St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-04

90I5c; cars No. l northern, new, de-
hvered. ole; cars No. 1 northern. new,
ole; car No. / northern, new, 90c; l
car No. northern, 93l2c; II cars No. l
northern, new, with transit Ole; car No.
northern, new, delivered, 90s4c: L car No l
northern, new, delivered, 90c; car No. l
northern, new, 92c; cars No. 1 northern,
new, ole; car No. 1 northern, new, extra,
93c; 5 cars No. 1 northern, delivered, 93l2c {;
l car No: 1 northern, o. w. D., poe;
3 cars No. 2 northern, delivered, 85c;
81 cars No. northern, new, delivered, SSI2c !;
6 cars new No. 2 northern, SSc; i car No. 2
northern, delivered, soc; 4 cars No. north
ern, delivered, 92c; 2 cars new No. north
ern, extra, 90c; 6 cars new No. northern,
SSl2c; 5 cars new No. 2 northern with trans
portation, 90c; 1 car No. 3, delivered, S6l2c;
l car new rejected, delivered, eGc: g cars new
rejected, delivered, S5l2c; / car new no
grade, f. o. b., 75c; ! car no grade, I. o. D.,
S3c; car no grade, +. o. b., 83l2c; 1 car
sample, 92l2c; 2 cars sample, S5c; cars
sample, S3l2c; Car sample, S6c; car NO.
corn, 43c; l car No. 3 oats o. L, 27c; cars
No. 3 new oats, 26c; i car sample screen
ings, 81.
Flour Market Record: The flour market
was more active to-day and prices were firm
Though the interior dealers had in many in
stances, borrowed from each other 10 keep
along, expecting prices to go down, until
they were bare Of stocks all around. Now
they are ordering all at once. They were so
utterly cleaned out that they can not wait.
Last week most of the mills were shut down
and the output of f1ouEwas very small, hardly
reaching 10000 barrels for the week, and
with so small q fresh stock to draw from
some millers have ell they can do to meet the
most pressing wants of their trade. Another
thing that is stirring dealers to renewed
activity is the universal desire to have falr
supply OF old wheat -four contracted to carry
them well into the new CROP They are not
only short of these old contracts, but to buy
now loads them up at the highest price that
has been paid this year. Patents for domes-
tic distribution, were to-day, selling on the
basis of So. 75@5.S5, delivered at New Eng
land points. Patents, sacks 10 local dealers
So; patents to ship. sacks, car lots, S4.75
@4.S5; in barrels, 81. 9005; delivered ut New
England points, S5.75@l5. So. New York
points, SIS .65@5. IS; delivered at Philadelphia
and Baltimore, S5.6005.70; bakers, here,
$I.60@1.65 red dog, barrels, S1.SO@1. 80 I;
rye -four, pure, cwt., 81 10.
Bran and Shorts-The bran market was
firm but not greatly changed from Saturdays
figures. Sales were at about SlO.ou0ll l.:
Shorts were about 81 to 81 above the price OF
bran.
Corn-This market was quiet and steady,
the few sales being made at 3S046 o. {.
Oats-New oats that are now arriving are
very light, and many of them are much
@2Sc, while old oats were selling at 30@33c.
Flax-Fominal at S1.l6l2. Chicago,
S122Ia.
Barley-Nominal at 30@50c.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at S160
1S.
Hay-There was enough arriving to meet
the wants of the trade at about 81 for good
wild. Some lots were held above IL, but no
sales reported any higher.
MINNEAPOLIS STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state In
spection of wheat at Minneapolis for the past
"a hours: