St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Cha.nbcrof Commerce.


The market for futures was slow and
prices dragged down early i'll the session, but
later prices advanced and closed steady.
Weather in Kansas City was clear. pleasant.
and clear at Chicago. Berlin cables were
two marks higher st. Louis received 3D.
600 Blu wheat. agai" st 246,001 last year. The
minimum temperature at Calgary this morn
ing was .3s. Prime report shows no improve
ment in corn last week, while no ground has
been lost; damage done not been overcome.
Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska, the three great
oat states. think will not produce more tnan
three -fifths last years crop.
There was good demand for cash wheat
Oh best selections of No. northern. Some
sold as low as 1sl2c, and some oi:the choicest
lots brought SlGSiI2c The best hard No.
went pretty we'll at the prices quoted. Sales
of No ranged generally from about 5Sl06Sc
Wheat closed as follows No. 1 hard on track.
SIC; No. northern. August, 15c; September,
75c; December, 77lsc; on track, S0lac; No. 2
northern, on track. 73@316c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Receipts,2 070 bbls: shipments, 49, 221
bbls; quoted at SI@4.40 for first patents;
S3.S0Gl4.10 for second patents; S3.Is@l3. 40 for
fancy and export bakers Sl.ac@2. Is for low
grades in bags. including red dog. Flour
continues steady, and the majority of the
trade are iudulging in larger hopes for the
futures.
Corn Receipts, $3.50 bu: shipments. none;
quoted at 43@iSc for good dry No. B. 450
4!l2c for No. Is yellow, and 3Slo4ll2c for dry
No. 4. The local demand for corn is good.
Receipts are light and the speculative market
somewhat excited because OF the outlook OF
the growing crop.
Barley Receipts, 600 bu; shipments $500
bn. Barley is slow. The season is passed for
all mating purposes, and the demand is,
IT any. simply for feeding purposes. The
property is held nominally At 3SQli7c for
No. ), and No. is 30041c, according to sam
pie.
Oats-Receipts. $40 blu; shipments. 4,t90
II q
@a3c for No. 3 white and 39@3Ic for No. .
and oats. Oats are stronger and higher,
and the market somewhat excited. Quota
tons herein are the top and based upon the
opinions of those in The trade. Sales were
but few and holders have very strong views
regarding the future. To-day the feeling was
strong.
Flax-Flax sales are based. less freights.
on The Chicago market Chicago fax closed
at 81 03i2Gl GA.
Rye-Receipts, $40 bu; shipments, $50 bu;
was quoted nominally at 5s@lGt C for No. 9 f.
o. b. Rye is weakening in Eastern markets
because of receipts of the new crop. and will
no doubt be reflected here in day or two
Fecd-Millers held at Sl7@I7.50 per ton;
less than car lots. Sl7.5C@1S, with cornmeal
at Si6416a0 per ton.
IIay-Receipts, IS tons; shipments, none.
The market was q little stronger yesterday
because of light receipts. and some sales
were reported at shade higher than yester
day. We quote upland hay at 81. 50@S. and
new timothy at SIS. 5Ct@9 per ton.
Bran and Shorts-Quoted at S90). 50 for
bulk and Sl10u.50 sacked bran, S9@iG for
shorts MillStuffs are little hrmer, with
much better inquiry.
Some sample sales: No. northern, 5 cars,
soc; No. northern 3 cars choice, Sic; No. l
northern. IA cars, s0l2c; No. northern IA
car, 1ec; No. northern, l Car, SOS4c; No.
northern. g cars. elevator 77l2c; No. north
ern. S cars. 73c; No northern, cars, 73l3c:
No. . northern, 3 cars. 75c; No. northern, 1
"a q
northern, ear, +. o. b.. 65Iac; No. north
ern, cars, G5c; No. northern. 3 cars. 66c;
No northern. cars, 62c; No.
ern. car. asc; No. 5 northern, cars, Csc:
No. B northern. 3 cars, 64c; rejected 1 car,
ID Off 63c; rejected. / car, 10 off. 4sc; no
grade, car 41c; no grade, 2 cars. Coo: no
grade car; S2e; no grade car Ii of, f.
grade, l car, 40c; no grade, car, Id off,
Use; no grade, car. Id off. f. o. b. Ale: no
grade. car, 10 off: 4Sc: no grade, car. l
ID off, see: no grade, l car, f. o. b., 5sc; no
49l2c; No. corn car, 47c: No. barley, 1
car, f. O. b., 40c: No. 3 oats, 5 cars, ABE; No
white oats. car, f. O. b.. delivered, 33l2c.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 161, pc bu; corn. 5, 1870 bu;
oats 6,2i0 bu: barley. GO bu: rye, $50 bu;
faxseed. $50 blu; -four, 900 bbis; millstutfs
Is tons; hay. rs tons; fruit, $40 lbs; mer-
chandse. 1904. sos lbs; lumber, 40 cars; posts
machinery, 4l3, $50 lbs; coal, 454 tons; wood,
90 cords; brick, $1,000; lime. 3 cars; cement,
525 bbls; stone and marble. II cars; dressed
meats, l05, 200 lbs; hides and pelts ST, 7I0 lbs;
wool. 239.2s0 lbs; sundries 90 cars; total car
lots. COG.
Shipments-Wheat 94.3S0 pu: oats, 4,120
bu: barley, $500 bU; rye so bu: faxseed,
$500 bu; flour. 33.22l bbls; millstuffs, 934
tons; merchandise. 1919. CO. lbs: lumber 1O2
cars: barrel stock, car: machinery, go 1870
lbs; wood. - cords; BRICK, 10000; cement, $50
bbls; ties. cars; stone and marble. car: ;
live stock. car; hides and pelts, 1000 lbs;
wool. lbs, 702 BIS; sundries, % cars; total car
lots, $40.