St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-08
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS
Chamber Of Commerce.

prices looking up. with improving demand,
public and private reports agreeing In better
feeling. There was considerable interest In
what the visible would show. On Milwaukee
report of an increase for the week of 1,7OO,-
600 blu visible increase, prices weakened
fraction; but the uncertainty of figurings on
lake and canal movements caused dlsp0sl-
ton to wait official report 1t was reported
81, 600 bu wheat cleared in New York for
Rio. The opening market was strong at 79c
December: 76l2c October; S37SdS4c May.
December later sold down to 1890 sellers,
but reacted to 79lsc, with more inquiry, with
large demand at zoe. The visible increase
when reported showed $4,000 bu wheat.
May sold up to S4Ac. and all fuctuated
lightly later.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
l hard, October. 793lc; December, Sl7sc;
May, SIC: on track, S0tQS1c; No. l northern.
October, 76S4c; December, 7S7Sc: May, s4lse;
Oh track, 77s4@79c; No. northern, OctO-
Der, 72c; December 74s4c; May, soc; on
track, 72@75c.
Receipts of wheat over Sunday were 755
cars and shipments were So, against receipts
posted last Monday of 663 cars and ship
ments of %. Sellers were inclined to accept
a reduction in prices owing to the liberal re-
celptS. but the samples were slow IN showing
up and some early offers Of 7Sc for No. i
northern were taken. and with some encour-
agement from outside speculative points
holders of samples were soon asking 7S+2c
for No. ]. Buyers were not taking hold free
ly at the advance. Duluth received 337
cars. Local wheat stocks increased 257, 0U0
bu during last week.
Car lot sales by sample-2 cars No. l hard,
I. o. b., S0I2c; 2 cars No. l hard, Sic: 2 cars
NO. hard, S0lac; 4 cars No. hard, o. W. b.,
Sic; 5 ears No. hard; 81 lee; z cars No.
cars No northern. TO arrive, 77S4e; 2 cars
No. northern. o. W. b.. 79l2c; 2 cars No. l
northern, o. W. b., 78c; 5 cars No. ] north
ern, o. t. 7slsc; ] 8 cars No. northern,
,ArfhA
B., 77s4e; 70 ears e No. nDe1 northerD n,
7SAc; = cars No. l northern, I. O. b..
19c; 2 cars No. l northern. t. o. b.. 7S34c:
81 ears No. northern, Use; "a cars No. l
northern o. t., Use; 10 ears No. northern to
arrive. 76c; cars No. ! northern O. t.,
78l2c; 81 cars No. l northern, 78l2c; 9 cars
No. ! northern o. t., 778ac: 5 ears No. 1
northern. 7She: 10 cars No. 1 northern de-
ivered, ISl2c; cars No. northern deliy-
cred, Zoe; z ears No. 2 northern o. t., 7S4c;
northern o. t., zee: car No. northern C.
c.. 74c; cars northern, zoe; 2 cars No. 2
northern, 76c; 4 cars No. northern, 73c;
IL cars No. northern, 75c; 4 cars No. .
cars No northern. o. t.. 73c; 2 cars No.
northern 76l2c; ! car No. 8 winter, zoe;
cars No. 3, sc; ears No. 3, Gle; cars re-
iected. 64l5c; cars rejected. 66c; 3 cars re-
cars sample, 4Oc; cars sample, 55c; car
oats, 1. 0. b., gle; car hay, 800
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The following mills were running
yesterday: Phoenix, WashDurn A, B and C,
Anchor, Palisade, Piilsbury and B, Column
bia, Galaxy. ST. Anthony, orown Roller, Hum
hoidt. Standard, Dakota, Northwestern and
Minneapolis.
Ihe ,.>,aed daily output Of the seventeen
mills grinding yesterday will probably ag-
gregate %. $50 bbls.
The -four market was slightly stirred by the
activity and higher prices of wheat Saturday.
More inquiries were reported for some grades,
particularly of patents, and few millers re-.
ported good sales at Nearly full prices That
is, there were sales reported on the basis OF
the range of So. 3O@5 60 for delivery at New
England points. with the difference in
freight less for delivery at sections
with cheaper freights. The mills are not
YET all up with their sales and will not be for
few days. In the meantime. prices, ii is
claimed, will be very well held, whatever NAV
be the course of wheat. Some millers told Of
more inquiry from the United Kingdom. but
their views abroad arc hardly reconciled with
our ideas on this side Patents. sacks to loca!
dealers, 81. S5@5; patents TO ship, sacks, car
lots. S4.65@4 So; in barrels, S4.85@5: deliv-
cred at New England points, s.. 35@15. 20; ;
New York points, 50. 2505.6p, delivered at
philadelphia and Baltimore, S5.209555;
bakers here. So. 2503: 90; superfine, SLIGO
2.25: red dog. sacks, 81. 1O@l. 25; red dog,
barrels. 81. 356Sl.50.
Bran and ShOrtS-The market was steady,
with moderate demand ana only fa1r offer
ings, with bran selling at So. 75GD7 for fair TO
good coarse; some poor firm at S65n; shorts,
S70S for fine aud coarse, all t. o. b. Ship
ments. $50 tons.
Corn-Receipts 1900 bu. The late receipts
have been mostly sold to arrive, and the cash
offerings were moderate at 81 l2Il32c for feed
corn Demand small.
Oass-Receipis, II, TO- bu; shipments. 900
bu. Quite large offerings of track oats, and
buyers took advantage of it to make selec-
tons, making il slow TO sell at full prices.
The range was Ig@22c. but to get the top
took very fine samples.
Barley-Receipts, 5000 bu general feed
grain. Some plump badly stained No.
brought 42c Feed barley very dull.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of flour
| from Minneapolis, Jan. TO date, and same
| time in 1898:
| 1889, bbls..3, 172, 399 1888, bpls.5. 236, ass
FLOUR SHIPMENTS
Milwaukee railroad, 1900 bbls: Omaha,
4,O25 btls: Wisconsin Central, $50 bbls; ST.
| Paul & Duluth, 4, $50 bbls st. Paul & Kan
| sas City, 1882 bbls; Chicago Burlington &
Northern, $3.50 bbls; Eastern Minnesota,
6,665 ibis; 500 line, 3,h57 bbls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road, 16t cars;
Omaha, 40 cars; Minneapolis q st. Louis,
4S cars; Manitoba. 292 cars; Northern Pa
cifc, SO cars; 500 line, So cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inpectIon OF grain IN
Minneapolis for the past twenty -fOurs hours