St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-21
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber OF Commerce.

the wheat market for futures WAS OK
clted ana very unsettled to-day There was
40. Ois bulge at the start, prices being 1I2c
hlgher, quickly followed by further ad
vance OF lie. Nav sold at ST u and Ju1v st
Sl.l44 about 10 O'Clock This was lc above
saturday highest figures The vOIurnn of
business 1nt L was not SO large as On most DAYS
last week and the feeling was one of uncer-
fanny, traders not appearing settled which
size 10 take. Everybody seemed to wasn't IN
Duy at the first sign of strength and sell every
oi NE, me he market began to waver. This made
any degree Of satisfacttan Trading was
aI i III the May option, though consider
aole business was done in ,JuIv Stocks
20 20 Oo Mht fohs IN LIVERPOOL houses to-day
2V,OOo TONS; corn. 14,0G0 tons Early cables
were Strong and led higher Closing cables
quoteu London excited and 9d0is higher
~ 9uy opened at 81 134, sold up TO SIT Mt
10 III * PACK 10 81 13l2 at 945, up to S1l44 Mt
iV:Io, back to S1.13l2 at 10:35. up to ST. Il at
H. 10 u 1855 at IL :05, to Lac at noon. fail
ES,E 20 Sl.idlS at 12I5, and at O clock sold at
Sl.l4l2. The visible supply of wheat de-
r vee@s ga i9l,OOo bu during the week. Last
year the decrease was 1, 6S4 700 bu. Near the
crosse bulge set in, and the market closed
strong sn at 81; Il for May and ST. 14I2 for july.
o III highest figures yet reached New York
N-'seo a' 9l'%4fS Tor May and Sis for July.
CASH WHEAT.
ma offerings were quite large to-day 30
~ ming III over Sunday. with ONLY 50
cars Sfio' oo out. The market was slow at the
hiq fb n rlces asked. The outside demand
It.eS fofir, but the local demand was light.
Miller iii would apparently have been free buy
ersat about a cent over May but holders
hung on for 1l2c premium.
Receipts of wheat i'll forty-eight hours were
312 cars; shipments 81 cars, 9uinth received
ON track. 81. 16(11 1912; No. northern, April
and Nav, SIP; July. 81 14l2; on track, Sl.13
al. 1915: No northern, April Sill; OH
track, S111@111l2.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
FIour.-The added daily output of the mills
grinding Yesterday Will probably aggregate
y. 800 bbls Shipments, 3O,O24 bbls. Quoted
at S575016 for first patents; S3.AQD5.O for
second patents; StG5@3.25 for fancy and eX-
port bakers; s. 2l@12 - Tor low grades,
in bags. including red dog. Flour moved
with some freedom to day when not held too
firmly for business. The inquiry was quite
with concessions to buyers, to put out very
large amounts for the trade is considerably
worked ur. and there is a feeling of unrest
i'll the flour circles as we'll as i'll grain.
Bran and Shorts-ShipmentS, ,l42 tons.
Quoted at sic. 2s@1675 for bran, S1L25GD17.50
for shorts and S17. Stalls for midd!ings.
Corn-Receipts. $3.50 bu: shipments $500
bu; quoted at 12Gt73l2c ON track. The feel
ing was teverish ana unsettled III the market
for this grain owing,to the frequent and inn
portant price changes i'll the futures markets
The leading cause of the strength is the small
quantity available TO meet the cash demand
The cash property was in request for spot as
we'll as to arrive within the range OF QUOTA
TONS
Oats-Receipts, $3.50 bu; shipments LILO
bu; quoted at 54G156c by sample The near
approach of the new crop begins to cause
uneasiness with buyers of late futures as to
the soundness of their views as to the July
outcome. and there has been some weakness
tor such late deliveries spot grain was Ill
good request
Rye-Quoted at S2@Sic for sample cars on
track
Quoted at 6C@170c for poor to fine samples OF
No. 3. Barley was scarce, and while there
was small interest i'll the market it was likely
because there was very little stuff in the mar
ket. Good mailing barley was wanted
FIax-Receipts, $500 bu; shipments, 1,220.
Flax sales are based on SC off from the Chi
cago market.
Feed-MilIers held at s27. 5O028.5O with corn
meal at S26.5G@27.50.
Choice wild quoted at S9@0.50 and good
timothy at Sl1@11.50; fair wild, SSi5S5O. Mar
ket quiet and barely steady. Receipts and
demand both light Choice upland will sell
at $3.50 for shipment but very little hay is
coming that is good enough TO bring it.
observation-disclosures, S2.5C@12.75 per bu;
carrots, 40550c per bu; celery, 40c per doz;
beans, hand picked medium S1.75; hand-i
picked nayies, S202. %; Minnesota cabbage,
S7.500S per 100; potatoes. 750S5c per bu;
Jersey sweet potatoes, 81; turnips, 25c per
bu: parsnips, Csc per bu; squash, Sl.15 per
doZ; new Southern cabbage, $3.50 per crate;
new spring onions, S2.5J per crate; new Ber-
muda onions, S3.5c@3.75 per crate; new as
paragus S6.50G17 per box; onions punches,
40c per doz; lettuce. punches, 45c per doZ;
radishes, lunches 4Oc per doz; spinach, $40
1.25; pieplant, S09c per ID.
Game : Pheasants, S45C@5; ducks, teal,
S1.50; m1xea, Sa@2.25; mallard, So; red
saddles, 9@lcc; quail, S1.5o@?.5O prairie
chickens, 81. 80
Hides-Green, steer. 614c per ID; cows, Gl2c;
veal calf, Sc; veal kip, &c. Cured-Steers,
skins 9c kip. &c; deacons. 35c.
Wool-11MI8c per ID; washed, 22023c per