St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber Of Commerce,

Sales of new No. L northern were made at
Ole on the local board, but the demand was
not active. Very little old wheat was of
fered, and sellers wanted 3@4c more than
for the same grades of new. Receipts were
1O2 cars for the day, and So were shipped
out. Owing to the shutting down of the mills
for few days, the city millers were not in
the market for wheat to any extent. Duluth
reported 26 cars on track.
Following are the closing quotations:
NO. hard, in store, cash, 924c; September,
93c; October, 92c; on track, old, 9412@
95c: new, 92@92l2c; No. northern, in
Der, 90c; on track, old 92l2@93c; new, 80
@9Ol2c; No. northern, in store, cash,
SIC: September S7l2c; October, S6I2c; on
track, old, SS@S9c: new, S7@SSc.
NoTE-Sales are of old wheat unless speci-
fed.
Sales included: Twenty thousand No 1
hard, in store, 93c; Is, 1000 No northern,
in store, 91I2c. Car lot sales by samples:
Twenty cars No: hard, f. o. b., 95Isc; 20
cars No; l hard, f. o. b., csc; 4 cars No.
hard, delivered, 93l2c; 1 car No. 1 hard,
delivered, 33c; 3 cars No. northern, deliv-
cred, 9212c; 1 car No. 1 northern o. W. b.,
90e; l car No; 1 northern, Few, delivered,
new, delivered, 90c; % ears No. north.
ern, f. o. b., 94c; cars No. northern, de-
hvered, 93c; car No. northern, to ar
rive, delivered CSC; 6 cars No. northern,
90c; l car No. 2 northern, O. W. b., SSc;
SSc; 3 cars No. northern, SIC; cars No.
northern, delivered, Ole; 1 car new No. 2
northern, delivered, SSc: l car No. north
ern, new, f. o. b., SSc; l car No. 8, S3c;
jected, S3l2c; l car new rejected, soc; 1 car
new rejected, delivered, S3l2c; l car new re-
jected, f. o. b., S3c; l car new, no grade, f. o.
b., S5c; 1 car new and old oats, 2S12c.
Flour-Market Record: There was good
demand for flour to-day, and while the de-
mand was not SO active as might be desired,
it was far. Millers have advanced their
prices to keep along with the wheat. Whether
they can bring buyers up to them remains to
be learned. There is thought to be no doubt
that breadstuffs have gone to a higher level to
remain. Whether the present sharp rise can
be maintained some doubt, but that prices
day the water has been turned off and most
mills will have to close for week. Stocks
of flour are dull here and will be quite ex-
hausted before the week is gone. AT $5.75
New England points. it is believed -four will
be taken, though wheat appears little
strained now. Patents sacks TO local dealers.
S5; patents to ship, sacks, car lots, 81. rs
"a. S5; in barrels, 4.9O@5: delivered at New
S5.65@5.S IS; delivered at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, S5.70@5 so; bakers here. So. so
@4; superfine. S2@3; red dog, sack, 81. Goa
1.65; red dog, barrels, $1.S0@1.S5; rye
flour, pure, cwt., S1.70
Bran and Shorts-Bran was irmer and in
better general demand. about S10.25 to
$1,000. Shorts sold Sl@2 above the price
of bran.
Corn-The corn market was doing fairly
well at steady prices, though selling in car
lots only, and at 3S@145c.
Oats-The offers of old oats were light and
nice old white are called for more than any
others. New so far have shown poor quality,
selling down as low. sometimes. as 81 or 22c.
Old white nominal at 33c.
Barley-Nominal at 30@50c.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at S15@1S.
FlaX-Fominal at 81 .16; Chicago, S1.22.
Hay-Good wild hay was in very good re-
quest at about S7.25, with other qualities
ranging down to So.
MINNEAPOLIS STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state in
spection of wheat at Minneapolis for the past
% hours: