St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-15
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Wheat Shows but Little Change
From Monday.

Cables came a shade higher and firm, and
vance over Mondays close. There was some
little buying early by pit traders, in expecta-
ton that Bradstreet's, would show a large
decrease in the worlds supplies, and the
price of May wheat advanced about a quarter
OF cent from the opening, but this buying
was not supported from the outside and the
price soon sagged off to around Mondays
close. Prices ranged follows:
lowest. May. 55@55@c
On Track-No. 1 hard, 542sc: No. / north
ern, 53%c; No: northern, 52ac.
Ss1kc;; May flax, sSc ~ -
Cash Sales Reported-No. 1 northern 81
L northern cars, to arrive, sac; No. 3
northern nor Is cars. 52%c; No. wheat, 2 cars,
No. wheat 2 cars, frosted. 4Sc; No 3 wheat,
3 cars, sic; No. wheat. cars, choice SIC !;
52Ic rejected Wheat % cars g w o 1sc o re
jected wheat, 1 car, 2 off, Acc; rejected wheat
cars off, Ale; rejected wheat, 2 cars, 2
rejected wheat 1 car, 2 off. 4s1ac; no grade,
l car off, Acc; no grade, l car, 2 Off 49lac
m Mo- 9sa car a SsHe No; cats
oats, car l6]4c; No. cats. car, mixed nike
15Ac; No 2 rye. 1 car, SOC.
FLOUR-There is no improvement in the
unchanged. First patents. 1903 40, accord
ing to quality; domestic baker goods, $3.50;
export bakers. $2GD2.25, according to grade
std aAamInere is mo no regular market and no
generally of rather inferior quality Sales
range from $3.50 down to $780, according to
quality.
CORN-The market was easy in sympathy
with the general weakness ruling in all
grains. basis of 1890 for No. white. To-
day it would be difficult to sell good ouaII-
sold at 22la@22Ac 'f'O'
OATS-The market ruled somewhat easy.
on the basis of 1890 for No. white. To
day 1t would be difficult to get 1910 No. 8
on spot sold at around 16c when of good quail
BARLEY-The market is quoted at 1Sa521c
according to quality. Little doing
R6EEThere were few in and sold
at 5Uc for NO. 2. General buyers were in The
market at 291sc for any quantity of that
FLAX-There is little doing locally. in this
article. The standing quotation is still about
SIC under Chicago price Close. S71sc. "0ou'
BUTTER-Receipts continue liberal. Cream
eries-EXtras, faultless goods. 22c; extra.
onds. fairly good. sweet 15Gp16c; creamer5es
thirds, 1O@11c. Dairies-Extras, perfect goods
Tic; frsts. lacking in flavor, sweet. 13114c:
CHEESE : The market is quiet. Sbarn
goods selling slow and unsatisfactory. Fancy
makes in fair request in small way. Twins.
cream, colored. 3@6c; bricks. extra fancy. 11m
111ac: brick, No l fancy, 9@10c.
EGGS = No change in sentiment noted
Strictly fresh cases included 151b@16c: fresh
fall held. 13@14c; cold storage, No 1 stock
12c; cold storage, No. stock, 8@10c. Cases
returned 1Ac less Sales are subject to cand-
ling loss Off
POULTRY-Turlkeys cleaning up nicely at
quotations; chickens slow. stocks being heavy
and buyers only taking small fots; ducks and
geese moving satisfactorily.
DRESSED POULTRY-Young fancy chick
ems. sG9c; hens, per h.. 7@71Ac; chickens
poorly dressed, fair to good. 5@6c; mixed
| coops, 71a@Sc; turkeys. fat. choice, 1Oc; tur-
keys. medium to choice. S@9c
LIVE PoULTRY-Receipts light Chickens,
! mixed coops, 7c; turkeys 7c; geese 7e; ducks
&c.
DRESSED MEATS--Thc demand is light
and first of the week accommodations not clean
ing UP readily. Hogs show more activity and
values are fTmer. Veal, fancy, SIC; veal
fair 10 good. 5@6c: veal, poor, 4@5c; mutton,
country dressed, 4@4l4c; bucks. 2h9Slkc:
-rtn 'a,,Ds. neits Off sGIe1lc: hogs country
dres 7ed. 4Mc: beef country dressed &c; hogs.
heavy. coarse 3h@4c.