St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-04
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Clranber OfCo,nrmerce.

| Wheat opened at about the closing prices
of the preceding day, and Immediately irmed
fraction higher. Cables are lower, and
white wheat in Liverpool was quoted I'd
| was brilliant and there was an Improvement
! i'll that respect reported on the continent
| generally. After the fret rise there were none
| to buy IT, and 1t fell below the low point pre-
ceding the late rise The Vienna congress
| nor anything seemed to settle the feeling into
an even channel. Cincinnati Price Current
| will say tomorrow: Past week not warm
| enough to hasten maturity of corn but the
| general promise is maintained and with dry,
warm weather the bulk of the crop viii soon
be secure from injury by frost. There are
continued indications Of preparations for en-
larged wheat seeding" December wheat
opened at 94l2c and closed at 05S4c.
Cash Wheat-There was q fair demand for
good milling wheat. but low grades were
slow. Millers and shippers were moderate
buyers, with elevators getting what No
northern they they could at Ole. Sales were
principally made at that price. Some were
made early at 91l2c, and later. at the time of
the break in December, at 90I2090s4c. No. 1
hard sold from 9l12c to 9?l2c. No. was
twenty-four hours were 1863 cars; shipments,
100 cars. Duluth received 176 cars
The grain inspection for Wednesday was as
follows: No hard, Is cars new; No. north
ern. 1876 cars. 800 new; No. northern. Al
cars, 80 new; No. 3, cars, 6 new; rejected,
Is cars, 10 new; no grade, Is cars, IA new
Corn-No. 2 yellow cars: No. 3yelloW, / car;
No. Al car; No, B. cars; No. 2 cars Oats
No 2, 2 cars; No. white, 10 cars: No. 3.
cars; n. g., car Flax--No. l. l car Bar.
ev-No.42 cars; new No. 81 cars new; No 5.
l car new. Rye-No. 2, 3 cars new.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output of the mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
90, 300 barrels. Shipments "a, 100 bbls Quoted
at s.. 1C05.50 for first patents; 81 O0G5.l5 for
second patents; 81. 45@D4 95 for fancy and ex-
port bakers; S2.40D3.05 for low grades in
bags, including red dog The demand for
flour was quiet and of the usual character,
with bakers and low grades in excellent re-
quest, and modest inquiry for patents. The
tone Of the market seems to be quite healthy
and whoever manages TO keep his business
within the touch of the general request will
probably find all the work he can do. There
is evidently a closing up of the difference ex-
listing between the prices of high grades and
low, due to the high quality of the crop, and
the character of the demand
Bran and Shorts-Shipments, AIS to s:
quoted at S0.500l0 for bran, Sl2. 50013 or
shorts and S13.50d1l5 for middlings Bran
was rather hrmer, and was held little high
er owing to increased demand generally
Shorts were quiet, and Setting gradually
nearer to the price of bran. Fine shorts are
held pretty firm, and with middlings, range
along pretty well to SIS.
Corn-Receipts, 3640 bu; shipments. none;
quoted at 57J5Sc on track. The corn mar
kets opened strong for futures. with prices
up lac or so: later, with fair corn weather re-
ported throughout the county. prices de-