St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-01
NElNNEAPOE.
Chamber of COInsnepe7


The feeling was somewhat paDickv
at the opening and prices dropped 3%c
below Saturdays closing prices in a
short time. There were no further
financial troubles and no especial cause
for the break except that there was no
support. London was quoted quiet and
inactive and Liverpool about &c lower.
BeerbOhm reported that the cargOes OH
sale off coast had been reduced from 80
last week to Is. Receipts at the diff
erent markets were III the aggregate
about a million bushels larger last week
than the week before, while the exports
were not quite SO large and the visible
supply shows an increase for the week
of 10000 blu. Chicago stock of wheatIs
19,177,O00 bu, Duluth 4,757,9C6 and
minneapolis in public elevators 9,O79,-
95S blu. After the early break the
market was unsettled, and about noon
worked up over cent from the low
point touched.
Amount of wheat OH ocean passage
decreased / ,76S,0 900 bu.
Indian shipments past week, $780,
600 bu. 49,
Cash Wheat-Cash wheat declined
with futures. The demand ~aS only
moderate from milerS. No. l northern
sold mostly at 53150I54c, and No. 2 at
y
brought little more. Low grade wheat
was dull, but supplies were not large.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour - Flour is dull and selling
slowly. The further decline IN wheat
yesterday tended to weaken the market
still more, although all mlltrs have not
reduced their prices to correspond with
the decIiue i'll wheat. Ocean rates are
a little lower to London. but about
the same 10 Liverpool. Shipments,
$1,000 bbls. Quoted at S3.4U@3. 70
for first patents; S3.15(044 40 for second
patents; 1902. 10 for fancy and export
bakers; 81; lO@l.20 for low grades in
bags, including red dog. Following are
millers' asking prices in cotton sacks
9S and 40 lbs: Rye flour per barrel, pure
S2.70; xxx, $3.50; standard, $l.95
buckwheat flour, S4.G0; nominal graham
flour, $40. In wood, zoe extra. The
added daily output OF mills grinding
will probably aggregate 3l,9u0 barrels.
Bran and Shnrts-The market is no
higher to sell, although millers asked
25c advance yesterday. This is due
mostly because their production IS well
sold up, and they are not anxious to
place any more orders at present Quo
tatiOnS are for bulk: Bran, $7.50(07.75;
shorts, $S.500l0.
JOl luis.
Contributes were lower and SO were
cash oats, with light supply. No.
corn sold at 35c.
Receipts, $3.50 bu; shipments, none.
OatS-Cash oats were slow and weak
at 2S028l13c for No. 3 white. Receipts,
11,340 bu; shipments, none.
Rye-NO. 2 rye quoted 1T 42(043c. Re
ceipts. 1.5U0 bu: shipments. 77U bu.
Barley-ReceiptS none; shipments
none.
Flax-Receipts. $50 bu; shipments,
3,4SU blu.
Feeu-Millers' held at s14.25@14.75
per ton; less than car lots. $l5@l5.50;
with corn meal at $l3.75@1425; granu-
lated meal, S17.50@1S.51.
Hay-Ihe market is steady. Receipt
today were little larger. Choice new
upland quoted at 1851; coarse, S406
Receipts. l43 tons; shipments. none.
Union StOcx Yar.IS.
HOgS-No receipts and no markeL.
Eastern market reported higher.
Caltle-Steady. A couple of loads Of
fered, uut arrived too late 10 20 ON the
market. Fair demand Tor butcher cat
tie; others dull. QurtatI"ns: Prime
steers, S3(@3.5O; gOod steers. S2.50(@3;
prime cows, 81. 5002.75; good cows. 50
light veal calves, $3@4; heavy calves,
Sl.5O@2.50; stOckers, s1.5t@2; feeaers.
Sz(@2.4 Az; bulls. $l.25@2.
Sheep-No receipts and no trading.
Quotations.: MuttOuS, 1903 rs; lambs,
-. 5U03.50; stOckers anu feeders, $3.50
@2.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July 1.-CattIr-ReceiDtS,
14,UO0; shipments. 2,5J0; natives opened