The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Flood of Buying Orders Doomed
Wheat Prices.

There was a food Of buying in the wheat
market yesterday which lifted the price Of
december to a point somewhat above 76c be-
lore lore the close OF the first half Of the noon
and showed good advances for the day. Offer
lngs were light and in presence of such good
Duylhg the price advanced easily. Closing
quotations were: No hard, O. t., 791ac; No.
l northern, Nov, 1880; Dec, 771a@775sc; May.
Sl7sc; o. t., 78Ac; No. northern o. t., 7614c.
t Gasn sales by sample and otherwise include
arrive, 75c; %, 900 bu No. l northern to arrive
Zoe; 5000 blu No. northern to arrive, 75%c;
$500 bu No. northern to arrive, rs; 5000 bu
NO. northern mol, to arrive, 75Ac; 20OO blu No.
ern to arrive, 761ac; $500 bu No. northern to
arrive, 7672c; cars No. northern to arrive.
toAc; 500 bu No. l northern to arrive, TIC;
I car No. l northern to arrive, 77c 900 bu
NO. l northern to arrive, TIC; " cars No.
l northern, 75c; 20 cars No. 1 northern, 76c
cars NO; ! northern. 1870; 1 car No l
northern, fo12c; 10 cars No. 1 northern 75Hc;
l car sample wheat, lbs off, roc; car No.
2 northern 73c: 8 cars No. 2 northern, 731sc:
! car No Nc. northern, 74c; cars No. 2 north
e ear' NJ l'5c; o4t cars No northern. 7414c;
ern, 79Ac; car No g. 74c; 8 cars No. 5. 701Sc:
l car rejected lbs off, 66c; car rejected
IDS on, &c; l car rejected, lb off, f. o. b.,
&c; car rejected, 2 lbs off, 6Oc; 2 cars re.
Jecte9' IDS on, Doc; l car rejected, 2 lbs off,
o0c; car no grade, lbs off, Tic; 1 car no
grade, lbs off, &c; 8 cars no grade, 2 lbs
No. 9 oats, 1870; cars No. oats, 16Ic; /
car No. oats, tic; car No. white oats,
dfAc; car No. 3 white oats 171Ac; / car No.
black oats, 14c; car No. 2 rye 321bc.
car No. rye to arrive, S2c; / car No. rye.
ley 23c.
CASH WHEAT-The premium over Deem
per for standard grade was again advanced
today. Sales of l northern were freely made
at a4@Bc over December, and in a few cases
as nigh as lc premium was paid. This plainly
demonstrates tie fact that the demand is vast
y improved Another factor of significance is
the falling off in receipts as compared with
year ago. No. northern and wheat are
quoted at 1A@2c and 3@6c under No. !, re-
specuVely. The quotation on the latter
grade applies only to the best milling yari-
cites. rosted wheat is unpopular and sells
at low values. The same is true with regard
TO off grades. Receipts, 423 cars; shipped, 81.
FLOUR-First patents are quoted at 81 100
4:30 per Dbl; second patents, S.. $500 O5: first
clears, $3.15Q3. rs; second clears, 81. 1907. IS
per ton IN !ute Flour shipments, So, sos bbIs.
HAY-Coce to fancy s60c. so per ton
coarse to medium, $4G5.5O timothy, $76
7.50. Receipts 80 tons WV
CORN-Feed millers constitute The b,,v;ng
sdde' NO. yellow is quoted at 24c No. 3.
25c, Receipts, cars; shipped none.
ga ao-No. Whlte are quoted at 17@171ac;
No oats, 161z@17c Received, % cars;
ARLEY-sQuoted at 211h@22c for common.
and z4q2Gc for mailing grades. Receipts, Ii
BUTTER : Creameries Extras. perfect
goods, 1S@1S1zc; frsts. lacking in flavor, al
most perfect, 17q171ac; seconds, 150151Ic
seconds, 11@12c. Dairies-Extras, packages in
cluded, 16c; frsts, lacking in favor. sweet.
1ag15c; seconds, 1Oq11c; roll and print fancy,
Ladles-Extras, &c., firsts, lie; packing stock
SIC; grease butter, cclean, &c.
EGGS@Strictly fresh, 161ac; cold storage
eggs, 1S@l4c; seconds, 6@sc; cases returned
"a d. =,
with loss off on rotetn and broken eggs.
CHEESE-New York full cream, 12c; Wis
consin, full cream, 10c; state cheese, full new
flats, good, 4@5c; twins or fats, sharp, 2@3c;
Limburger, No. 1, &c; L 'mburger, No. q 4d5c;
brick, extra fancy 914@1Oc; Primost. No. l.
&c; Primost, No. 2. 3@4c; Young America,
choice to fancy, 9@10c; Swiss, No /, new
lie; Swiss, block, 10G11c; skins, 2@215c.