St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-02
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chambero Commerce.

The wheat markets were slow and. while
the Hatch anti-option bill was out of the way
for the present, there was very little DISPOSE
ton to buy wheat at any higher figures. The
weather was called good. There was re-
ductlon of 900 blu in the country elevators
in the Northwest, leaving most Of the grain
now in country storage farmers wheat that
is held for all improvement in prices. The
weather was generally good, with mostly
clear and moderately warm weather in the
Northwest, with warm weather ana showers
in the Central and Southwest. Crop news
was good all day. or nearly.
Cash Wheat-Receipts at Minneapolis for
4S hours. 5s5 cars; shipments, 23i cars.
DulutS received lis cars. Yesterdays re-
ceipts graded: cars No. hard. 81 cars No.
northern, b cars No. ., 20 cars No. 3, IL
cars rejected and 90 cars no grade.
The market was very slow yesterday, es
pecially OH No. northern. No and low
grades in better demand than that grade was
Early in the day few sales of No. north
ern were made at 79la@S0c. About the mid
die of the session The same class of wheat
sold at 7oc. but even at that figure the de-
mand was of limited character, and consid-
cradle choice wheat was carried over that
sellers could not get a bid on. Local millerS
were out of the market. Sales were made
generally III single car lots. Whole lines could
not be moved al any where near what sellers
considered satisfactory prices. No. was in
tar demand. but prices were not satisfactory
TO sellers Some sales were noted at re that
Saturday the same wheat brought 76c. Mixers
bought low grades fairly we'll, but prices
were hardly satisfactory. The market, as a
whole. was very dull, with sellers willing to
No. l northern sold at 1Sc when September
sold at 74l2c. Saturday the lowest price was
4l2c over September.
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 ], 1882, to date, and for the same time
year ago:
This
Minneapolis. ......... ~, 239,622 b0.023,2 76
Milwaukee. ...........14.iO 0.25s 7.5iS.5l6
Duluth. .........497C 9, s2S 17,O6s, $50
Chicago. ........ AZ, l1S,3o9 19,75S,2S1
Totals 176.06S,017 94.36s. s23
The following table gives the receipts of
wheat at the four principal winter wheat
movement July l, 1892, to date, and for the
same time year ago:
This Crop. Last Crop.
Ioledo. ................2 1s3940 3.565,958
St Louis. ............. .3,O56,55O 3,2l5.O5O
Detroit. ............... 461,2 93 81, $50
Kansas City ......... .1.257,5OO $4,000
Totals. .............6 .959,as5 s.1S6,51
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Flour was steady, and selling as
we'll as it has sold for a week or so. The
mills were not running as full as in the lat
tSi VI tuC NCSh, Uut tiluSe UllllS uOt run
nlng this morning were closed Temporarily
only. There isyet considerable flour sold for
future delivery. Whenever there is a rise in
wheat, there will be renewed activity in
flour. That is quite likely to come before
sales that are on the books are filed
The added daily output of the mills grind
ing yesterday will probably aggregate %, 401
bbls. Shipments. IS, 500 bbs; quoted at $40
4.4) for first patents; S3.9G0L0o for second
patents; 81 .95(9}.l5 for fancy and export
bakers: Si:3 .0l.9O for low grades in bags. in
Guiding red dog.
Bran and Shorts-Bran sold at So 10000
in bulk. Most OF the mills quoted 5000 while