St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS.



here were steady at saturdays figures, but
The market firmed little with larger buying,
consequently losing the gain.
There was moderate changing from July
to September with only fair activity: The
Hatch bill cut figure at one time, being re-
ported as having been declared unconstltu-
tional by Judiciary committee, but later re-
ports were that action was postponed. win
such reports the market was unsettled ana
became dull, with slight fluctuations. French
markets were lower. and the French crop
estimated at about 3J0.G0l,000 bu, against
200, ,0jO, 900 bu average the last five years.
CASH WHEAT.
Receipts at Minneapolis for forty eight
hours 74S cars; shipments. 175 cars.
The sample wheat market was very SLOW
yesterday. 1t was slow on all the grades
Some large deliveries of grade wheat were
made 10 local lnilIers, on sales made preVl-
ously 10 arrive. which supplied them pretty
well, and cut off the demand 10 large ex-
tent. Supply was large. and everything
worked out slow. Considerable wheat was
not sold. No. northern sold mostly at I9c:
fancy brought 7gl2c, and a few cars choice
timber sold al 7g0S0c; frosted l northern
from north sold around 7sl2c; low grade fax
seed very slow: the difference is widening be-
tween it and MOL Sales of cash wheat are
on the basis of delivered, unless specified.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output of the mills
grinding today will probably aggregate -, 500
bbls Shipments 1928 bbls. Quoted at
second patents; S.@i.35 for fancy and ex-
port bakers; 5l.4o@l2. is for low grades, in
Guiding red dog. Much the same conditions
prevail today as for the last days of the week.
There is a general disposition on the part of
buyers TO take only such quantities as are
actually required by their trade and await
further DEVELOPMENT OF the crop prospects.
There is about the same quiet steadiness of
prices maintained. The demand for bakers
continued behind that for patents. AS usual
at TINS season the demand for foreign ac-
count is scarce and indifferent.
Bran and Shorts-Shipments 921 tons;
quoted at SS.25@es. 50 fer bran. SS50@9 for
shorts and Sg@1iN for middlings Movement
in milstuf was very fair Bran was IN good
demand and a shade higher, generally selling
at SIS. u 0oS. 10 in bulk at mills. Shorts were
from SS.5) to 50 in bulk. with fine SOC higher.
Corn-Receipts, 1850 bu; shipments, 72O
bu; quoted at 42@44c for good dry No; 3,
44045c for No. yellow, and 359t0c for dry
No. 4. and no grade. 2C@40c.
Oats-Receipts, e, $40 bu: shipments. 9?s9)
bu: quoted at 320 ,2l2c for No 9 white. SLIGO
3lS4c for No. white, and 3)l2G3ll2c for
No. , and No. 3.
Rye-Receipts 421 bu; shipments 470 bu;
quoted nominal at 72c for No. = f. O. b.
Barley-Receipts $3.50 bu; shipments
3O@40c.
Flax-Receipts, 16. 32O bu; shipments, 4340
bu. Flax sales are based less freights, on
Chicago market.
Feed = MilIers held at sl6 25@16.5 50 ton;
less than car lots Sl6.50@17, with cornmeal
at SIS. .5c@157 IS; granulated meal. $50
Hay-Receipts, 164 tons; shipments, none;
choice upland. S96l9.50; No. 1 wild, SOS;
No. 2 wild, S5@6; timothy, Sl2. The market
is weak on low grade. and some coarse Min
nesota wild hay sold well, and some good
Minnesota went as low as ST; best Iowa up
land was offered at $40 and sold lower dur
ing the day. as the supply is large and buy
ers holding back.
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. l, 1891. TO date, and for the same time
year ago:
This Crop. Last Crop.
Bu Bu
Minneapolis ......... 64.792, 122 1850. 1876
milwaukee, ........... l.. 10 % ,l5s, 094
Du!uth h-.......--- 4o,o S,99 Io,oiO,3o9
Ch1cago. o.....-........ 4u,U59,O45 14,tSl. i5S
Totals. .......... 16i 444216 s., 5,6g5, 541
The following table gives the receipts of
wheat at the four principal winter wheat
markets from the beginning of the crop
movement, July l, 1891, to date, and for the
same time year ago:
This Crop. Last Crop.
Toledo. ...............1 10 4004o2 5,37s 624
St. Louis. ............ q, AS 11l64s0 s07
Delrole. ::........... 1.5l2,edJ 1o53 VI VI
Kansas City -......-.. 12,7T.597 7,621.2O0
Totals. ls...... 81, ,a37. .933 IS. .79e, ,552
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following $40 cars is the previous days
local state grain inspection by different rail
ways.
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ct. N.-F. F. div. 80. Isl 10 2l. rs
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