St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-17
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Grain Dull and Prices Show Little
Change.

Wheat opened dull and continued
dull to the end. The first trade was
at 65Ac for September and after selling
90 99W VITO TO 6Sc the market reacted to
oSAQ659sc, but this was soon lost and
the price settled to about 627sc, where
1t held steadily for some time. Trade
IN cash wheat was more active than
Tor some time past. Receipts Were
OF offerings graded lower than No.
northern. The demand was good az
strong September prices for No. /
northern with other grades bringing
prices proportional with quality. Some
trading was done in No; northern to
arrive at spot prices. Old wheat was
gull FOLLOWING are yesterdays clos
ing quotations.:
No. No l hard, on track. 66Ac; No. I
62ssc; December, 637sc; on track, 6514c;
No. northern, on track, 64Ac. New
wheat on track closed at 63Ac for No.
f,h hard for es Re for No No l northern and
yesterday, by sample, and otherwise,
included the following: One car No !
hard, old, 661ac; $500 bu No / north-
ern, to arrive, 63c; cars No. l north.
ern, old, 66e; cars No. L northern,
&c; cars No. l northern, to arrive,
63c; Is cars. No 1 northern, 63Ac: car
No. l northern, old and new, 64c; 2
cars No. 1 northern, to arrive, 63Ac; 1
car No: northern, old. to arrive, 66hc;
Z
No. l northern. old, csc; car No 2
northern, 62a4c; L car No. 1 northern,
6212c; cars No. northern, 62Hc; $
cars, No. 2 northern, &c; cars No. Z
northern no. eeI 65Ac; car No: northern.
and new, 621ac; 2 cars No. 8, Gle; /
car No. 8, Coo; 1 car No. 5, 601bc:
Flour-The trade is steady with fair
maintained. First patents, in wood,
S3.45@3.S5 second patents, SO. 25@3 so;
first clears, s2.s5@S. O5; second clears,
s2.45; export bakers. s2.4O@2 Is; red
dog, ton, S16.75.
Bran and Shorts-Market is easier
for bran, $1Oq10.25; sack, 200 lbs,
$1150G11.75; sack 100 lbs, s11. 7561z:
shorts, common, bulk, S13. so; middlings,
bulk, S14.75.
HayEThe market declined SOC a. tor
for best grades today on account of 4
light demand, rather than surplus OF
receipts. With a reduction of local
stocks be looked stronger an market will
Minnesota and Iowa, s7@75o, good
wild. $6.5e@7; common, $5@5.5O; tim
othy, S11.50; rye straw, 81; oat straw,
oats- There was a slightly, better de-
ings include considerable off stock. No.
8 new oats sell at $4,000, with No.
3 white at top figure. No grade sold
today at 1S1ac, with prices ranging
from lie UP.
Barley-The market is very quiet as
yet. =
Corn-Sellers are Offering No. at
361ac, with no buyers. Local consumS
ers are sufficiently well supplied to
keep them out of the list of active
buyers and they demand Concessions. q
Rye-No. is quoted at 4Oc spot; to;
arrive 3s1kc.
FlaX-General local bids are &c un-
der Chicago prices, either spot or to
arrive. The spot price today was s1.os
Some local receivers are making Ia
difference of &c on to arrive purs
chases on two weeks time. 81
Feed and Meal-Car lot quotations.
Ground feed, $14.50@14. 70; cornmeaI,
wood, 1920.
Eggs-Market is quiet. There is a
fair demand with only high receipts.
No. fresh. candled, sac.
Poultry-Springs are in abundant sup
ply and market weak. Hens are about
steady: Turkeys, prime, S1A@9c; tur-
keys, thin, poor, Sc; spring chickens, &c;
ducks, &c; hens, 71a@Sc; geese, 6Q61sc.
Dressed Meats-Veal is about steady.
with moderate offerings. Veal fancy.
5Q6c; mutton, country dressed, 4@5c;
spring lambs, as to quality, 56Sc.
Fish-Receipts are small and demand
is good. Black bass, Sc: pike, &c; pick
erel, 1G2c; small fish, 1@2c