St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-07

No. hard. Sl.31: 3 cars No; l hard So
1 car No. delivered, S1.35; lear No. hard
with transit, $l.35; car No. l hard, Si,34
car No. hard, f. o. b., 81 .32!s car No o.
hard hard T. s " E. s car No. 'I's north:
ern. Si.27; . cars No. l northern, 81
l car No. northern. delivered, $l.3l
2 cars No. l northern. delivered, l.2e
cars No. l northern, 81 81; cars NO:
northern, f. o. b., sl:32; car No. l north
ern, Sl29; car No. 1 northern, T. o. D.
81. 27l2; 5 cars No. 1 northern. I. o. b.,
SI.3O; 20 cars No. 2 northern: Sl.19ls; .
cars No northern, Sl.24; car No.
northern deiv ere 4 10 cars North Nor
Si.25: Is ears No. northern s1.23;
l car No. northern, with transit, SIS;
cars No. = northern, 81. "a g cars poor NO.
cars No. 3, SLY; car No. 8. S1.20; j car
No. 3, Sis; car rejected, 81 20; | car re-
iected Sll6:4 cars rejected, 9Oc: cars re-
jected, 81; cars rejected, f: o. b., 81 03;
car rejected, Los; ear rejected; SloS; l
car rejected, 95c; l car no grade, 9oc ;
2 cars no grade, 81; ears no grade, zoe; 2
cars no grade, 75c; = cars no grade, I. Q. b.,
95l2c; l car no grade, delivered, soc; =
cars no grade, T. o. b., 74c: ear no grade
f. o. b., s0I2c: l car no grade, l. o. b.
pie. f. O. b., Sl.O3; 1 car sample, 6Oc; car
sample, 81; > cars sample, Sl.2O; car oats,
2Se.
Flour-There was more demand for flour
again to-day, caused perhaps by renewed
strength in the Eastern wheat markets, Az
any rate flour buyers are beginning TO ex-
Derience practically what they were slow to
accept few weeks ago; that short crops
make high prices. A break was expected 10
follow so great an advance in so short
time. 1t did not come when expected, and
now another rise seems to be feared. Buyers
took hold well, even for the later forward
contracts. There was more buying from
Europe. though the bulk of the foreign
bid under prices flour can be sent nj.
The home, or domestic demand, continues
to absorb the offerings quite easily. Patent
sacks to local dealers, 81; patents to snip:
sacks. car lots. SOS az; i'll barrels. 81
@7.25; delivered at New England points,
81 90@5. 10; New York points, 5! .sO@S;
delivered at Philadelphia and Baltimore,
81. 750sS. 10; bakers here, 6.SoG7.l ~; su-
perfine, 81 50@5. 10: red dog, sacks, S1.6o@
d.65; red dog, s barrels n6 sl'soGi.so; rye
Bran and Shorts-bran was quoted quiet
at about Sll for the ordinary run while eX-
ira coarse was held in some cases up to Sl2;
shorts went at S12.50@14.5o according to
quality.
Corii-Slow but firm at 3s643c for sam
PIES Feed millers were the principal buy
ers.
Oats-The ordinary samples sold at 26@
ZSC While rev cars Oh CHOICE WHitc Wctc
held at 32c. But such were extra lots.
Barley-Market quiet at 40Q65c. The Of
fers were quite liberal and buyers not push
ing.
Flax-Quoted at S134 Chicago. S1.4O
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at S1.15@
liz.
Hay-The market was easy with choice wild
going at about 81 and buyers rather indiffer-
ent when cash terms were required
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat, 225. $50 bu; corn, 1,S00
Blu; oats, ). 400 bu; barley, 1000 blu; flax
seed, 8, 900 bu; millstuff, I3 tons; hay, 100
tons; fruit, 22l, $50 lbs; merchandise, l.
lis, 2SS lbs; lumber, 16 cars; posts and pill
ing. 2 cars; barrel stock. 3 cars; machinery.
n, 300 lbs; coal. $50 tons; wood, PA
cords; brick, g., 900: lime. cars; cement,
600 pbls; house goods, 40, 900 lbs: pig iron,
Is cars; stone, z cars, live stock. cars;
dressed meats, 1000 lbs; hides, 81
700 lbs; railroad material, l car; sundries,
l6 cars. Total, FOG cars.
Shipments-Wheat 1920 bu; corn, 600
bu; OATS 900 bu; barley. 200 bu; Hour,
1878 bbls: millstuff, 495 tons; hay, 10
tons, merchandise, 1885. $40 lbs: lumber,
81 cars; machinery. 90, 600 lbs; lime, 3 cars;
cement, 125 bbls; household goods, 81, 900
lbs; stone, ears; live stock. 3 cars; dressed
meats, 10000 lbs; hides, so, 600 lbs; railroad
material, 8 cars: sundries, % cars. Total,
1872 cars
The following table shows the state in
spection Of wheat at Minneapolis for the
twenty four hours: