St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-01

they operated today, regardless of bearlsh
news in the morning
Private cables show London and Liverpool
dull and unchanged.
After - O'Clock, for want OF buying, wheat
became very weak and fell to soc.
CASH WHEAT.
The demand for good No. | northern wheat
was good today at S5@S5lec according to the
quality of the wheat. Nos. and were in
fair demand but the lower grades were SLOW
The supply was large. 1,04l cars having ar
rived over Sunday No. l hard was dull, I'M
less offered at nearly the same prices as the
best No. northern.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
FlOur-The added daily output of the mills
grinding today will PROBABLY aggregate %
90 bblS. Shipments, SO, rs bbls. Quoted at
second patents, S3.5503 90 for fancy and
export bakers, s .5C@2 for low grades
in bags, including red dog. Buy
ing orders for flour were not numerous
yesterday morning but there were some pur-
chasers who took advantage of the present
weakness in the wheat markets 10 make
favorable purchasers they were able to get.
A few are lways ready to buy when others
are out of the market as buyers owing to the
extra considerations given buyer at Sucn
times. Local milers are moving nearer and
nearer to the end of the list OF orders 10 till.
and there are cases of some skirmishing now
for Place to put The production.
Brnns and Shorts-Snipmeuts. l. l2S tons;
quoted at Sill 25@11 50 for bran, SllG1tI. so for
shorts and $l2@0l2.50 for middiings. Mill
stuffs are selling moderately well at about
ST.. p with sales above and below, Tor both
bran and shorts. That is, coarse shorts SOLD
under and fancy fine shorts above. The de-
mand was for bulk chiefly, although fair
amount of sacking was done for shipmentby
some lines for middle states and eastern
states trade. The latter took very little, as
freghts are against II.
Corn-Receipts. IS, % blu; shipments, $50
bu. Quoted at 3Ic for No. 81; 340}4l2c for
No 3 yellow Corn was easier i'll the morn
ing but was firmer later in the day, caused
by the advance at that time Ill wheat. sam
pies were not much affected by the differ
ence in the May prices. and they continued
TO move quite slowly for shipment and at the
usual restriction rate for local milling and
for consumption. The offerings were not
large, but supplied fully the demand at the
current quotations ..
Oats-Receipts 26, 260 bu: shipments, 1920
bu. Quoted at 27s402Sc for No. 2 white;
27120?1S4c No. 3 white and 2134G02sc for Nos.
. and 3. Oats have been lately Influenced by
the prices of wheat and with some late pres
sure to sell that caused decline. although
slight i'm the sample sales of track lots. The
outlet for shipping does not seem to move
the surplus at full figures. The feeling later
was q shade better, the Improvement follow
ing wheat prices and corn prices tnst SUI
fened q fraction i'll futures.
Rye-Receipts, 740 bu; shipments none.
Ruoted al 1S0l70c f. O. b. for No. .
Barley-Receipts, 100 bu: shipments
$500 blu; quiet at 4205Oc for No |. Barley
was dull, and sellers who may have helo ior
all advance seem to be getting the worst OF IL.
The few moderate sales made recently nave
been pushed and the movement today was OF
n similar character. There was nothing III
the news that flattered expectations OF any
early or even late improvements i'll this
grain.
Flax-Receipts, 5.220 bu; shipments, none.
Flax sales are based. less freghts. on chi
cago market.
Feed-MiIlers held at Sl45C@l5.5O; less
than car lots, S15Mi6; with corn meal Mt
SE.5C@l4.75; bolted meal. $3.50; granu-
lated, SIS
Hay-ReceIpts. POI tons; shipments, none;
choice wild quoted ut $500; fair wiid,
S707.50: poor wild, S5.5c0f; timothy nom
inal at Sill. 50@l2; fancy Iowa upland sells at
SS.5t@9.
CROP MOVEMENT.
The following table gives the receipts of
wheat at the four principal spring wheat
markets from the beginning of the crop year,
Aug. |, 1891. TO date, and for the same time
year ago:
Blu Blu.
Minneapolis ......... 45,l2a559 s., 732, I46
Milwaukee ........ S,549.16t 4s20Gl6
Duluth .....-... S23 300 en6 i i95 ioo
Chicago, ............. 51%OV,oUO 1i'V4o'"0J
Totals 1914 423 1913 63. 1913, go
The following table gives the receipt of
wheat at the four principal winter wheat
markets from the beginning of the crop
movement July 1, 1891, to date, and for the
same time year ago.
This Crop. Last Crop.
Bu Blu.
Toledo ...174S 6, 1877 4,3l0,S6S
ST Iouis 23O61 900 s785.00O
Detroit - 5,SI5,7.0 32I0,850
Kansas City 10,O23,797 5,666000
Totals. So, 1856 SOB 21,973,718
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following. 467 cars, is previous days local
state grain inspection by the different rail
ways