St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-02
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS,
Chamber OfCon,m cree.


The Northwest movement was larger than
usual, as shown by arrivals here and at Du-
luth, and elevator lines reported an increas
ing activity in the marketing of wheat from
the farms. Traders acted little weak al the
start with December wheat leading the fut
ures. while May appeared to be coming into
more activity with some pretty large sales of
it. There was q little done in october at
about T4G171l2c. December opened about
the same as twenty-four hours carrier at
79l2c, and with few reactions advanced 10
79s4c, and with few fluctuations later May
worked up from S44c TO S4l2c. hardly keep
ing up with December on the bulge. Cables
showed little change in quotations. though
Paris was firm. There was reported Liver
pool increase of 100000 bu.
Toward the close the market sold down to
the lowest of the day.
The following are the closing quotations.
No. l hard October, T9s4c; December. see;
May, SIC; on track. Sl@S!l2c; No. l north
on track. 7Sl2@19c; No. > northern october,
zee; December, 74c; May, zoe; on track, 20
@76c. Receipts of wheat for the day were
434 cars and as were shipped out against
receipts posted yesterday of Sos ana ship
ments of 90 cars. Sellers of milling wheat
were very firm in their views regarding the
price of their gain. Eastern markets opened
easy but gathered strength later and stitfened
up the local cash Elevator com panies were
picking up all the No. ! northern TO be found
at 7el2c and some bids of round lots were
made at 7SS4c on track. Some early sales
were made at 7Sl2c and lower. Local miliers
were not doing much. Duluth received Az
cars.
hard. o. t.. Sic: ears No. l hard, Slice: D
ears No. l hard, o. W. b.. Sllac: cars No. l
hard, o. W. b., see: cars No. hard, Sll4c:
so cars No. northern, 7Sl2c; IS cars No. l
northern, 7Sl2c; > cars No. l northern.
1850: . cars Mol northern. 7ss4e: cars No.
1northern, 0. t.. 7Sl2c; 612 cars No north
ern, 7SI2c; 2 cars No. l northern, o. W. b.,
1sl2c; 4 cars No. l northern. 78c; 1856 cars
No. l northern. zoe; 80 cars No northern,
to arrive, 7S12c: 9 ears No. northern, f. o.
b., II cars No. northern, 0. t., 7ss4c: 10
cars No. northern. TO arrive, o. t. 1Sc;
10 ears No. l northern. to arrive, 79c: 4 cars
No. 2,northern 73l2c; cars No. northern,
O. t., 7!ci car No. 2 n2T!hern, o. t., 76e; =
northern. 75c; 6 cars No 2 northern, dc;
2 cars No. northern, o. t., I4S4c; cars NO.
2 northern. 73c; 3 cars No. 2 northern,
choice 7Sc: 2 cars No. northern, lie;
cars No 3, 73l2c; car No. 3. f. o. b.. 12l2c:
2 cars No. 8, soc; cars No. 3, 72c; cars
No. 3. zoe; car No. 8, winter, zoe:
cars rejected, CSC; . cars rejected, 59c;
l car rejected o. l.. T3c: = cars rejected +. o.
b., zoe: 2 cars no grade. nc: cars no
grade, Gle; 10 cars no grade, 59l2c; ears
no grade, 54c; u cars no grade, 47c; cars
no grade, f. o. b.. 65c: cars no grade, 5Sc
2 cars no grade f. o. b., Sic: . cars sample.
4Oc: 5 cars sample, 53c: car oats. zoe;
car oats f. o. b., gle; car oats, 2Olae;
car cats. 214c: 9 cars oats zoe; caIs corn.
3ls4c; l car corn f. o. b.. 32c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Following mills were running yes
terday: Phoenix, Washburn and G, Anchor
Palisade. Pillsbury ana B, Columbia. Hum
boldt, Galaxy, st. Anthony, Petit, Crown
Roller, Holly, Cataract Standard. Minneapo-
lis Dakota and Northwestern. The added
daily output of the nineteen mills grinding
yesterday will probably aggregate 26, 45Obbls.
The flour market was steady in values, with
though Comparatively few of the inquiries
resulted in business. 1t has developed that
some local millers sold largely of patents on
the last two days of the wheat bulge. They
did not secure prices equivalent to the
advance that had been obtained i'll wheat,
but did sell for more money than they
could obtain now. Some of them were for
ward sales that it will take several days TO
fill. in the meantime such millers are ask
ing pretty firm figures on current orders.
Patents SACKS to local dealers, S4.S50D5. 0o;
patents to ship. sacks. car lots, 81. 650l4. So;
in barrels, 81. S5@5. O5: delivered at New
England points, S.. 4505.90; New York
points, 50 5000. so; delivered at Phlia idI,
here. SO. 35@3.65; superfine. Sl.TO02.3o;
red dog. sacks. $1.l00 l.25; red dog, barrels,
S1.35@1 SO.
Bran and Shorts-The bran market was
uILIeI. dHu were ushliiS dDOuI
81 for coarse bran, with some fine quoted at
S6.75. There was IL good Western demand,
but not much Eastern: shorts ranged at
S1@9.25. Shipments, 700 tons.
Corn-Receipts. 1,SO0 bu; quoted at about
SIC to arrive for good No. 3 samples.
Oats-Receipts. 1860 bu: shipments.
5000 bu: market steady for No: 2 and
white at 20l2@22c: poorer lots, 19020l2c.
Barley--Market quiet, with but little good
grain offered. Some good No. held at 100
soc, with feed barley very slow to sell. Re
ceipts 600 bu.
Feed-Quoted steady, at S120I3
Flax-Receipts, 1000 bu. Quoted at
81 2Ol2@1 81; Chicago, 81. 26l2@1.27.
Hay-Receipts moderate, 90 tons. Market
steady, with sales of wild ct $3.50 for good
to $3.50 for choice.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of flour
from Minneapolis, Jan. TO date and same
time in 1888:
1889, bbls ,o76. 361 1888, bbls 5, 1857
Milwaukee railroad, 1870 bbls; Omaha.
3, 119 bbls; MINNEAPOLIS d St Louis, 125
luth, 1875 bpls; Northern Pacific, 100 bbls;
st. Paul d Kansas City. $50 bbls; Chicago,
Burlington & Northern, $3.50 bbls Eastern
Minnesota, 1000 bbls.
. CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee ROAD, 144 cars;
Omaha. 81 cars; Minneapolis & st. Louis,
81 cars: Manitoba. 30 cars; Northern Pacific,
IL cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection Of grain
in Minneapolis for the past twenty-four
hours: