The Irish standard., 1897-02-06
TIE MARKETS,
Range Of Price.

AZ Range Of Price.
The following was the range of price
for wheat in Minneapolis Thursday:
Z Feb. May July
Opening ). ...... -. 1871 TAN
Highest ......... 80, -74@74h rs
Lowest .......... 80. I'M 7S1s
Close.
Today TN 72K@5a 1917
Yesterday ......73A 73A@% 74A@%
Year ago ......60 62h 631h Y
On track--No. l, Hard, TING; No. l.
Northern, 72Ac;No. 2, Northern, 70Ac.
February oats, 1870.
FLOUR-First patents are quoted at
$415@4.35 per brl; second patents, $40
4.20; first clears, $3.3o@3.e0; second
clears, $2.3o@250; low grade and red
dog flour at the rate of $9@9.25 per ton
in jute. Flour shipments 7,277 brls.
FEED AND MEAL-No. / feed is
quoted at 81. Is per ton; No. 2, So; No.
3, 1925; coarse corn meal and cracked
corn, $7.25; graduated corn meal at the
rate of $1.20 per brl.
HAY-No material improvement has
occurred and the same dull tone contln-
ues to characterize the market. Rather
liberal receipts were another weakening
feature of the market, and tended to de-
press it to-day. There is a moderate call
for timothy, with little coming in.
Choice to fancy is quoted at IS. @5.50
per ton; coarse to medium, $3.50@4.5O;
timothy, s6.5o@7.
CORN-No. yellow is quoted at ITO
1Sc; new corn, 13@15hc.
OATS-No. 8 white are quoted at 100
1910; No oats, 15h@15Ac.
BARLEY-Mixers are the buying ele-
ment at present in the market. This of
course causes low prices to prevail, as
they will pay no more for good qualities
than the poorer grades. Quoted at 2211
@23c, according to weight.
I7LAX--Lost a full cent. Receipts
here were too light to permit of the
transaction of much business. One sale
was made to arrive at 721ac. The close
was re.
GENERAL PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamerie
Extras, perfect goods >..... 10
Cold storage extras. ....... Is OLA
Firsts, lacking in favor, al
most perfect. II
Seconds. ........... go. 10 OLA
L ulIuS. .'..s..ssp y W
limitations, frsts.. ....... 10. OLA
limitations, seconds. ....... @1O
Dairies-
Extras, packages included. Is @16
Firsts, lacking in flavor, swt IL" @13 .
Seconds 8. @10
Roll and Print, fancy...... IL @l3
Roll and Print, choice, sweet IL OH
Air-struck goods.... %
Old butter reworked into rolls, 1c less
than packing stock.
GrG1Sc outer, ClGdU. y w
EXtraS ........ ~
Il lISIS... .s'.ss..s u w v ~
Packing stock. ......... 6h@7
EGGS-Strictly fresh..... II OH
Cold storage, accord. to pual 10 OIL
SECONDS W%o
Cases are returned, Zee less. Sales are
made subject to candlng, with loss off
on rotten and broken eggs.
CHEESE
New York, full cream 800. 1ok@11
MINI. or Wis, full cream,
twins or flats, fancy. 1o@A11
Twins or flats, choice. ...... 8 %
Twins or flats, sharp. ..... 40
Limburger, No. 1. ......... 9 @10
Limburger, No. 2.......... 3 o.
Brick, extra fancy. 10 @1ok
Primost, No. 1............ q 6h
Primost, No. 2............ 3 o.
Young America, choi to fan 8 @10
Swiss No. 1, new.......... 1oh@11
Swiss; blocl1.... Observation-Disclosures. lO IL
Skins :. 2 @ 21h
DRESSED POULTRY
Fowls, choice. .,........... 6R
Springs, fancy. 61k@7
Springs fair to good ...... 6 q 6h
BOOSTERS, old ..............
Turkeys, fancy selected hens
and young toms. ......... az
Turkeys, fair to good. ..... q @8
Turkeys, heavy old toms.. @8
Turkeys, culls. 4 @5
Ducks choice to fancy. 8 @10
Geese, choice. ............. 20 TX
DRESSED MEATS,
Veal, strictly fancy. 61a@
Fair to good. 80. ........
Mutton, country dressed.... S @ 6k
Bucks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 q 31a
Lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4k@7
Hogs, country dressed, light
and clean. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Hogs, clean, medium..... 3
Hogs, clean, heavy........ ~
Beef country dressed........ 3 q 3h
LIVE STOCK