St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-30
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

The market was firmer and forward months
| higher on fear of frost storms in the North.
| west and better cables. The Vienna con
! gress figures on the worlds wheat produc-
ton are 2.122 900 00obushels against 9, $50. 000
900 last year. a decrease of 100000, 900 bushels
| The rye crop is put at 1.245, 600, 900 against
| 1O47, OOOG00 bushels last year, an increase OF
| los, 00a, 900 bushels, making net decrease of
| rye and wheat 81, 00000U bushels.
Cash Wheat-The receipts yesterday were
| 232 cars. Shipments, 81 cars; Duluth re-
ceived 100 cars. The new wheat graded Il
| cars l northern, 81 No. 2, Z cars No 3, cars
rejected and winter. There was good de
| mand for old wheat that was choice, with
| not much offered. New wheat sold well.
| There was considerable difference in the
| quality of the offerings and consequently a
wide range in prices. Shippers moderate
buyers of good new 1 and 2.
| that was little short of grade that was dull.
| Old low grade wheat was dull. with large
supply. No. northern sold around soc, and
new from 73c to75c. Old No. = sold from CSC
to 74c. and new Csc up to 72l2c. Old rejected
| from 5Sc to Csc. and new mostly Sic. For re-
jected and no grade see sales Saturday S
grading was cars No. hard: 81 cars No. 1
northern, IL new; 50 cars No. =. 81 new; 20
cars No. 3, new; II cars rejected, new; &c
cars no grade and new.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-There was quiet, unchanged feel
ing in the -four market yesterday. In a few
instances demand was satisfactory, but gen.
orally millers did not have that active de-
mand for their several brands necessary to
keep full run cleared up Bakers did not
move satisfactorily, and there were found to
be some concessions needed to clear them off
the hands of millers. The inquiry was much
of the small order style.
The added daily output of the mills grind
ing yesterday will probably aggregate 81, 300
bbls
Shipments, 3O.3s1 bbls. Quoted at $40
4.50 for first patents, S3.S0l3.95 for second
Fan mr.
bakers Sl.30G1I.90 for low grades in bags,
including red dog.
Bran and Shorts-Millstuff was in Just fair
demand at the quotations. If there had been
required large sales to- clear up the produc-
ton 1t might have been weaker. Several
mills are sold forward until they do not quote
prices, excepting at figures too high to be
accepted for they are trying to catch I'D with
contracts, before making more fresh ones.
Shipments, lob tons. Quoted at S9.5o09. IS
for bran. S1C@11 for shorts and S1l@I1.25 for
mlddlings
Corn-Corn was firm in the futures markets
yesterday morning as there was kind of frost
scare that started shorts to buying and
caused little up-turn on the start. The feel
ing is getting abroad that the benefits of late
rains in the corn belt were less beneficial
than generally supposed. There was only a
fair demand and rot much good corn offered.
Sales-1 car . yellow corn, 4Sc. Receipts,
4, 200 bu; shipments none.
Oats-Oats markets are firm generally. for
flat in some instances. The oats crop con-
tinues to disappoint threshers in the middle
belt, where they are mostly light in weight
and Of small yield. The crop is fair in the
Northwest, where local supplies must come
from generally to satisfy the home trade.
The market was slow with good supply.
Local dealers were pretty we'll supplied and
bought sparingly. There was wide differ
ence i'll prices noticed on samples. that
graded the same. us some samples weighed as
low as % lbs to bushel and others as high as
81 lbs. Tere was great difference found in
the color also. Sales-1 car white, new,
31l2c: cars oats, musty, 27c; cars No. 3
white, old, 3lAc; 1 car No. white, old,
30I2c; car white, old, 32l2c. Receipts, 1920
blu; shipments, $500 blu.
Rye-Market easier, demand good Sales:
I car No. . to arrive, SIC f. o. b. Receipts,
1000 bu; shipments, 1,1S0 blu.
B9rley-Receipts $50 bu; shipments. 72)
blu: held at $50 45c for No 3; No. at 30@s40c
Flax-Receipts. 1,2s0 bu: shipments. TO-
500 blu.
Feed-Millers held at S17.75@1S.25; less
than car lot S1S.251lS.75; with eornmeal at
SIG. 7azD17.25; granulated meal. S2l.50.
Hay-Receipts heavier Good to choice
upland in fair demand at from $3.50 to So. 30.
Sales-2 cars choice upland, SO so; / car
choice upland, 81; car timothy, $1,000.
Receipts, 354 tons; shipments. 10 tons.
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following 14l cars are previous days local
state grain inspection by the different rail
WAYS: