The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 24.-The butter mar
Ket Is little stronger today, with prices held
higher for the best grades. Creameries-The
receipts are small and the market firm at
small ADVANCE In prices. Fancy makes are
scarce, ana are selling readily at 20c for ex-
tras and 19cs for frsts, with not enough com
Ing 1It to fully supply the demand. Diaries
The market is firm. Extras are quoted at
l8c, with ready demand at that price Some
makes that are in small packages and extra
nice sell att better prices. Other grades are
selling wellda quotations. Roll Butter-Roll
butter is not coming in freely. Fresh, sweet
STOCK is salab1e at 9Q10c, according to condi-
ton, and fancy at 14Q15c. Packing Stock
common packing stock is selling at &c. Fresh
ing a little more
EGGS-The market is not quite so firm to-
day. Receipts are moderate and the demand
only fair. . Quotations are: Strictly fresh
laid, cases included loss off, 1S1bGiSc; sec
onds, cases included, S@9c; cold storage, No.
l, 17c.- Cases returned, Hc off.
CHEESE-The market is firm on fancy
cheese Offerings are moderate, and there is
a good trade.
LIVE POULTRY-The market for live
poultry is light, the demand being almost
entirely for dressed stock Country shippers
should be careful in regard to the condition
of their coops before shipping. They should
be closely examined and bottoms and cleats
securely nailed ON. More or less-stock is lost
In transit by using old, WORKOUT coups, and
this causes a discrepancy in weights.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-The demand for
fancy turkeys is active and prices are ruling
higher. Fair to good stock is going, out slow
ly, the demand being confined TO the best.
Fancy chickens sell well at -5@512c. Medium
is hardh to sell at PRICES quoted. Ducks are
In good demand and sell little higher,
re NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Flour-Recepts, A.
600 bbls; exports, S,197 bbls; more active and
stronger with the rise in wheat. Rye flour
firm and active. Buckwheat -four easy. Buck
wheat, quiet. Cornmeal quiet. Rye firm;
No. Western; i46Q4612c. Barley dull; feeding
2SAQ29c. Barley malt quiet. Wheat-Receipts,
147, 100 blu; spot strong; No 1 hard, 947sc;
options opened easy but made big advance
during the day and closed 11h023sc higher;
No red, November, closed $3.50; December,
500 bu; exports, 1876, 254 bu; spot dull No 2,
2912c; options dull and barely steady closing
unchanged to 1sc lower; November closed
2sAc; December, 29ss @2s1sc, closed 291hc
Oats-Receipts,, IS, 800 bu; exports, 67,273 blu:
spot quiet but firm; No. 2, 231k 02S1ac: options
quiet, closing ssQ12c net higher; May closed
2612c; December, 2314423a4c closed 23Ac Hay
dull. Hops firm Hides quiet Leather
steady. Wool quiet. Beef firm. Cut meats
easy. Lard steady. Pork steady Tallow
steady. Cottonseed oil easy Petroleum
weak Rosin steady; Turpentine quiet. Rice
steady. Molasses steady. Pig iron steady.
Copper firm. Tin firm. Spelter firm. Coffee
options opened quiet, with May unchanged:
other months 500 points lower; closed dull
points higher to 5 points lower; sales 5, $50
bags including December, 9.20c; March, $500;
spot coffee, 1tRio. dull; No. jobbing, 1O1bc
invoice, 10c;4 mild quiet; Cordova, 151a0171Ic:
sales, 1,200s bags Maracaibo P T. Sugar
raw quiet; refined quiet.