St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber Of Commerce

The early traQlng IN futures was mostly IN
May, with The first sales at Sl.lS for No.
northern. Later there was a decline to
S117Iz, at which about lO0,0 600 bu changed
hands. At the same time Sill was bid for
No. northern May, with sellers OF No.
northern December at 81. 12ls.
Gables were dull and tended down. Beer
bohm makes a decrease of 950,U00 BIZ in
the amount wheat on passage.
Chicago opened at Sl.15A December,
13 May, selling down about 1c al the
start, frming again later.
The sample tables were fairly well supplied
with milling wheat and the 303 cars received
were nearly all for sale. Demands from the
outside points showed some improvement.
though with a dull flour market the improve
ment is not expected to continue Local
millers were well represented on the floor
and they were examining about everything
offered, and taking a few lots Of the best
samples. Sellers were asking a shade higher
prices and some thought sales could be made
Improvement. Some extra nice No. north.
ern brought 81 20, but No. 2 northern
ranged from 81 OF to S1.13. Shipments were
/ IA cars. Duluth reported 50.
Following are the closing quotations:No.
hard, cash. 81 "a: November. 81. "a: Decem-
Der, 81. % May, 20; Oh track, S124 No.
/ northern, cash, S1-12l2. November 81 Is {;
December, S1.14L; May, 81. 1Sls; ON track,
FIG; No. 2 northern, cash, 81 90: Novem
Der, Si.O6: December. Sl.O.: May. S1I2;
on track, SlOS.
Unless mentioned, sales are No. northern:
10000 bu December 1.13l2; 5000 bu De-
cemberS 81 1912 ;1O, 600 bu Noyember.s1 1928
10000 bu December. 81. 1874: 10000 bu De
200 bu May, 81 17Ia 900 bu May. 81. l7l2 {;
q. 200 bu May.S1.lS4; 10000 blu May,
Sl.1SA: 10000 bu May, 81 1888 5000. bu
May. 81 ISL; 10000 bu May, No north
10, O0U bu December. sIlS5s; 10 900 bu May,
Sis: 5000 bu Nav, Sl17G 10000
Su May, sI.1s: 10000 bu May,
si.1sla; 5000 Blu May, s1is2s;
5000 blu to arrive. delivered, sI,14l2
81 "a: cars No. 1 hard, Sl.23; car No.
hard. 81 23l2; 2 cars No. hard, with trans.
81 "a; 20 cars No. hard, delivered. 81 % :
2 cars No. l northern, O; W; b., 81 Is; car
No. northern. o. W. b., 81 20; cars No.
northern, SIi6Ia; 1 car No l northern.
sI.I8: cars No. northern, l.17;2 cars No
/ northern, SLID; 2 cars No. northern.
(. o. b., SLID; ID cars No. l northern. 81. 10;
10 cars No. 2 northern, $1.10: cars No.
2 northern, Sl.09; 4 cars No. 2 northern,
sI.l3: cars No. 2 northern, 81 0S; car
No northern, S1.15; cars No. 2 north
ern, Sl.OSla; l car No. 2 northern.
SIP; 2 cars No. northern. 81 10:
cars No 3, 81. 05la / car No. 8 del. 81:
car No. 3. sl.O4; car No: 3, $1.Oz; cars
No. 8, lO3; ear rejected del. CSC. car
dirty oats del, 2Slec; 3 cars sample, 81 20,
car sample, 81 .05; car sample, gle; 2
ears barley del Csc; l car rejected. 81; 2
cars rejected, S2c; car rejected del, 96c;
car sample, Sl.os; l car oats, 23l2e; ! car
oats. 23s4c: car oats, 24c; car oats. 26zc;
l car oats. 26Ac; car feed, Sl5.50
FlOur-This market remains firm but dull.
During the late days of recent high prices
consumers bought a good deal of -four in
fear of soon having 10 pay much higher
prices Now that prices have declined they
evidently propose to try the other way to buy
oniy as they need II for immediate use. In
fiolr is at present moving on old contracts.
There were some sales to-day for both long
future and prompt delivery. The inquiry
was moderate for foreign business and but
few transactions were made.
Patents. sacks to local dealers, S6.S1Q6.9O;
patents TO ship, sacks, car lots. So. 1oG6. 90
in barrels. sc. S5fl7:d elivered at New Eng
land points, 81 .40G7: 90; New York points.
81. 3OCl7 so: delivered al Philadelphia and
Baltimore, S7.2oGt7 ID; bakers here. SAC
a.. so; superfine, S3Gi. 60; Red dog. sacks,
Al GOAL. G5; Red dog barrels, 81 S0I1 50.
Fran and Shorts--The mills, many of them
are still sold ahead and are not offering 81
what II is sold 1T by others. Some sales were
Inale at 80 90. and that appeared abOnt all
ans would bring on the track; shorts 5000
Gil so.
ing done to speak OF; held al about 42e FOR
choice No. 3.
0ats-The demand was steady bat fer coz.
sun. piion only, with prices ranging al 26G
29c Tor the general range.
Bariey--The barley market was du. Cu,
choice lots were inquired for, sa3 not IN
much supply. The latter sam pies ranged 81
50T60c and poorer al 4H9l59c-
Feed--Mlxed feed selling slowly q: Si56iT
Flax-Quoted at SLAP. Chicago a. 81 4S.
Iay-1Ee hay market was steady AID coed
wild selling al s616 so but Tor the aiis; 4
had 10 be choice. Timothy. ssI9
FLOUR SHIPMENTS
Milwaukee road, 2,47o BIS: Omaha ? 92t
btis. Minneapolis & e Louis. ESQ oels.
Wisconsin Central, 8 bhls Manitoba 3 bhss;
ST Paul & Duluth. 8. Zoo bhls: 81. Pari
Kansas City, 1868 bbis; Chicago. Burning
Ton & Northern, 4,205 ibis: Eastern A:2se
sofa 375 bbls; 500 i!ne G.od5 obis
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Miansapoiis WEST re.
ce.5is by reads:
Milwaukee road. III cars. ons5a-z cars.
eapoiis & ST. Louis. Sc c6;s. Ma5-ioSa
ll9 cars 500 line. e cs.s
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