The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-08
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Higher Prices for Grain Caused Sell.
ing and u Break.

Cables came higher Saturday, but not so
much higher as was expected and at the
opening there was good deal of wheat for
sale. The market Immediately broke to
TIC for December. but on a bullish report
concerning the available exportable surplus
in Bradstreet's, where it is claimed that this
country has but p, coo more to export this
year, large buying followed and the market
advanced very rapidly to 79c. Selling then
started and the price broke about lee in a
few minutes.
There was a sharp demand for all offer
ings Of cash wheat on basis of cent pre-
MUM for the contract grade. Mllers and
elevators both in the market. Reports from
the interior indicate such falling off in re-
ceipts that consumers Of wheat in this mar
ket are beginning to look around for stock.
Following are closing prices: No. 1 hard,
0. t., S0ssc; No. northern, November, HBc;
December, 1880; May 63sc; o. t., 791sc; No.
northern, o. t., TIC. Cash sales, by sam
pie and otherwise, include the following sales:
Is cars No. 1 northern, 7Sa4c; car No. 1
cars No. northern, 79Ac; Is cars No:
northern, 7814c; cars No. northern, 78c;
4 cars No. northern, TIE; 2 cars No. 2
northern, 77%c; / car No. 8, 75c; l car No. 9,
731ac; car No. frosted Csc; car rejected,
2 lbs off, CSC; car rejected, lbs off, 55c;
1 car rejected, 1 lib off, TIE; l car no grade,
lbs off, 74c; cars no grade, lbs of, 75c;
2 cars no grade, 2 lbs off, 76c; cars No. 3
OATS 1910; cars No. oats, lie; cars No.
8 oats, 1910; 1 car No. oats, TIC.
Received-Wheat, S52, 100 bu; corn, S2O bu;
oats 1S,o3O Du; barley, f,ZVo Du, rye, oou Uu,
flax. 5000 bu; nillstuffs, 20 tons; hay, 81
tons; fruit 629, $50 lbs; merchandise ], 23S, Isl
lbs; lumber, cars; barrel stock, 1 car; ma
chinery SO 600 lbs coal, 688 tons; wood 507
cords; brick $1,000; lime, cars; cement, 100
bbls: household goods, A, $50 lbs; stone, car;
live stock. cars; dressed meats, $3.50 lbs;
WOOL 10000 lbs; railroad materials 10 cars;
sundries, IA cars; car lots, S61.
Shipped-Wheat 5000 bu; oats, %, 401 bu
barley 800 blu; rye. $500 bu; fax, $3.50 bu;
flour. 81 $50 bbls; millstuffs, 1927 tons; fruit,
220 $50 lbs; merchandise, Ia $40 lbs; lumber
lbs; household goods 112,O0O lbs; ties. car
live stock cars; railroad materials, cars;
sundries. cars; car lots, Isl.
FLOUR-The -four market very strong
Large sales were made yesterday at zoe ad
vance over the price of the day before. Good
expected. First patents, S4.30@4.50; second
patents SO. 70@4.15; first clears, $2500S; second
clears, 1925: export bakers, $2.75@2 IS; sec
ond EXPORT bakers $2.4O0250; red dog, per
ton, 14O lbs jute, 50 2509.50.
CORN-No. quoted at 2Sq24c: NO sales
OATS-No. oats sold at 1612@171@c; No. 8
white oats quoted at 1712c.
RYE-Quoted at 32Ac
BARLEY-Quoted at 22A@221lc for No. 4.
BUTTER-Creameries- 1S1ac; 1rsts,
1761715c; seconds, 1441512c; thirds. sour or
strong tops and sides, or badly mottled. To
Sc; limitations, firsts, 15c; limitations, seconds,
11012c Dairies-Extras, pkgs included. 100
17c irsts 14015c: seconds, 10G11c. Roll and
Print-Fancy, 12GiSc; choice, sweet. S4llc.
Ladles-Extras, 13c; frsts, lie; packing stock,
61bc: grease butter, clean. &c.
EGGS-The market is frmer and receipts
| light. The demand is good at the top price
! for strictly fresh. Quotations are: Strictly
| fresh laid, cases included, loss off 161sQ17c;
| seconds, cases in Guided. 7@Sc: cold storage,
| No l. 149l41ac; cases returned, &c Off.
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