St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-16
ESTABLISHED 1879.
Woodward & Company,
GRAIN COMMISSION,
AZ Corn Exchange, Minneapolis,
Execute orders for future delivery in
Chicago, Milwaukee or Duluth.
Quotations furnished on application.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Local trading was active in the pit and
some early sales were made at 81. II for May
of the speculative grade of No. l northern.
Later the same option sold at 81 1912. Trad
ing in December began late and ruled at
Sill at noon S1.15 was bid for May, with
sellers cent above. Sample tables were
overlooking with the 765 cars received, added
to the accumulatiOns of the last few days.
Prices were verv weak, No. northern on
track selling at S1.15, decline Of Sc from
Saturdays nigh point. At the close of
change Saturday, on account of weak mar
kets, but little sample wheat had been sold,
and had to be closed out in the afternoon at
lower prices. Some 60 cars No. northern
went at 81. IDOL. 16: about 100 cars No. 2
northern at S1.00@1. 10, and considerable
No. at 95c@S1, with rejected and other
samples at similar reductions. Following
are the closing quotations.: No. hard, cash,
on tract, 81 20; No. northern, cash, 81. 09la;
october, $l,O91s; December, 81. Ion; on
track, 81. 10; No. northern, cash. 81 .04l2;
October, 81 .04l2 December, 81 .05; on track,
S1.O5. Unless mentioned sales are Of No.
northern.
Some of the sales were: 10000 bu May
No. J northern, ST. 1871; 5000 bu December
No. hard, S1.19; 10000 bu December,
Sl.1Oss; 10000 bu Mey, S1.154; 10000 Blu
December No. 2 northern, S1.04; 10000 bu
May No. northern. 81 147s; Is 900 Blu May
No. northern, SLY; $4,000 Blu May No. 1
northern, S1.15l2; %, 900 blu December No.
northern, SI.1O; $1,000 bu December No.
1 northern, S1.10; 5000 blu December No. l
northern, S1.09%; 5000 bu December No.
northern, $1.0912; $4,000 bu December No.
1 northern, 81 .09&; 10000 bu December No.
1 northern, Sl.10sS; IS 900 blu December No.
l northern, S1.10; 10, 900 blu December No.
northern, S1.05; 10000 bu May. 81. 1854;
10000 bu May, I.1512; 10000 bu May No. 1
$4,000 bu December No. northern, 81 .10A
$4,000 bu December, S1.10; 10000 blu De-
cember, S1.10l2: 5000 bu November, ST. 10;
10000 Blu May, silica; 5000 bu December,
lot sales by sample: 1 car No. hard. deliv-
cred, S1.211s; l car No. l hard, f. .. b.,
81. 21g2; l car No. L hard, S1.22; cars No.
l hard, S1.21; l car No. l hard, t. o. b..
S1.2ll2; cars No. 1 northern, delivered,
8 cars No. 1 northern, delivered, ST. l
car No. northern, S1.13la; l car
No. northern, S1.13; s cars No.
northern, S1.15; 2 cars No. 1 northern,
Sl12 Cars Gar Se No nd nqbthsrn' s s1S5
4 cars No. 2 northern, S1.O3; 10 cars No. 2
northern, 81. O4; IS cars No northern,
S1.Os; II cars No. northern. 81 .05; 5 cars
No. 2 northern, 81 .O6; car No. 2 northern,
b., S1.08; 5 cars No. 1 northern, S1.O6; 4
cars No. 2 northern, 81 .O5; car No. 3, 99c;
cars No. 3. CSC; l3 cars No. 3, 9612c; 4
cars No. 3, 81; car No. 3. S1.O1; car No
in store. 95l2c; cars No. 8, 9Oc; car No.
3, 81: 2 cars rejected, 95c; car rejected, 9Oc;
2 cars sample, csc; 1 car sample. $1.16;
5 cars sample, delivered, S1.1SI2; 2 cars
sample, zoe; l car sample. Sic; car, no
grade, 75c; car, no grade, Csc; 8 cars, no
grade, 73c: 80 sacks wheat delivered at 90c;
1 car barley f. o. b. sec; car barley, f. O. b.
53c; l car barley, SIC; cars oats. 25c; 3
cars oats, 26c: cars oats, &c; 2 cars oats,
26l2c; 1 car hay, Sc; cars corn o. t., Acc.
Some Saturday sales We're: cars No.
1nrfhn q nrfh
Soc.
Flour-Marhet Record: The trade was
quiet and steady, with moderate new bust
ness and the mills generally running on for
ward contracts. There was some inquiry for
future business, hut only few sales were re-
ported. Some miliers held stiff on the basis
of 1928 for patents delivered on cars here,
while others quoted 10@15c lower The
bakers grade went out at 81 .5Ol2 q barrel
under patents. The position Of the trade
was generally thought to promise satisfactory
results in the future. Patents, sacks to local
dealers, S7.05; patents to ship, sacks car lots,
Sc: 9o@705; in barrels, 81; l0@6. IS; deliv-
New York points, S7.55@7.75; delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, S7.50@770;
bakers here, So. 1905. So; supertine, So 25@
4.S5; Red deg, sacks, $1.6O91. 90; Red dog,
Bran and Shorts-Were offered freely at
S1O.50011.5O. The inside was for specky
sorts and the outside for good coarse. Shorts
ranged from S11.5O@13.50 for coarse to fine.
Corn-Steady and slow to sell at the late
range-3S@+2c for ordinary samples for
grinding. Very little done in No. 2.
Oats-Poor oats were extremely hard to
sell, while good heavy lots went fairly at 81
@29c; light at 23026.
Barley-Quiet at 100000 for stained to
good clear grain.
Flax-Quoted at 81 40; Chicago, 81. As.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at S1.15@
liz.
Hay-Continued slow, and more than Sc
hard TO get for the best wild.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection Of grain
at Minneapolis for the past twenty four
hours: