St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-28

53c; rejected wheat, 2 lbs off, 8 cars.
bic; rejected wheat, lbs of, car,
55Hc; rejected wheat, lbs off, cars,
54e; rejected wheat lbs off, 8 cars,
49c; rejected wheat, lb off, cars, 55c |;
rejected wheat, 1 Id off, 4 cars, 5411sc;
rejected wheat, lb off, 1 car, 53c; re-
Jected wheat, lbs off, 2 cars, soc;
jected wheat, 2 lbs off, ! car, SIC; re-
Jected wheat, 8 lbs off, car, sec; re-
Jected wheat, lbs off, 2 cars, 4Sc;
NO. corn, to arrive, l car, Size; No.
corn, to arrive, | car, s4lAc;, No: 5
oats, car, 19c; No. 3 oats, l car, 1S11ac;
sample rye, 6S sacks, 371ac; No. rye,
l car, 3S1sc; No. 8 winter rye, lb Off,
Sc
Flour-The market is quiet for both
domestic and foreign. The week be-
gins with sales moderate. First pat
ents, $S.25@3.50; first clears, s2.69@2. 65:
second clears, $2.25@230; bakers, 1920
@2;6O; red dog. $3.50 ton.
quoted CSC lower. Bran. ss.25; 2oe-lb
sacks, S10910.25; 1O0-lb casks, S10.50@
1919; shorts, common, bulk, $12; mid
dlings, s14
Hay-There is a steady market, with
$3.50 quoted for best grades by some
firms. Fancy Iowa and Minne-
sofa, $3.50; northern Minnesota, $500
$50; common, $5@6; rye straw, S3. 50@1; ;
oat and wheat straw, $3.50.
Feed-The market is dull. Feed and
cornmeal in bulk are quotable at $3.50
Ola per ton, car load lots.
Rye-The market is weak and lower.
Sales of No. were made today early
at Ss19c, but quotations late We're lc
mand is moderate.
Oats-The market closed easier, with
a fair demand Tor No. white at
1Szsc. No. is quoted as low as 1714c.
Barley-The market is quiet with
quotations for No. on range Of
27@3Sc, according to quality.
Corn-There is small demand.
Flax-There is a demand from the
country for full local quotations.
These cannot well be furnished, be-
Chicago. The general quotation is &c
less than the closing Chicago price.
Flax shipped on through billing or
transit rate is 415@5lsc in this market
lance. while without transit &c off Is
the rule. Flax is coming very dirty,
and shippers are paying freight from
1c to PIC a bushel on account of it.
Eggs-Market firm. RECEIPTS rather
light, good demand at, 9Aql0c. gases
included; cases returned 1ac less. Sales
subject to conditions. No. fresh
Poultry-Market firm. Receipts are
light. Turkeys, prime, &c; turkeys.
ducks. 7@Sc; hens, Sc; geese, &c.
Dressed Meats-Veal firm; market
steady. Lambs and mutton are steady.
Veal, fancy, 6a61@c; mutton, country
dressed, 4Qoc; spring lamb, as to quail
ity. 4@6c.
Fish-Receipts are small and demand
is good. Black bass, 9G10c; pike, so
Size; pickerel, 3G4c; small fish, &c;
dressed bullheads, &c; whitefsh, inland,
3@4c.
Berries-Quotation for choice stock
are: Blueberries, 16 OTIS, 81. 1902; black
berries, is OTIS, S2.40Gl250.
Oranges-Market. is steady, with a
good demand; full offerings. st.
Michaels, 81. 1903; California seedlings,
81. 25@3; Mediterranean sweets, 2.25@
$50; seedlings, S2G2. p.
Lennons-Supply not large and pros
pect for still further advance. Mes.
sinas. fancy, s6.50@7; Messinas, choice.
S6@6.5G; California. 81. 50Q5.
Bananas-Market steady, with a
good demand and fair offerings.
Fancy, large punches, 81. 1902: medium
punches, 81 .50G1. 70; small punches, 1.25
1.50
Apples-Market is cleaning up and
firmer. Choice, per Dbl, 81. 1913; com,
mon. s2.25@2 so; fair to good, s1.75Q2.
Observation-Disclosures are large offer
ings of fancy stock. Demand is good.
Large, per 100, s15Q16; small, per doz.
81. 75M2. 25.