The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18
THE MARKETS..
NEW O

Wheat. No. 2, red, S5Mc.; No. 3, red, 7shc;
No. l., red, 99@99kc.; No. 1, white, 97Nc..
ungraded red, S2h@S6A; Rye steady, West,
ern, 4SR@5Oc.; Barley, malt, dull, Canada,
9O@$1 10; Tor old and new. Corn, No. 2;
41A@42c.; Nc. 2; white, 44c.; bid; ungraded
active at 41A@42Bc.: steamer mixed nom
inal. Oats, spot market; steady and quiet;
33Mc.; mixed Western, 10000; white, do,
33@39c.; No. 2, Chicago 29c. Eggs frmer
Western, 14A@14Ac.; Butter Quiet.
Western dairy, 1O@14c.; do creamery, l3@-
The; do factory 7h@13c. Cheese easier
less active, Western, 7A@SAc.
'. CHICAGO.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was firm and dealers ask an advance of Toe.
No, 2 spring wheat, slA@s2c: No: 3spring
2 corn 35c bid. No. 2 oats, 2219c. No. 2
rye. 42Hc. No, 2 barley nominal. No. !
flax seed. 5 l,49@1.5O. Prime timothy seed,
$1.4s. Mess pork, per Dbl, $1l.s5@11. 90.
Lard, per 100 bbls. y s .62k. Short-rib sides
Noose., $5.95@6.O5. Dry-salted shoulders
: lboxed), $5.25@5.37h. Short clear sides
lboxed?, $6.25@6.37A. Whisky, distillers'
changed. Butter, firm and unchanged.
Eggs firm at II. ~.
H. MINNEAPOLIS.
AV q uIiC OCSsSO July, TO-, Oh
track; $500: No. 1 Northern, June 92hc.;
July 92h.; Sept. 78he.; on track 94@95c.;
No. 2 Northern, June Sac; July S4c.; on
track S5@S7c. Flour, Patents, sacks, to To-
col dealers. 5.35@5. 55; patents, to ship,
sacks, car lots, IS. 1905. 80; in barrels, S..
3505. SIS; delivered at New England points,
So @5.25;New York points, SIS. 90@6. Is;
delivered at Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$5.S5@6. 10; bakers here, $4,000. Is; su-
perine, 81, 5000. 65; red dog, sacks, $1.3O@-
$50; red dog, barrels, 81 .5O@1.65. Bran
and Shnrts-Are firm and u%nchonged; tho
fair demand continues to be supplied at from
$7@7. so, for BRAN and coarse shorts; fine SO.
33@34hc. Oats, the oat marker lacked
animation though the tone vas steady and
quotations unchanged Prices range from
2O@28c. Hay. choice is getting more scarce,
and a car or two sold up to $10.25. Gener-
al quotations Tor good toschoice are from
5000. Ordinary lots are in fair supply but
demand for that grade. continues dull. Bar
ley, only occasional cars are offered. Quota
tions nominal to 2O@45c,s Feed, $12@la,
- : ~ ST. PAuL3ts BE'A&F
Prices IN incoming trains only. Wheat,
IS; No. 2.Northern, ,83@S5c. Torn, No. 2,
33Ac;; July !32c; sample, 32c: June, 1917 Ju.:
Iy::32Nc, Oats, No, 2 mixed, 24@25c; No.
2 white, s276D29c; Jniy,,2aac;. No 3,,23@26c.
Rye, NJ. 2, 41c. Barley No.A2, SOC bid;
Ne. 8, 3E6p45; Nod, 35@40c.A Ground Feed
S13@13.5Q. Corn Meal, Unbolted. $3.50.
Bran, $3.50 Hay Ne. ! upland prairie,
81; No 1, Sc; timothy, s.. 600
$40; straight, $5@5.35; bakers, $3.50;
rye, $2.70@3. 20;e ~ buckwheat, $3..
Butter, extra creamery, 14@15c; extra dairy,
l1@13c; irsts, 9@10c; packing stock, 81;
grease. 3@5c. Berries, raspberries, 2.5O
per "a ats; strawberries, 81 per 16 OTIS;
blackberries, $3.5Oper "a qts.
sm@ ~
There was no pressure to sell old whent,
and the few transactions that pccurred;in ii
were at an advance for cash and at outside
prices for june and July, Buyers demanded
concessions OF 21a@3c on August and Sep
TENDER. Close: Cnsh No. i hard, 9Sc. No i
Northern, scarce; sales at Soc. closing nomi-
nal atthat figure; No. Northern, SOC: July
dull and firm, with small Business at $1.OT.
which wa, the close. August nominaily
lower to sell at 85c; September buyers ai
621ac; year wheat buyers at sac.