St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber ofCo,nnerce.

Trading in futures was quite active, with
May still the favorite month, hough consid-
erable business was done in July. The mar
ket was strong and nervous most of the ses-
son, though some weakness prevailed dur
ing the early hours. Michigan reported the
average percentage of condition at 70 per
cent in the southern part 65 in the middle
and S6 in the northern. Liverpool was
steady, with buyers holding off for lower
prices. Wheat on passage to the United
Kingdom aud continent decreased 1S4, ,OOD
bua for the week. Some rain was reported
generally throughout the West New York
reported 73.O0 bu No. 2 red inspected out
of store. exports of -four from New York
and Baltimore for the day were Is. 2ss pack
steady advance of Rs@4c on different
m9nths, with the closing at the top.
FOLLOWING are the closing wheat quota.
4ions: No. 1 hard, April, Sic; May, s2c {;
July, s3a4c; on track, s112@s2c: No.
ON track, S0s4@S1 43c; No. 2 northern. April,
71c: May, 7Sc; July, Soc; on track. 77@7Sc
The posted receipts of wheat for the day
were II cars. with 40 cars shipped out.
The offerings of cash wheat from the sample
tables were comparatively light, and with a
fairly active demand for good milling wheat
such lots went off quite readily. Prices were
stronger, having been worked I'D notch
hro ugh some competition among buyers and
tide advance on the futures market. Local
VhiiSio NCiO thO UCoG buyers. tuOuSu SOME
mts were taken for outside points No i'm
lorovementis noted in low grades. They are
pull and difficult to sell at what are consd-
cred fair prices.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of flour
from Minneapolis Jan. to date and same
time in 1859:
1890, bbls. j ,7s6, 993 1889. bbls. /, ,sO5, 444
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
The added daily output of the mills grind
Ing yesterday will probably aggregate $4,000
bbls. Patents, sacks 10 local dealers, 81. 500
4.65; patents to ship, sacks, car lots, 81. 25@
4.4o; In barrels. S4.35@4.5O; delivered at
New England points S5.05@5. .35; New York
points. Sl.9505.25 delivered at Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, S4.9O@5. 20; bakers,
here, S2.00@3.20; superfine, S1.70@2. % /;
red dog, Sacks S1.10@1.2O; red dog, bbls,
81. .25@1. so. '''
Bran and Shorts-This market was gener-
ally steady and the products well sold up,
with viii -, o5 bran going at S9@9.5Q. the latter
among holders from 1925 to $40, according
to quality. Shipments, 579 tons.
Corn-The offerings were firmly held for
spot at Bic loaded out of elevators, free of
storage. Receipts, 23,790 bu; shipments.
5000 bu.
Oats--Seed oats were still moving fairly.
and prices of all sorts were pretty well held
at 2312@26l2c o. t. and f. o. b. Receipts,
5000 bu; shipments, 1890 bu.
Barley-Nominal With few cars held at 20
@36c. Receipts none; shipments none.
Flax-Receipts none; shipments, 1000 bu.
Quoted at $1.43I2; Chicago S1.4912.
Glover aud TimOthy-JObbers were selling
from store at ST. 2C@l25 for fair to GOOD
timothy; good to choice, ST.. 3O@1.45, and
fancy S15O. Their asking price for clover
was from % TO So 25 for fair and good to
prime, and up to $3.45 for choice Prime
mammoth red clover held at $500
Feed-Market very firm caused by high
cost of corn and oats.
Hay-Market fairly supplied at tS6@6 rs for
fair to good wild. with choice to fine u pland