St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-20
MINNEAPOLIS,
Chamber Of Commerce.

Ihe demand for cash grain to grind on the
local board was considerably less than the
day before and while holders were asking
a rut the same prices sales were not free.
pu! Few OF them were buying. Outside in
qulry also shows falling off Receipts were
l6o ears, with AZ shipped ont. Duluth re-
ported IS on track. Following are the clos
ing quotations: In Store-No. l hard. cash.
eo$4c; June, sO34c; July. sic; August, s2c !;
Oh track. sec. No. Northern-Cash. 79S4c:
June, I94c; July, soc; August, Sic; on
track, S0@S1c: No. Northern-Cash.
on track, 77@7Sc.
Sales included: $4,000 bu No. hard, see
5o,O90 bu No. 2 Northern, delivered, re;
cars Mol hard, S2c; L car No. l hard.
delivered. see; z cars No. l Northern, soc
cars No. l Northern, SOIac; cars No. 1
Northern, 79c; cars No. l Northern,
gle; II cars No; Northern. delivered, soc:
II cars No 1 Northern. delivered, Sic; 4
ear No. Northern. delivered. SGl2c; 3 cars
No. Northern. 79l2c; car No. l North
ern, o. W. b., Sic; l car No. 2 Northern,
zoe; cars No. Northern, 76i2c; 4 cars re-
lected, Csc; l car rejected, f. o. b., 73lac; l
car rejected, f. o. b., 73c; cars rejected,
I0c; s cars rejected, 69c; l ear SAM lie. T9c F.;
l car sample, f. O. b.. 73c; 8 cars sample de-
nVered, zoe; cars no grade, 65c; Car No.
oats, Tl2c.
Flour-There was very little change to be
noticed i'll the general situation Buyers
showed some interest since the decline in
prices, and there were evidences of fair buy
ing When favorite brands could be bought on
The basis of about s. for patents at New
England points. Some very good buying
was reported from abroad with bakers going
out at 22s 3d@122s Sd. 1t was not on large
scale, but had some encouraging features.
Eastern distributing points continue to re-
port conditions as very fiat, with holders
forced to meet the views of buyers in order to
make anything like large sales Patents, sacks
to local dealers, 10; patents to ship. sacks,
car lots, 81 30@4; 40; in barrels, $4.50@4. 20;
delivered at New England points, So. IC@5. %
New York points S5.O5@5. Is; delivered at
Philadel phia and Baltimore, S565. 10; bak-
ers, here, S3.55@3.70; superfine, S2@3: red
dog sack. Sl5O@160; red dog, bbls, SI.65
GG1.ao rye flour, pure. cwt, SI.70
Bran and Shorts--'Fhe demand for sacked
bran was pretty good Mt about Sl5.5O016 at
New England points and corresponding
prices at other Atlantic points. less the diff
here f. O. b. Shorts S1@2 above bran.
Corn-There was no call for corn offered in
thlSmarket. The lots for sale were gener-
ally:of grade stock without keeping quail
ties. Nominal at 25@49c. according to
quality.
Oats-Very dull, with too many offered to
sell on track. The surplus had to go to store
at 26@t 29c.
Fced-Mixed feed selling slowly at SO
@2d.
Hay-Choice wild was in some request at
Se(G9. with poor lots or damaged stock hard
to sell at any price.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Receipts-Wheat, $3.50 bu; corn. 600 bu 4;
oats, $500 bu; millstuffs, % tons; hay,
$50 tons; fruit. $1,000 lbs; merchandise,
1929, AL lbs; lumter, Is cars; posts and
Iiling, cars; barrel stock, 10 ear IS ma
ehinery, Ia, 900 lbs; coal, 651 tons; wood,
l21 cords; brick, $4,000; lime, 5 cars; ce-
ment, 200 lbs: ties. 20 cars; stone, 3 cars
live stock car; dressed meats. "a $50 lbs
railroad material, L car; sundries, % cars
Total. 443 cars.
Shipments-Wheat, &c 100 bu: oats, 200
bu; flour, 1923 bbls; millstuff, 751 tons
merchandise. l 1866. 210 lbs; lumber, So cars
machinery, 2l5.420 los; coal, 16 tons: wood,
80: ties. - cars; stone, 3 cars: hides 40
600 lbs; railroad material, "a cars; sundries,
16 cars. Total. 40 cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following table shows the state in
speetion of wheat at Minneapolis for the past
tWenty-fOur hours.