GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The receipts of flour at this point for the forty-eight hours ending Monday morning were greatly in excess of those for the corresponding week last year. In wheat last year the receipts were 28,007 bushels; this year 50,532. Corn last year 189,661; this year 226,990.
Flour was unchanged, the article not yet feeling the uncertain condition of the wheat market.
| Choice to favorite white winters | $5 25@5 50 |
| Fair to good brands of white winters | 4 75@5 00 |
| Good to choice red winters | 5 25@5 50 |
| Prime to choice springs | 4 75@5 00 |
| Good to choice export stock, in sacks, extras | 4 25@4 50 |
| Good to choice export stock, double extras | 4 50@4 65 |
| Fair to good Minnesota springs | 4 50@4 75 |
| Choice to fancy Minnesota springs | 5 25@5 75 |
| Patent springs | 6 00@6 50 |
| Low grades | 2 25@3 50 |
Wheat.—Red winter, No. 3, 92; car lots of spring, No. 2, sold at 88¾c; No. 3, do. 81@84.
Corn.—Moderately active. Car lots No 2, 51@52c; rejected, 43@44; new mixed, 48@50½c.
Oats.—No. 2 in store, closed 32½@32¾.
Rye.—May, in store 57@57½.
Barley.—No. 2, 49 in store; No. 3, f. o. b. 52½c.
Flax.—Closed at $1 52 on track.
Timothy.—$1 31½@1 35 per bushel. Little doing.
Clover.—Quiet at $6 05@6 10 for prime.
Provisions.—Mess pork, February, $14 75@14 78 per bbl; Green hams, 10½c per lb. Short ribs, $7 65 per cwt.
Lard.—February, $8 65.