St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-29
MINNEAPOLIS MA RKETS
Chamber of Commerce.

The wheat market was stronger this morn
ing on higher cables. wind storm in the
Northwest eporteu to have blown away seed
from the ground where it had been planted,
and generally OF the reaction theory that a
bun market is due after so many declines.
The opening showed rise of l2c, and shortly
after another 5sc rise i'll Chicago was quoted,
but was responded to here by rise of only
Ac, and that was soon lost No great amount
OF wheat was offered, and much OF that was
held too high for the market About / / 80
there was same weakness and fractional
decline.
May wheat was steady at s7I2c, and July
S6l2c at the opening, and later rose 10 S7s4c
May. S654c July. Subsequently prices were
rather easier. and May fell to S71ac, July
S64c shortly after II O'Clock. New York
price with reports that some wheat had been
taken for export. Considerable reseeding, it
was claimed, will have to be done in the vi
cinity of Fargo and Grand Forks on account
of yesterdays wind storm, with other sec
tons supposed to be in the same condition.
The offerings of cash wheat were large,
and. as usual on Saturday, there was only q
moderate demand. There was q good de-
mand for the fancy samples, and prices of
choice No. northern were q trifie firmer.
Low grade wheat was being picked up to
some extent by outside millers, but values of
such grain do not show much variation from
day to day. The demand for -four it
is claimed. does not warrant buying more
wants, though the upward tendency of
speculative markets had q stimulat-
ing effect on buying early in the day. Late
in the day buying was very slack, and large
offered again next week. Receipts were l46
cars. Shipments were 81. Duluth reported
2 cars received. Car lot sales by sample: 1
car No. northern, 97c (: l car No. north
No, northern. s9l2c: 1 car No. L north
ern. choice. 99c; cars No. l northern. 96c;
3 cars No. northern, SSc; cars No.
2 northern; SIC; . cars No. north
ern, SOC; 3 cars No; o. northern 5bern,
2 cars No. 2 northern, s2c; ears No.
northern, 76c; 9 cars No. northern, S3c;
5 cars No. 2 northern, 92c;- 2 cars No
northern. f. 0. b., see: = cars No. northern,
=s5c; 2 cars No. 2 northern, Soc; 5 cars No.
.. f. o. b., zoe; 2 cars No. B. 14c; ) cars no
grade, 71c; 2 cars no grade, 69c; cars no
grade, soc: = cars sample, S6lac; cars
sample, soc; cars sample, oIc; ears oats,
f26c; / car oats, f. o. b., delivered, 24lac; 2
23ci; 2 cars oats, 22c; l car screenings, S4.50;
l artimothy, 81 .05.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS
| Market Record: FIour-The following
mills were running to-day: Pillsbury \ and
B, Phoenix, Anchor, Washburn B and c,
Petit Minneapolis, Columbia, Standard,
Humboldt and Galaxy. The added daily
capacity of the twelve mills grinding
duuOuulS W sO.OOO UDls, Uul ttiS LUZ
to-day will probably not exceed IA, 900 bbls.
There was a moderate demand for -four
when bidding prices could be met ON the
basis OF S5.75@6 for good Minneapolis
patents delivered at various Atlantic. coast
points. An inquiry was also noted from
the. united kingdom for both patents
and bakers at about 32@33c for patents.
Some bids were accepted both for foreign
shipment and domestic. The steadier feel
ing in wheat for the last few days and the
low comparative figures for flour attracted
sacks to local dealers, S.. 3O@5. go; patents
to ship, sacks, car lots S.. 1O@5.3 So; in bar
rels, $5.35@5.65; delivered at New En-
gland points. S5.s5@6. 10; New York points.
$5.7506; delivered at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $5.7O05. 80; Bakers here, S.. So
@4:40; superfine,. S1.75@3; red dog sacks,
$I1501.35; red dog, barrels, 81. 4O@l so.
Bran and Shorts-Average steady demand,
quiet and production fair. Quoted at $40
$50
Corn-Is steady. Receipts and offerings