St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-31
MINNEAPOIES MARKETS.
Chamber ofCom,,nerce.

The demand was active for wheat in the
outset. with first prices about l2c above the
Saturday night closing price. A little ad-
dition was made to the early figures shortly
after, bu. the amount of longs offered TO
realize on neutralized the demand and
checked the rise 1t was reported that for
eigners were freely buying the new winter
crop futures Public stocks in the Northwest
increased, while the visible supply was too
near stand-off to surround the position
with any important strength. Corn, oats
strengthened wheat. Total receipts at
the four principal spring wheat points
since Aug. l, the beginning of the crop year
foot up, Minneapolis, 30, S54,516 bu: Duluth,
II, 1873, 153 bu; Chicago, 11,979.7ll bu: Mil
waukee, 5,403,32S bu, making a total of Co.
$50. 70S bu, against -, 650, 344 bu during the
same time last year and $1,000 $50 bu in 1889
The total receipts OF wheat at the four priu-
cipal winter wheat points. Toledo, st. Louis,
Detroit and Kansas City, from July TO date
are % 1864 bu against 25.6lS,9iS bu in 1899
and 26,55155l bu in 1880. Local -four ship
ments since Jan 1 amount to /, 497. 6SS bf Is,
against 1885, Obs bbs during the same time in
1896 and ,060, 4l4 in 1889
CASH WHEAT.
Cash wheat moved rather slowly TODAY
owing to the advanced prices asked. Sellers
started out by holding about a cent over the
May price. but had hard work to get it.
There would apparently have been good
demand at I2c above May. Local mIlers
were the principal buyers. Sales of No. 1
latter obtained only for fancy wheat when
futures were the strongest. No.. , northern
sold up well, some very fancy cars bringing
S1.01, but the bulk went al 99l2c early, up 70
Closing quotations: No. 1 hard, March,
S105l2: on track, Si.0lQ1.05. No. northern.
March and April, SI.01; May, SL01A. On
track, S10ll2@1.02; No. > northern, March,
99c; on track 99l2c0SL0cI2. July. S103S4
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
FlOur-The added daily output of the mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
21.600 brls. Shipments 25,320 brls. Quoted
ond patents; s4@4.5O for fancy and export
bakers; S2t0?.40 for low grades in bags, in
GLIDING red dog.
The market is fairly brisk in general way,
and with very active demand for all low and
middle grades. More interest is noted among
inquirers for patents. with some good sales
reported. The wheat firmness, this morning
and Saturday, had an effect to start out from
buyers fresh teelers OF the position, all of
them finding the millers DESTROYS to sell. but
unwilling to grant any concession from late
figures.
Bran and embellishments S3e tons
Quoted at Sll75@1s00 for bran, S1S9ls.5O
for shorts and S1e75119 for middlings. De
mand and the feeling was rather firmer with
sales at a fraction higher
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; shipments, 1900
bu. Quoted al 6e@6Sc on track Sales were
rather higher ana prices generally advanced
with good demand for CARROTS
Oats Receipts 62.O4o bu: shipments, 1880
bu. Quoted at 50l2@53c by sample. This
market was frmer and cars on track sold
higher.
Rye-Receipts, none: shipments 1880 bu;
Quoted at S20S2l2c for sample cars on track.
Barley-Receipts, 1869 bu; shipments, $50
bu. Quoted at 55070c for good to fine sam
pies of No. 3.
Flax--Receipts. none; shipments, none
Flax sales are based on Sc off from the Chi
cago market
Feed-AIillers held at SIS 5O0265O, with
corn meal at So. 1925.
Hay-Receipts, a tons; shipments, none.
Choice wild quoted at S3.51@750, and good
timothy at S7.5G@S. 80: far wild, S5.5OQ6.