St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03
WOODFORD & Hill BROOK,
GRAIN G MeRcHA SlY rs
Clrn Exchange, Minneapolis, MINI.
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber ofConnmerce.

There was considerable wheat delivered OH
December contracts, but less than had been
expected, estimated not to exceed 100000
bu. Chicago reported deliveries of above
1000, 900 bu. and New York nearly twice as
much. After the deliveries OF the morning
were over. prices that had been barely steady
were firmer. advancing 10 81 s4c May, ana
75c December. VII o e with q. good demand
there was some steadness. May offerings
were not large. and the demand was quite
good. Arrivals at Minneapolis and Duluth
amounted to 1,279 ears for the two days,
with 8; ears shipped from Minneapolis. The
smaller movement by railroad. and little
moving in the country from farmers bins
tenued 10 cate more tirmhess, giving ret
ter tone To futures. Prices averaged @ frac-
ton higher than Saturday.
Following are the closing quotations: NO.
/ hard. November, 17Ac: January. 1S4c;
May, Sic: on track. 7S@D ol2c: No. north
ern. November. Use: January. 76c; May,
Slss@Sla4c; on track, nc; No. northern,
November. 72c; January. 72l2c, May, 7sc;
on Z! ack. 72QD74c.
The demand for samples was good for the
upper grades at full prices. For the lower
grades the market was rathes SLOW. The
local receipts for the TWO days amounted to
69O cars and 81 cars were shipped. It was
claimed by receivers that, as compared with
a week ago, wheat below No. was 2@5e d
bu lower. relatively, than the upper grades.
Some inquiry was noted for lower grades To
ship and q little for other purposes. The
offerings of them seemed TO be larger than
usual, with some pressure TO sell. Local
millers bought most of the choice wheat, with
some going to outside mills. although MAX
ing demand for it rather better than the
latter part of the previous week.
Car lot sales by sample, delivered: cars
No. hard. 7-lSc; cars No. hard, zee; 2
cars No. hard. o. t., 79c; as ears No. l
northern, o. t., TIC; 2 cars No. 1 northern,
z. lac: % cars No. l northern, 76s4c; cars
No. / northern, T6l2c; IL cars No. L north
-n. M 4
76l2c; % cars No. l northern, l2c; cars
No. northern, nc: 45 cars No. northern,
NC; 2 cars No. 2 northern, choice, 76c; 2
cars No. 2 northern. 75l2c; e cars No
74l2c; Bears No. 2 northern. 73c; 2 cars
No. northern, o. t., 75c; ears No. north
ern, O. t.. 7lI2c: 9 cars No. northern. 74c;
ears No. 8, nc: cars No. 3, 67l2c; cars
No. 3. 71c: 2 cars rejected. 66c; car re-
jected, q C; cars rejected, 64c; cars re
jected. CSC; Gears rejected Id dockage. Csc;
= cars rejected, o. t.. CSC; :. cars rejected,
re; 2 cars rejected, 64c; cars no grade, I.
o. b., 59l2c; 3 cars no grade, l. o. D., 59c
8 cars no grade. +. o. b., 62c: car oats, I. o.
l9I2c: car No. corn. yellow, Use; L car
corn, t. @. b., yellow. 2SI2c; l car corn, no
grade, 27l2c; car corn. new. 27c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output OF mills
grinding to-day will probably aggregate "a
$50 bbls.
Flour-Was dull and prices steady, with con-
siderable moving to Eastern consumers.
Stocks with them are claimed TO be quite
moderate. though with the amounts on the
way will keep them along: with ijttle buy
ing OF fresh lots until after the holidays.
The output promises to be fair for the i'm
mediate future. Patents, sacks to local deal
ers. SI.~' 05; patents to ship, seeks, car lots,
S4.50@4.7O; in barrels. S4.T0@4. 80; de-
livered at New England points, SD @5.5J:
New York points, $5.3l@5.4U: deliye red at
Philadelphis and Baltimore, 50. 25Q5. 30 {;
bakers here. 49, 25@3 so: superfine. Si.700
2.25: red dog. SACKS, 81. log .25; red dog
bbls Sl.35@l.5
Bran and Shorts-The market was steady
for bran at about S6@6.25 for bulk. with
shorts firm at S7.25@7.5O in bulk. Ship
ments. $40 tons.
Corn-The corn market was slow, with
offers to sell new quite freely at 2Sc, but bid
ders were slow at about 2702Il2c for fair
grinding stock. Receipts. 24.OOO bu; ship
ments, 5000 bu.'
Oats-The buying was slow, at about 200
2Ol2c for most samples, and general range
on track. Receipts, $50" bu; shipments.
g. 500 blu.
Barley-Business remained dull with poor
lots taken slowly for feed at about 23c, and
better variously quoted at s 6I42c fur the
run of samples. Receipts, 6,6OU bu; ship
ments, 2, 400 Blu.
Flax-Receipts. 1000 bu; shipments, j. 900
bu. Quoted. SIPS; Chicago, Sl.34.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments OF flour
from Minneapolis. Jan. to date and same
time in 1888:
1889, bbls. .2O6. 26s 1883, bbls..6 ,463, COL
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection Of grain
in Minneapolis for the past twenty-four
hours: