The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-08-01

floor and the sales were heavy; < GOOD
the second loc advance was made. The
great mix of the orders was domestic. there
Being COMPARE tiyely little done for export
gra1e is of even slower sale. The domestic
b1ving last week ala not seem to be specuia-
tive in the least, but was In such
again After the last 10c advance was in
effect. trading dropped Off pretty sharply.
and Monday and Tuesday the market was
calculated to Intensity the dullness Export
shinrnents were S4.2 bbls against e, $50 the
week before. 46, 500 in 1895, and 10000 in 1894
Min food has relapsed into dullness, winter
what comneting With spring offal. ~.-s
S1,nerior-D uluth-The production should
be considerably higher this week than for
freely last week. lust before wheat adj
vancsd an ard the market is decidedly health
Ter at home. There has been a Steady de-
mand For clears FIR Quite a while and most
mills are well sold ahead on them. Some ex-
mort mort vas WORKED last week but most mills
wer unable to do anything in that direction.
feeds are frmer and in a. trif1e better de-
mand Total stocks Of flour here SATURDAY.
were 225, 900 bbls against 222, 500, preceding
merits o We're 11 heavv being az 200 bbIs against
Is 100 previous week, 1900 in 1895, and rs 100
in 1894
MllWaukeeIJmoeoooo otpu. tnis WEEK EEK pro r.
ises to. reach 81 ooo Dds. me ADVANCE Ell "a
foi 7NtC Uva h<,
inst before the HIGHER prices went into tef-
feet. At the advance, trade has been slow
Foreigners followed the market upward, but
were usually little below the views OF mill
ers however, mere or less SAYS Wsrs LII, ac -
Inc genera tS - 49,, IL ~ ~
20 pe m;thi, q short time Clears are not
taken freely. but as local millers are sold
ahead as a rule, they are not disposed to
sacrifice prices. Feed held firm. and. with
most millers, 1t will REQUIRE one or TWO
weeks 10 MI oIIers 1 va ra1,ch HIGHER ra,a.
~ 81; t1a,, Wv Hhicagn and Minneanois
sell -four at the prices they would have to
accept. St. Louis nillers. therefore, did a
comparatively light business. me domest1c
trade went to country H I,;I !nat we're aDie
to get Wleat ,S fpir +ada no fnrnnar az
nl..9 0 the latter foreign. What inquiry
the the St. Louis mills received was almost ex;
clusively on patent, low grades being hard
to move. High wheat preG;;udea the, cir sell
ing for expert: Sou.neih iirinoas lls MI, arE
similarly a1ie s daIr % I6h,ers were MN
a n, ~ sali in he Fast. except at loss.
offerings from St. Louis and country mills
are large.
Reported by the Chas. j.; Lewis CO.,
grain, commission ana stock pTokels. =
and 3 Chamber OF Commerce., Mlnneapo-
lis, July 60. ~ ruoao
Chicago, S:44-T1e London corn lraA1e
says: This years european Wneat ciup
it is believed likely not to reach isst yea! )
or be as big as lin 1894, but Will oe quite
above the average of PREVIOUS years; m
dia has a crop OF Only. oo,oooVVo ou'
against 2S4, 600 bu last year.
New York. 9SO-1t looks as II wen ana
Keene Were selling the stock n'afKes.
There Is little or no commission mousse
buying. London bought little 81. raul
Price, Mccormick & co.
Chicago :4o-Corn acts heavy. me
country is selling oats. Wheat IS easier
than the curb with Logan a neavy seler'