St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-25

9es4c: 5000 bu No, L northern, f. o. b.,
81 lac: 10000 bu No. l hard f. o. b., CSC ::
10000 bu September No. L hard, in store:
9ecc: Car lot sales by sample: $ cars No.
hard. delivered, 93c: 3 cars No. l hard, f. o.
b., 93c; L car No. ner;herI, 9gpsc;r2 cars
new No. I northern, delivered, SSe; 1 car
NO. northern, new, o. W. b.. S>Faccf3 cars
No. northern, to arrive. 91i2c: 2 cars No. i
northerIs delivered, S9iee; car No.. l.
northern. delivered, 9liae: l ear No. /
northern, delivered, 92c; Bears No. norths
ern, f. o. b.. / car No. northern,
Ole; 1 car No. / northern o. T. 92c;
9: cars No. new northern, O. W. b.. f., o. b.
SIC; cars Nos 2 northern. new, O. W. b.,
Ssci2 cars No. 2 northern, delivered, S9l2c ::
2 car new No northern, S5l2c: car No.
northern. o.. L SSc: L car No. northern, eX-
tra- f. o. b., 90c; car No. 2 northern. f. o.
b., SIC; car rejected, 50; 2 cars rejected,
I0c: ear sample. Csc; / Car sample Soc; /
car sample, SSc;4 ears sample. Sac; 4 ears.
sample. f. o. b., SSc. 0ats-l car No. 3
white, 2Sc: l car old, f o. b., 29e; 1 ear No.
. 2white, 0. t.. 33lac; l car new No. 2, 27c; 1
car sample. 24I2c.
F1our-M Millers again advocated their flour
quotations dating yesterday, and were quite
: stif to-day. The rise partially stopped busi-
ness, or at least checked the volume of trans
actions. Buyers bid old prices very freely
. for forward delivery, but, when met with the
new quotations, drew Off from the market.
Some 'millers even quoted 25c barrel ahove
the outside figures any could be placed at
for the purpose, as some others. thought, OF
Z working them UP. to the, same position and
then TO. fill the trade at figures a little under.
There was some excitement over that Situa-
ton, and then to. be confronted with the pc
culiar aspect of the hard wheat belt, with re-
Spect to frost damage considerable uneasl-
ness was felt all around.
Bran and ShortS-The market was pretty
we'll held at Sl0611 for bran SIlG6l2 for
shorts III bulk
Corl-Dhe corn market was very quiet ct
3S04oc for damaged sample to choice No.
yellow.
Oats-Some of the new oats are arriving in
poor condition, with more or less heating in
cars while in transit. Old white remained
firm at 320e34c, with other lots selling from
21030c by sample.
Barey-Nominal at 3H@50e.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at S160
1S.
Flax-Nominal at 81 19; Chicago Sl.24.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 49,O20- bu; corn. 400
bu; oats, 8, 1G0 bu; -four. 100 bbls; hay, 20
tons; fruit, 361, 500 lbs; merchandise.
1 ,40S, 1G0 lbs; lumber, 10 cars; posts and
piling, 13 ears; barrel stock, 4 cars; ma
chinery, 76, 40 lbs; coal, 965 tons. wood,
III cords; brick, $1,000; lime, 3 cars; pit
iron, 81 cars; ties, 8 cars: stone, IL cars;
live stock. 1 car; dressed meats, 90, 900 lbs;
sundries, Is cars. Total 397 cars.
Wheat, 80, 40 bu; flour, 20,-
612 bbls; millstuffs, 600 tons: merchandise,
i,22S, 800 lbs; lumber, 80 cars: machinery,
226 400 lbs; lime, car; stone, 4 cars; hides,
0.00U lbs; railroad material % cars; sund-
rIes. Gears. Total, SIG cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state inspec
ton Of wheat at Minneapolis for the past
twentv-four hours: