St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-28
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Com .nerce.

The wheat market opened rather easier
this morning, with a little early pressure to
sci! Buyers seemed 10 be more plentiful
and absorbed all the offerings at the lower
range of prices. and the market was turned
upward from 76l2077I2c, with subsequent
fuc uations. New York reported l3 loads
taken for export late yesterday evening, and
some kilograms said that 4U. % 20 bu of No y
red had been taken there for export in the
last four days Michigan reports mentioned
unfavorable conditions of winter wheat in
that state, and said there had been consider
able winter killing. Last night was cold westof
the Mississippi river, but warmer i'll the win
ter wheat sections east of it. Liverpool re-
ported prices generally steady, with small
demand: and later cables were steadier with
tirmer feeling. New York, Chicago, ST.
Louis and, Duluth all reported an upward
movement, equal TO the advance here.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
l hard, February, Z a4c; March, TIC; May,
19c: on track, !9l2c. No. ! northern,
on track, T7@71L9c. No. 2 northern, Feb
ruary, 74c; March, 74I2c; May, 75Ac; on
track. 1907. I2c.
The receipts of wheat for the past twenty
four hours were D cars. with 80 shipped
out. The demand was good for spot wheat
all around. with prices advancing in sympa-
thy with the general upward movement in
other markets. Local millers were good
buyers at the small advance and good
many orders were in here from the outside
to buy wheat for shipment. A few of them
were limited too low 10 fill. A few were
filled that were not limited too low, but
many more went unsupplied for want of
suitable offerings, in sufficient quantity to
I'll them. few undesirable cars was found
difficult to sell for one reason or another,
but the hulk of the spot offerings was picked
up early i'll the session.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS
Following SHOWS the shipments of flour
from Minneapolis Jan. to date and same
lime in SO: lS9 1850 6I bbls; 1859,
6S4 ,O69 bbls.
FLOUR AND COURSE GRAINS.
FlouF-The ADDED daily output of mills
grinding Yesterday will probably aggregate
1900 bbls. Patents. sacks to local dealers.
S46OG4.65; patents to ship, sack car lots,
S4l5@4.5 in barrels, 81, 5@4.5n; deliv-
cred at New England points, $40 l@5. Is ::
New York points, $500, b.U5: delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore; 81. 75@5. rs !;
bakers here, Se.9O0'.2,: superine SI.7,@
p. .: red dog sacks, Sl@1.2o; red dog bar
rels. Sl.25@D SO.
Bran and Shorts-There was about the
usual demand for bran and sales of it ranged
from 81 on track to 81. 25017. 81 for cars f. O.
b. and switched. Shipments, $40 tons.
Corn-The demand was slow at 23@21l2c
on track and free on board with the latter
held at l2094c above the former. Receipts.
5,7lub u; shipments, 6UJ blu.
OatS-Too many have been offered on
track and to arrive for the demand, and to
make sales without going into store me
2lc for fair mixed TO good white Receipts.
IA, 400 blu; sh pments. 900 bu.
Barley-This market was slow and nearly
nominal, with few cars offered at 23@3 &C
for common lots.
Flax-Receipts LOO bu; shipments, 500
bu. Quoted at Sl.35; Chicago, $l.4l.
Timothy and CIover-Northrup. Brasian &
Goodwin Co. quote timothy S1.05@l.25:
clover. s.. 75@3 70.
Hay-Good Iowa upland hay wasi sold as
low as $3.50, and for common wild the mar
Ket was slow at any price. Receipts, IL tons.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee road. 1858 bbls; Omaha, 3,5 2
bbls; Minneapolis q st. Ions, % bbls;
Wisconsin Central, $50 bbls; Manitoba, rs
st. Paul q Duluth, 2,625 bbls; Chicago, Bur-
lington q Northern, 4,25o bbls; 500 line,
5SS bbls.
CAR LOT RE- EIPTs.
Following are the MINNEAPOLIS wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee, % ears: Omaha,
cars; Minneapolis & st. Louis, ~ cars;
Manitoba, 100 cars: st. Paul d Duluth, | car
Northern Pacific. IL cars; 500 line, cars.
WHEAT NOV EMENT.
The receipts and shi pments of wheat from
the principal primary markets were as fol.
lows: