St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-06
MINNEAPOLIS sIARkETs.
The Bulls RecaptuEe the Grain
Pf.s.

:; There was an active ctrade again yesterday
IN wheat futures, with prices again higher.
me opening price was about &c up from
Iuesdays close and from that point there
was rapid jump of 14ac before the first hour
OF the session was passed. The REPORTS com
ing today were just as buliish as those we're
Dearlsh which came Tuesday.The elevators
are again in the market as buyers M cash
wheat, and they are more anxious for these
goods than they have been for some time
past They are beginning to ship that wheat
Wnlch was sold to Chicago parties few
days ago. About 80 cars went. Following
are closing quotations.: No. hard, on track
Gle; No. / northern, February, Sic: No i
northern, May, 621sc; No. northern, July
northern, Sc. Cash sales by sample and 9TH
erwise, included the following: / car No
hard. &c; 81 cars No. l northern. 601sc;
cars No. 1 northern, 60Ac 6 cars No. /
northern. &c., cars No. 1 northern. 60Mc;
cars NO. northern, Gle; cars No. l
northern to arrive, Coo; 20, COO blu No. 1 north
ern to arrive, 6Oc; 1900 blu No. l northern
to arrive, 616c; car No. northern to ar
rive. 60Ac; 1 car No. l northern to arrive.
Gle; / car No. l northern to, arrive, size;
L car No. northern to arrive 601ac; 8 cars
No. northern, 591sc; cars No. northern,
5SAc; l car No. northern, 59c; l No.
2 northern, $3.50: cars No. 2 northern
choice, 6013c; cars No. northern. 6OAc:
2 cars No. northern. frosted Sc; car No.
FLOUR-Prices for first patents run from
$3.3o9360 per Dbl; second patents $3.15@
3.45; first clears are selling at $3.50 per Dbl;
second clears at $21092.20.
HAY-Prices range from $3.50 to $3.50 for
choice hay. without much regard to grade.
CORN-One sample car OF No. yellow
sold at 231Ac.
OATS-No. white sold at 1SAe; No. 8
were IN fair demand at 17%@1Sc.
BARLEY-Prices are quoted at 20G23c.
RYE-Price was 34c.
FLAX-The local quotation was sec.
EGGS-Strictly fresh, 121a91Sc; cold stor-
age, No. l. 7GDSc; cold storage, No. stock.
5G6c. Cases returned. 1ac less. Sales are
subject TO Gambling, loss off.
CHEESE-Twins, full cream, Minnesota, LOG
1C1Gc; Minnesota, s1A@1Oc; brick. No. /
fancy, 9G1Oc: brick, No. 2. 4@5c; limburger,
lie; limburger, No. 2, S@9c: Primost, No.
1, 51a@6c; Primost, No. 2. 4c: Young America,
DRESSED POULTRY-Young, fancy chick
ems, 1Ol5@11c: hens, Alb, 9@91ac; chickens,
poorly dressed. fair tosgood. e9614c; mixed
eoops, 6@61zc; turkeys, fat choice lie; tur-
awags, 5GD6c; ducks, per ID. lie; geese. per
ID. 0c.Frozen poultry lie less.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chiekens. mixed coops,
DRESSED MEATs-veai, fancy. &C.; veal
fair to good, 5G51Ac; veal; poor, 4@5c; NUT
ton, country dressed, 4g4!sc: bucks. 21ag31ac:
dressed, 41.@4alc; beef country dressed. &c;
hogs, heavy, coarse. 4944e.
bs sMb Fer 5oz Ps5 gan Daets SEQ
wings. s1.50G1.75; mixed. per .doz. $1.5oq2;
geese. per doz. So; brant. per doz $4q450;
Jack zape Sc small snips toc tame pig
75c@s1: jack rabbits. large, clean. $l.75Q2:
jack rabbits. dirty, mussed; s191.2o; squir-
rels. Coo: rabbits, small white. 40g50c;
FlSH-Black bass. 10611c; pike. 5ia@6c;
pickerel, 4@4lac small fish, &c; croppies, &c;
dressed hullheads. DC; @hftefsh, inland, 394c
minneapolis Horse Market.
Barrett & Zimmerman's report: Horses
large stock hand. Receipts heavy. and
demand steady. Private demands active
Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin were bid.
ders at today's auction, and farm stock and
general purpose horses sold readily at fair
prices Representative sales:
Pr farm mares, yrs service sound. 600 s12O
Pr draft horses. 5 and yrs. sound.
Pr bay coach horses. yrs, sound. ex
ira --.....-..-..... 400 20
Fifty-tve general purpose horses to city
trade; 3 to yrs. service sound, LOCO to 1,4eo
One hundred and twenty-five farm horses
and mares. 8 to 8 yrs. sound and service
sound, LEO to 1.50o lbs, s35 to SIS a head.
American Wool Market.
BOSTON. Feb. 5.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool
trade: The sales during the period In the
three principal markets have amounted to
1864 200 lbs. of which 2.071 500 were domestic
wool The market has been quiet. as was the
case in January. This was true in every de-
partment of trade, the condition being by no
means accumulated in the wool market, which,
all things considered exhibited remarkable
firmness and strength. Thessales since Janu-
ary have amounted to 32.671.7 100 lbs, against
20, 269, 765 in the same peff0f&of 1895.
Real Estntesrrxn.fer..
VIM B Martin and wiz TIP A STAN
ton, 1t |. blk 10. Merrlm bark. s., 600
Mary Refs to George ,feis. 1t 1, blk 81,
d lIyin's enlargement TxREe & Twins -
Nels P Olson to F Iasyal 1t g. Ken
nedy's subd blk &c. Ibymsn Dayton,s
add 49,; ........... OPT. ........ 700
] M Hawthorne. administrator to C C
Evans. 1t IA, blk 1. st Clair Street and
Short Line Plat No. 1 add............. GOO
Total four transfers ............... So, $40