St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-13
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of COmmerce.

Cables were firm, with showery weather re-
ported in England. The demand for wheat
fered sparingly. California wheat was a
fraction higher. Most public cables quoted
firmer than some private ones. The visible
showed an increase of 10000 blu, which
was about what had been expected, and had
small effect The government August report
was regarded bullish document and while
little Importance was given TO the correctness
of its conclusions, it is official, and had its
effect. Wheat was firmer at the start, and
the frmness pretty well maintained through
the day, with August, 77l2@774c; Septem-
Der, 75Ss@755sc; December, 77A@7712 c,
most of the time.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
] hard. OH track, 96c; No. l northern, cash,
93c; August, 77l2c; December, 77l2c; on
track, S3@S4c; No. northern, on track, 70
@90c.
Receipts of wheat for the two days includ-
ing Sunday were 90 cars. and 4S shipped.
For the same two days last week "a were re-
ceived and So shipped. The cash market
was dull, and scarcely sale was made up to
~ o'clock. Sellers were making every effort
to dispose of the stuff and Notwithstanding
the light receipts millerS were holding off.
good deal of mixed elevator wheat was
offered, and some sales of grade wheat were
offered fully &c below Saturdays sales. Half
a doZen cars OF new wheat were offered on
the tables and the depression extended to
them also The decrease in local stocks for
the week was 100000 bu. Duluth received
l car for the two days. When not specified
i'll sales old wheat is meant new being indi-
Gated by the word new
Car lot sales by sample: 2 cars No. l hard,
T. o. b., Soc; l car No. l northern, new,
S2l2c; cars No. / northern, new, SIC; 2
ern. e4c: 2 cars No. northern. new sac.
6 cars No. l northern. new. soc: 2 cars No
/ northern S4c. car No northern new
Sic; 2 cars No. 2 northern, new, to arrive,
9 northern new T7c. car No 3 northern
old and new mixed aiIsc. Q cars
No 2 northern soc. cars No
3 northern $50. car No 2 T5c.
9 cars No f O. b. 75Isc: cars No, 73c:
Q cars No q 7oc. 4 cars reiected 79n. | oar
rejected f q h z4c. . cars rejected f n h
7ic. , cars reiecte1 soc. . cars no Grade
6 TO- cars no grade 62c. 2 cars new no >
red winter Z9e: ! cars ssmnIe 15c. q cars
son,nln 30. , oars somnin Go. . oars cow
ME 5Sc: . cars corn 95ftc. . cars oats o9c.
! car oafs 93c. 2 carsnew bav 81
EIoIp Am COARSE GRATNs
Flour- Tha fo1inwina mills DeTa runnino
Yesterday: Cataract Phmnfy. Humboldt'
PitIsbury A r Petit and Excelsior The
added daily outnut of the eleven mills Grind
ing Yesterday will probably aggregate "a 600
haTrals afents sank to local dealers
S5i55 %: naients toship sacks a car lots
a 9O@5: in barrels IS Isd5 95: delivered
at New England noints s., e566. O5: New
York noints 81 S5@t;: 1eiiyered at PhiIa-
delpbia and Baltimore, s.. SOFAS 95 bakers
here 81 50a4: s.:perGne, 81 ,9OtG2 65: red
doo sacks al 2OG6I SO. rod doc barrals
S1t5rmI- Is
Bakers grades of -four are bringing 23s@
23s Cd Delivered in the iTniied Kingdom
Within that range if is possibe 10 sell large
amounts for exnort Row natenfs have
gone to Europe from the 1888 crop. and mat
demand for Them now will not take them at
the TnIing nrices With the cheaner and
better new crop of wheat better results are
eypected and il is thought nrodnction of
fopr in the No Northwest viii he Ia p hamnared
nv such as the late claims fostered by Wheat
s1necnlntion A few weeks of good 1yeather
will mt tho oron in condition for milling
when more active husinesS will he welcomed
There was fair distributor for a Monday
bnt as usnal in very small amounts The
feeling was weak
Rran and Shnrts-Were ouiet and weak
tbonah omotahlv UNCHANGED Prices for hran
"a TSG57 Ok shorts ~ TS6o o.
cor4HWas oI,iat and dnI1. varv LITTLE oono-
ing in and demand light onoted at S4G96c