The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-11
MARKET REPORT.
ST. PAUL.

re ST, PAUL. ,-ra-~
WHBAT-There was no disposition shown for
trading, and the market generally was very dull.
The shipments again exceeded the receipts
$500 bushels of grain leaving the city, where
1000 bushels came in. This circumstance, how
ever, was not q factor in the market, and of no
value whatever as affecting prices. No sales were
recorded. Prices bid were: No. l hard, cash,
CSC; February, 99c: March, 81; April, $l.01;
May, $l.05. No. ., 90c. No. 2 hard, 93c. No. 2.
81 and S3c.
FLoUR-The market continues about steady.
Manufacturers report tho continued receipt OF
light Eastern orders, and the local demand Is
moderately active. Prices are unchanged: Orange
Blossom, $500: Straights, Red Cross, go. 75;
Capitol, family, 500: bakers AAAA, S4.25 In
barrels 2Jc extra. Outside brands are n5@50c
lower, according to quality. Low grades arc
S3.J0G94 per Dbl; in barrels &c extra. Rye fiour,
$500 Per Dbl; Graham, $l25@1.50 per bbl;
buckwneat, $3.50 per Dbl.
CoRE-The market is quiet and unchanged.
The sale was booked OF 4 cars OF new mixed at
Doc; &c was asked ON the board. No. 2 old was
held at 54c cash, and Sic May delivery.
OArs-prices steady and unchanged for spot;
options LAP higher. No. . mixed spot, 29c bid
and Sic asked: February. SIC bid; March 32c
bid; April, 33c bid; May, Sic lid. No. 3 mixed,
2sc asked and 29c bid. No. 2 white, sic bid
and 33c asked. No. ), 2oc bid and SOC asked.
CHICAGO MARKHT-F9our dull and unchanged.
Wheat streflg and higher, with a good speeula-
tive demand; opened $50 &c higher, advanced
nc, declined again, rallied CSC, and closed about
sales ranged: January, oiia@5iSsc, and closed
at 9~4alee947sc. February, 95is@957sc,. and
closed at 95sic: March quotabIe Ic over Febru-
aTy; May, $1.02V f.025s, and closed at
Sl.02os; No. 9 Chicago spring, 94ss@94lcc. and
closed at 94l2c; No. 3 Chicago spring, I11S1ci
NO. 2 red winter, 9Tloc. Corn in fair demand,
unsettled and neryous: ranged higher: January
aavanced 1l6c: February advanced lSsc, and
May advanced 1 lac above yesterdays closing,
and closed l@losc above yesterday: cash, 565
g5714c, closed &C 57ldc: January, I2c,
closed at 574c. February, 55lo0565sc, closed
at 565sc: May, 59ed59gsc, closed at 595sc. Oats
quiet but firm RANGED llgiac higher; cash, 33
%Joisc; January, .33G33i4c, closed at 3SiSci
February, 33ie833ssc, closed at 33l2c; May,
51icg37 &c, closed at 31af13T7ec. Rye quiet
but eteady at 5Sl2c. Barley dull
az 0l@62c. Flaxseed quiet ut Sl.i0.
.MnwAuKEE MARKET-Flour quiet and un-
changed. wheat firm; NO. 2 iiafti, 81 DC, 10. -
vaiac; January, 9liac; February v5lec: March,
o6hsc; May, $1.O2aA Corn very quiet, but
Stronger; No. 2, wanted, 81 Lee. Oats scarce and
~nominaily higher; No. 2, 33c. Rye scarce and
higher; No. I, 62c. Barley stronger and higher;
No. 2cesh, &C; extra No 8, Sic bid. Provis-
Ions quiet; mess pork, $l4.25 cast. ana jam
@ryi Sl4.45 February. Lard, prime .steams
$50 cash and January; TS.Ssla February.
Dressed hogs firm at $6.40G6.50. Butter quiet
and unchanged. Cheese quiet and ~inactiye. Eggs
weak keceipt6-Flour, 1905 bbls; wheat, 3d.
SO bu: barley, -. 269 bu. Shipmeptsvf Flour,
l3,826 bbls; wheat. 1850 hn; bsrieys ID
V0A OH az " 81 ~ t&tt#TMFM TIT ILL., &.tAi