The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-11
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

r 49, .t NEW YORK.
Wheat. No. 2, red, 851ac.; No. 3, red, 7skc;
No. !, red, 99@99kc.; No. 1, white, 97hc.;
ungraded red, S2h@S6A; Rye steady, West
ern, 4sh@5Oc.; Barley, malt, dull, Canada,
90@$1 10; for old and new. Corn, No. q,
41%@42c.; No. 2; white, 44c.; bid; ungraded
active at 41A@42Bc.; steamer mixed nom-
inal. Oats, spot market; steady and quiet;
options steady; spot No. 2, white, 1890
33Mc.; mixed Western, 100000; white, do,
S3@3ec.; No;2; Chicago 29e; Eggs hrmer
Western, 14A@14Ac.; Butter, quiet.
Western dairy, 10@14c; do.creamery, l3@-
171ac.; do factory .7h@13c. Cheese easier
less active, Western. 7A@sAc. -.sE..
a.. .... CHICAGO
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was firm and dealers ask an advance of Toe.
No. 2 spring wheat, Sl4@S2c. No. 3spring
wheat, 73@76: No. 2 red, sS1h@S2c.- No,
2corn 35e bid, No. oats, 22kc. No., 3
rye. 421ac. No. 2 barley nominal. No. 1
flax seed: $1.49@1.5O. Prime timothy seed,
Lard, per 100 bbls. $6.62k.. short-rib sides
~(loosej, $5.95@6.O5. .Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed), $5.25@5.37k. Short clear sides
(boxed), $6.25@6.37h. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gal, $1.O2. Sugars UNI
changed. Butter, firm and unchanged.
Eggs firm at IL. ,~'~ ia
a %"& q MINNEAPOLIS. Z 80
Wheat MOI hard, June 9se.; July, 49,; on
track; $l.O0: No, Northern, June 92ac.;
July 92k. Sept. 7Shc.; on track 94@95c.;
Nlo.'2 Northern, June &c.; July Sac; on
track s5@s7c Flour, Patents, sacks, to To-
al dealers. $5.35@5: So; patents, to ship,
sacks, car lots, IS. 1O@5.3O; in barrels, S..
1905. SIS; delivered at New England points,
$6 .g@5 .25;New York points, $5. 9O@6. 15;
delivered at Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$5.s5@6. 10; bakers here, ~$3.5O@4.15 :su-
perine, $1.90@2.6 IS; red dog, sacks $1.3O@-
$50; red dog, barrels, $1.50@1.6 IS. Bran
and Shorts-Are> firm and unchonged; tho
fair demand c~ontinuesto be supplied at from
$7@7s50 for bran and coarse shorts; fine 30.
Corn, fair to choice samples in cars selling at
33@3414c. Oats, the oau market lacked
animation though. the tone was steady and
quotations Unchanged Prices range from
20@2sc. Hay, choice is getting more scarce,
and a car orstwo sold upto $1o.25. Gener-
5000 Ordinary lots arein fair supply but
demandfor that grade continues dull. Bar.
ley, only o~ceasionafcars are offered. Quota
Cons nominal os20@45c. Feed, $12@l3. J.
go: ! 800 = 81. PAIL. H..
Prices on incoming trains only. Wheat,
/ No. 1 hard. 9S@99c; No. i Northern, 93@
95; No. 2 Northern, s3@85c. Corn, No. 2,
33kc:, July 3326:sample, 32c: June, 33h Ju-
~. 32Hac. Oats, FNo.a2 mixed.s24@25c; No.
q WnIte, 6CWdSC, july A0Cs INC.
Rye, No. 2,,41c. Barley, No. 2, soc bid;
No. g., 35@45;N o.A, 85@4Oc. Ground Feed
$13@ls;50:: Corn Meal unbolted; $1s:b 80,
47;; No b pc; timothy, %. Eggs $4,000
3.75 per case. Flour Patent, $6.4o@
rye, $2.7O@3. 20; r~abuckWheat, $3.
Buttersextra creamery, 1A@15c; extra dairy,
I1l@13c; frsts, g01Oc;; packing stock, DC;
grease, Bose. Berries, raspberries, : 25d
per "a qts; strawberries, 81 per 18 qts;
blackberres, $3.50 per "a. Dts.
DULUTH.
There was no pressure to sell old wheat,
and the few transactions that occurred in ii
were at an advance for cash and at outside
prices for June and July. Buyers demanded
concessions of.2a@8caon August and Sep
tenber. Close: Casit No. ! hard, 9Sc.s 80 Il
IAOrthern, scarce; sales at Doc. closing nomi-
nal at.that f1gur9;;s No. q Northern, Soc: July
dull and frm, with small business III $I.O1,
which wa, the close. august nominally
lower to sell at S5c; September buyers 81
62lsc; year wheat buyers at 62c.