St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-12

winter extras s2@2.5O; Minnesota bak-
ers', S2l0@3.9o; winter low
grades. sl.60@2. Is; spring low
gra;les. Sl.60@l.S0; spring extras.
81. S0@2.S0. Southern flour dull: sales,
none. Common tn fair extras. 1902 80;
good to choice, $2.5003.30. Rye flour
dull; sales, l5J Dbls. Superfine. 50. T5@
2.S5; fancy, $2.9093 10. Buekwheat
flour nominal. Curnmeal steady;
sales, none; yellow Western. 50. S0(93 10;
BrandywIne s2.95@S.2o. Rye nominal;
Jersey, 49@52c. Buckwheat nominal.
Barley nominal. Barley malt quiet;
Wheat-Recelpts, $4,000 bu; exports
9S,400 bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures;
spot market steady but inactive; No. Q
red, store and elevator, 5S1ac;
atloat 5S&lc; f. o. b., 5g1ac;
No. l northern. 661sc elevator; No.
hard, 69c elevator; options opened
weaker on rains West, but later rallied
on better cables and good covering bY
local shorts, closing steady; weekly ex-
ports show increased cheap rates have
been generally discounted; final prices
unchanged; May, 671s0675sc, closed at
6Tac; August closed at 5S19c; SeDtem-
Der, 50 l5-l6@5y12c. closed at 59l4c;
October closed at 60Hc; December,
62 7-l6962 Lice, closed at G33Ic. Corn
Receipts, 20.6G0 bu; exports, $500 Du;
sales, 10000 bu futures, 5000 BIZ spot;
spot market dull ana easier; No.
2, 62c elevator, 6212c atloat; OPP
tions weak all morning; the crop
report had been discounted and
later predictions OF rain in the corn belt
helped the weakness; the close was at
S@3sc net decline; May, 55$4@563,
closed at 56c; August closed AT 6O$4c:
September, 6U@604c. closed at 6Oc;
October. 59@5915c, closed at 5914c;
December. 56$4 0Q57c, closed at 56S4c.
OatS-Receipts, 1T2.S00 bu; exports,
$500 bu: sales. 125,000 bu futures, $1,000
bu spot: spot market dull and weak:
No. 2, 3414c; No. = delivered, 354c;
No. 3. 334c; No. = white. 4O@40%c;
No. white, 39c: track mixed West
ern. 35c; track white Western, S7G4Sc;
track white state, 37(14Sc options quiet
and weaker, closing at 14@1ac net de-
cline; August, 3414c; September, $500
34Xc, closed at sac; October. S5$lc.
Hay steady; shipping. 55960c; good 10
choice. 75@S11ae. Hops dull; state,
common to choice, 5@l1c; Pacific coast.
S9l2c. Hides inactive; wet sailed New
Orleans selected. A to IS pounds, 4@
415c; Texas selected, 35 20 so pounds,
4@5c; Buenos Ayres dry, l01Ec; Texas
Buenos Ayres, 15@1S. Wool quiet;
domestic fleece, 1925; pulled. 20@25c.
Beef steady; family, SI5@l2; extra
mess, IS; beef hams. 1913; city extra
India mess, S16@lS. Cut meats firm;
picked shoulders, SIC; picked
hams. 1115@fl&c. Lard higher;
Western steam closed at S7.S5;
city, 714@1lc; September closed at
T.S0c nominal; refined firm; continent,
S.20c; s. A. S.5Oc; compound, 64@ssc.
Pork higher; sales, 200 bbis new mess,
sl4. 75@l5; extra prime, slS(Q13.50: tam
lily, Sl59l5, 80; short clear, l4.50@l6.50
Butter steady: Western dairy, $3.50
14c; Western creamery. 14@23c; West
ern factory, 1219@l519; Elgins, Use.
Cheese stronger; state, large, 7@9c;
small, 711@914c; part skins, 3@6c; full
skins, 2@21ac. Eggs strong; state and
Pennsylvania, l5]49l6c; Western fresh.
14@15c. Tallcw dull and steady; 41ac
city (s2 per package); country package
free, 495c.