St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
MINNEAPOLIS
Chamber of Commerce.

Local receipts were 219 cars and 81 were
shipped out. Duluth reported 81 on track
Buyers showed less eagerness than usual of
late, and while sellers held for Tuesdays
prices sales were slow and often fraction
below. Early sales of No. hard were made
at 81. 10, and some No. 1 northern went at
Sl.07 Tuesdays heavy buyers were said to
be selling. Following are the closing
tober, 81. 0eI2; December, S1.12; on track,
Sill; No. / northern, cash, S1.05Iz
October 81 .05l2; December, 81 06; on track,
81 .06S4; No. 2 northern, cash, S1.05;
October, Sl.O2; December, S1.O2l2; on track,
S1.O3.
Some Of the sales were: 5000 Deem
Der, No. 1 northern, 81 ,O6s4; 5000 October,
No. l northern, S1.05; 10000 May No 1
arrive, 81; 5000 No. northern, to arriy-
81 .06; 5000 samples, delivered, 81; $4,000
No. northern, TO arrive, Sl.O6l2. Car lot
sales by samples 3 cars No. l hard, S1.10;
IL cars No. l hard, {. o. b., S1.11A; IL
cars No. / hard, Sill; 3 cars No. 1 northern,
S1.O7; 2 Icars No. 1 northern. delivered,
S1.O7; cars No. l northern, delivered,
Sill; 4 cars No. ] northern, S1.oS; 1 car
No northern. 81 90; l car No. 1 northern,
S1.O6; 4 cars No 2 northern, S1.O2 1 car
No. 2 northern, S1.0212; 8 cars No. north.
ern, 81. O4; II cars No. 2 northern, 81. OF;
% cars No northern, S1.01; car No. 2
northern. delivered. S1.02: 5 cars No. 8, Csc;
No. car no. t. s Sss car ar No. No. s6ise car car
No. 3, 9SI9c; 2 cars rejected, SIC; 1 car re-
jected, csc; cars rejected. Sac; cars re-
1ected, S5c; 2 cars rejected, Csc; l car re-
jected 94c; 2 cars sample, delivered. S1.05;
car sample, delivered. Csc; l car sample,
delivered, 90c; cars no grade, SIC; car
no grade, soc; car barley, 42ci cars oats
o. t., 27l2c.
Flour-Flour has taken another rise, and
stocks held by jobbers appears to be small. in
all directions. Sales for general distribution
were made to some extent at the new quota
! tons. London, Liverpool, Glasgow and
| other places, taking the same rates OF ex-
! port freights were bidding about 34s@35s,
| while millers here were quoting them $50
| 39s Cd. On bakers there was not so wide a
| split. but it was wide enough TO prevent
much selling. A few lots of bakers were
! taken at millers' figures. There is evidently
getting to be more active looking around,
| which will most likely be followed by good
! purchasing when they make up their minds
| abroad that wheat and flour bull easily
on short crop. Patents, sacks to local
dealers, $500; patents to ship, sacks, car
lots, S.. 7O015.90 in barrels, S5.90@6, 10;
delivered at New England points, So, 400
Cos; New York points, $4,000 40; dellv-
! $40; bakers, here, S4.4005. Is; superfne,
So. 7O614. 10; red dog, sack, 81. 6O@1.65; red
dog, bbls., Sl.sO@1.S5; Rye flour, pure,
Bran and Short-The bran market was
steady and the demand was good for fine at
| Slu.75011.25; S11. 50@l2.25 for coarse, all
| i'm bulk. Shorts were quoted at S12.500
1925 for coarse, I3.75@1450 for fine.
| Corn-The market remains slow with
samples at 376140c o. {.
Oats-There was good inquiry for heavy
oats. especially when otherwise in nice
shape, with samples ranging at 2602Sl2c.
! The inquiry for light oats for mixing with
corn tor grinding was fair at the difference
| in prices.
Barley-The demand for good barley steady
| at 55065c for the whittier lots with discolored
| going at 4005Oc when otherwise sound.
Flax-QuOted at 81 "a. Chicago, S1.30.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at SIG
| OILS.
Hay-Choice hay was held at 81, but did