St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS
CE,amber of COInmerce.

Wheat was mostly dull today. but during
the greater part of the dav Hanged as it did
before the late activity yesterday. Cables in
dlcated slow foreign markets, ana English
country markets were quoted i'll some in
stances rather cheaper IN the speculative
department there was talk of the language
used at theBrussels conference in relation to
decline i'll silver if the conference ad-
journed without real action looking to the
greater use Of silver. The receipts of wheat
Kept up pretty well in the Northwest show
i'll ''O5 cars received today in Minneapolis
and 435 cars at Duluth. The winter wheat
movement continued quiet. The four ports
cleared liz. 700 blu wheat and 5000 pkgs flour.
Trading on the local board was fair.
CASH WHEAT.
Receipts of wheat were sos cars; ship
ments, IS cars; Duluth received 435 cars.
The cash wheat market was SLOW and CON
siderable wheat, of all grades, was carried
over unsold. Even No. northern was slow,
unless choice. The demand was limited. and
few buyers were i'll the market. No. . was
dull, and so were the lower grades. Any
thing thin, smutty and poor was almost i'm
possible TO SELL No. | northern sold early at
69c for choice wheat and later at 6Sp3c. The
bulk sold ut 6sS4c. No sold most from $50
64c. For full range OF prices see cash sales.
ToDAYs SALES.
Sales of cash wheat are the basis of de-
llvered. unless specified.
Cash sales by sample and otherwise today,
included the following: No. | northern, 80
cars, 6Sl2c;No. northern, G5Ecars 6S34c No.
l northern, old, car 7uc No. northern,
lear, G9Ac; NO. l northern, % cars. SIC;
NO 1 northern, old, l car 7UL2c; No. north
err, f. o. b.. l car, 6Jl2c; No. ] northern,
Car. 6912c; No. northern. 80 cars, 64c; No.
northern, cars, blc;NO. northern, 10 cars.
northern, 2 cars, Csc; No. northern,
cars. 64l2c; No. northern, cars,
64l2c; No northern. 20 cars G3I2c.
No. 2 northern, II cars, G3c; No. = northern.
thin, car, &c: No. northern, smutty 2
cars, Gle: No. 2 northern, cars, 6zl2c; No. 2
northern, choice, cars, 66c; No SO cars. 5gc;
No. 3, 3 cars, 60lac: No. 3, 9 cars, Gle; No. 3,
cars, 6Jc; No 8, q cars, 5Sc; No. 8 old. part
car, 5Sc; rejected, ID Off, car.6Oc; rejected,
smutty ID Off car, &c; rejected, shrunken,
car. 5sc: rejected. Id off, 59c; rejected, lbs
off, 1 car. Sc; rejec'ed, smutty, ! ID off.
69c; part car rejected, lbs of, smutty. 5Sc car
rel ected. 1 ID off, SEC; car rejected, l Id off,
SIC; l car rejected. | Id off. smutty 62I2c:
car no grade, + o: b., Id off. old, 4Oc;,
cars no grade ID off. old, 55c; car no grade,
42c: l car No barley. 40 lbs, BE; 2 cars No.
No. barley, i3c; / car No 3 barley, 42c; 3
cars No. 3 barley, f. 0. b., 43c; car ear corn,
Csc: 2 cars No, 3corn, 3Sl2c; l car No. white
oats, Bic; car No. 3 white OATS 3lI2c; 1 car
No. 3 oats, 30l2c; l car oats, Bic; car late cut
hay. S6.75.
Flour-Flour markets were very quiet but
steady in prices, corresponding with the
great steadiness of wheat. The sales are
20 per cent to IS per cent less than it was at
one time i'll the earlier part of the season.
Very little new business Tor export has been
done this week, while the domestic trade has
been considerable. Few local companies did
as well as to sell the full production for
week Some came near it; others did not
come so near and all felt the natural dull
ness of the season OF rise in freight rates.
Added daily output of mills grinding yester-
day will probably aggregate al0J bbls.
h linn Ntc f.hI tod m
for first patents. S3.5t03.75 for second pat
ents, S235@2.9) for fancy and export bakers,
81. 1901 80 for low grades in bags, including
red dog.
Bran and Shorts-Both sold very weel.
Considerable is reported as contracted, but
not SO much as to prevent fresh sales for
fairly prompt shipment. Prices ranged at
about S99925 for bran and SlC@10.5 for
shorts, prices varying with quality and the
desire to SELL Production is now moderate,
about as i'll other years at this time
Shipments, 1,027 tons. Quoted ut S.. 7509.25
for bran, Sl0@10.5O for shorts and Sl0.75@11
for middlings.
Corn-slow. but tolerably steady in deal
ings for future months Prices f1uctuated
only with the drift of trading, as no fresh
news affected the market to any extent. The
general movement is quite moderate. Re
ceipts 3.050 bu; shipments, 1,S9J bu. The
market was slow and about 12c lower on cash
account See sales.
Oats-Cash oAts were in fair demand and
market steady. See sales for prices. Re- |
ceipts, l0a00 bu; shipments. g. 100 bu.
Rye-Very little offered. Quotable at 43c |
for No. 2. Receipts, none; shipments, none.
Barley-Receipts, IL, $50 bu; shipments, SO
bu.
Flax-Receipts, 1850 bu; shipments 1880
bu.
Feed-Millers held at St5@l6 per ton;
less than car lots. Sl5@16.25; with corn
meal at S14.5Ot@l5 per ton; granulated meal, /
$40
Hay The market is steady receipts are
light. The demand is fair for choice upland |
at S60S.25. Receipts. 12S IONS; shipments, |
none.
STATE GRAIN INspECrInN