St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-13
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Com,nerce.

wheat corgoes were reported inactive in
London with wheat weak for shipment and
on passage, with flour quiet in the United
hlngdom The French crop is yielding bet
ter than expected, which causes inactive
markets there: Liverpool reported wheat
cheaper to sell. The feeling in the local
market was easy at the start and lower later.
Inc weather was warmer again in some
parts OF Tire Northwest, forcing ripeuing,
6nt 1t did not seem to be severe on the crop.
Flour and wheat clearances equaled some
$4,000 bu wheat from the four ports. Cash
wheat was lower. No. Northern sold about
1c lower in sympathy with the decline in
september and December wheat. No. 9 sold
mostly at 73@75c. The following are the
closing quotations: No. / hard, on track,
SItac: No. northern. August, 74s4c: Septem-
Der. 7is4c; December, 767sc: on track, Sue;
No. northern, on track. 73@76c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Fiour-Receipts ?05 bbls; shipments, 81. 100
bbls: quoted at Si@4.4O for first patents;
fancy and export bakers: Sl.2t a.. Is tor low
grades in bags. including red dog 1t is
the same story regarding flour The market
is slow at old quotations. Millers. however,
90 not complain. being able to dispose of
their output Profits are, however, slim: but
the hope for better things buoys the manu-
facturer up.
Corn-Receipts,5 $40 bu; shipments. 2,a4o bu;
quoted at 400 iSc for good dry No. ). 456
4.l2c for No. yellow, and $50 EIac for dry
No. 4. There were no receipts Yesterday
consequently we can quote no cash sales.
Inc 1eellng, however, is very nervous. The
speculative market yesterday morning was a
little wild, and is not an index as to the I'M
dercurrent of opinion. Practically corn is
high for the season. Speculatiyely it may be
cheap.
bu. Barley is slow. The season is passed for
all mating purposes and the demand is
II any, simply for feeding purposes The
property is held nominally at 3Sli6c for
IN and No a
pie.
Oats quoted at 3lls l@34c Or Noe white, 3eIa
@3Sc for No. white and 3A@3lc for Nos.2
and oats. There is no change to noie in
the local market There is a little weakness
Ill the speculative market. but cash holders
held steady, reporting no SALE
Rye-RecelptS none; shipments, 2 l20 bu;
was quoted nominaliy at $685. for No. . 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
Feed-Millers held at SI7@l7.5O per ton;
less than car lots, Sl7.5C@1s, with cornmeal
at Sl6lD1650.
Bran and Shorts-Quo:ed at Sa@1. 81 for
bulk and Sl1@Il.50 sacked bran, Sg6lic for
shorts. Millstuffs are little firmer, with
much better inquire.
Flax-FlaX safes are based, less freights
at ST. .03I2Gli .O4
Hay-Receipts, As tons: shipments, none.
The market was little stronger Yesterday
because or hight receipts. and some sales
were reported at a shade higher than Thurs
day. We quote upland hay at 81 50@S. and
new timothy at IS. Soap per ton
some Sample Sales-No. | hard, cars
seize; No. hard, cars. S2i2c: No. north
ern, 70 cars, sue: No. northern, 5 cars. ele-
vator, 79l2c; No. 1 northern, is cars S0t2c;
NO. northern, cars, Sic; No. l northern
| car. t. o. b.. slice; No. 1 northern, choice
SIC; No northern, . cars, O. t.. S0S4c: No
northern. car, f. o. b., sic; No. = north
ern: cars. 75c; No. 9 northern 9 cars, f. O.
b., &c; No. northern, cars 75c: No. 9
northern, cars, Csc: No. northern, car
65l2c; No. northern, 1 car, y 10 off. CSC;
No. northern. cars. 64c; No. northern, 1
car choice, CSC: rejected. car 66c; rejected,
car, 5sc: rejected, car. ste; no grade, car,
55c' no grade, car, l Id off, f. O. b., 55c;
no grade, l car ID off, +. O. b., 5Sc no grade,
car, 10 Off, f. o. b., see; no grade, cars.
10 Off, 5Jc; no grade, car, ID off sic; no
grade, car Id off, f. o. b., SIC: no grade,
car. &c; no grade. car, Csc: no grade, l car
l 10 Off. 40c; no grade. car, ID off. 30Iac:
no grade 1 car, Id off, 4il2c; no grade, l
car, l Id off, 45c.