The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-20
Flour and Coarse Grains.

The following are todays quotations on
af-Sf--<>o.:
second patents. 4o633. IS
Fancy and export bakers .......... 21OQ3. 40
The following quotations are in cotton
Gacks Of SO lbs and 10 lbs:
Rye -four, per Dbl, pure..............s2.4 40
Buckwheat flour, per bbl..........5 90
Graham -four Observation-Disclosures. 80
In room zoe extra Is charged.
BRAN AND SHORTS-The market ia
steady. A fair demand for feed
Bran in bulk. .................... Sc. 50l11O. 90
Bran in sacks. n.50G1l "a
Shorts common, in bulk. .......... 10. OOQI1O. so
Shorts, fine, in bulk............... 10 50lI1l 25
CORN-See sales.
OATS-Firm, with good local demand. sea
Sales
RYE-Norninal
BARLEY-Choice, No. 8, 45c
FLAX-See seed market.
HAY-The market is very quiet. Re-
cepts are light and demand moderate and
confined chiefly to choice upland at prices
quoted. There was a part car of new hay
the first Of the season-from Southern Min
nesota. 1t was coarse slough stuff and re-
sembled broom corn. AT this writing it was
not sold-held at S. and 81 bid H. H King
& Co. quote as follows:
Choice Iowa upland, fancy 5OG7 ON
Choice Southern Minnesota. .... G. OO0O
Choice Northern MinneSota....... 5. OOG6 90
Wild, poor to good. 4 5O65. so
11eauea nay .; - 26Og4.O 90
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE speculative
wheat market opened this morning with
the most of the local talent at sea as to the
best course to pursue. Cables were strong
and higher, but local conditions were adj
verse to any Improvement. In the first
place there We're good paper profits in
sight and held by local longs. They let 90
was difficult to discover whether first
prices were even with yesterdays close OF
&c under The course of the marke,
after the opening indicated weakness ur
to the last hour, when a slight rally was
apparent. Nearly all outside news was bull.
ish in tone. Gables were higher and strong
New York reported fair export demand
and clarances reported to be liberal AT
home crop reports were contradictory, but
generally bullish in tone
July wheat opened at 60Ac to 6O1sc
against 6012c straight yesterdays close
dropped to $3.50, gained &c, dropped to
$3.50, advanced to 59A@59asc, sold at 591AG
59l4c advanced to 591aG599sc, sold down to
5Sa4c gained &c by 1910, and closed at
591sc
september wheat opened at 62a4c against
6212a629sc yesterday, sold down to Gle, ad-
vanced to 6l$sa6l19c, dropped to 6oAc
gained Ac by 1910 and closed at 611sc.
December wheat opened at 64c, being 9
full cent off from yesterdays close, sole
at 641kc, declined to 63s4c, advanced to 64lsc
lost 3sc, sold at 64c, lost nc by 1890 anC
closed at 6334c.
Receipts here were 80 cars.
Duluth.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 19.-Wheat opened
weak, 24c off; very active in July
fairly SO in September and cash wheat ant
with light tradingin December. Most of the
trading was done at 1c below yesterday
close, though some early was done nc of
and little later at nc below yesterday
Cash wheat was in good demand by mills
which took about 100000 bu to arrive at Ia
premium over July, 6SQ63Ac, closed 1c dowr
al around
Close: No. l northern cash, June July
6lAc; September, 60a4c; December, &C; t.
arrive, 63c.
Receipts, wheat, 72,0S3 bu; corn, $3.50 blu
oats, 1903 bu. Shipments wheat 7S,Os3 bu
cars wheat inspected in, wheat, 50; oats, s
year ago, wheat PAL.
Chicago Pork.
CHICAGO, June l9.-The pork marlSe
was little more active today but inclined
to weakness The demand is light, the hos
movement keeps UP and the new crop O,
hogs are now said to promise a large in
crease over last year. The following wa:
the range of price today on pork:
July, opening, $12 so; highest. 81. 80. low
est, $12.37; closing, 1910 September, open
ing, $12.65; highest, s12.55; lowest, S12 As
closing Sl2.47.
Sioux CIry.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, June 19.-Hogs, re-
ceipts, 300; yesterday, 700; shipments, 49,
Steady to weak; s4.5O@4.7O; bulk, Aeo0
4.621s Cattle receipts 600; yesterday, 172
shipments 90; steady and slow; feeders,
=. 3603.35; yearlings, $2.25@3.10; cows, sos;
bulls, $1.5oQ2.S5; oxen, $1.5o02.6o.