St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-13
SHIP YOUR GRAIN TO
MINNEAPOLIS
Chamber of Commerce.

Local receipts were 900 cars on all roads,
and 50 cars were shipped out. City and
county millerS were in the market for grain
to grind, but were holding off for lower fig
ures claiming that &c drop i'll outside mar
kets should weaken prices here some. Sales
were effected al Il slightly lower range, but
for old wheat very little reduction was made.
Duluth reported 10 cars on track. Follow
ing are the closing quotations: No. l bard,
cash, in store. CSC; September, 9Sc: october,
9sl4 old. on track, 99c; new, 9Jl2: No. l
northern, cash, in store, see: September,
96c; October, Gee; old, on track. 97c; new,
92693e: No. . northern, cash, in store,
g2I9c September, 92l2c; October, 9212c {;
Cd on track. Ole; new. SS66S9c.
Nole-Sales are of new wheat unless speci-
fed
Sales included: 10000 bu October No. 1
hard, 94l2c; 10000 Nov. No. l northern,
g2c Car lot sales by samples: . cars No.
! hard o. W. b., 96i2c; l car No. hard,
O. l.. 95l2c; cars No. hard, f. O. b., 96c !;
. cars No hard, f. o. b.. 964c; ! car No.
! hard delivered, 95l2c; cars No. l hard
f. o. b. 99c; l car No. l northern, 92c :;
> cars No. l northern, o. {, 91l2c; l
ear No. / northern, f. o. b., 93l2; . cars No.
! northern. o. w. b.. 93c; ) cars No. l
northern, +. o. b., 93c; car No. northern,
delivered. 93c: car No. l northern, f. o.
b.. 92I2c; l car No. 1 northern, delivered,
93l2C; 4 cars No. l northern, delivered,
92lsc: car No. l northern, f. o. b., 93c ::
l car No. northern delivered, soc; = cars
No. northern. +. o. b., SSl2c; car No. 2
northern, S8c; car No, northern, old,
92c: cars No. 2 northern, T. o. b., 9Sc !;
cars No. northern. SSH; cars No. =
northern, o. W. b., 90e; > ears No. 9, deliv-
cred, So; car No. >, delivered, S4l2c; l car
rejected, delivered, Sic; l car rejected, de-
livered. 76l2c: = cars sample. delivered,
91l2c; 2 cars no grade, o. l., 73c; l car no
grade S5s4c; cars frosted, Sc; car oats,
26c; l car hay, So; car oats, 27c; car
oats, 26l2c; l car no grade, sac.
Flour-The demand for flour was less
brisk as is usually the case after break in
speculative wheat markets. Millers here are
of The opinion that the Northwest wheat
crop is too small to meet the natural years
demand and are pushing out to secure as
much of it as possible before it is diverted.
For the same reason they are very stiff in
their notions for future values. They eX-
press determination not to make concessions
TO answer to temporary fluctuations in wheat
Some fresh sales were made at the full
figures asked yesterday. Patents, sacks TO 10
cal dealers $500: patents TO ship, sacks.
car lois. 81. 90Gl5. 10: in barrels, S1.lOO
5.2j; delivered at New England points
S5.9006; New York points, 50. S0@ 5.9Ot
delivered at Philadelphia and Baltimore
s.. 7505. s.: bakers, here. 50. S06I50;
superfne, S21l3.5O; red dog. sacks. Sl.600
! %; red dog. bbls, 81. S06l.S5 rye flour
pure. per 100 lbs, S1.75.
Bran and Shorts-The bran market wss
very well sustained, as but few of the mills
had any stuff to offer. being sold ahead
Sales we're made of a few cars at SlO.5t0
l150; shorts, $l2@ 1880.
Corn-Slow at 3S@42c for ordinary sam
pies; 43c for choice No. > yellow
Oats-Quiet at 2S62Sl2c for new by sam
pie and o. l.
Barley-This market was steady, with sam
pies mostly ranging at 40135c, with few
choice ranging up to 60c.
Flax-Nominai at Sl.23; Chicago. Sl.29.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly al Sl6@l Is
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state inspec-
ton of wheat at Minneapolis for the past
twenty-four hours: