The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Wheat Trade Was Dull After an
Early Bulge.

Ihere was rather dull trade in speculative
wheat yesterday after a bulge at the opening
WhIcn prought September wheat up to SIC. Al
mat price there was quite liberal realizing and
the market sagged off about &c when the
movement OF prices became rather rapid be-
tween narrow limits. At 1890 the price was al
a point even with the close on Saturday Rain
tnrougnout the winter wheat country was the
principal bulllsh news Closing quotat ions
We're: No hard, 0. t.. 573sc; No. l northern
July, 5c5sc; September 555sc; December, 575sc
Q. l., 569sc; No. 2 northern, o. t., 555sc Cash
safes, by sample and otherwise, included the
following sales: so cars No. 1 northern, SIC;
H. ioooV bu; NO. northern to arrive, $3.50; 3,7O(
6u No. northern to arrive, SIC; Is cars No.
l northern to arrive 57c cars No. north
ern, 56Ac; cars No. 2 northern, SIC; II cars
E no; 3 5sAc; ! car mo. 8, 54c; cars No. 8,
e zee l car NO. 8 55Ac3 cars No. 8, frosted,
DC; ears No. 8, 53e31 car No. 8, frosted
521sc; cars rejected, 531a; / car, no grade
bln-burned, 4Oc; cars rejected lbs off. SAC:
oo car ~ no, oats to arrive 171sc; car No.
rye, 271ac; l car rye, thin, zee; car No 8
rye, 26Ac; cars No. 2 rye, 27Ac.
CASH WHEAT = A sharp demand from
local mihers for standard grade and hest
qualities of No. 2 northern were prominent
features of this market. Sellers started in
selling early and in this they were fortu-
nate, for in very few moments futures had
dropped almost &c. The premium paid for
No. l northern over September was from 1c
When futures were at high point to 11c
after the decline had been registered Futures
stood at 56c and 5512c when sales were largely
made. No. 2 northern sold at 1b02c Under
No. 1. No. wheat of desirable milling dual
ity was traded at INC to PIC under standard
grade. Low grades dragged. An active call
exists for No. northern to arrive at nc
over September and better. Receipts. 236
cars; shipped, %.
FLOUR-FirstS patents quoted at So. 4o6D3. 60
per Dbl; second patents at $3.3003. 40: first
clears, $2.70Q2.SO; second clears;7 $4,000. As;
low grade and red dog flour at the rates of
$1@1O5 per Dbl in jute. Flour shipments,
SO, 1926 bbls.
HAY-Coarse and off-color hay is quoted
at $25O@S.50 per tom medium, $405; choice
to fancy, $5.50@6.50; timothy, $9Q950. Re
CORN-No. 8 yellow was quoted at 24@241ac;
No. corn, 2S@231sc. Receipts, 2 cars;
OATS-No. white are quoted at 17%@1Sc;
No. oats at 17@17Ac. Receipts, rs cars;
shipped, 8.
BUTTER : Extras, perfect goods, 13hc;
seconds, 1O@11c; thirds. 8@9c; limitations,
frsts, 10G11c; limitations, seconds, S09e.
Diaries Extras, 11k@12c; firsts, lacking in
flavor, sweet, 9@10c; seconds, 71z@Sc.
Ladies : Extras, 10c; packing stock, grass
bbls, &c; grease butter, clean, &c.
EGGS-Strictly fresh, 812@834c; seconds, 6
@612c. Cases returned, 12c less. Sales are
made subject to Gambling, with loss off on
rotten and broken eggs.
CHEESE-Full new cream twins or flats,
fancy, 61207c; twins or flats, choice, 41a@5c;
twins or flats, good. 5@4c; twins or flats,
sharp, 1@2c; brick, extra fancy, 8@S11c; Linn
burger, No. /, 71k@Se;1 Limburger No. g. 40
Sc; primost, No. 1, i5G512c primost, No. 2,
3@4c; Young America. choice to fancy, S1z
@912c; block SWISS No. 1, 1O@11c; skins,
2@21ac. xii
Received-Wheat, 236 cars 167, 800 bu; corn,
LOO bu; oats, 29,250 bu; barley, LOO bu; rye,
5000 bu; flax, 1O4o bus -four. AIS bbls; mill
stuffs, SO tons; hay, So TONS fruit, 800
lbs merchandise, 1,7S267O lbs; lumber, Is
cars; posts and piing, cars; barrel stock,
8 cars; machinery, 4S1 $50 lbs; coal 6Os tons;
wood, SO cords; brick, 100000; lime, l car;
cement. 1000 bbls; ghousehold goods 10000
lbs; stone and marble, 8 cars; live stock,
cars; dressed meats 600 lbs; hides, pelts,
etc., 80 900 lbs; WOOL 38, 900 lbs; railroad ma
terial, Is cars; sundries, % cars. Car lots,
6S6.
Shipped Wheat, % cars, 21,56o bu; oats
$3.50 blu; barley 2,46o tbu; rye, l, 4So bu; oil,
81, 500 lbs; flour, SO, 1926 bbls millstuffs, ,219
tons fruit, 199 200 lbs; merchandise, .69S ,22O
| lbs lumber 81 cars; machinery, ga 800 lbs;
wood, 16 cords; lime, ! car; cement, 300 bbls;
household goods, 5000 lbs; pig iron, 20 cars;
ties, cars; butter, %, 400 lbs; hides. pelts.
etc.. 1890 lbs; wool, 959,171 lbs; railroad
materials, l car; sundries, 16 cars. Car lots,
1853.