St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-04

July was comparatively stronger showing
that longs in that month have generally
turned their trades, into long September.
For that reason to buy July today REQUIRED
has not yet become an active one British
weather was reported fine for the
growing grain: Exports from both
coasts including wheat and flour,
stocks were reported at 36,000.000 blu.
The cash wheat market was very dull on all
grades. 1t was one of the hardest days to
move stuff experienced i'll long time. A
good Imany cars were carried over. There
were some good sized shipments made yes
terday, but they did not appear to help the
cash market out much. Early in the day
choice wheat sold fairly: but the demand
was limited and soon supplied. The follow
Ing are, the closing quotations.: No. hard,
on track. 7el5c: No. l northern. July. 75c;
September. T5s4c: December 7S1se: on track,
tic: No. 2northern. on track, 6s(072c.
Flour-Receipts $50 bbls; shipments "a 472
S3.Se@t4.10 for second patents; S3.15@3.40 for
fancyfand export bakers; Sl.20@l2 Is for low
grades in bags, including red dog. There is
nnothing new in the flour market. 1t still
continues slow. Some millers report con-
. siderable inquiry. from abroad, which would
indicate that they want the property, but are
not willing to pay the current prices. The
fact that inquiry is made tends to make the
: m1llers more hopeful. ..sss.
,sBraa-and Shorts-Quoted at SJ(0l9 25 for
bran. 'S9.2a@975 for shorts. and SI0@10.50
FOR mfddlings. 4Millstuffs are little firmer.
with much better inquiry. -
Corn-Receipts, 1880 bu; shipments, $500
bu; quoted at asa 43I2c for good urv No. 3,
E@45e for No. 3 yellow, and 35Dt0c for dry
No.. a.. Corn is still little slow, but there ap-
pears to be an improvement in the demand
at current quotations, and shading higher for
corn IN good condition in sympathy with the
future market.
Oats-Receipts, II 40 bu: shipments. 1880
bu: quoted at :i2lec for No. 2 white, 31@
&c for NO. white. and 3c@31e for No..
and No: OATS The higher qualities of
oats which are suited to the retail trade, are
In good demand, and today the market was
quite brisk. because of q poor outlook for
the new crop. @i.4i,1t
Flax-Flax sales are based, less freight. on
S1.03l2. 49, i.-'.'
Feed = Millers held at Sl6.25CSiS:50 per ton:
less than car lots. Sl6.5c@17; with cornmeal
at Sis .5GCG15.75.
and was quoted nominally at 7eW1lc for No.
., f. b.
Barley-Recepts, 300 bu; shipments. 5,o4o
bu; barley is very slow. 35D4sc; demand
almost entirely ceased.
Hay-Recefpts, So tons; shipments, none.
There is little stronger feeling in hay. Re-
ceipts were not quite SO heavy, and good up
land sold freely at prices quoted. Poor
grades are very slow to move. We quote:
Choice upland. $500; No. wild, S5.50@S.
Hay is weak because of large supplies and
the most OF it of poor quality; good upland
hay was offered at $7.50@S and some as low
as Sc. Timothy not quoted.
20 Some sample sales-No; 1 hard. cars,
79c: No. hard. car, f. o. b., 79l2c: No. l,
northern, ears, TAc: No. 1 northern, 20
cars, 7Sc; No. northern, car, 76l2c; No.
northern, ~ cars, nc; No. l northern, 3
cars, 7sAc; No. northern. cars, f. 0. b.,
7sl2e: No: northern. cars. 77l2c: No. /
northern, l car 75c; No. northern, cars,
T&e; No; northern, 10 cars. re; No. 2
northern, car, TIC; No. northern, 4 cars
Tic; No. northern. car. Csc; No.
3 northern, 2 cars. f. o: b., CSC;
No. northern, S cars. f. o. b.. slice; No. 3
northern. cars, 64c; No. 3 northern, car
&c; rejected. l car, lb off, f. o. b.. 45c;
rejected, cars, ID off. f. o. b., 49c; no
grade car. f. o. b.. 35c; no grade, car. 36c:
no grade, ! car, 1 ID off, s0c: no grade, 2
ears. 10 off, soc; no grade, car, 1 ID off,
SIC; no grade. car, lbs off. &c; no grade.
car; Tie; No. corn, car. +. o. b.. 4oc; No.
3yellow corn. 1 car, 44l9c: No 3 oats. car,
5OAc; No. 3 OATS car. 5CI2c: No. white
corn. cars. O. t., S2Ac.