The Dickinson press., 1883-07-28
THE
ST. PAUL.


~ouRmste and unchanged. Trade light;
S; 5Sj. esa GRs aksrs strs XXxx S. ~ e, {, Capitol pnsa.1 family il;
!extrai OUTSIDE brands, 25@5oc per Dbl less accord
Ing to qualityj low grades. $a@2.aO q. rye -four,
S4@4:25 per Dbl. Graham, $5@5.2a per bbI. W
WHEAr-Ihere was more inquiry for No. i hard,
and the market was quotably firm on light supply.
Blds we're not as high as on Saturday, Chicago
@ beng gu. lover 1a,roi in the morning hours. No; 2 hard
figures the feeling was strong. No. / hard, ST. O9
bid; No. 1. $l.O3 bid. Sl.o7 asked; No. 2, $1.04
bid; No. l hard, year. 81. Oh bid.
CORN-Ihere was a fair inquiry for corn. that
helped to make asking prices stronger by &c. Sam
pies We're put on the board, and some attention was
b bE9ug gGc out utI by them Nn Q Nc T.: ?, SIC asked: year. AZ
asked. Sales: l car No. 3, 43c; i car do, 42lac:
1 car do, outgoing, 47c.
lower in bids, but futures were stronger s ON p rood
demand. The market showed considerable life.
more than for several days past. Bids and asking
No. 9 mnixed, 39c Pid. sac asked for spot and July;
August SOC bid, Sic Asked: September, $3.50 bid,
80 8 ss mid:o ye sg:: 29c ~ Itd a 99 asked: Sales; ! cal
car No; 2 mixed, July, $50; 5000 bu do, septem-
Der, 29c: 1000 bu do. year, 29c.
MINEEAPoIIs.
Ri is nothing in the situation that
can "a be considered an Improvement. though the
market is assuming a slightly hrmer tone.
=. M'na ss doa 9a 5 t e gre quoted in New York
straights: S.. 4og5.55; clears, $465@5.1o: low
being limited to No: 3 at 95c. and sample wheat at
s5c@93c. For No. 1 hard 81. 10 was bid. and
S [or No s1: : hard No. s1; : n.,d 9uG +, ions j No. \ !
Northern. $1.05; No. 2 Northern, Si.o1;N No. i.
81 .O3: No. 2, 81: No. 8, Csc: MiIiers' association
prices: No i hard. ,$l.o57: No. 2 hard, 81 .o2;
10 !. nc I regular *l' No. 2 '7'; No. 3 SIC; No:
CoRN-Dnl! and weak, with no trading. Quot
able nomilal,ly at acc for No. q and 44@45c for
condemned by sample.
Quotable at SAC for No. . mixed; white, 35c: re-
ieeted, so@32c, by ample.
w MnhwA AUX lnd M5a M in fair demand.
Der, S1.047S: October, 81. 06A. Corn, lower; No
2, 5o!ac; new, 45c: rejected, i2lac. Oats.
s; shade s.el !ower; quiet and tame; No. 2 white, s5iac:
changed. Barley, nothing doing. Provisions, de-
Ginning; mess pork. $13.s5 cash. or August;
81 81 AS ssptem ss ss hard; Prime steam steam. S; 90 eash
,sySe 9Sd ing ksseiptsaFloHr, 5000 bb!s; wheat,
$1,000 1s ooo PHI III. barrlay, 5000 by; shipments-Flour,
CHIcAGoMAnKET. Flour. quiet and unchanged.
Regular wheat IN fair demand, unsettled and lower:
II II: 90 81. 995, s July; ns1;oasA Z J . August;
tober; 81; 057 seJl ,O6 November; $l.00a19i.Oo7
the year: No spring, 81. oclaAl .ooal Nc. 3spring,
unsettled and a shadelower: 5oisc cash, July and
AUGUST: 5O@5Olsc September: soc October; lose
the year; Oats, quiet, and easier; 34Ac cash:
s7ac o 5cts; a'? a4''.e the A1 yesr. s Ryes s seasdp and
unchanged at 5ei.c.. Flax seed, lower S 1t ST. So.
timothy. nominal: good TO choice. Sl.5O@1. 55.
higher and closed at inside prices; %l3. S7la@I4
a I, s]s y si495laysi4 October;
and lowsr: IS. % g. s yeeyi ttaaa1 5 ii fa AHA a asmana
50 o2ismoo % s~sptember: $~9O7'aa9io octo:
b bema ssia' sI. :; "a ahs I y sac: R Ei'aIt m 1;s.t il i t tatr
short clear, SO. Butter, eggs snd whisky IN
changed: Corn 10 Buff 10. 2iar. R.ceipts-Flour
5000 b6ls; wheat, 10000 bu: corn 203,oo0 bu:
oats, $4,000 bu: rye, G,oUU bu: harley, l,OUO
Blu. Shipments-Flonr 5000 Dbl; wheat. 90
bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu: rye, 46.-
0Ou by: barley. l.uoO blu.
c%Gangeai receipts, $4,000 hbls; exports, 4,2OC
s n5ls; ,o Wheat to opened ta1f a 2 g, shaae higher, Subsequently
a re recovery "er Of s SO 1a re rs; ssS, e'0 l4S.o Sts1d ba: w aa.
ports, 114.oOo bu; No. 9 spring, ST.. Oo@i. o
~ sn9s r. ht I'd nd s. :, 'o o., I steamer No, 2 red.
white, slc@S1.1S: Nc. ! white, Sales. LOO bu
at Sl:lS: No 2 red, July, quoted at S1;l4; Au-
81. l7@l.ls closing at Sl.17la: October, sales
sos, 600 bu at 81. 800 l .eo:!s. closing at sl.l9as
closing AT &l.2ls Corn, cash active and irm;
options opened A0ti.c: better. afterward reacted i
gac, closing stronger, with a recovery of A@5sc:
graded, 5o@61c: No. 3, 54!.a55c: steamer.
5!l@c elevator. SOC delivered: No. ., 61@6Iac:
No: 2, July, 5Gia: August. SIG Gl5sc closing al
6l!4c: September. Gllsa 62i4c. closing at 6oc:
October. 6a@Goaaf, closing at G2aSc. Oats. duli
and low.r; receipts. 100000 hug exports1 100 ibu
mixed Western, I0"44c; white Western, 4OM
54c: No. 2 Chicago. II ior. Hay quiet but steady
Coffee steady: Rio, s$T;daf.lo. susardalI: fair L
good refining quotsl at R5s @6aic: refined firm
standard !; sHsu ; lac: Eranulatea, s la-l6c
cubes, a"9tsc. PetIuieniI;, steady: United
&l.ol q: crude. 5sa7lar. Tallow, steady at 7;s@
Z 9-l6c. Rosin dul. at 81 57iaal 62la Eggs
Western fresh in lair demand a.,i stronger; 2O@
PIC. Pork dali and unsettled: Few mess, $l5. $50
u. Cut meas dull and u minal. Lard lower
prime x'eal,, $a.l7i August, j. i7aa2l: Sep
tember, ~92tt9S.3Oi October, $9.3Ua9. SO