St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was higher again, showing a clear
advance of some &c In the last two days, and
the shorts are pretty well driven in, although
some of them thinking there had been ad-
vance enough were feeling of the market to-
day with the view of putting out more for a
break. Cables were firm at first, although
some second ones quoted little easier feel
ing in Liverpool. Paris quoted higher on
unsettled all day. Closing: No. hard wheat
July, 81; on track. Sl.0O12; No. l northern
July, SSc; September, SIC; December. S5lsc;
on track, 99c; No. northern July, 82I2c; on
track, 93l2GD35l2c.
Cash wheat-No. 1 northern and good No
2 wheat was in better demand Today at
about 1l2c higher prices. The range on No.
was from 97A09S12e, with most of the sales
made at Csc. No. 2 sold from Ole for soft to
9513c for fancy, with good No. selling at
9312004l2c. Low grades were very dull and
neglected. No mixers were in the market as
buyers. Two cars new rye were received
first on new crop. Receipts of wheat, twenty
four hours, were lat cars. shipments 16 cars.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output of the mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
1850 bbls. Shipments, %, 102 bbls Quoted
at 81. S005.20 for first patents; S4.6504.S0 for
second patents; S19004.50 for fancy and ex-
port bakers: S2.1G02.45 for low grades i'll
bags including red dog. Demand for flour
is confined to such as use spring wheat flour,
without respect to the cost of il. Old wheat
may not be too high, but there is too much
difference between the cost of it and The cost
of new winter wheat to make the milling sat
isfactory. Regular customers are supplied
with it, but tramp buyers take the other, and
in that is the test of profitable milling. The
demand of the regulars does not keep the
mills up to their work.
Bran and Shorts-Shipments, g74 tons
Quoted at S9.25Q950 for bran, S15@1525 for
shorts and Sl6.@1s for middlings Markets
for brall are fairly steady, with bulk bran
and bulk shorts in limited demand, although
sacked stuff goes out pretty well.
Corn-Receipts 6, 10 Blu. Shipments 4e0 bu.
Quoted at 5412Q57L2c on sack The corn
market is slow with an unsettled feeling
There is great deal of assuring talk of
September, corner and the effect of it tends
to strengthen the markets generally. Local
supplies are small and business equally so.
Oats-Recelpts, 4,500 bu; shipments, $50 blu.
Quoted at 37GD96l2c by sample. There was
the usual movement. The market was quiet
and local buyers managed to pick up what
they needed at quotations.
Rye-Quoted at 75Q77c for sample cars on
track.
Barley-Nominal at 4O055c for poor to fine
samples of No.. 3.
FlaX-FlaX sales are based on 10011c off
from the Chicago market.
Feed-Miliers held at Sg2@22.50 less than
car lots, S22. 50023, with corn meal at S9l@22
Hay-Receipts, 10 tons; shipments. none !;
choice wild quoted at $500; fair wild, SEQ
7.59; poor wild, Sj(16; good timothy, S110
1150. The arrivals of hay are not large but
the demand seems to be fairly supplied at
quotations. A part OF the arrivals are i'll bad
eolder, as usual with new hay, and hard to
sell. Good to choice stock goes pretty we'll