The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-11
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Active Trade I'm Wheat at Higher
Prices.

Ihere was an active trade In wheat futures
yesterday at prices somewhat higher The
opening was strong on higher cables, but this
market did not advance so rapidly as did Chi
cago. At 1890 December was selling at
around Sic. Closing quotations were: No 1
hard. Q. t., 82bc; No. l northern, November.
s % december S1sc; May S49sc; o. t., S15sc;
NO: northern, o. t., 79hc.
Cash sales by sample and otherwise, in
cIude the following sales: II cars No. north
ern, 82c; 16 cars No. 1 northern, Size; 10
northern, to arrive, &c; cars No. l north
ern. to arrive, size; cars No. / northern.
to arrive, Size; 5000 blu No. / northern, to
arrive, Sl1sc; $500 blu No. northern, to ar
rive size; l car No. l northern to arrive.
Sl9sc; $500 bu No. northern, to arrive Size
cars NO. northern, to arrive, SIC; 2 cars
no; nothern, S0hc; 2 cars No. 2 northern,
a912c; car No, northern, 79c; 10 cars NO
northern, Soc; cars No. 3. TIC; cars re-
5ected, lbs off, +. o. b., soc; l car rejected.
2 2 lbs on, 74c; 1 car no grade, lbs off, Tic;
2 cars no grade, lbs off, 75c; car no grade,
2 lbs off, 74c; cars No. oats, 1Sc; 2 cars
NO 3 oats, 181ac; 1 No. mixed oats,
16c; car No. rye, 33$4c 1 car No. oats,
ioAc; 1 car No. barley, 231ac; 1 car No. 4
CASH WHEAT-Eighty- cents was the
top price obtained for No. l northern on spot
or to arrive today. The call for standard
grade. although fairly good, was less active
than Yesterday. The millers were the prin-
cipal buyers, but elevators were not as
actively In the market: The premium ranged
lOiu " 1C over DeComD0T TOr standard
grade. On breaks in futures the latter prem
1um was paid and on spurts the former was
the best basis obtainable. No. 2 northern was
traded in fair way at 112Q2c under No. l.
OHer1ngs of this grade were not heavy. Good
milling varieties Of No. wheat ranged from
&c to &c under standard. This grade was
poorly taken and some offerings dragged Re-
celpts. 36I cars shipped, q cars.
FLOUR-F1rst patents are quoted at $4356
455 per bbl second patents 81 2O04 80; first
clears $S2oQ3.50; second clears $250@2.7O;
InyU or do nd nod Al n11(
per ton in jute. Flour shipments, So $40 bbls
HAY-Choice to fancy is quoted at $685. 40
per ton; coarse to medium. $4G55O; choice
timothy, s7Q7.50 Receipts, % tons.
CORNING. yellow is quoted at 25c; No.
OATS-No white are quoted at 1870
lS1sc; No 8 oats, 171a@1Sc. Receipts. 10 cars !;
BARLEY-Common is quoted at 2a@24c;
mailing grades. 25@2Sc. Receipts, cars;
RYE-No. 2 rye is quoted at 34c Receipts,
cars; shipped none.
FLAX-The close was 73c. Receipts, Mime
apoIis. Il cars; Chicago, 80; Duluth, 1S1.
BUTTER = Creameries = Extras perfect
goods, 1S12@19c; frsts, lacking in flavor, al
most perfect 171a@1Sc; seconds, 15@16c; thirds
7qsc; limitations frsts, 15@16c; limitations,
seconds 12@13c. Dairies-Extras, packages
included, 1612917c; frsts, lacking in flavor,
sweet, 14@15c; seconds, 10G11c; roll and
print, fancy, 13q14c; roll and print, choice,
11@11Ac; packing stock, 61A@7c; grease but
ter, clean, &c.
EGGs-strictly fresh 17kc; cold storage
eggs, 151z@16c; seconds 6@sc Cases re-
turned, 12c less. Sales are made subject to
Gambling, with loss off rotten and broken
eggs.
CHEEsE-New York. full cream. 12c: Wis
consin, full cream, 1012c; state cheese, full
new cream, twins flats, fancy, 9@91@c;
twins or flats, good, 4@5c; twins or flats,
burger, No 2, 4@5c; brick, extra fancy, 900
1Oc; primost. No. 1, &C. primost, No. 2, 3@4c;
Young America, choice to fancy 9G10c;
Swiss. No. |, new, lie; Swiss, block, 1O@11c;
SKINS 2021bc