St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-20

December then settled back to S1.12&.
Early business was light, and reports from
Chicago, New York and other places lndl-
Gated similar conditions. Sample tables were
not well supplied with sample grain, and
better inquiry was apparent from local mill
ers al first. but the market flatened ont badly
LATER But small portion of the 322 cars
posted as receipts was displayed for sale and
81 Hers were holding for higher prices OF
dcrs from outside mills show falling on,
and with reports from winter wheat sections
that mills were shutting down, buying by
city milers was not specially active sun
about all the best grades were taken be1ore
the close. Many of the offerings were not
disposed of. Following are the closing quo
tations: No l hard December, S1.20; Mays
S1.24: on track. Sl.2U@1.21; No. l north
ern, December, S1.11ss; May SILICA; on
track, Sl.13M1.l5 No. 2 northern, Decem-
Der. Sl.05: May, Sill: on track, $1,000
S1.07. Unless mentioned sales are OF No.
northern:
10000 bu December, SLIM; 10000 bu De-
cember, Sl.11l2: 5000 December, 81: lI2 !;
10000 bu May, SLY; 5000 bu May, 81. !;
1890 bu December, S1.1l4; 10, 600 bu lsE-
S1.2 is 900 May No. 1 hard, 81. Is; s, 0D0
bu December S1.l1l9; 5000 bu Decent Pr
Sill: $4,000 blu May, 81. 1888: 10000 bu
May No. hard, Sl.25; 10000 bu May,
SL.l6ls: 10000 bu December, Sill. Car
b., Si22: cars No. / hard, 81. %; 4 cars
hard, si.ai; / car No. 1 hard,
Sl.23; 3 cars No. l northern, 10;
cars No. l northern. SLID; car NO. l
S1.14; 9. cars No. 1 northern, f.. o, b.,
Sl.14l2; cars No. northern, S1.14; car
No. L northern, SLIP; l car No. north
ern, o. t., S1.14; car No. orthern, de-
livered, Sl.15; = cars No. 1 northern. o. I.
S1.15; 2 ears No. 2 northern. S1.O6;2 cars
No. northern, Q. W. b., S1.OS; cars No.
2 northern, o. t., S1.1O; 2 cars No. north
ern, Sl.05; 5 cars No. 2 Northern, LOO:
l car No. 2 Northern, S1.0S; z cars No
Northern, S1.O1A; cars No. 2 North
o. W. b., S1.O9; car No. Northern, Sl07V2 /;
cars No. 3 del, 81. 02l2; car No. 3, 81; /!
car rejected, 96c; 1 car rejected, SlO3;
car rejected, Sl.Ol; cars rejected, SI.O2;
car sample del, Sl.20; car sample. 81. 10;
cars sample del, lib; 3 cars no grade, 95c;
car no grade, 96c; car no grade, ISci
car no grade, Soc; 4 cars no grade, voc;
car no grade (. o. b., 58c; car no grade
55c; car barley f. o. b., SOC; L car barley,
55I2c; 3 cars barley, 55c.
Flour-Market Records The domestic de-
mand continued dull and the movement IS
mainly on sales that were made before the
recent break in the markets. great many
of those sales were at prices below the TOP
giving jobbers good margin TO WORK on. III
many instances they are availing themselves
of the opportunity to cut under mlllers pres
entQuOtations to increase their trade. There
was fair inquiry from abroad but not many
sales. The Offence in quotations is grad
ually narrowing. Patents. sacks to local
dealers, SOS 06.90; patents to ship, SACKS
car lots, S6.6506. 80: in barrels, 30. ooG1L;
delivered at New England points, 81; 400
$50; New York points, 81. 1907. 90; deny
cred at Philadelphia and Baltimore, SI.2o0
7.45; bakers here, 81. 9uG5 60; supertine;
S3G4 60; Red dog. sacks, S1.6O0l.6 90; Red
dog, barrels, S1.S0@l.oo.
Bran and Shorts-The demand was fair.
and with the large production business was
1919; shorts, Sl1.25012.5O and some held
at Sl3.25.
Corn-The corn market was steady with
No. 3 yellow held at about 42c o. t. IN car
lots.
Oats-No. oats mostly sold at 27@29c,
with rejected going at 24926c by sam pies.
Hav.Market steady, good wild selling at
S6@6.25 and timothy at $9@9.5O.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat. 1S3,540 bu; corn, 200
fiaxseed, 5000 bu; -four, $50 bbls; mill
stuff, 80 tons; hay 14S tons; fruit, 1911
900 lbs; merchandise, l,5i3,oOo lbs:
Lumber - posts and pn msc5nery
80, 400 lbs; coal 1912 tons; wood
3I3 cords; brick, $1,000; lime, z cars, ce-
ment 30J bbls; house goods, $4,000 lbs;
TIES car; stone, ID cars; live stock, cars;
dressed meats, 40, 1000 lbs; hides, o4,oOo les'
railroad material, cars; sundrleS, 10 cars
Total. 679 cars.
Shipments - Wheat, SO, 100 bu; barley,
1,SUO blu; flour. 81 $40 bbls: millstuf. d23
tons; hay, 40 tons; merchandise, l 247, l32
lbs; lumber, 50 cars; machinery, $4,000 IDS;
coal 147 tons; brick. 10, 900: lime, l car;
cement, $50 bbls; house goods, 10000 lbs;
stone l car; railroad material, cars; sun
dries, 90 cars Total, $50 cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. l. z
Following is the state inspection OF grain
at Minneapolis for the past twenty four
hours: