St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber OF Commerce.

The market opened strong with slight up
ward tendency that soon changed to easier
prices on realizing by longs. Numbers of
traders waited for break TO buy on, and
some in the hurry to buy did so before more
than 4c had been taken from early prices
thus steadying the decline that had begun
Cables were reported firm, which gave the
early tone to the general markets. Business
was fair, for the longs took their profits and
OH small decline, bought again. Northwest
receipts were lighter. reaching a little above
700 cars here and at Duluth, due partly to the
break in farm sales election day.
CASH WHEAT.
Receipts of wheat were 403 cars. Ship
ments were 50 cars Duluth received 29S
cars.
There was an active demand for good
wheat. Poor No. was slow, and old low
grade dull. No. | northern sold early at 7Oc
and later declined to 69I2c. No. 2 northern
sold from Gle to CSC, with most of the sales
at 66c. No. 8 sold at 62C063c. For full range
Of prices see cash sales.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Flour was i'll more active demand at
the old figure that ii was sold at before yes
terdays rise. When all extra price was add
ed to correspond with the rise i'll wheat the
flour BUYERS held back 10 wait for another
drop i'll both wheat and flour. The large out
put is sold along as fast as il is made, so that
there is little accumulation in the hands OF
local millers at least. Prices were firmly held
today. The added daily output of mills
grinding today will probably aggregate b..
200 bbls. Shipments, 3OSS5 bbls. Quoted at
S3.75(04. ~ for first patents: Sl60G1375 for
second patents; S2.4J@29l for fancy and
export bakers; Sl1061l.25 for low grades in
bags, including red dog.
Bran and Shorts-Bran sold at steady
figures. with large lots, amounting TO several
car loads of bulk bran, going at about 81. %,
while smaller number of cars brought about
S. in bulk. Shorts were held at $50 @9 for
common in bulk, with fine at the usual price
above. Shipments. l,046 tons. Quoted at
SI.750S for bran. SS50lDo.50 for shorts and
S10@1O.50 for middlings
Corn-Corn was firm at the start but easier
Immediately thereafter, due to realizing by
longs in futures Cables were firm, but the
demand reported as inactive. General re-
ceipts in the different points OF distribution
were about up to the usual amo UNITS and
about two-thirds inspected grade. Demand
good for cash corn, with only small amount
coming. See sales. Receipts, 1900 bu.
Oats-The cash market was steady with a
small supply offered. See sales Receipts,
5000 bu; shipments, 1920 bu.
Rye-There is fair demand for No. rye
with very light receipts. See sales. Ship
ments 1850 bu.
Barley-Receipts, $40 bu; shipments,
$780, u.
Flax Receipts. $50 bu shipments 1S6 bu.
Feed-Millers held at Sl5Qel6 per ton /;
meal at Sl3-5O@l4 per ton; graduated meal,
$50
Hay-The demand is improving and market
advancing Stocks on hand are growing
smaller and receipts are light. Che ice Iowa
upland is salable at $S.5(GD) and Minnesota
at about IS. Receipts, AZ tons
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following Z6g cars is previous days local
state grain ms pecton by the different rail
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