St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber Of Com,nerce.

The market was very dull early in the day
with a narrow range of prices. Cables re-
ported foreign markets steady bat quiet
The reports of the condition of crops are
generally good. quite favorable advices COM
ing-frOm the winter wheat sections. ST. Louis
receipts of wheat contained 10.0D0 bu new
wheat out of total of $1,000. Along about
the middle of the day many orders came in
from the country to fill out long July
wheat and buy September. That
made trading quite, active, strengthen
ing September and weakening July.
The cash wheat market was slow again.
Local milIers were well supplied from wheat
turned over on sales made to arrive A few
choice cars of No. northern sold up to roc.
The bulk OF the good wheat went arouno 7sc-
Frosted samples from the North and soft
samples from the South sold down to TIC.
Low grades were dull with buyers holding
back and buying only in small way. Wheat
closed as follows: No. hard, on track. 7sc;
No. l northern, June. 751sc; July. 75lsc;
September, 15ssc: on track, re; No. north
ern. on track, 6S(172c.
Flour-Receipts. none; shipments. 33, 545
bbls. Quoted at ST. 1904. 40 for first patents;
S3.sU@4. 10 for second patents; S3.151340 for
fancy and export bakers: Sl.20l2 Is for low
grades in bags, including red dog. Flour Is
again little dull in sympathy with wheat.
Sales are being made daily, but manufacture
ers claim that practically there is no money
in handling the stuff at current prices, but
hopeful of change for the better
Bran and Shorts-Quoted at IS 5000 for
bran, SS.75@9.25 for shorts, and S9.7s@1025
for middlings. Millstuffs are a little firmer.
with much better inquiry.
Corn-Receipts, 2,44 bu; shipments, 10,35O
bu; quoted at 3sQe43I2c for good DRY No 3,
A@45c for No. yellow, and 35@ t0c for dry
No. 4. The corn market is rather slow. Corn
is little slow, but prices continue firm.
Oats-Receipts, 23,54O bu: sh1pmentS IL. .210
bu: quoted at 32l2c for No. 2 white, 31t0
32c for NO. white, and 3C@31c for No.
and No. oats There is a good demand for
re. hpip hall
the average makes the market in futures
strong and active and cash values more in
sympathy. l4-
Rye-Receipts, ITO bu; shipments. none:
and was quoted nominally at 7U1172c for No.
9, t. o. b.
Barley-Receipts, $50 bu; shipments, 5000
bu; barley is very slow, 80 to 4sc; demand
almost entirely ceased.
FlaX-FlaX sales are based less freight. ON
the Chicago market. Chicago fax closed. at
S1.06I2 --rr
Feed Millers held at Sic. 25@16. 50 per ton;
less than car lots. $l6.5C@l7; with cornmeal
at Sis .5C@15.75. .sf@
Hay-Receipts. los tons; shipments. 25 tons.
We quote: Choice upland. $500; No 1 wild,
S5:5O@S. Hay is weak because of large sup
plies and the most of it of a poor quality;
some as low as Sc. Timothy not quoted
Some sample sales-NO. hard, l car,
97c: No. hard. cars, f. o. b., SOC; No. 1
northern, car. 79Ac: No. 1 northern. 10
northern, / car, isaac; No. northern, 1
car, +: o. b., 7Sa4c; No. northern, IL cars.
7yc: No. northern, cars, 7fI2c; No. I
car, choice, 75c; No. 2 northern, 1 cur,
choice, 76I2c; No. 2 northern, car, 72c;
No. 2 northern, car, f. O. b.,
zoe; No. 3 northern. 1 car. 63Ihc;
No northern, car, 64l2c; No. northern.
2cars, 64c: No northern, car, &C; No.
northern, car. 6212c; rejected. 3 cars Ib off.
soc: rejected, 1 car 53c; no grade car, 1
ID off, 66c; no grade. car 1 lb off, zoe; no
lb off, 47c; no grade. car, ID off, Soc: no
grade, 1 car, ! b off, 32c; no grade. car, 1
ID off, 3Sc; No. oats. car. 31s4c: N o. oats,
l car, 3ll2c: no grade, 1 car. Bic: No. white
oats, car, &c. flax. car. 91I2c
GRAIN INSPECTION.