St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-24
ESTABLISHED 1879.
ESTABLISHED 1879.
Woodward & Company,
GRAIN COMMISSION,
AZ Corn Exchange, Minneapolis,
Execute orders for future eliyery in
Chicago, Milwaukee or Duluth.
Quotations furnished on application
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce


Wheat opened firmer. with pretty good
buying early at 81 16N01 1858 May. Later
prices declined to I.i5t2@1. 1858, with a
good inquiry. Buyers were i'll the majority,
with something of a short interest to take
care Outside markets were buoyant at first.
steady. Later in the day there were sales at
ST. .l5as@1 1874 May. 10, OU0 bu May sold at
S11Sls; 1000 bu May, Sl.16: 5000 bu
Clay, $l.15s4; $4,000 bu May, ST.. lois;
10000 bu May. S1.l5$l; $4,000 bu May,
$1.l558; 700 bu January, Sl.12; 1000 Blu
January, Sl.11l2; 10000 bu May, 81. 15s4.
Following are the closing quotations: Grades:
No l hard, November, &1.2O; December,
northern. November, S1.O9la; December,
81 .09l2; May, Sl.15; on track, vi .I2@l II;
No :. northern, November, 81 90; December
81 .o3: May, 81 90; OH track, 81 .04@1.o5.a
Wheat receipts showed all increase again,
the board showing 1919 cars for the day.
Sample tables were loaded and buyers were
looking at the offerings but with a Watchful
eye on the speculative markets buyers were
not taking hold very freely at any time, and
in the first hour sales were confined to some
special lots taken by iniiiers, who wished to
secure their pick from the lot and display.
Sellers were holding at about Thursdays
prices, but most low grade wheat sold a shade
lower. Shipments were C5 cars, showing
that outside millers are still with us. Toward
the close futures declined sharply and SAM
pies were weak at the close. Car lot sales
by samples: Is ears No. hard Sl.22; 1 ear
No. L hard, f. o. b.. S1.24 :. 10 cars No. i
hard, del, S1.22l2: cars No. hard, 81 p;
5 ears No. / northern, 81. 12ls: cars No;
l northern, Sl.2O; cars No. l north.
ern. $1.16; 8 cars No. l northern,
Sf.13; cars No. 1 northern. 81. 80;
2 cars No. 1 northern +. o. b.. 81. IA: l ear
No. 9 Montana wheat f. o. b., S1.0s; car
2 northern, Sill z cars No. = northern,
$1.07: Gears No. 2 northern. $l.0S; 9 cars
No. 2 northern, O. t., SL05S4; cars No.'2
northern, $1.96; Is cars No. 2 northern.
$1.o5; 2 cars No northern, S1.OS: 3 ears
No. 2 northern, ST. .02 a cars No. 3, 8Seia
2 ears No. 3, Soc; q cars No. 3, soc; l car!
No. 3, S4lac; Scars No. 3, $1.Ql; 3 cars No
8, 81. - o. o.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS. 80
Fiour-Market Reeord-There is nothing
yet in the condition of the flour market diff;
ferent from the dizziness that has existed for
several weeks. A few small wants were sup
piled today. Miilers, some time since, came
to the conclusion there was no 'excuse for,
pushing sales, for the fourlis not wanted,
1t has not been question OF prices SO much
as n question of demand at any price. The
country stocked up long ago and the stock is
nowhere near exhaustion. Foreigners were
not bidding and the millers were scarcely
looking that way for relief. The cut
ting down of productionis now where the re-
lief is expected to come FROM Patents, sacks
to local dealers, $6.5ia06.63: patents TO ship,
sacks, car lots Si.Ie@6.65; in barrels.
81. 6o@G.75: delivered at New England
points, S715@7.35: New York points,
S7.U5a7. rs; delivered at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, ST@1.2p; bakers, here, S4.5r@
5.35: superfine. 5 i8a.35; red dog, sacks,
81; COOL .65; red dog, barrels, 81 SEQ ]. 50.
Bran and Shorts-The bran market was
steadily firm, with a very good demand at
about $40. Some not choice selling frac-
ton below, and some very good going above
the outside figure quoted; shorts, $3.50
11.25.
Corn-Fairly firm for good. old stock at SO
@4oc, with poor old samples and ordinary
new selling at 35@37c.
0ats-Met a fair request at about 27Gl29c
for good retail stock in ears ON track. Nice
heavy white were held above and light
chaffy stuff sold below.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS 49,
Receipts-Wheat. %. 443 bu; corn, 1, SEQ
bu; oats. 5, 400 bu; barley, 4.S90 bn; flax
seed, $500 bu: flour, $50 bbls millstuffs,
IL tons; hay, 20 tons; fruit. $50, 500 lbs;
merchandise, go, $50 lbs; lumber cars;
barrel stock. 8 cars; machinery, $4,000 lbs;
coal, 1913 tons; wood 300 cords; brick, TO-:
600; lime cars; cement, $50 bbls; house
goods, $4,000 lbs; pig iron, 36 cars: stone,
2 cars; live stock. z cars; lard. 20 tierces;
dressed meats, I60.0 lbs; hides, 1910
lbs; railroad material. cars; sundrles, ID
cars. Total. 776 cafs
Shipments--Wheat, 81. $50 bu: oats, ], 800
blu; barley, 1880 bu; faxseed, $500 bu;
flour. 1859 bbls: milistuff SO tons; hay.
20 tons; merchandise, l,52s,59D lbs: lum--
ber So cars; machinery, 14,000 lbs; coal,
126 tons: house goods, 10000 lbs; ties.
S cars; live stock, 2 cars hides. 10000 lbs :
railroad material. s cars; sundries. 10 cars
Total, 54l cars.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee road, $3.50 bbls; Omaha,
5,4d5 bbls; Minneapolis 4 st. Louis, l, 80
bbls: st. Paul Il Kansas City, 1864 bbls;
Chicago, Burlington d Northern, 900 bbls;
Minneapolis Pacific, lbs bbls; 500 line, 4, 715
bbls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneanoli wheat re-
ceipts by Dads: milwaukee, road 90 cars;
Omaha. 81 cars; Minneapolis & ST. Louis,
- cars: Manitoba, 247 cars; Northern Pa
scific,. n cars; 500 line Is cars
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection of grain
at Minneapolis for the past twenty-four