St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS IARkETs.
Chamber of Commerce,

Wheat arrivals were laage in the North
west, and aggregated 1910 cars at Mime
apols and Duluth, including Sunday. While
that was large, 1t was smaller in amount than
the average on Mondays since the crop began
TO move actively. Liverpool was weak with
small decline; and the lack OF foreign sup
port, while spring wheat moves so freely. re-
moves about all the support the market had.
The foundations of December continued,
and may run half through the week. If there
should come sudden and important break
early in the week it would precipitdIe the
end OF the December deal, anu M. hit lead TO
all earlier revival in prices. IL WAS argued
that when the spring wheat movement lets
up, large movement of winter wheat will
take its place. With ali these depressing
features, few hope even for an import
ant reaction until news takes different shape.
The early market for futures was lower than
Saturday, with unimpOrtant fluctuations
during most of the session, with December
ruling about T4l2c and May about Sic. An
increase above decreases, at the three Minnie
sofa receiving points, Minneapolis, Duluth
and st. Paul. amounted to about $3.50 U bu
for the week. Heavy shipments are ex-
pected from Duluth for he next few days,
charters for them having already been made.
The visible supply increased l,7229JO bu,
about what mad been expected.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
l hard November, 7714c: December, 77Ac;
May. S.l2c: on track, use; No. northern,
November, 7434c: December, 743sc; May,
Sic; on track. 7os4@76c; No. 2 northern,
November. Tic: December, Tie; May, 7Sc;
on track, 7l@73c.
There was only a moderate activity in teh
cash wheat market at the start. and the COM
mined receipts for the two days including
Sunday had the usual depressing effect
Buyers held off, and the talk of heavy in
crease in the visible supply statement encour-
aged them to expect lower prices. outside
markets did not change much before noon,
and the apathy OF millers forced prices down
a little. sales of No. northern ranged from
76iac del vered down to Toe on track. Some
export talk stimulated buying and shipping
some later. Receipts were 74S cars of wheat
and 81 cars were shipped. Duluth received
562 cars.
Car lot sales by sample-delive-ed: cars
No. 1 hard. (. o. b.. SAC: 4 cars No. l
cars No. hard, f. o. b., 7sl2c; 2 cars No.
hard. 77l2c; 2 cars No. hard. f. o. b., 7~c;
2 cars No. hard, 7Slsc; = ears No. hard,
76l2c: cars No. hard. 17a4c, 2 cars No.
cars No. l northern. o. t., 75s4c; II ears No.
northern, 76Ac; cars No northern, f.
o. D., nc; Is cars No. ! northern,
o. t, 75c; 7 cars No. L northern. o. t.,
15&c; cars No. northern, o. t.,
2 cars No. l northern, f. o. b., 76iEc; cars
No. l northern, o. W. b., 76e; ~ ears No. L
northern, 75S4c; 10 cars No. l northern to
arrive. delivered, 7584c; D cars No. north
ern, 7512c; 3 cars No. northern. 7.'l2c: =
No. northern, re; 2 cas- No. northern.
o. t., lilac; 3 cars No. , northern, 7jc; 2
cars No. northern, 72l2c: cars NO. 8, 7''c;
cars No. 3, +: o. b., 64l2c: cars No. 3,
re: cars No. 5, Use: cars No 3,
74c; 2 cars rejected. Gle; l car re-
jected. &c: 2 cars rejected. 6Oc;
cars rejected, 62l2c; car rejected, soc; 2
SIC; 9 cars rejected, (. o. b., Gle; 2 ears re-
jected, CSC: cars no grade, f. o. b., 59l2c;
cars no grade, 81: 2 ears no grade. 64c: 2
cars no grade, 62lzc: 9 cars no grade, 6Sc;
cars sample. 5Sl2c; cars sample, 64c; ?
cars sample, f. o. b., see; cars sample.
q C; = cars oats. f. o. b.. 2 !12c: GER OATS, (.
o. b., 224c: 2 cars oats, f. o. b., pc; car
oats, o. l.. 20s4c; car oats, :0l2c; ! car
screenings. 81 81; 2 car oats, zoe; cars
corn, 29c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
The added daily output of the mills
grinding to-dap will probably aggregate 26,-
AZ bbls. Patents. sacks to local dealers.
oS2 in TO ShiP :%ss l s car ey
cred at New England points. S5.4oG5: 80;
New York points, $3.50 40; delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, So. 25@5.35,
bakers. here, S3. 2j@3.6o; superfine. Sl.7O@
2.2j: red dog, sacks, Sl,1O@l .2o; red dog.
barrels, Sl.3J@i.5O.
Bran and Shorts-Bran was rather frmer
and i'll better request at 5 @6.25. Shorts
going pretty well at about S7@7.25, and
SOIne aL DI .OO- 1lecelptS, 10 lOuSs SHl pmenlS,
942.
Cora-Old corn was scarce and selling
higher, with considerable inquiry for it at
33@34c. New grain was offered freely at
2sl2c to arrive. Receipts, $50 blu; ship
ments. none.
Oats-Some thought the market little
firmer, but the range of sales for the same
quality was not much different from Saiur-
days prices. at 1919 DC tor the run of sam
pies. Receipts, 11,7OJ blu; shipments,
3, 800 blu.
Barley-Feed barley was going at about
23c. Some inquiry for the better grades,
nothing really choice offered. Receipts,
none; shipments. 2, 400 Blu.
WHEAT IN STORE.
The following table shows the wheat in
Minneapolis elevators Oh the dates named:
Nov. %. Nov. 10. Nov. 8.
1 hard ......-. $685. SO l11,Sl1 l43,909
l northern. A, 1I4 ,j34 1862, 81 3,133.I
2 northeru.... 62l.966 576,393 544.S9l
No 8. $500. 1853 It, 1903 1OO,l63
keie"ted..... 1886 1910 1926
S NO 1$s a s,5s4 o1 III, -
T nal Mpls. &c. l 9s. o42 1921 ,O71 4,99s.42o
S. Paul.. 295,m0 245 600 5000
Duluth. 2 1879, 453 2.7s4 ,I29 2,O64u64
Total. ..... 1858. 295 s.24o,2 47,257,4s4
Duluth stocks decreased last week .2S..6. g
Minneapolis and st. Paul increase. 727, 76T
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of -four
from Minneapolis, Jan. ! to da e, and same
time in 10 81 1889, 5,U99,6o9 bbls; 1883,
$3.50, 743 bbls.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection Of grain
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