St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
MINNEAPOLIS PROVISION COMPANY!
"a and 26 South First Street,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Pork and Beef Packers
AND GENERAL Provision DEALERS.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

There was only a moderate amount of
wheat offered, but buyers found no trouble
In obtaining supplies. Sales dragged and
prices asked were about the same as at the
close OF the week, Receipts for the two days
were 43 ears and ninety eight were shipped
out. Local stocks decreased 211 900 bush
els, but st. Paul increased 10000. Follow
ing are the closing quotations: No. hard,
May, 92lsc; Oh track. zoe No. l Northern,
in store. January, 76l2c, February, TIC,
May, SOlsc; on track, 77l2@7Sc. No. 3
Northern, in store, January, 73c: Febru-
airy, 74c; May, Use; on track. Use.
Sales included-5,0O0 blu May No. / hard,
S21sc Car lot sales by samples-3 cars No. 1
hard, 79c; 1 car No. | hard, delivered, 79c /;
cars No. ! hard, delivered 79l2c; car
No. ! hard, delivered, 79Ac; Is cars No. /
Northern, Use; cars No. / Northern, de-
llyered, Use; 5 ears No. l Northern, O. t..
TIs4c: 8 ears No. Northern, o. t., 7714c; z
cars No. ! Northern, Use; 1 car No. 1
delivered, 7sl2c; car No. l Northern, O. t.,
1ll2c: ears No l Northern, f. O. b., 7Slac :;
y cars No; ! Northern, delivered, 77lec;
cars No. Northern, delivered, 75c; 3 cars
Northern, O. t., 75l2c; 2 cars No. . North
ern, o. t., 76l2c: i car No 9 Northern. orig
inal way bill, 77l5c; l car No. Northern,
!ot2c; cars No. 3. O. t.. 72l2c; car re-
Jected. re; ears sample, f; o. b., Use: l
car sample, 74c; car sample, O. t., GSc; l
car No. oats, o. t., see; ! car corn. f. o. b.
41l2c; 1 car barley, 62c; / car barley, roc.
Flour-There is steady movement Of flour
on previous sales, and moderate amount of
new business reported daily. The reaction
IN /-eat,.the latter part of the past week,
from the higher prices a few days earlier,
had an apparent effect on flour buyers max
ing them little backward in buying fresh
supplies. There was some inquiry from
abroad with disposition to ask for lower
quotations. Bids were not generally ac-
cepted, as lnillers are not prepared to accept
figures that will not show balance on the
right side. Patents, sacks to local dealers,
VI 22@l4.3 patents to ship. sacks car lots,
Si.l5@4.2o; in barrels ST. 4C@4 So; de-
livered at New England points, S.. 2O@5. 80;
philadelphia and Baltimore, $5.O5@5 20;
| bakers, S3.35@3.65; superfine, S2@2 10;
RED dog: sack, S1.5C@l SIS; red dog bbls,
81 .6501.SO; rye -four, pure cWt, Sl.75:
buckwheat flour, bbl 5000. ~;
Bran and Shorts-This market was steady
at the late decline, bran quoted at $3.50
1880; shorts. S136l14 I.
Corn-Steady at 46G47c 476l4!lac, f. O. b.
Oats-Were offered in light amounts at SO
@33c for No. and No. 2 white, the latter
pelng very scarce; some sales of mixed
samples reported at 32c.
Barley-Most sales of samples ranged at
oo@OOc. Choice lots might bring a little
more, while feed stock would bring 35@4Oq,
If sweet
Flax-Sales at Sl37. Chicago, S1.43. r
Feed-Mixed feed selling fairly at $17 5O@
Is, o. t.; $1S@1S.50. f. o. b. !
Hay-Recelpts small and the tone of the
market getting rather firmer but dealers still
quote at S9@9.50 for choice wild, fair To
good, S7.5O@9.
WHEAT IN STORE
Followlng table shows the wheat in Min