St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-04
EsHNNEAPOLIS.
OF Commerce.

The feature of the day in wheat was the
sharp advance. founded upon a report or
Duluth wheat i'll New York being out OF con-
dtion BUYERS went into the market on the
theory thai little unmerchautabie grain
might discredit the mass OF grain III new
York and at Duluth. and that with less rcgu-
lar wheat TO fill New York sales, prices OF
futures would advance. IN the eXcitement
the sharp advance noted was secured. Spe-
cial inquiry at New FORK showed that there
was some doubtful gram, but not a
large amount The wheat market was
called slow. but over 500 cars were
sold from the tables during me
session. There was only che local milling
concern that bought heavily. They had no
trouble to get all the No. northern they
wanted before the bulge III july al o]c.
After that time S3t2c was Obtained. put Duy
ers had no confidence in the strength alid
bought sparingly. Sales were made mostly
at s4c over July. No. , sold from lyc 10
sIlsc with the bulk at S9c. and No. from
Tic TO 7Sc. Rejected and no grade were SLOW
l.itn big range III prices depending on
/ hard, OH track. Sil2c; No. n"ftherii
June, SIC: July, S2ssc: September, 8oIsc;
on track, S3Ac; No. northern. on track
7!@S1c
Fiour-Receipts none; shipments. 80, l6l
bbls: quoted at 81 .C0i.50 for first patents;
S3gaNl.I5 for second patents; s. 1850 for
fancy and export bakers; 81. no! 10 TOR low
grades in bags including red dog. Flour is
steady and holders are firm. Some complain
of light sales, but admit that forward sales
keen Them busy 10 fill contracts. hence their
firmness. One miller reported a strong de
mand at quotations. To-day there Is no
change in the actual position, but hopes are
larger and an advance is predicted.
Bran and Shor;s-Quoted at SS.50D125 for
bran. SYMg - for shorts, and SlC0Ic.5l for
middlings. Nothing new IN these commodi
ties Market quiet. Bran and shorts are in
good demand, and holders are inclined TO
ask higher figures than those quoted.
CoriI-ReceipIs. 500 bu; shipments, 4, o00
bu. Quoted ut 4.6D1tc for good dry MOB, i0D
4Sc for No yellow, and GNb45c for dry o. !.
Corn is in strong demand, partly for home
consumpt and also for shipping -.
Oats-Receipts. y, 80 bu; shipments. 256S)
bu. Quoted at3 @33c for No. white, 2yW52G
for No 3 white. and 3UD1Gc for No and
No oats Oats arc in good demand for
home consumption. A
Rye-Receipts, 81 bu; shipments, none;
ana was quoted nomitaify at 1C0?Jc for No.
=. f. o. b. ,re~
Barley-Receipts, 43) bl; shipments, none.
Barley is very slow, 3,@isc; demand almost
entirely ceased.
FIax-Flax sales are based. less freights.
on the Chicago market. Chicago flax closed
a: SI.03l2.
Feai-Millers held at Sii6e 1881 per ton: less
than car lots, Sli@i9.50, with corn meal ut
Sf75tGoIS.
Hay-Receipts, 1s0 tons shipments, So tons.
There was good demand for choice up
land We quote: Choice upland, Sl46I2;
Minnesota wild, Sf6oi2; coarse and off color.
S. s. 40. 80: timothy. Sl1@E3. Receipts were
quite heavy again and dealers experiences
were greatly varied as to success III getting
rid of cuusignments. The majority, however,
are inclined to look tor full prices as quoted
for few days at least
Some sample saies.-No | hard, II ears,
Sic; No hard, > cars. ,ihc: No l hard,
/ car. l. o. b., Sic; No. hard, car to ar,
rive. Sic; No. northern, l20 cars. sc; No.
northern IS cars, Sl2c: No. northern.
car I. O. h.. S3s4c; No. l'norlhern. 400 Blu.
f. O. b.. S3iac No. 1 northern. 5 cars, to
rive, S3lac; No. 1 northern, Il cars. TO ar
rive Sic; No. y northern, / car. slice No.
2northern. 3 cars. Sic; No. . northern 1 car
S,ssc; No northern. cars. 1yl2e;
No. ? northern, - cars. SEC; No.
3 northern, q cars 7tc No. i north
ern, cars. &c: No. 3 northern. 2 cars,
fsc No 3 northern. cars poor re; rejected.
2 cars &c; rejected, l car, lgc; rejected.
ears, ID off. f. o. b.. zoe; rejected. car, ID