St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-24
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS,
Bearishness ut Opening Gives
Way to Buying Orders.

The wheat market was evidently
somewhat oversold Thursday, but the
sentiment had become so bearish that
with lower cables yesterday, the mar
ket opened at a. still further decline of
12c:, But there was less wheat for sale
and some buying orders in, and an adj
vance of fraction was secured
when cables turned dearer and
brought buying orders at the decline
Th1s brought some shorts to cover, and
the price steadily appreciated
Trade In cash wheat was active; No.
northern was in comparatively light
Supply SUI an; ana strong; Buyers We're in
price. No: was easier and the spread
between that and No. l was widened.
No; 3 and rejected were weak The
arrivals are disappointing in quality,
most of the wheat grading No. 2 north
ern and rejected. Old wheat sold at
21203c premium.
Following are the closing quotations:
No NO: hard, on track Hoa 62Ac; No:
December, 594@59%c;' on p track, sic &c;
No. 2 northern, on track 601bc; new
wheat on track closed at $3.50 for No.
| hard, SEC for No. northern, and sra
Size for No. northern.
Cash sales by sample and otherwise
included the following: 5100 IN No. /
northern, to arrive, SIC; 1880 blu No. 1
l northern, to arrive, 5S12c; l 200 blu No.
northern, to arrive, 5Slsc; l car No. 1
L
5S&zc; cars No. 1 northern, 5S5sc; 4
cars No. l northern, 5S1sc; car No. !
northern, old, Size; 2,1C0 blu No. 1
northern, old, Gle; cars No. / north
ern, old, SIC; 3 cars No. L northern,
old, Sic; 1 car No. northern, part old,
59c; cars No. northern, to arrive
59c; 1 car No. 1 northern, to arrive,
5Sa4c; II cars No. 2 northern, 5Sa4c; 8
ears No. 2 northern, old, 60c; cars
No. northern, SIC; 50 cars No. 2 north
ern, 5712c; 20 cars No. northern, size:
2 cars No. 2 northern, thin, 56s.c:
car No. northern part old, Soc; l car
No. 3, 5612c; 3 cars No. g. SEC; u cars
No. 3, soc; 5 cars rejected, 2 lbs off, sac.
F'lour-Themarket is easy, but steady
prices are quoted. Foreigners are TAX
ing the lower grades at these figures.
First patents, in wood, S3.3G93.5 so; sec
ond patents, So. 1o@3.30; first clears, 81. s.
@3.o5 second clears, $2.45; export bak-
$3.50. e' - 'u'e' 'oii'
Bran and shorts-The market is
weak. Bran, So. SO; sack, 200 lbs, $40. 50
@1O.75; sack, 100 lbs, S11G11.2 5; shorts.
common, bulk, $12; middlings, bulk. sl4
Hay-Market is steady. Fancy Iowa
and Minnesota, T.50@S; choice Iowa
and Minnesota, S797.50; Northern Min
nesota, st. 500d7. so; common, S506; rye
straw, $3.50Q4; oat and wheat straw.
$3.50. w.
Oats-The offerings of spot oats were
small and the market ruled easy No.
19l@c; No. white, to arrive, weak. at
1910.
Corn-Spot corn easy; No. offered
at 3412c. Buyers refuse to bid on corn
to arrive until a better demand springs
up for feed.
Rye-No. 8 rye. spot, quoted at $50
3S312c; No. 2, to arrive, quoted at soc.
with $50 bid for unlimited Quantities.
Bariey-Quoted at 28QS3c, according
! to quality. 80
| FlaX-General local bids are &c nm
der Chicago prices, either spot or to
| arrive.
Feed. and Meal-Car lot quotations:
| Ground feed, S14; cornmeal, s14; boited
cornmeall, per Dbl, in wood, 81.
EggS-Market firm. Receipts ara
| light. Demand active. No. l fresh.
! candled, 9a4@10c.
Pcultry-Market continues to clear
| up closely. Receipts are light. Tur-
| keys, prime, S12@9c; turkeys, thin.
| poor, Sc; spring chickens, Sc; ducks
| &c: hens, Sc; geese. 60s1sc.
| Dressed Meats-Veal is in fair snp-