St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

liz T&luy Weather QckSlOpCQ a 4COAlAS VA
strength in wheat and as cables were less
unsteady prices revived a little. The late
good weather allowed of rapid progress in
seeding, but this fresh storm, it was thought,
would check it. and cause more land TO go
unseeded than was thought likely a few days
ago. The wheat c1earances from both coasts
were reported at 2.229 900 Du, against 3,6C3, 9S4
blu last week. Weather was called good in
France. The rains appear to be very gen
the corn belt Cables were not strong,
but the weather made a fairly fine market.
Receipts were larger and the market slow.
Only few local mil]ers were in the market.
Altar their wants were supplied the market
got very dull. No. l northern sold before
noon mostly at 83l2c for spot and S3c to ar
rive. good deal of wheat is being applied
on sales previously made. which cuts down
the demand for spot offerings Not much
outside demand existed. Wheat closed as
follows: No. l hard, on track. S3l2c; No. l
northern May, S084c; July. S1I2c: on track,
S2Ac; No. . northern. OH track, 79@SOc.
Flour-Receipts, $50 bbls; shipments ag-
for first patents: S3.9004.15 for second pat
eLts; 3.25@3. 50 for fancy and export
bakers: S1.2CG12. Is for low grades in bags,
including red dog. The flour trade is rather
quiet but millers have different experiences
10 relate; some report an active demand and
fair sales at quotations. while others main
tain that the demand is very light, and that
prices quoted cannot be obtained except for
small lots. s.
Bran and Shorts-Ouoted at 50. 50(09 70 for
bran, S909.50 for shorts, and S1C@l0.5O for
middlings Nothing new in these commodi-
ties. Market quiet Bran and shorts are in
good demand, and holders are inclined to ask
higher figures than those quoted. .s
Corn-Receipts, 9,540 blu shipments, 500 bu.
Quoted a 4*@50c for good dry No. 3, 4C04ec
for No yellow and 39@145c for dry No. 1.
Corn is in strong demand, partly for home
cOnsum Dtion and also for shipping.
x ht1. oh linn nrlfc
bu. Quoted at 3o@33c for No. 2 white, 29@32c
for No. white and 30@32c for No. 2 aud
No. 3 oats. Oats are in good demand for
home consumption.
Rye : Receipts, $40 bu: shipments, $50 bu.
Quoted nominally at 70@75c for No. 9 t. o. b.
BarIey-Receipts, 1,620 bu; shipments, 100
bu.
Flax-Flax sales are based less freights,
on the Chicago market. Chicago fax closed
at S103
Feed-Millers held at S17@1s 50 per ton: less
than car lots, Sl7@19.5O, with corn meal at
S1750@18.
Hay~Receipts, 252 tons; shipments, none.
There was good demand for choice up
land. We quote: Choice upland, Sl5@16;
Minnesota wild. Sl3@15; coarse and off
color, $40 .5C@1l.5O; timothy, S15017. Receipts
were quite liberal yesterday. but demand con-
tinues good, and all offerings were easily
AIKEN.
Some Sample Sales-No hard, Scars, S4I2c;
No hard, 2 cars, Sac; No. l hard, 1 car, f.
b., SIC; No. 1 hard, car. f. O. b., S5c: No. 1
hard, cars, f. o. b., S4I2c; No 1 northern,
cars, S3s4c; No. northern, cars SIC; No.
l northern, car, fancy, sac: No. northern,
cars. S34c; No nothern u cars, S3l2c; No.
l northern, cars samgle to arrive, S3S4c; No.
/ cars sample 10 arrive. s34c; No. north
ern. q cars, to arrive. So No. northern, 2
cars. Sic; No northern. ] car zoe; No. 2
northern, 1 car. Sic; No. northern.
l car. soc; No. northern, cars.
ne; No 3 northern, car, 75c;
No. northern, 2 cars, 7Gc; rejected, car,
&c; rejected. car, ID off, Csc; rejected,
car, ID off, Csc: rejected, 1 car, lb off, Gle;
1 II off, nc; no grade. 1 car, 63c; no grade, l
car, soc; no grade. 2 cars, Id off, 73c; no
grade 1 car. 1 Id off, tic; no grade, car, 1
ID off, zee; no grade, car. fire burned, re;
lb off, re; no grade, l car, Id off, 75c: no
grade car, l ID Off. f. o. b., SIC; No. white
oats 1 car 2on: No 3 oats 2 cars Soc