St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-11
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Wheat was lover again to-day, caused by
further decentralization in the New York
stock markets and fears of the money situa-
ton. Reports of the foreign market showed
tight money all over the world. and it was
feared the Bank of England would again ad-
vance its rates. Cables quoted Liverpool
wheat unchanged. More or less liquidation
of December wheat was noted. December
opened 91lac and advanced to 92c. and be-
fore ~ o'clock fell to 907se, while May
opened at 9Si2c and advanced to 99c. and
then fell to 9sl4c, December being the
weaker Trading was active, owing to the
rapid change of dealers from one side to the
other. Flour shipments yesterday were
235 s bbls.
Following are to-days closing wheat quo
tpack gec e norhern sio
December, 9llsc; May. 99lsc; on track.
91l2c; No 2 northern. November, SIC; De-
cembeT, sec; on track, 8t@S7c.
CASH WHEAT
The general decline in wheat made it hard
to sell samples. SINE selections taken early
went fairly, but with a fresh break the bulk
Of offerings had to go much lower or not sell
at all. Altogether 1t was very unsatis-
factory day 10 sell wheat either for spot or
future delivery. There was q large increase
IN country stocks due to lack of cars to
move ii in the past week. All sorts of wheat
shared in the decline, as the tight money
market was a great disturber of the market
demand as well as prices for all kinds OF
wheat offered. Wheat receipts for 81 hours
were 6l3 cars, with 149 cars shipped. Du-
luth received 3n4 cars.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
FlOur--The added daily output of the mills
grinding yesterday Will probably aggregate
2S.7u0 bbls. Shipments %, sos bbls. Quoted
at So. 1005.5O tor first patents; 81. SO@5 tor
second patents; So. SGG54.40 for fancy and
export bakers; 81. 9u@l2. rs for low grades in
bags, including red dog. Flour was dull and
weaker if forced to sales. The evident dis
position with millers was TO hold for return
OF wheat prices TO higher range that they
expect to establish flour on selling basis.
without sacrificing too much to the present
break i'll the grain. Bakers and low grades
are still quite active. Quotations for patents
are mostly nominal excepting for light sales.
Bran and Shorts-S shipments. $50 tons.
Quoted al S13.75ti4 for bran. Si5@15.5O
for shorts and SIS 7561l6.2 5 for middlings.
Corn-Receipts. 4, 27U blu. Quoted at 54I2
@55c on track. A few cars in sold at 54l2
@55c.
Oats-Receipts 81, 500 bus shipments, 900
bu; quoted at 41@44c by sample. Consider
able cars were offered and held steadily, with
buyers insisting on lower figures.
Rye-Receipts. 1000 blu; quoted at $50
SIC for sample cars on track.
Barley-Receipts, 400 blu: quoted at 55@
60c for good TO fine samples of No. 3. Feel
Ing was easy, but with few cars offered.
FlaX-Receipts. 5000 blu: fax sales are
based on sc off from the Chicago quota
tions.
Feed-Millers held at S21@o15o, with
cornmeal at S2I@2i.5U
Hay - Receipts. ls3 tons; choice wild
quoted at S86S.7o ana good timothy at
S9.25@9.5J; fair wild brought S..25@S;
choice Iowa upland was offered at 1919,
with $3.50 bid.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The receipts and shipments of wheat from
the principal primary markets were as fol-
lows for the past two DAYS: