St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Wheat SagEing.Thou=h Cash stuff
Was in Good Demand

Wheat opened a. half cent off and at
no time in the session did ii sell at as
I nlgn a point as Fridays close. There
was a good call for wheat today on
the basis OF September price for No.
northern, both to arrive and on spot
Prlces for No. 1 northern ranged from
g9z7I5496212c No northern, 6lG611ac
The quality OF the No. 2 is EXCEPTIONAL
~ good and large offerings do not
widen the difference between that
grade and NO. l northern. Rejected,
however, is easy and tendency is to-
wards relatively lower values. Fol-
lowing are yesterdays quotations.:
NO hard, on track, 65Slc: No I
northern, August, 62$sc: September.
65Ssc; December, 6S5s@6324c; on track
SAC; No. northern, on track 6S21 G.
New wheat on track closed at CSC for
No. hard, SIC for No. l northern and
6l for No. northern.
cash sales yesterday, by sample and
otherwise, included the following: Fiji
teen cars No. l northern. 6214c; 4 cars
NO northern, old, csc; car No. I
northern, old and new, 63c; car No.
northern, to arrive, 6212c; cars No.
! northern, to arrive, 624c; 600 bu No.
! northern. TO arrive, 6214c: 100 bu
NO. 2 northern to arrive 62Sac: 20o9
Du No. l northern, to arrive, 6215c:
cars No. 2 northern, Size: cars No
northern, SIC: . cars No. northern,
6ll4c; IL cars No. 2 northern, e115c: l
car No. = northern, old and new 63c:
car No. 5, 5912c: l car No. 5, 6015c;
l car No. g. Soc; cars rejected, / Id
OF, SIC, car rejected, l 10 off. 5Sc;
l car rejected. l ID off, SIC; l car re-
jected. l 10 off, old, Gle
tlour-The trade is steady with fair
demand and quotations are unchanged.
Quotations: First patents, in wood,
first clears, s.. 95JS. 05; second clears,
S2-45; export bakers, 81. 1907. 10; red
dog, ton, Sl6.75.
Bran and Shorts-Market is steadier
for bran. $10Q10.25; sack, 200 Ibe,
S11.50Gn. Is; sack, 100 lbs, Sill 7561z:
shorts, common, bulk, $3.50: middiinge,
bulk, S14.75.
Hay-Prices were a little better to-
day. Fancy Iowa and Minnesota, $50
$50: choice Iowa and Minnesota. 81. 500
8; Northern Minnesota, Sc. 50G7. 90; com
mon, S5G1S; rye straw, s.. SOFA; cat and
wheat straw, Sc. So
Oats-There was a steady market to-
day, with prices ranging about as yes
terday, though with more frmness ap-
parent. No. oats sold at 19G191ac,
with some choice lots, bringing zoe.
Barley-Receipts are uninportant
and the trade is nominal.
Corn-Ihe market was easier. No. 3
selling at 3524c, and No. yellow at 36c.
Rye-No. . is quoted at 40c. Sales of
No. were made today at sec.
F1aX-General local bids are &c I'M
der Chicago prices, either spot or Is
Ceed and Meal-Car lot quotations:
Ground feed, S14.50; cornmeal,
S1459; bolted cornmeal. per bbl,- in
wood, S220.
Eggs-Market is easy, with a fair de-
mand. Receipts moderate. No. l
fresh. .candled, 91tG9Iac
Poultry : Market about steady.
Demand fair and offerings not
large Turkeys, prime, S1aGSc; tur-
keys, thin, poor. SC; spring chickens, Sc;
ducks, 7c; hens. 712GSc; geese, 6G615c.
Dressed Meats-Veal is about steady,
with moderate offerings. Veal. fancy,
691S19c; mutton, country dressed, 4G5c;
spring lambs. as TO quality, 5QSc.
F'ish-Rsceipts are small and demand
is good. Black bass, Sc; pike, 4c; pick
erel, 1G2c; small fish. 1G2c.