St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-28

914,516 bu; Milwaukee, Z, 1856 500 bu, making
total Of 92,0l0,290 bu, against 81, 997, 425 bu
during the same time last year and o.
29S 4O3 bu in 1889. The total re-
eelpts of wheat at the four principal
winter wheat points, Toledo, st. Louis De-
troit aud Kansas City, from July to date are
5,3S5. 500 bu against 2,930, 9SS bug in 1880, and
Z. 457. PSI bu in 1889. Local -four shipments
since Jan: ! amount to 3,533.34S bbls,
against 3, 406 260 bb!s during the same time
in 1890, and ., S35, Ala in1 $50.
CASH WHEAT.
The demand was slow for cash wheat to-
day. Prices were about the same as Satur-
day. No. 1 northern sold all the way from
99l209Sl2c with 91s4 and Csc the most com
mon price. No. 2 had a wide range, soft
selling at 93c and very fancy at 95Ia@97c.
Low grades were very dull with scarcely half
a dozen cars sold. Considerable winter
wheat offered. bus very little sale for it.
Sellers had to accept best prices they could
get Receipts of wheat As hours were 164
cars shipments 10 cars. Duluth received 9
cars.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS
Z Flour-The added daily output of the mills
y goo bbls. Shipments, 1920 bbls Quoted
at S4.SO@520 for first patents; S46504.80 for
second patents; s.. 9I64.5 so for fancy and ex-
port bakers; S2.1002.45 for low grades in
bags, including red dog.
Demand for flour was pretty fair. absorb.
Ing an amount about equal to the local out
pat. The production of flour here is begin
ming to increase, taking the daily averages
Tor severa! weeks. There is little doubt now
that 1t will continue to do so steadily until a
full run OF the mills results, when the prices
OF the old and new crops comes nearer to q
level as they will in two or three weeks, it is
likely Prices were steady to-day.
Bran and Shorts-Shipments 900 tons
Quoted at S9.50@l9. Is for bran, SI5015. 25 for
shorts and Sl6@1S for middlings. The bran
markets are quiet but firm, with rather large
demand for sacked stuff and fair for the
bulk offerings. Shorts hold along at the
large difference above bran that has existed
for some time. There is one brand of mid
dllngs that is very choice, and the price of it
is 81 and more above the ordinary lots. The
inner shorts are pretty well held and in good
request to take the place of higher cost feed
from the coarse grains.
Corn-Receipts 1900 bu. Shipments, 600
quoted at 5705S12c on track. The demand
Tor corn has Kept up well and the offerings,
though large for the country as a whole,
local supply and little left over for shipment.
Receipts in the principal Western markets
nave fallen off lately and have not met earlier
expectations which brought sharper edge
to the market. The weather. while favorable
in many of the chief corn growing sections.
was too cool in other places, and the crop is
getting backward in the northern provinces.
Oats-.Receipts, 1890 bu. Shipments, $50.
Quoted at 36l20Hl2c by sample. The furry
- oulS Oato lOI speculation leaves JQo mar
ket rather unsettled and prices well sus-
tanned as a rule.
Rye--Receipts, $50 bu: shipments none,
Quoted at Gl@6?c for sample cars on track.
Inc movement is yet confined to a few cars
daily and prices somewhat unsettled for new
crop grain.
Barley-Reeeipts none; shipments none.
Nominal at 40055c for poor to fine samples Of
No. 3.
Flax-Receipts 40 bu; shipments none.
IN Of h.
Chicago market
Feed-Millers held at S92@92 so; less than
car lots So. 50@23 with corn meal at S21@22.
Hay-Receipts IA tons; shipments 10 tons.
wild, S6@7.5O; poor wild, $5(06: good timothy
at S10@10.50, new.