St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

There was a good up-turn in wheat yesterday
morning, with July opening about SIC. and
by IL O'clock 1t had advanced to S3S4c. The
demand was good, and there was large trad
from Southern Minnesota. Cables reported
rather stronger markets from abroad, with
Liverpool fraction higher on California
wheat, and Loudon Sd higher a quarter on
reported firmer. The weather i'll England
was wet and some said unfavorable to the
crop. The Cincinnati Price Current in its
grain article yesterday said, conditions not es-
sentiatly changed In Ohio. Indiana and I'LL
nois. Missouri not improved. but Kansas
rather more favorable. Conditions in Michi-
gan and Kentucky were irregular. There
were large exports from New York, with
26O, 900 bushels reported cleared yesterday.
September was quite active at ls@asc above
August ranged at lA@1I2c above July.
There was good deal offrreularity in prices,
with active business.
Following are the days closing wheat quo
tations: No. l hard July 85ssc, on track
&c; No. ! northern, June, s3Asc, July
$3.50. September $3.50, on track 85c; No.
2 northern, June, 19c, July 79c, on track
79c. No. l northern for August closed at
S4Hc.
Receipts of wheat for the day were 81 cars;
shipments, 80 cars There was very fair
demand for good wheat, both from local
millers and for outside account. The offer
ings were small and the better grades were
pretty well picked up. Low grades sold bet
ter. The higher grades sold at range above
yesterday with No. northern going from
84Ac to S6c for the different qualities of
samples offered. The tables were generally
cleaned off earlier and closer than usual.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output OF the mills
grinding yesterday aggregated $4,000 bbls
There was feeling OF confidence In the
trade yesterday that more demand Will soon
spring up, as there is less difference now be-
tween cost of patents here and the figures
that buyers are willing to pay for them than
when our market was higher. There Is talk
of patents at So delivered from Minnesota to
Eastern points. But the statement has not
the character of truthfulness back of it that
would include any with standing and quail
ity of Minneapolis first patents. Patents
can be bought here for New England deliv-
cry at So. 40, SIS. 80 New York and 1925 for
little less, possibly they would cost little
more, Bakers were rated at So. 23@3.50.
Shipments, 9,663 bbls.
Bran and shorts-The bran market nd was
quoted dull and featureless atapout S9@S. %,
with shorts at $9.5001O, and fine middlings
at $40. 1901. Shipments, 425 tons.
Corn was offered from store at 32t2c o. t:
for fair mixed. Choice yellow was held
above, with the demand mainly for mixed
ments, 600 blu. Oats-The demand for oats
was steady ON home account at 26l202742c
for good white and mixed. Very choice
white held l9c higher to lc in some in
stances Receipts, 5000 bu; shipments,
200 bu. Barley nominal. Flax-Little
doing, nominal. Feed-There was fair in
curry for feed at the local mills at about S13
f. O. b. for No. / mixed, oats and corn.
Coarse cornmeal. $3.50. Hav-Sales at
wide range: most offerings are poor and not
wanted. Quoted at SO. 50@IO for wild.
Receipts, 81 tons.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of -four
from Minneapolis, Jan. l to date and same
time in 1889.
1890, bbls q 80 1 sos 1889. bbls.. 2.347, 613
STATE GRAIN INsPECTIoN-wHRAT.