St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

the closing, quotations: Grades-No. hard.
$i.3o; May, si.35la; track, $50; No. /
northern, cash, 81. 17ss: November, S1.17ss |;
December, $1.1sss; May. 81. 23ss: track,
$1.22; No. northern, cash, Sill Novem-
Der, ST.. ID; December, Sl.15; May, 81. l6ia;
Unless mentioned sales are Of No. north
ern-15,O0O bu December 81. 1S!2; 10000
bu December No. hard. 81 80; 10000 bu
December No. l hard $l.3J; 10000 Blu May
l hard, s1.35l2; 5000 bu May, .$l.237s; ;
S1.23ss; $4,000 bu May, $1.23ss: 10000
bu May. S1.23I2; 5000 bu May. Sl.23ss !;
5000 bu May, 81. 23ta; 5, 900 blu May No.
hard. S1.35I2; 10000 pu May No. l north
ern to arrive, 81; q; &c: 600 bu No. north
ern to arrive, SLID: 10000 Blu December,
$L18s4; 10000 bu October No. hard, ST 80 !;
10000 bu May, 81 ,23ss@1 .23s4; 5000 bu
May, 81. 23ss; 10000 blu May, $l.23s4; 49,
O)0 bu May, 81 .235s. Car lot sales by sam
ple-20 cars No. hard to arrive. ST.. 30;
car No. l hard. S1.32: l car No. hard
Sl.30; cars No. hard f. o. b., $1.30 cars
No. l hard delivered, S1.30; 4 cars No.
hard in store. 81. 80; 5 cars No. northern,
SL21; g. cars No. l northern, S1.23: cars
no. northern. Sl.20: car No. 1 northern,
S1.25; cars No l northern o. W. b., 81. 21la !;
car No. northern, o: W. b., 81. %; cars
No. l northern. f. o. b.. S1.22: 2 ears No.
northern, f. 0. b., 81 Dig; IL cars No. 1
northern, S1.22; q cars No. 2 northern,
S1.16; cars No. northern, 81 14la; 1 car
No: 2 northern, 81. Is; cars No. 2 northern,
S1.17: 20 cars No. 2 northern, 81. ID; 5 cars
No. . Northern, o. t., Sl.l5; 5 cars No. .
northern, SLIDE; % cars No. 2 northern.
SLID; 26 cars No. . northern, 81. ID: car
2 cars No. 8, S112; cars No. 5, Sl.I0;
| car rejected, (. o. h., 81; ear rejected, de-
livered. Sl05; 2 cars rejected SI.08; car
rejected, SLIP; 3 cars rejected, S1:Oo; 5
cars sample, Soc; l car sample. Soc; 2 cars
sample, 81; cars no grade, 5Sc: cars no
grade, soc; car no grade, sc: 2 cars no
grade, Soc: cars no grade, 95c: cars no
800.
Flour-Market Record: The market was
firm al the advance of Saturday though bust
ness was not active. The figures quoted
were 2O030c higher than OIL the fore part of
last week. There was more inquiry for flour
for export, but business was shortened by
the firmness and higher prices asked this
week. The day or two before the last rise
were characterized by some fair export
transactions. Patents, sacks to local dealers,
S7@7.15: patents TO ship, sacks car lots,
S6.9O01. Is; in barrels 81. 1567.25: deliv-
cred Sed. at New England n!, points dn 1891
cred at Philadelphia and Baltimore.
S7.506o7.70; bakers here, 81 95@6. As /;
superfine, S3@4.60; red dog, sacks,
81 COOL 60; red dog, bbls, S1.S0@1. S5 /;
mostly at 1915; with a little at $3.50 and
some at S1O@I0.25; shorts at S1O.5O@12 all
in bulk.
Corn-The trade was at steady figures,
ranging at 3S@40c for the different qualities
sold. The demand was of the usual slow
consumptive character, and chiefly for the
use of feed mills.
Oats-Good, heavy oats were picked up
quite we'll at 26@2Sc, with the offerings of
light selling at 24@25c, all by sample. There
were few of really choice character offered:
Barley-This market was easy and slow and
receivers were troubled TO get out of their
consignments what shippers expected. The
range of samples was mostly at 50@o5c, and
some better held at 60c, With very badly
stained as low as 3504Oc.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at SIS
@l7.
Flax-Quoted at Sl.41ls; Chicago, 81 .47is
Hay-The hay market was steady at about
$3.50 for best wild.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts--Wheat, 304, 800 bu; corn, 5000
bu; oats, 5000 bu: barley, 1900 bu; flag
seed, s, 200 bu; -four, $50 bbls; millstuff, 10
tons; hay, l55 tons; fruit, 1913, 100 lbs; mer-
chandIse, 1923, 100 lbs; lumber, % cars;
barrel stock. 10 cars; machinery, 10000 lbs;
coal, 1856 tons; wood, 3I5 cords; brick,
1000; lime, cars; cement, 20 bbls; pig
iron, Is cars: ties, cars; stone. 10 cars;
live stock, 9 cars; pork, $50 bbls; dressed
meats 40, 900 lbs; hides, $4,000 lbs; railroad
SulluIlCo, IL Cuto. 4Otui,
967 cars.
Shipments-Whea As. 500 bu; corn, I, 200
bu: oats. 100 bu; barley, 5000 bu; flour.
80, 535 bbls: millstuff, L .401 tons: merchan-
disc, 1865, $50 lbs; lumber. 70 ears; ma
chinery, 1O9, lao lbs; coal. 20 tons; brick,
1900; lime, car; house goods, to 900 lbs;
1--we stock, 2 cars; oil cake, 10000 lbs;
dressed meats, 10000 lbs; wool. 60.G00
lbs; railroad material, % cars; sundries, 81
cars Total, 75S cars.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee road, $3.50 bbls Omaha. TO-
ia bbls: Wisconsin Central, 12J bbls; st.
Paul & Duluth, 6, $50 bbls; ST. Paul d Kan
sas City, 2,49l bbls; Chicago, Burlington d
Northern, $500 bbls; 500 line, z, 445 bpls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by roads: Milw aEkee road, l45 cars !;
Omaha. % cars; Minneapolis & ST. Louis
80 cars Manitoba, 22S cars; st. Paul d Du-
iuth, cars; Northern Pacific, "a cars; 500
line, 10 cars.