St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

The wheat market opened weak ana lower
on big receipts in the Northwest. better
weather for marketing, and expected lii eral
increase in the visible. News was mostly of
a weakening character. Cables were dull,
with holders of wheat in Liverpool reported
TO be unwilling TO make concessions. Re-
ports from other wheat eenters were cosby
Of the doings Of traders but none of them
contained news calculated to move prices TO
any great extent i'll either direction. After
the opening prices advanced steadily until
about the noon hour, when they
were at nearly the same point as the
exporters loking around for wheat, with fair
prospect of doing something during the day.
There were some foreign buying orders re-
ported in Chicago. few at Duluth and some
buying for outside mills at Minneapolis.
When the visible supply was reported it
showed an increase OF /, 205, 900 Blu, and be-
ing smaller than had been expected, was the
cause of some frmness. The aggregate ar.
rivals at Minneapolis and Duluth were ! 1929
cars about 100 more than week ago for the
corresponding day, and about 100 less than
the corresponding day two weeks ago. The
country movement has fallen Off sharply with
the late stormy weather. Toward the close
the demand was good and prices firm. Flee
tons at Chicago and New York close their
markets tomorrow.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
] hard. November, 77l2c: December. Use;
May, s3c: on track. 77lac. No. ! northern.
NOfcluOSE, f4I2Ct DSCGuUtE, fOSbSs May
sUssc; on track. 75l2@76c. No. northern.
on track. 7O@73c.
Receipts Of wheat for the two days includ.
ing Sunday were $40 cars, and 100 were
shipped out, against receipts posted last
Monday Of 764 cars, and shipments Of l47.
There was less activity than usual during the
first hour, and some sellers were inclined TO
accept shade lower prices especially on
some of the lower grades. When the visible
,lxy cfn1 fhn aud x71d
some. and selling became more active, though
at no advance in prices The range Of No.
northern was 75ta075Ac, with the bulk
going at half. Later on q few lots were
closed out lower. TO avoid carrying over. Du,
luth received 573 cars. against 621 posted
last Monday. It
Car lot sales by sample. delivered: cars
No. hard, o. W. b., nc; 2 cars No. hard.
76Ac; cars No I hard, 4. Q. b.. 77l2c;A
cars No. l hard. 77c; 2 cars No. hard. +. o.
cars No. 1 hard, I. o. b.. Use; 2 cars No.
northern, o. t, 76c; IL cars No. northern,
76c; 50 cars No. northern, 75Ae; ls cars
No. ! northern, o. t.. 75l2c; 2o6 cars No. ]
b., 76c; cars No. northern. 0. W. b., 75lse;
75lsc; 2 cars No. / northern, 76Ae;
cars No. l northern 4. O.. b., 76l2e;
10 cars No. 2 northern. 73c: 6 cars No. Q
northern. re; 2 cars No. 2 northern. I. o. b.
delivered, Use; 2 cars No. 2 northern. 73lze:
cars No. northern, 72lsc; 2 cars No. 2
northern, 4. o. b., 72l2c; cars No: north
ern, 7ll2c; 2 cars No. 9 northern, zoe; 8 cars
No. 2 northern, 74c: 4 cars No. 2 northern,
Csc: 2 cars No. 3, CSC: 2 cars No. 3. +. o. b..
65I2c; 2 cars No. 3. Csc; Gears rejected, I. o.
b., SIC; 2 cars rejected, I. o. b.. 45c: 2 cars
rejected, o. t., 69l2c: 2 cars rejected.
3 ears rejected, 67Iac: cars rejected, T. o.
b., sac; ears rejected. f. o. b., 55e; cars
rejected, &c; 9 cars rejected, sc; cars
rejected, CSC; car rejected, SIC; cars re-
jected, 5oc; S cars rejected. 60c; 2 cars re-
jected, Soc; l car rejected. soc; cars sam.
pie, 74l?c; 2 cars no grade. (. o. b., 55c;
car No, white oats. 21i2c; L car oats o. t.,
1912c; l car oats, o. t., 1Slsc; 1 car No. 3
OATS o. t., 20l2c; 4 cars oats. 21c; car oats.
2UAc: ears oats, 2Jc; l car oats. I. o. b..
2ohc.
FLOUR IND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The following mills were running
yesterday: PhgniX, Washburn A. B and G.
bia, Cataract st. Anthony. Northwestern,
Holly, Standard, Petit, Excelsior, Galaxy,
Crown Roller. Minneapolis and Humboldt.
The added daily output Of the twenty mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
1920 barrels. Patents. sacks TO local dealers,
$4.95@5; patents to ship. sacks, car lots.
S44a@4.60; In barrels, 81 .6OI4. 80; deliv.
cred at New England points, s.. 3G05. 10;
New York points, So. 2,05.3O; delivered at
Philadelphia and BALTIMORE S5.l5@5. %;
bakers here, So. 2503.6O; SupeTfne, $l.7O0
2.25: red dog, sacks, $l.1O0 %; red dog.
barrels, 81 350l.5O.
Bran and Shorts-Market was steady FOR
both bran and shorts; bran quoted 5000. 70
az for coarse, S7.2507.75 for fine. Ship
ments, 695 TONS
Corn-Fair offerings and light demand at
3 @3Ol9c and tic for good No. 3. Receipts,
l,s00 blu: shipments Q 400 pu.
Oats-Fair demand with considerable offer
ing and choice held firmly and selling pretty
well at l902Ic for fair mixed and white;
some very choice held az 22c, and some poor
mixed offered at iSc. Receipts, 81, $50 blu;
shipments, 2, 700 bu.
Barley-Some choice barley held at 500
SIC: good, 4O045e: for poor lots little de-
mand at any price. Receipts, 2,4OO blu;
shipments, 2,40U bu.
Feed-Quoted at S12@12.50.
4,OOO bu. Quoted at SI.23ls; Chicago.
Sl.29la.
Hay-Receipts, 1T tons. The market was
steady at S707.50 for good to choice wild;
fair. S6(Q7; for poor. little demand.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments OF -four
from Minneapolis, Jan. ! to date and same
time in 1S8 S: 1883. 4,6oo.49l pblsi 1888,
$3.50, 100 bbls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road, 15S cars;
Omaha, 2i3 cars; Minneapolis Il ST. Louis,
70 cars; Manitoba, $40 cars; Northern Pa
cific, go Gals; Chicago, st. Paul & Kansas
City, car; 500 line, 80 cars.
FLOUR sHIJ MENTs.
Milwaukee railroad, l,430 bbls; Omaha,
5.1ll bbls; Manitoba, 25J bbls: St. Paul u
Duluth, 500 bbls; Northern Pacific, 125
bbls: Chicago, Burlington d Northern, 800
bbls; Eastern Minnesota, 4,655 bbls; 500
line, 6,007 bbls.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. -
Eo1lorripU is tho state iuepactiOr Of grain