St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS NIAgsnErs.
Chamber OF Commerce.

Wheat opened unsettled and showed some.
weakness. Liverpool was lower by I2 penny
for white wheat, and 1 penny lower for corn
at the opening: Shortly after there was
good inquiry for wheat futures, which adj
Nanced about c on July, and more for Nav. (
with some teverishnesS in the latter though
there was not much business in the month
Some unsettled sales are to be filed. but il is
expected 70 be done by the real delivery OF
the grain. May, in Chicago, opened &c higher
imam Saturday market. The WhCah
market was very firm. with good buyingE
until near the close. TIE prices declined
about ic ON realizing sales. Total receipts az
the four principal spring wheat points since
Aug. J. the beginning of the crop wear fool
up: Mlnnea polls A. l5J, 4}6 bu Duluth. IA
l55059 bu; Chicago, l2.905,191 bu; Milwaukee,
O2Se3" pu making total of 1741S, $50 bu,
against I9,S>1,S3S bu during the same time
last year and 53,94S, $50 bu in 1899 Local
hour shipments since Jan amount to 22Q5,t
3H bblS, against 23Si051 bbls during tha
same time in 1880 and 1864 40 in 1889 Tho
total receipts OF wheat ut the four principal
winter wheat points, Toledo. st Louis De-
rolt ana Kansas City from July to date are
-. S22.Y}3 bu against Is sol, 237 bu in 1880 and
- 10, 20. bu in 1889.
CASH WHEAT g
The demand for Nos. l and northern was
good yesterday, with local miiers the priuci+
pal buyers. Prices were strong. with No [
northern selling mainly from BE below up to
the July price. The latter, however was
only obtained for fancy wheat No and
grades below were not improved anv The
receipts Were very light, amounting 10 only
l4l cars for two days. There was a fair out.
side inquiry with some sales of fancy No
northern made up 10 Sl.C5 T. o. p The range OF
THIS grade was nOmInauy between SI04 and
Si.Ql2 delivered, with the most sold around
The inside figures Cash wheat was princi-
paiiy sold before July went above ST. O4I2
Close: No. hard May los; on track SIO6I9
al. OI; No northern, May and June, S1.A;
July SLOTS; on track. SI.0lI2; No. . north
eIu. tT-cE. 81 C.G1
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
tlour-Ihe added daily output Of the mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
% 40 bbls. Shipments. 11.227 bbls Quoted
at S3.3c@56O for first patents: s. lO6l5'25 for
second patents; Si.25Glj for fancy and export
bakers; S3U2.5g for low grades in bags
I noia5 x RED Ted dog dog Late interest
trade was still moving business toward q
more active basis. Prices were no higher,
but there was further inquiry from mora
Hour buyers and many are beginning to pick
up larger sized lots. The foreign markets do
not appear 10 have been so much disturbed
by late breaks as our OWn. After all buyers
IN tnem nave waited patiently for the fun
eHect or The decline 10 buy on. The latter
part or the Inst week quite a number OF good
SIZED purchases II patents were made by for
elgners ms morning trade was quiet and
values steady
Bran and Shipments, SAG tons.
Quoted at SllGpl150 for bran, Sl46lI5 for
shorts, and Si5. a 1850 for middlings
Corn-Recelpts 1000 bu.: quoted at seattle
ON track. The late markets have been unset
tied and tended 10 & lower scale of prices
Some lots that were offered on track did not
sell rs high rs was expected. and considera-
bic of such lots went to store. Whether there
VIII be any later improvement is doubtful, or
| While prospects remain good for the new
crop and receipts are as full as they were for
some time back. Demand fell off with liberal
receipts, but later the movement was not so
large. and smaller movement might cause
higher prices temporarily.
OaG-Beceipts, 1900 bu; shipments 1890
bu. Quoted at ; al by sample There mas
been feveriSh market for some DAYS. but The
prices OF spot grain have been held fairly i'll
the spot market when it is compared with
the lines in futures. There have been some
unia"omble reports Of the growing crop in
some states, and few are so hattering as to
necessarily cause very shaSy feeling in tho
trade II prices had not been worked up SO
high to figure from for the new crop futures.
Rye-ReceiPls. none shipments, none; ).
quoted at S,iGc soc for sample cars on track
Barley-ReceiptS, none; shipments mono.
Quoted at 60GD1Oc for poor to fine samples OF
No ..
Flax-Receipts, 1000 bu; shipments none.
Flax sale- are based on SC Off from the Chi
cagO market
Feed-Millers held at S25.5O029; less than
| car lots, $3.50 GD2L5O, with cornmeal at SIS
@2G.
Hay-Receipts 50 tons; shipments, 20 tons;
choice wild quoted at SSGes.5O and good
timothy at 81 1'Gl I'D 30 fair wild SfIl6 70