St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

The tendency in the wheat markets was to
hardness in prices from the first. Cables
pool market, at the opening. where spot
wheat was quoted cheaper 10 SELL French
country markets were mostly qouted a turn
cheaper. London was steady and firm;
was pretty generally in favor of higher
prices, although the prospect of the Hatch
Dill was charged with the slower buying than
would have been without the fear of it be-
orally in the last twenty-four hours
Cash Wheat-Receipts at MINI eapolis for
forty-elght hours. 500 cars; shipments, 17S
cars: Duluth RECEIVED 2g7 cars. Saturdays
northern. 81 No. 2. 2S No. 3. u rejected and
5S no grade: No. 3 winter wheat, 1 car.
The market for low grade wheat was very
dull, with large supply. Good wheat sold
and soon filled. Thin and soft was slow No.
northern sold at 78c mostly for the best,
with thin lots selling down to nc No. 1
hard sold at 79c. No. 2 sold principally at
T@72c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour Was in fair request, as the stimulus
afforded by the late rise in wheat leads deal
ers to feel that lower prices are hardly to be
plant that there is no profit in sales at
quoted figures. The mills were not pushing
the output this morning. Some admitted
good sales SATURDAY. and today: The added
will probably aggregate $4,000 bbls. Ship
ments, 81. 262 bbls. Quoted attSi@4 20 for first
patents; S3.9oG94.05 for second patents; $50
S.32 for fancy and export bakers; Sl.40@
2. Is for low grades, including red dog
Bran and Shorts-Miilstuff went fairly well
i'll general movement with dealers complain
ing of small demand in the way of fresh
sales The shipments, they say, are largely
On orders received for shipment of cars ON
old sales. The millers do not seem to lack
greatly for prompt disposition of the stuff
when it is ready; 1t is claimed by some that
large offers would break the market. Ship
ments 977 tons. Quoted at $500 - for bran.
S9.2@@9.75 for shorts and Sl0@l0.50 for mid
dlings.
Corn was freely offered by sample, but did
not sell very well, excepting such as was
were mostly to local dealers. Shipping de-
mand was only small, excepting at prices
below the local sales. The general market
was tirmer; and future months higher. Re-
ceipts, 11.020 bu: shipments. none. Quoted
at 41c for No 3, ACC for No 3 yellow, 55@Ssc
for dry No. 4. and no grade, 20@3.c.
Oats were in quite large supply and they
were offered at prices little higher Buy
ers insisted on the maintenance of old
prices, but in some cases, sellers with choice,
and consequently desirable stock, managed
to get more than Saturday figures. Receipts,
3, 2so bu; shipments. 25,0SJ blu. Quoted at
3@e3Jl2c for No. white, 29Hc for No. 3
white, and 27@28c for Nos and 3.
Rye-Quoted nominal at 69c TO 70c f. O. b..
for No. 2.
Barley-Receipts, $3.50 blu; shipments. 900
bu held at 3S@lIsc for No. 3. No. at j. O. Zoe.
Flax-Receipts, 3. 100 bu;- shipments, 1910
bn.. Flax sales are based, less freight, on
Chicago market.
Feed-Millers held at s15. 25@15. so per ton:
less than car lots, SI6017. with cornmeai
at Si4.2i@ 10. GRADUATED meal,S20.
Iay-The hay markets were i'll rather bet
ter shape so far as poor hay goes. The offer
ings were partly new and partly old hay, with
most of il fair to good. Some OF the new hay
was warm. The market in a general way was
steady. Market is steady. with fair deipand
for choice upland at S!f0l0. Receipts, lbs
tons: shipments, none; choice upland, So
10; wild. SS@10; timothy, Sll0I2: poor and
damaged, all kinds, 81
CROP MOVEMENT.
The following table gives the receipts of
wheat at the four principal spring wheat
markets from the beginning of the crop wear.
Aug ], 1891, to date, and for the same time
year ago:
This Crop Blu. Last Crop Blu.
Minneapolis. .6s, aS2.542 Az, i05,256
milwaukee,. ..........15,6I 0,36S 7,5460S9