St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

The local crowd was undoubtedly bullish
in sentiment, and for few minutes it ap-
peared that that sentiment would rule the
course of the market for the day. Gables adj
vised OF better feeling abroad. There were
any amount of advices from all parts of tho
spring wheat country. telling sad tales of dls3
aster of one kind or another. Storm and
flood. excessive heat and lack of moisturei
throughout large areas, all did duty in pros
noting strong bull element A large de-
crease on ocean passage. and marked fall
ing off in the receipts of wheat and flour mi
the United Kingdom 100, had its effect on
the talent. The following are the closing
quotations: No hard, on track, see: No II
northern. July 71Hc; September. 7512c; Del
cember; 7sc: on track, S0l2c; No. northern.l
on track, 13077c.
Flour-Receipts. 900 bbls; shipments, a.
$50 bbs. Quoted at Si014.4o for first patents;i
S3.SU(G 4. ~ for second patents; So. 1903 40 for
fancy and export bakers: Sl.2C@D2.15 for low
grades In bags including red dog. We make
no change in quotations, though some deal
ers advised OF higher prices asked and OBJ
tanned. Or the whole the situation is ima
proving, but too slow to suit the impatient!
The feeling is general that prices Will rule,
higher III the Immediate future, unless some
untoward circumstances arise.
Corn-Receipts, LAO bu shipments, SEQ
6u: Quoted at 43@i5c for good No. dry; 46
@4Sc for No. yellow and 3S@42Iac for dry!
NO a.. There was quite a boom in corn to.
day. the demand being good for all grades!
The market for futures was strong and higher,
pathy.
Bran and Shorts-Quoted at $500 25 for
bran; 9925Q9, q for shorts, and Sl0@1 10. so for
middlings. Millstuffs are little firmer, with
much better inquiry.
Barley Receipts ], $50 bu: shipments. ]. AGO
pu Barley is slow, with fair demand for
the best grade 1t IS held at Sc to 4sc for No
3, and No. at Soc to 40c per bu. There il
nothing new i'll the barley market
Rye-Rcceipts. none; shipments. none; was
quoted nominally at 5s@6oc for No. 9. f. o. b,
Oats--Receipts, 10000 ou; shipments, $500
bu; quoted at 50l2@31Hc for No. . white, 30c
oats Oats were active and strong today at
higher range than for some days We quote
prices according to sales made
GflaX-tlaX sales are based less freight
on me chicago market Chicago fax closed
at ST OLE.
Feed-Milers held at SIS. 25@15.5o per ton;
less than car lots, SIe@t7, with corn meal at
S14. 25Gl14.75.
Hay-Receipts, 12s tons; shipments, 10
tons. Receipts were little more liberal to-
DAY and the demand little slack Old up-
land Is worth about S6Q1650. new UPLAND.
Se@9, ana timothy about 81 per ton. DealerS
today complained of some difficulty in get,
ting the higher prices.
WHEAT MOVEMENT
some Sample Sales-No. hard. carIo O.
b., s2a4c; NO. hard. . cars, s2Iac; Xs. I
northern, 10 cars, SOAc; No. northern. 4
cars SOl2c; No. northern.0 cars. Sic; No. I
northern, cars,S0c; No. . northern,1 car 7ci
NO. northern, Z cars Use; No. northern.
cars. Tie; No. 9 northern, 9 cars, 7Sc; No.
2northern, 2 cars, 76c; No northern, 5000
bu, +. o. b., '5l2c; No. northern, 9 cars. re:
No northern, 2 cars. &c: No. northern,
l car, Csc; No. n orthern, . cars, 73c; No 4
northern, car. Use; no grade, car, / lb off,
Gle; no grade 1 car, ID off, 62ci
no grade, 1 car, 1 ID off, &c; no
grade, 1 car, 36c; no grade, 1 car, Id
Off, zoe; no grade. 2 cars, l lb off, CSC;
no grade. car. lb of, 35c; no grades cars,
1 10 off, 55c; no grade. $500 Blu, l ID off, 66c;
no grade, car, lb off, soc; no grade, car,
l 10 Off, sec; no grade, 3 cars, Ib off, hot,
S5c no grade, l car, 10 off, 57c no grade,
cars, 1 ID off, f. o. b., Ace; no grade, cars,
Id off, +. o. b. 45c; no grade, 1 car, ID
Off, I o. b.,5Oc; no grade, car, lb off f o.
b., 6oe; no grade, cars, &c; no grade, l
cars. 42c; no grade, car. &c; no grade, 1 car,
S0c; no grade, cars, 65c no grade 3 cars,
QUO; no grade car, soc: No. 3 white oats, 1
car, soc; rejected flax car 75c
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION