A Big Run

Minneapolis, May 3.- The JNorthwestern Müler says: The Minneapolis milis made another big run last week, grinding 206,380 barrels of flouragainst 182,805 the previous week and 134,615 for the corresponding time in 1893. Four less milis, representing 12,000 barrels daily, we running this week, partly owing to the railroad strike. Low freights have been an inducement of accumulating stocks at Buffalo and other distributing points. Noimprovement in flour trade. Orders booked last week approximate 120,000 barrels. Export trade is largely confined to bakers. The United Kingdom appears to be quite f ree buyers and the very low freight rates facilitate transactions. Direct export shipments, 48,900 barrels against 38,700 barrels the previoua week.