St. Paul daily globe., 1889-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS NIARkETS.
Chamber Of Commerce.

The demand for futures was fair at the
opening yesterday, but a suspicion eX
listed that the large arrivals for the day woulc
upset prices. About half hour later Other
markets began to weaken and December was
weak, falling early from T6Ac TO 75Ac, anC
May from S2Ac to 8ls4e. At the decline
good demand took the offerings and checked
the downward tendency. Liverpool was
quoted strong by public and most private
cables. Foreign orders were reported in
various places to buy Northwest spring
wheat. The visible supply showed al
increase of 1.559.000 bu. but as thai
did not affect the market New York re
ported English cables very strong. The
weak features were big Northwestern receipts
and Hutchs sales of December in Chicago
that started a liquidation in that month
there, and affected prices here. Elevator
companies reported farm movement free IL
the North but moderate in the South.
Following are the closing quotations
No. hard, November, 7Sc: December. 7ssc.
May, 8434c: on track, 7Sl2Gl T9c. No.
May, s2Ac; on track. 77c. No; northern
November. 73c: December, 7314c; May.
7SAc; ON track, 720I6c.
Receipts included 81 cars fresh arrival OF
wheat which was about 100 cars more than
had been expected, but the market opened
with good demand for about all classes
the early sales were quite as high in price as
similar classes sold Saturday. After the break
In futures about the middle of the session
samples moved less briskly, but sellers stlll
held for higher prices. There were orders
here to buy No. northern at 77Ac that were
not filled un Ill later. The shipments for the
last forty-eight hours, including Sunday
were lS9 cars. The demand for samples was
very active on the part OF local millers, re"
of the larger milling firms taking most of the
offerings and rather overbidding shippers
Duluth received GOA cars.
Car lot sales by sample-delive-ed: 2 carl
No. hard, 78c; 2 cars No. hard, o. t.,
7ss4c; IL cars No. hard. 19c: cars NO. J
hard, 7SI9c: IL cars No. hard. 7Sl2c: s
cars No. hard. 7Ss4c; IL cars No. l north
ern, to arrive, 77c: cars No. northers, o.
W. b., 77l2c: 15 cars No. northern, 77i2c
so cars No. Northern. lac; lu4 cars No
! northern, nc; Z cars No; northern, o. t.
T7Ec; cars No. 1 northern, 0
t., 77c; Al cars No. l northern, 76s4c
cars No. l northern, 77%c; 2 cars No.
northern, Use; 2 cars No. northern o.w. b.
77Ac; 3 cars No. l northern poor, 76c;
cars No. northern, 75c; 2 cars No. 2north
ern, 69Iac; 10 cars No. 2 northern, 74c;
cars No, northern. 72c; 2 cars No. 2north
ern (. o. b., 75c: 3 cars No. northern. I412c
2 cars No. northern, 75l2c: 2 cars No:
o. b., zoe; 2 ears No. 3, 74c; cars No.
Z cars No. 8. 7,c: 2 cars rejected, 69c
cars rejected. CSC; 2 cars rejected 62c;.
cars rejected, 69lac; cars rejected, f. o. b.
5Sc; car rejected, 58c: cars re1ected, &C
2 cars rejected, sec; 2 cars No. 2 northern.
o. b., 74l2c; 6 cars no grade, I. o. b.. 5Oc;
cars no grade, (. o. b., 6lc; cars sample
zoe; cars sample. SIC; cars sample, o. t.
79c; Q cars sample, 81; ton screenings
50. CSC; cars oats. 19Iac; 2 cars oats, I. G
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The following mills were running
yesterday: Phoenix, Washburn A, b and {
Palisade Petit, Pillsbnry A and B.Columbis
| Crown Roller. Cataract, Holly. STANDARD
| Anchor and Minneapolis. The added dali
| output of the fifteen mills grinding yesterda
| will probably aggregate 24.333 barrels. Th
markets were steady in demand, and buyer
| prepared to take usual amount When an
| effort is made to overload the trade IL neces
sarily fails. excepting figures are cut +
] of cutting competition between
| sellers Of Northwestern spring pal
| ents The demand for them Is good, but tn
! domestic demand is more than met by tn
offerings. and as in all other things the fittes
| alone survive. Until recently full prices 3
| the local demand were maintained. but tn
| wall that hedged it in has broken and loca
| dealers are offered very low prices. Patents
| sacks to local dealers. $5@5.1O; patents t
| ship, sacks, car lots, 81 5O@4. 20: In barrels
| points, S5. .4065.5O; New York points, $5.3
| @5. 40; delivered at Philadelphia and Bait
more, S5. 2505. 80; bakers, here, $3.50
| $50; superfine. 81. .70@2.23; red dog, sacks
| SI.100i rs; red dog. barrels, $3.50 so.
| Bran and Shorts-The bran market
| steady at about So fol. common bran and s
| for common shorts; choice lots held shad
| higher. Shipments, % tons.
Corn-Receipts were fair and generally al
| piled on sales. Market steady at about 3 L
| for No. 3. No. 2 quoted about 1c higher
| New held at 2eIs@29I2c. Receipts, 800
| bu; shipments, 60, bu.
| Oats-Receipts large, but demand quit
| good, and prices quite steady at 19021c fc
| fair mixed and No. white, with choice hel
| above; some poor lots for grinding selling bs
low quotations. Receipts, 200 bu; shiI
| ments, 200 bu.
| FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
| Following shows the shipments Of flou
| from Minneapolis, Jan. to date, and sam
| time in 1888: 1889, 4,964,70 bhls; 1SS:
/! G,249, ,069 bbis.
| STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
| Following is the state inspection of graf
| in Minneapolis for the past twenty-for
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