St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Local receipts were 3i3 ears and shipments
80 Duluth reported 30 ears on track. Sell
er> were holding firm al Wednesdays prices
at the opening and despite the decline at
other points sales were but slightly lower.
No hard was held at 81 %. Later sales
were on a lower basis, and buyers took hold
with some vigOr. and most of the best milling
samples were sold before the close. Follow
ing are the closing quotations: No. hard,
cash. 81 D; October. 81 %; December,
81 22I2; on track, 81 22la, No. l northern,
cash, S117; october, S1.17; December,
81. Is: on track; Sl.l7l2; No. northern,
81 l 8; on track. 81 1872.
Some Of the sales were: = cars No hard,
81 25 ears No. l hard, 81. %. cars No. l
hard. 81 24l2; l car No. l northern, old,
Sl.23; ear No l northern, Old, 81 -23; L
car No. ] northern, Sl;l7: car No. north
eIn, SIPS; l car NoA northern. old,
81 % car No. . Northern, S1.l3;
2 cars No. Q northern, o. W. b.,
SIG; cars No. = northern, SLIP;
car No northern, o. I. Sl.I7; car No.
Sl.14; cars No. northern. TO arrive,
SLIP; cars No. , northern, Sl.l3; car
Ne northern o. I. II; 4 cars No.
northern, 81 l3; 1 cars No. g. Sl.OS; . cars
SI.O9; 3 cars rejected. s1Osl2: cars re.
jected, Sl.07; l car rejected, Sl.Q3; car
rejected Soc; l car rejected, Sl.l3; 2 ears
rejected, Sl.O1; L car rejected, Sl.05; car
rejected. zoe; l car rejected, 81 Is; 1 car
no grade, sl.01; 2 car no grade, csc; l
car no grade, 73c; cars no grade. zoe: l
car no grade, SIC; l car no grade, SI.OS:
2 cars no grade, S1.04; l car no grade, tic;
/ car no grade, zoe; ! car no grade, deliv-
cred, 75c; ears frosted, zoe; l car sample,
pie T. o. b., 99c; car mixed oats, delivered,
26,xc; car mixed oats, delivered. &c; .
cars oats, 2sl2c; car oats, 2Sc: / car oats,
29c; 2 cars corn. delivered ABE; = cars corn.
- Alt.
SOC, car No. 3 oats, delivered. 30I2c.
FlouT-Prices were advanced yesterday 40
I50c barrel, which had a tendency TO
check business Still some orders were filled
at that rise. Wheat rose Toe per bu which
was the cause of the higher prices quoted for
flour. The inquiry for prices was active, and
II wheat holds long enough TO impart cOnfii
dence there is little question that -four will
move well at the new quotations The for
eign demand Is light as dealers have been
slow 10 accept the altered situation. The
bids are still several shillings sack below
the figures quoted them. IL seems that il can
be only a matter Of lime when they will find
il necessar: &c take what there may be to
spare here.
Quotations were: Patent. sacks to local
dealers. Sc 20; patents TO ship. sacks. car lots,
So. 4C06. 20; in barrels, S6.50G670; deliv.
cred al New England points, s7.l0G7 80;
New York points, S7.l0Q7 20, delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Sc 95@7.I0;
bakers here. S. 1905 80; superfine, 81 20G
4. so; red dog, sacks, $1,000 65; red dog.
barrels, Sl.s0Gl So; rye -four. pure. cwl.
81 20.
Bran and Shorts-Quoted steady at S1075
Ml2 % for coarse and fine BRAN shorts in
very good request at Sl2 .50G1425 all in
bulk
Corn-This cereal was steady and slow,
with ungraded samples selling in a small
way at 36140c, amp No. at 4l143e
0ats-Ranged at 27Q soc for the run OF
samples. The higher qualities went the best
at the usual difference in values
Barley-The market was little easy with
a moderate inquiry for choice bright sampls
OF No. 8 at 5S063. The stained lots were
rather slow at 5s963. The stained lots