St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was higher yesterday morning and
averaged during the morning above Tues
days markets. There were Says and reactions
with evidences of weakness and strength at
different times. Cables quoted a slow mar
ket in London and other, parts of Europe for
wheat and -four. Weather was favorable for
threshing and an increasing country move
ment, but arrivals here were quite moderate
The trading was lighter than usual most of
the day, though there were seasons of fair act
ivity. with December the leading month. New
York clearances were 10000 bu wheat.9, S95
bbls and 9,4OO sacks -four Other American
afternoon the government estimate of crops
is due, and the trade was we'll evened up
with operators not disposed to do much I'M
til the estimate is known. There was little
news that could be called important.
Following are to-days closing wheat quo
tations: No. l hard. September CSC; on
track, CSC; No. northern, 931ac; Octo-
Der, 94c; December, 97hc; Oh track, 94c;.
Old wheat on track, quoted: No. l hard,
S1.O6@1.07; No. l northern, S1.01@1. O2.
CASH WHEAT.
Wheat receipts, pa cars; shipments, ~
cars Duluth received i24 cars. Yesterdays
grain inspection was as follows: Old wheat.
4 cars No. hard, IL cars No. l northern,
ana car rejected. New wheat, ca.s No.
hard, l01 cars No. northern. 81 cars No.
2 northern, 13 cars No. 3, cars rejected
and 30 cars 10 grade. The demand for
sample wheat was very good and nearly all
sorts moved quite well. Local millers and
out-of-town millers bought well of the upper
qualities, and choice selections hardly met
the demand for them. The other lets of
lower grades and off grades went out to ship
pers and mixers, and mostly at prices giving
better satisfaction than for the few days
previous.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output of the
mills grinding yesterday will probably aggre-
gate 27,8oO, bbls: The flour markets are
weakness in wheat High grades, more par
ticularly, were in poor request excepting to
supply present demand for domestic use
Bakers went quite well and low grades
quotations was $500 rs for patents,
S4.2O@4. 90 for bakers, with second quality
of both sold at 25@5Oc below the quota
tons: low grades S1.So@2.3O. Shipments.
26, SOC bbls.
Bran and Shorts-The market was weak,
with some demand, and quoted at about $40
@1O.25, with shorts at S12@12.25 and mid
dlings at S14.25@l4.5O. There was not
much trouble in filling orders for prompt
shipment. Shipments, sos tons.
Corn-Holders were asking from 45l2c to
Acc for fair No. 5 to nice yellow. by sample.
There did not seem to be much demand eX-
cepting in small way for local use, with an
occasional order for shipment. Receipts,
2,440 blu.
Oats-Trade was steady, with nice feeding
grain going by sample quite well, but low
quality either in weight Or from other cause
did not move so readily and hung on until
buyer was found wanting something of that
special quality. Receipts. $500 blu; ship
ments, 1900 bu.
. Rye-Market slow at about 52@53c.
Barley-Plump bright barley sold quite
swelf at 52@5Sc by sample. with some held
: above and inferior samples under quotations.
Receipts, 400 bu.
: FlaxReceipts, $500 blu. The demand
was good at 81 .36@1. 81.
Eapd -xraS oa1lad slow with mi11apS uuotino
at about $1S@1S.5O for offerings of mixed
feed and coarse meal.
Hay-This market was quite well supplied
with dealers quoting at about 81 for good
wild. Receipts, 80 tons.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
? Receipts-Wheat l36. 640 bu; corn, 2, 40
bu; oats, 8, 100 bu: barley, 2.40O bu; rye,
600 bu; fax, $500 bu; -four, 125 bbls;
hay, 80 tons; fruit, Isl. 100 lbs; merchan-
cry. So. 200 lbs; coal. $50 tons; wood, 81
cords; brick, 1000; cement 1850 bbls;
stone, 9 cars; 1--we stock, cars; dressed
meats, 43, 900 lbs; hides, 36, 200 lbs; wool,
lots, 544.
Q hipments-Wheat, "A, $40 blu; corn, $500
bu: barley. 600 bu; flour, 26,506 bbls;
millstuffs. SOC tons; merchandise, 1875, 10
lbs: coal 10 cars; brick, 10000: stone. 4
cars: live stock, cars; hides, 10000 lbs;
WOOL 10000 lbs; sundries, 10 cars. Total
car lots. $50.
GENERAL PRODUCE.
The butter receipts are hot large and the
local demand Is good, but there is less de-
mand from outside, and, withsother markets
less strong, there is weak feeling, though
@aa an np gue We The
egg receipts are moderate and the local de-
mand is only fair. The market is quotable at
about / 5l2c for fresh eggs, including cases.
Some dealers are holding for more. Potato
offerings are full and market steady.
Demand good at inside quotations.
Veal receipts are fair and demand good.
Prices are firm at quotations An occasional
ton is in fair supply. and the market slow.
Lambs are not plenty and steady. The local
demand is fair, and shippers are moderate
buyers, though not much choice shipping
stock offered. Fancy apples are in small