St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-27
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS,
Chamber of Comm cree.

May wheat opened unsteady but with first
sales fraction above the close of Yesterday.
The market declined later, from 16s4c TO l2
@76ssc, with considerable miscellaneous sell
ing. Large orders were scarce for either
SIDE OF the market. and the trading was gen.
orally confined TO lots ranging from $500
to $4,000 blu. United Kingdom imports
from India were reported none with Al, 900
quarters from the Baltic. Continental i'm
ports INCLUDED 22,nOo quarters from India
and $4,000 from the Baltic. The
small movement from those quarters
were the strong features of the market
on that SIDE. Charters were made for NOV
ing 125.oo0 blu wheat from Chicago. Cold
weather created less enthusiasm among buy
ers in the early session than had been ex-
pected, the disappointment causing decline.
But later. on some reports of actual damage,
the market made fair advance. Bradslreet's
wired that stocks east of the Rocky mount
aims declined l.f0O.Ow bu for the week.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
l hard February, 71c; March, 77Ac; May,
February, Z5Ac: March, 75ke; May. 7ossc !;
on track, I634@77c. No. 2 northern, Feb
ruary, 73c; March. 73l2c; May, 76Iac; on
track. 12Ia07. c.
Receipts of wheat for the day were 1O5
cars. and shipments III cars. Cash wheat
was i'll good demand. and most of he SAMPLES
OF varieties fit for milling purposes were
cleaned up early in the day. The general
range of prices was about the same as yester-
DAY. Local millers were the best buyers, as
usual, 1hough large number Of orders were
mere from outside points, and in tlling them
the competition between them and require
ments for local use made strong market.
Inc country movement was reported light
from granaries. and elevator companies were
moving out from their country houses some
OF the surplus stocks.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of -four
from Minneapolis Jan. ] 10 date and same
time i'll 1889: 1899, l,O29, 49, bbls; 1889
679, Ia bbls
FLOUR AND COURSE GRAINS
Flour-The ADDED daily output Of mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
1900 bbls. Patents, sacks. to local dealers
S4.6004.65; patents to ship, sack car lots
81. l5@4.5 in barrels, "a. '5@4.50; deliv-
cred at New England points, 4.9h@5. IS:
New York points, S4.sO@3.U5; delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 81. 1905 05:
bakers here, s2.9O0:S.25: superine SLIGO
=. y: red dog, sacks, Sl@l. 20; red dog, bar
rels S1.25@l SO.
BRAN AND SHORTS
Market was quiet and steady at 81. 25M
700 for bran; shorts were quoted at SS0S. rs.
Shipments. 744 tons
Corn--A large amount of corn was offered
Q. t., with some selling at 23I2c o. I. and 24L2c
celpts, IL, 40 blu; shipments, 2. 80 blu.
Oats-More oats were offered than were
wanted or than found buyers. They were
held at l9@21lsc, but about Gle seemed
aooul ds ulSn as buyers OF Wnlte Womb go.
Receipts. 1880 bu: shipments. none.
Barley-Verv little business; offerings
nominal at 22035c.
Flax-Receipts, none; shipments, 5000
blu: Quoted at $l.34; Chicago, SI4O.
Feed-Quoted at S1OQ10.50 o. t.; S1O.25
@10.7b T. o. b. and switched
Reinforcement small and demand dull,
with some fine Iowa sold at ST. Common
wild hard to sell. Receipts, 10 tons; ship
ments, 10 tons.
FLouR sHIPyrETs
MilwaukeSyoad. 1855 bbls; Omaha, 6,679
bbls; Minneapolis & st. Louis, l25 bbis:
bhls; Northern Pacific, 225 bbls; st. Paul q
Kansas City, 3,o64 bbls; Chicago, Burlington
d Northern, 1885 bbls; 500 line, 1886 bbls
CAR LOT RI cEIPTs
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
celPts by cars: Milwaukee, 8 cars; Omaha,
cars; Minneapolis & st. Louis, Is ears:
Manitoba, So cars; Northern Pacific, IA cars |;
500 line, 8 cars.
RECEIPTS AND sHlPMENTs.
Receipts-Wheat. 60,375 bu; corn, 49,
40 bu; oats, $4,000 blu; hay, 10 tons {;
lumber, ld cars: barrel stock. 8 ears; ma
chinery, 1853, 80 lbs; coal, l,lS0 tons; wood.
l24 cords; brick, 30, ono; cement, $50 bbls !:
household goods, 40, ono lbs: railroad iron,
cars; stone and marble, cars: railroad
material, 3 cars; sundries, s cars. Total car
lots 357.
Shipments-Flour 81 ,O7O bbls; milIstuffs,
744 tons: wheat 22.6OO bu; corn, $50
blu; fiaxseed, 5000 bu: lumber, So cars !;
merchandise, l.1O4. $50 lbs: machinery,
lu7.10O lbs; hides, 115,0OD lbs; hay. 10
tons; railroad iron, 4 cars; sundries. : ears.
Total car lots. 435.
STATE GRAIN INSPEcTIng--wIIFIT