St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27

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local BUYERS and get their stare weights. No.
2. northern was in liberal supply, and sold
we'll at about lie under No. 1 price. Low
grade wheat sold fairly well 2tssassslight y re
duction in -Valaes. The difference between
No and rejected wheat and Ne. northern
is widening. especially with regard to the
poorer qualities of the low grade goods.
Following are closing quotations. NO.
hard, on track, 52Ac; No northern Deeem9 .
ber. 51c; AfGy $3.50; on track, Ole; NO. z
northern, on track, soc.
Receipts,of swheat were 657 cars for days.
shipments of wheat were LAS c9rs Duluth re.
ceipts of wheat We're 629 cars; Hour output
week ending Dec. Il, 272, ,475 cars.
FLOUR-The usual depression which is no
ticed in the flour trade at the holiday season
is noticed at the present time In all tne 1uli-
ness. The mills are grinding -heayll& Tor TINS
season of the year, but report new business
very light. The general trade. is taking tour
in small way on the basis of $3.50 to 50. 40
in wood here. Domestic baker go2ast.are quot
able around $3.50. Export bakers, 81 TO S2.Zo'-
according to quality.
MILLSTUFFS-Mills in many instances are
fairly we'll sold ahead on the basis of the
81 quoted last-week and have wltnora"n
from the market at the decline. quoted.
Some of the large mills however, nave peen
unable to sell far enough ahead rat the higner
figure, and are again in the market oherlnS
large quantities at considerably lower figures.
Coarse bran can now be mad at 500. ana
standard bran is generally Quoted at 5around
Sc so. Shorts are weak at $6.25@650 Mid
dlings quoted at sS.25 to $3.50
CORN-The arrivals of corn yesterday were
mostly applied on sales previouslyaamade to
arrive. Only few cars were offered on spot,
and for these there was a good demand at
prices somewhat higher than the market con-
dtions would warrant. The market is quoted
on the basis of about 2212c for choice mill
corn. .,,,.ar :, nfe~f'
OATs-offerings Of oats in morning were
somewhat smaller than, they have been run
ming of late, and the demand appeared TO pe
a little stronger, although- the rfpr1vrille.t
in values was very small. No.-3 white oats
were quoted at 16I16Ac according to quailty,
while the. highest qualities of No prought
Ice. From that the price of No. . ranged
down to 15cor light or green or very Is1 giIis
stuff. No grade, Pats are quotable- to 1oalo1ac
according to quality.
RYE-Sales of rye were madeeon the basis
of 2Sc for No. 2. Some sales made at a nigh
er price on private terms. - ~" sur
BARLEY-There is a slow, dull market for
barley, the bulk of .aEEiyals ssins' at ~fSGD2Sc
according to quality Really choiee Darley t
grading as high .aSsNn- assells at"at92'c 10
the regular trade. -
FI,AX-Oferings Of fax On the local mar
ket are very small, being only "A cars for
two days. The legal quotation is aDout o12c
under Chicago price, and the market holas
steady at that difference. Closing price, ooW
SIC Receipts for three days, Chicago.9S cars;
Duluth and Superior,,-49- cars; Minneapolis,
"a cars. -,,,.z .,7o
EGGS-strictly fresht--eases included, llQ
171ac; freSh fall held l0Qlo12ci seeoiu, sesI :, 80
included, 12c; cold storage, No l stock, lac;
cold storage No stock 10@f1c
DRESSED POULTRY-Yeung fancy chick
ems, I 61s97c; hens, per lb., &C; chickens, poor
" dressed, fair to goods'43@4c: roosters, 5c;
turkeys, fat choice lie; turkeys, medium 1Gnlni
to choice. 901oc; turkeys scalawags' 4goc;
ducks, S1s610c; geese, .S@9c: -.~=-
Frozen poultry, 1c-less.
DRESSED MEATs-veal. fancy, 6Ac;. veal,
fair to good, 3@4c; veal, poor, sG4c; mutton,
country dressed, 4@4kc: bucks, 212Qs1se;
dressed, S%04c beef, country. dressed,,g2Seii
hogs, heavy, coarse. SIC.
FISH = Black bass. 1Og11c; pike 51s6e6c;
pickerel 46I41sc; small fish, &c; cropples &c;
dressed bulIheads, &c; whitefsh inland, Slg4G.