St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.


Wheat was higher yesterday morning. out
was not so active as expected. for the cables
were disappointing and buyers naturally
hesitated 10 purchase at the advances about
10 a IN when prices were close up 10 tue
highest figure OF Saturday. There were fhll.
ures OF grain firms In London, aud they are
supposed 10 involve others, which served TO
check a rapid rise Cables were disapp0iht-
ing throughout, as they did not advance, as
had been expected late Saturday after the
Washington report OF condition had been
received. Some sud for reaction from the
rise.
The cash market was slow. large por
ton Of the wheat tina. came In had Deen
previously sold 70 arrive, which eut of the
demand tor spot wheat 10 large extent. ana
millefs bought spanngly. The unsettled fut-
ures market was another drawback 10 trade
No northern sold from &C 10 2l2c over May.
A few very choice cars brought 5e over, but
they were fancy timber wheat The poor
qualities Of low grade were very dull ana un-
salable Better qualities moved quite well
No / northern sold at sdf55ic: No. from
80 to slI2c, and No. from 20 70 SIC.
The market broke To sJi2c on 10. north
ern when May sold ut lsl1c. Considerable
wheat was sold toarriye Mt that price.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output Of the mills
grinding y sterday will probably aggregate
y. 100 bbls Shipments a. 49s bbls. Quoted
Mt S42561l.j0 for first patents so L@3 for
second patents: IS 5000 for fancy and
export bakers; 81 .2jD2.4O for low grades IN
bags including red dog.
Flour was firm and active. caused by the
rising wheat market the latter days OF the
week one Of the large concerns sold AS
much in a single day. Friday, az 1t sold all
the week and as much in an hour saturday
as the output for that day. While the aver
age sales were less, in proportion TO the out
put than the one mentioned, they were as
liberal today as they were Friday and saInr-
day Prices were unsteady at near previous
prices.
Quoted at S95lGllO IoI bran, SJ.JCDlJ. Tor
shorts. aud SOB oil for mid1liugs.
Coru-Receips so bu: shipments, $50
Quoted at 3-Gl3l2c for good dry No 3; 35l2
G5J6c dry No. yellow. aud J5c Tor dry No.
10 arrive; damp corn IS quOtable nj l2G52c
less than dry. according 81 conditions, no
grade. lI26J2c under NOD, according 10 quail
ity. Corn futures were firm and higher Ia
the morning, but the local dealings were
small The general markets quoted about
I2c higher for al average than saturday s
closing price The quality offered by sample
was moderate and corn was held pretty stin.
but there was little more demand for II than
such as required for current local consump-
ton.
Oats-Receipts $3.50 bu; shipments 4, $50
bu. Quoted at 2gs1020l2c for No. white; 20c
No white. and 26l2lC2sl2c for Nos. and 3.
Small receipts Of oats recently have left sup
plies small in the way Of sample car offer
ings The prices have strengthened under
the light receipts and in sympathy with the
rise IN other grains such as corn ana wheat
Good oats, about No white, were in good
request. The prices were held ont of the
reach of shippers generally By the demand
for local use.
Rye-Quoted at 7l073c T. O. b. for No. 9.
Barley Receipts. 1850 bn; shipments, l.50-
bu. Quiet at 3jGJi3 for No. 3. shippers
are sending forward some barley for which
there is a limited inquiry.
Flax-Receipts, 1850 bu; shipments, $500
bu. Flax sales are based, less ffeights, on
Chicago market The stock Of fax in Mime
apolis Monday was $1,000 bu in public aud
Feed-Miilers held at sl40i4.5): less than
car lot S145GGDI5. with cOrnmeal at Sl3.5hB
II; bolted meal. $3.50 granulated, Sl7.
Hay-Receipts 81 tons. Choice wild quoted
at SOS 50: fair wild. S6.5JGl7; poor wild. S41
$50; timothy nominal. SliWlL5Oi fancy Iowa
upland would sell al Ss.j0lD9.
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following 274 cars are previnu. days local
state grain inspection by the different rail