Morris tribune., 1883-02-14
COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL.

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FLoOR-Quotations: Patents, Orange Blossom,
5Qi Red Cross, straights 1915 Capitol" family
| IS; xxx, bakers, 81: in bbls 25c extra: out
side brands, 25@50c per Dbl less according tc
quality. Buckwheat -four, S6@6.50 per Dbl. Rye
-four. S4@425 per Dbl. Graham. $4.5og5. 25
| per Dbl.
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady at unchanged
quotations. Fresh receipts limited. No. l hard,
81. spot and all the month: March, 81. IL: April
sl.oS; No 2. 81; No. 8. soc. Sales: 1000 Blu
| No hard, in store, Sl.14.
CoRN-Receipts and offerings light. No. lower
. in bids. and new mixed lower in asking figures.
Quotations: No. mixed, 3sc bid. 40c asked: new,
mixed, SIC bid,
OATs-Asking prices were higher on light supply,
and bids for white showed advance Market quiet.
Quotations.: No. mixed, 38c bid, 4Oc asked; No.
8, mixed. &c bid: No 2 white .391ac bid. 42c
mixed. May, 40c bid. Sales car No. mixed,
BAKLEY-Firm at unchanged figures. on good de-
mand and light offerings. No., zoe; extra No. 3,
SIC: No. 3, Soc.
F1ouR--Market firm and quiet. with moderate
local production. Quoted at So .25@6. rs for pat
grades grad 81. 2s9s.25 per Dbl. '''~ ''''''' 10"
M1tLsTUFFs-Bran was higher, So so bid, with
sales at 1915; Some dealers asked 50 for bulk
sa@na was he'd 20 meal
$2l@21 90 for choice city ground, +. o. b. South
err. brings $1s@l9.50, according to quality.
WHARF.-The dealings comprised few sample
and few grade Holders made some effort
to advance prices to $1.13 for No. hard, but
finally had to abandon it and accept the figure Of
Saturday, ST. IL, for single car lots. There were
No. hard, but at that figure buyers held off.
There were sales of car lots in at Slip, and in
b at SLIP. Something like dozen cars of sample
to 81. OS for No. /. Following were bidders prices
on change: No. hard, 81. 12: No. Northern,
LOS; No. l soathern. 81: 0391 :o4; No: 2 hard,
81 @1.02. The feeling was steady, but rather more
frmness was manifested than on Saturday. There
were bidders at 81. Is for May, but as there was
no offers to sell bronght out. there was nothing
spirited in the bidding to show how high buyers
would 60 for that future. Stocks are rapidly de-
Dreciating and there must soon be an improvement
in the receipts, or before the end of the current
to wait for supplies Of wheat to arrive
CoRN-The corn market was steady and quiet:
Acc was the price asked for spot corn. There were
buyers at 4sisc; 4Shc was bid for March: Sic foI
,oATs-37 lec bid for No. in store: 3shc FOR
white. and 35c for rejected, all by grade.
BARLEYNNominaI at 45@55c for No. g.
HAY Was very firm at $3.50 bid for good wild.
:, CHICAGO MARKET Flour. firm and unchanged.
Buyers and sellers are apart Wheat lower and
y arch $l.O63. April ;$1.I1M@1:l1ss May: No.
2 Chicago spring, $1:O5gI 05ls; No. Chicago
spring, 8skc; No. red winter. $l.06a@1:Oz.
ruary; 554@55Tc March; 57H@5s May Oats,
quiet and shade higher; 37a4c cash; 37a4@37X |
February; CSC March; 3sls@ 3sAc April; 4Oasc |
At s2@s3c. Flax seed, firm and UNCHANGED at
p .Z5g 80 on track. Dressed hogs, quiet: light,
sL25@7 30; heavy. $7.50@7 So. Pork, in fair !
and eSssa $ls2o cash and Fesra
April; $ls:52A@1s.55 May; $1S.65@IS.67ie !
June; .70@i8.75 July. Lard; higher 81 l. 32la
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