7.6ON7. rs, closed at 81. 72io@7.75; February
81. 72ls&7.s7lo; March, $500: May. $50
SOFA. Bulk meats. in fair demand; shoulders
So; short ribs, $685.; short clear. $3.50. But
ter. frmer: choice TO FIJI. " creameries, 32@39c
choice to fancy diaries, 2l@30c Eggs, quiet
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Freights-Corn :
Buffalo. &c. Receipts-Flour. $4,000 bbls; wheat
1872. 900 bu: corn, $4,000 bu: oats, 161 ,00'
bu: rye, 81. 900 Blu; barley, 10l 900 bu. Ship
t ments-Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 Blu
|, bu: barley. $4,000 bu. Cal-Wheat. sales
: 2,15O.O0O bu; advanced &c. Corn, sales. $50.
: 900 BY; advanced isc for the year, January ant
May. ana ssc for February. Oats, sales, 1000
bu; advanced &c. Pork, sales, $500 bbls: I'D
[ vanced 2hc for December: declined 2lac for Jan
! nary and February. Lard, sales 5000 tierces
declined &c for November. and 291c for Januar
and February.
I MILwAUKEE MARKET.-Fioar quiet aud IN
changed. Wheat. higher: Doc November; 05Ts
! quiet ard unchanged. OATS, unchanged. ~.
: quiet and unchanged. Barley, stronger: No. /.
I CO.'S; extra 10. 9, 52c PROVISIONS. dull; mes
steam lard. $3.50 November: S765 Januan
Butter, unchanged. Cheese, dull and unchanged
Eggs, bsgher, at 25c. Receipts-Fiour, 24,O0
bhls: ~aeat, 92,000 bu, barley, 40. 900 bu
= Shipments-Flour $4,000 bbls: wheat, 5000 bu
barley. $4,000 bu.
DULUTH MARKET Special Teieqram-The maj
q kots on change to-day were a shade lower and In
! active. Round lots Of No. ! hard. spot, were o
q fered at 99Ac. 90 bid: sales Of ear lots at 9SA,
strictly fresh No. hard was offered at Gle, eDi.
bid; No. / hard December, offered at 81. 99k
bid: e2c was bid for round lots OF No. 2 hard. ID,
2 cember; January, No. 1 hard, was offered
j. $l02A.- S1.0I bid. Closing prices: No. / har'
J, cash. 9S4c: December. o94c: No 2 hard. cas-
SO92; Decembcr, &c. Inspection: Cars--No.
Z No. 81 Total, go. Receipts. %, $3.50 bu: shi1
! mcnta. 22-o24 bu; 10 store. l.26l.3 74 bnA
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