St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-27
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS,
Chamber Of Commerce.

! This market was dull and depressed By ca
| bles and by reports of weakness in domestic
markets. The report of Thursday that for.
| elgn weaSness is due to cholera in Europe.
| was denied yesterday and the weakness at
tributed to an overstock of wheat. old ana
new. offering i'll the several countries. Farm
! ers there like farmers here, ore selling freely
OF the new crop for they remember the re-
suit OF holding last year. When the free sell
| ing ends better prices are expected Ex-
perlenced traders were waiting and taking
| notes OF farm sales. prepared to buy when
| they get smaller.
The sample wheat market was in q little
better condition yesterday. The supply was
! smaller, and the demand showed some i'm
provement. New wheat sold first rate, and
the demand for choice old l northern was
good. No. and also moved easier, and
the better qualities brought higher prices
Low grades were slow, but less SO than Thurs.
Gay. Receipts were l6J ears. Shipments.
No. hard; 81 cars No l northern. new
80 cars No. northern, % new; % cars No g.
,, new; % cars rejected. new; Al cars no
grade: cars No . winter. new. No. 1
up to 19l2c for fancy. New sold principally
at 73c. No. . sold from 6SGD7Ic for old, and
6o0!Uc for new. with most sales at Use. NO.
sold from $40 i5c tor old. anu &c for new
| For rejected and DO grade, see sales.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Flour was not selling we'll yesterday
/ and there are mills here not working up
| TO their capacity Oh that account, with mills
| IN a rev cases that are shut down for the
! same reason. 1t is realized now that this
crop OF wheat is short not in quantity only
| but in four-producing power as well. Sixty
| pounds of this new crop of spring wheat
| will not make the quantity of flour secured
| from sixty pounds of last years crop In the
| sale of flour millers have to consider that
|, point i'll late autumn contracts. The added
daily output of the mills grinding Yesterday
will probably aggregate "a. 49, bbls. Ship
ments, g., Ol5 bbls. Quoted at Slot ~ for first
patents: 50 .9lDf .0a for second patents; s. o.
@3 Is for fancy and export bakers; 81 300
80 for low grades in bags, including red
dog.
Bran and Shorts-Millstuff was not yerv
active. but went out quite as we'll as could
be expected with the steady firmness Of mill
ers i'll the prices they asked. The concerns
offering bran for sale asked about $3.50 in
bulk mainly. Among the BUYERS there was a
claim that it might be bought for less money.
A few mills had none for sale, but enough
had IL 10 supply the usual wants of buyers.
Shipments, sSt tons. Quoted at SIS 90 70
for bran: SN@ll tor shorts and Sll@u.25
for middlings
Corn-Corn was very feverish and fell l2c
in tine first hour of trading The bear
!sh sentiment came from the perfect weather
i'll most of the country. with the bearish feel
ing in the wheat market. The movement
continues fair i'll the general corn markets
with much ouietness in the foreign demand
steady demand for cash corn was reported
in the corn belt. GOOD corn was in fair de-
mand with moderate supply. Sales: 1 car
No. yellow. 4Sl2c. Receipts, $500 bu; ship
ments. 45G bu.
Oats-The feeling was unsettled in the oats
trade. Among traders were those that
thought oats should fellow corn down, while
others commended that owing 20 the light
crop the difference in prices between corn
and oats ought to narrow. Many sections
are noting the small arrivals that is having
some effect in holding up the market for
futures. The market for cash oats was dull
Local dealers we'll supplied. supply quite
large. Sales1l car new No 3, 3)c delivered:
] car No. 3. musty, 2ec; 2 cars No. 3, 3.I5c;
car old No. . white choice, BIC O. t. Re-
ceipts, 2375J bu; shipments, 1850 blu.
Rye-Cash new No = rye is i'll good de-
mand at SIC f. o. b. Receipts small Ship
ments 500 blu.
Barley-ReceiptsG ESQ bu; shipments, 7a0 bu;
held at s. q i5c for No. 3: No. at 3U@o4oc
Flax-Receipts. go bu: shipments.2 600 blu.
Feed-Millers held at SIT 75@ts. 25: less
han car lot SlS.2.1ls.75; with cornmeal at
SIG. 75911!.25; granuated meal. S2l.5O.
Hay-Receipts light. and demand fair
One car Minnesota. 50. Receipts. 50 tons
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following l65 cars are previous day local
state grain inspection by the different rail-
ways: