Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-01

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missions Quotations: Patents, Orange blossom,
sSiaaSr; fami hsa S. es 'sya5 st55osish Bakers sex x&2S;
brands: 25a5oc PEI BIZ! less, according
to quality; Rye -four, 81 per Dbl Grahsm. s4,75
WHEAT-The demand has been very light. and
scarcely any business was seen, owing to conditions
elsewhere, dealers have not operated to any extent,
either for milling wants or speculation. Frequently
On change it has been difficult to start bids or to
get any one to buy. Offerings were moderate. Re-
ceipts light. A good deal of wheat has been
apolis mi!lers, but other than that movements
have been light, except one day when heavy ship
kets. Toward the close of the week a stronger feel
ing was noted among holders, partly due to cold
weather. The closing market on Tuesday was
rasGass were ~'t increased sei NO. No. i i hard, SLIT a1d sp BID,
$1.12n asked: June, $l.14 asked: No. 2 hard,
ST. bid. Sl.1o asked; No. 3, $1.Ol bid; No. 3.
Ole bid.
CoRN-Quist all the week. but firmly held ut the
close, mainly on account of the cool weather that
strengthened other markets. No. ., soc bid, sec
asked: June, 53c asked July, SOC asked; year, soc
bid, sec asked. Sales: l car No. 9, see; 3 cars
No. 9, year, soc.
oATs-But little has been done during the week.
On Tuesday there was a little spirit of inquiry for
job lots. Speculation quiet. No. 9 mixed, doc bid
for spot and May: June, 4oc bid; No. 3 mixed, $50
bid: No. 2 white, 4lc bid. 42c asked No. 8 white,
4Oc bid; rejected. .3Sc bid, 3Slac asked. Sales:
| car No. 2 mixed, 40c: l car do. 4Olec; l car
No . white, 42c; 1900 bu No. . white, sacks in
cluded, delivered on levee, 44lac.
MINNEAPOLIS. 5..-
FLoUR-The situation throughout the week has
been lacking in features of interest, with no material
change in the outlook or in quotations., which are
as follows: Patents. Sc. 1897: straiehts. 1915
$50
M~ILIsTUFFs-Bran has been dull and depressed
during the week, except for sacked. which Is scarce
and firm. Fine shorts has also been in good
demand at fair figures. Other milistuff unchanged.
Quotations are as follows: Bran. weak at SEQ
S;25 sd in bulk; $50 $50 sacked. Fine shorts So
according to quality. Coarse corn meal, about 81
per ton below the price of mixed feed.
WHEAT-The weak opened with rather 3 strong
feeling, but there was a marked decline. culmina:-
ing on Saturday in sales Of No. / hard al Sl.1!l2.
There was a reaction Monday and an advance
Tuesday. when the last sales were at 81 Ok, with
were not of interest as telling the tone of the market.
Quotations.: No. l hard, spot, $l.l2h: seller
s. 100; No. i Northern, ST 90: No. ? Northern,
81 LOG; No. 8 Northern, 81. Millers' association
prices we're: No. l hard. Sill: No. 9 hard.
| $l.ol: No. ). 96c.
CoRN-Has been tdnll and inactive throughout
the h, ~ week, with de decline line, Of &c; which was after
lowing quotations: No. . SPOT, 5Dlac: seller
June. 5Iiac; condemned, 47@49c-
OATs-Opening firm, this grain suffered a
closed strong as follows: No. ., 4liac in store.
aud 1870 +. o. b.; white, 42a43c: rejected, 3sS
40c by sample.
Wheat, unsettled and generally higher; &1.O9lb@
l.o9h May: Rl.lo2s June: 81. 1891 l25s July;
$l.l3Aal.1 1888 August; ST. 13ssgll.1 8 b Septem-
Der: ri .0o& year. No. . Chicago spring, 81. O9la:
No. 8 Chicago spring. 93c; No. 9 red winter,
$1.12lo. Corn, quiet and a shade easier: 56@564c
cash; 56ise May; 5G'sa5ssde june: 5s,,sa5sAc
@522sc year. Oats. quiet but steady; i1lac cash:
42c May: 42iic June; 4l8a42c July: 35c
August; &c September: $50 year. Rye,
Flax seed, firm at $l.43. Pork. moderately act
closed at inslde prices 1915 35g51e s. 4ocash and May
Sl9.37loal9.4 June: Sl9.57le@19.6O July:
$l9. 7~5W19.77la August; $40. 9O9l995 Sep
TENDER; sl7.571aal7.6 60 year. Lard. pencrrlIy
unchanged: some sales rather higher; Sill $50
11.TTl2 cash and May; $l1.S0Gl1.S 2h June
l9oa1l 92l2 Jnly:$lLso@lIs2le August:
$ll.72as@l1.75 September; $40. 77la@lO so
year; Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders. So;
quiet and unchanged. Eggs in fair demand at / 6l2c.
Whisky, steady and unchanged. Freights-Corn to
elined l4c May. declined SIC June, July. Angus; and
September. Corn, fairly active and a shade higher;
advanced 'sc May, June, July and September.
Oats. steady aud unchanged. Pork, irregular
and fairly active; declined 2lac June: advanced
2lec August. Lard, in fair demand: SC lower
May: lsc lower August and September Receipts
$4,000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu; bar
ley, $4,000 bu. Shipmspts-Flour. 1000 bbls;
wheat, II. 0 bu: corn, 24O,o 600 bu; oats, g..
600 bn rye, $500 bu: barley, $500 Blu.
MILWAUKEE MARKET-Flour. inactive and en-
tirely nominal. Wheat. lower; No. 2, $1.0sA;
May. $l.OsA; June, $1.o9ss: July, $l.1l7s;
rejected, 5295 tc. Oats. tirmer: No. 2. 42c: white,
45c; Rye. weaker: Nc: l, 6iAc: No: 2, 59Ac
Barley. higher; extra Nc: 3, 55lsc. Provisions,
July. Lard, prime steam. $11. IS cash and June
$ll;95 July. Freights, wheat to Buffalo, nom.
inally steady at 2Ac. Butter. steady. Cheese
24.92l bbls: wheat, "a, 500 bu; barley, 10, 1923 blu
Standardization, 2l.964 nhds: wheat, 925 bu;
barley, 4.646 Blu.
Gen. Hart L. Stewart died in Chicago or