The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-12
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
Wheat. No. 2, red. s5lac.; No. 3, red, 7s11c,
No. 1, red, 99M99lac.: No. /, white, 971ac. ;
uhgraded red, s2M@sGai: Rye steady, West.
:,Odt$l 10: Tor old and new. Corn, No. q,
4laiMl2c.; No. .: white, Ale; bid: ungraded
active ut llaaM42Nc.: steumer mixed nom-
lnal. Oats, spot market; stendy and quirt:
options stcady: spot, No. 2. white. 3:laGD-
:i:i.ic: mixed Western, 2Gdl3Oc: white. do,
;sset:ior.; y! No = Chicago 29c. Eggs frner
Western dairy, 1OM 14c.; do creamery, 100.
l7lar do factory 7l2Ml3c. Cheese custer
less active, Western. 7AGySMc.
Cash quotations we're us follows: Flour
was firm and dcalcrs ask an advance of 1Oc.
M. spring wheat, s1laMS2c. No. 3sDrinp
wheat, 7'dlIG: No. 2 red, s1kMS2c No,
corn 3:'c bid. No. 2 oats, 22hc. No. 3
rye. .i2lsr. No. = barley nominal. No. l
flax seed; S1i9dl1 80. Prime timothy seed,
Lard, per 100 bhls. sG.G2X,. Short-rib sides ;,le
tlonse !. s5.95@G.Oa. Dry-salted shoulders
Nboxed). $5.25M5.37M Short clear sides
tboxell. S6.25G6.37K. Whisky. distllers'
finished goods, per gal, s1.O2. Sugars un-
changed Butter, firm and unchanged.
Eggs firm at II.
MlNNEAPCLis.
Wheat MOL hard, June 9sc.; July, 9S.: on
track; s.. 90: No: Northern. June 921ac.;
July 92A.; Sept. !sHac.; on track 04M95c.;
No. Northern, June Sic; July Sac; on
track s5Ms7c. Flour, Patents, sacks, to To-.
! cal dealers. S5.35@5.55; patents, to ship,
sacks, car lots, s.. 1OGy53O; in burrels, g..
3a@a.53: delivered ut New England points,
81 GLo.2';Ncw York points, s5.9O016. ID;
delivered at Philadelphia and baltimore,
5.soQg'i. 10: bakers here, $3.5OGy4 .15 su.
porfino tl0GrC rp5 Il eooLc 4 .nn,
Loo; red dog, barrels, sl.5O@1.65. Bran
and shnrts-Are firm and unchonged; the
fair demand continues to he supplied at from
7.IO '1l bran and coarse shorts: tine So
lG'n. fair to choice samples in cars selling ut
:i3M' llar Oats. the oat market lacked
quotations unchanged. Prices range from
5Oel2sc. Hay, choice is getting more scarce.
and ear or two so1j up to $lO.25. Goncr-
al quotations. for good to choice are from
s7M1O. Ordnary lots are in fair supply but
demand for that grade continues dull. Bar
ley. only occasional cace nre offered. Quota
tions nominal to 2O@43c. Feed, $12@13.
ST. PAUL.
Prices OH incoming trains only Wheat,
No. hard. 9sM99c: No. l Northern, 93GD
95: No. Northern, s3gs5c. Corn, No. 2.
ly. 32Ac. Oats, No. = mixed. 24@25c; No.
white, 27M29c; July. 29c; No. s, 2}0y2Gc
Rye, No. 2. Ale. Barley. No. .. SOC bid;
No: >, a5@l5:No 4. :,5dp4Oc Ground Feed
Sl:'M 1850. Corn Meal, Unbolted. s135O.
Bran. $3.50 IIny. No. l upland prairie,
-: No. l, sG ti,Motlny. 80. Eggs s:t.60ol
80; 80 pst struiTsf Ssf ss, ratsn, tsrs st9@ 3
rye. $2.1OM3.2O; buckwheat. ~.
But ter extra creamery, 1l@15c; extra dairy,
1lM13r; frsts, 9M1Oc; packing stock. sr;
grease. 3@5c. Berries. raspberries, $3.50
per ~ ats: STRAWBERRIES, So per l0 qts;
bluckberries, $3.50 per "a qts.
DULUTH.
There was no pressure to sell old wheat,
and the few transactions that occurred I'm it
were at an advance for cash and ut outside
prices for June and July. BUYERS demanded
concrssions OF 2l:el3c on August and Sep.
Northern. source: sales at 9Oc. closing nomi.
ma! at that figure; No. 2 Northern. soc: July
which wa. the close. August nominaliy
lower to sell at Sac; September buyers a.
62hc; year wheat buyers at s2c.