St. Paul daily globe., 1888-11-13

the needs of millers were not extensive, and
there was more than enough grain to go
around. Sellers were asking about Satur-
days prices, and there was more No. hard
wheat offered than usual. The decline in
outside speculative markets shut off trading
i'll samples somewhat though holders refused
to come down on good milling wheat. Not q
great deal was taken for outside account.
Car lot sales by samples-2 cars No. hard,
delivered, Sl.25; IL cars No. l hard, deliv-
cred. ST "a; 4 cars No. l northern. o. W. b..
Sl.17; l3 cars No. / northern, S l. 16; car
No. northern. delivered SLIT: 8 cars No.
l northern. ST.. .l6l2; 5 cars No. northern,
81. 15A: = cars No. northern choice 81 .1o ;
cars NO. northern, Sl.l5is; cars No: Il
Northern, $1.l5; cars No. l north
ern. $l.1O; 4 ears No. 1 north
ern, S1.17; 3 cars No. northern, ST. 20 1
2 cars No. northern. delivered. SI.2O; 2
cars No. l northern, delivered 81. 16; 10
cars No. I l northern, to arrive: Sl:l5ls; lG
northern, $1.1212; 8 cars No. 2 northern.I
$l.1Ola; 6 cars No. 2 northern, 81. IL; cars
No. 2 northern, 81. l1la; ears No. north
ern, in store 81. 13; 2 cars No. northern,
choice 81. 16ls; 4 cars No. 2 northern, 81. u 4
2 cars No. 8. S1.12; 2 cars No. 9. 81. IA: 2 cars
No. 3. delivered, $1.09; 4 cars No. 3, 81 .06 !;
Flour-Market Record: The market re-
NAMED dull and without material alteration
of any kind: There are more mills talking
of closing this week. Holders of -four re-
garded the situation as hopeless for free SELL
ing and allowed things to move along in
their natural channels. II is realized that
push" counts for little when it comes to-
need Of. Some local millers have even sold
surplus wheat and bought the May future
against it, but others are taking about all the
wheat they can get i'll anticipation of later
shortage. Patents, SACKS to local dealers,
$5.75@6.90; patents to ship. sacks. car lots,
$665@6.90: in barrels, $69O07: delivered
at New England points, 81. 1907 so; New
York points, 7.30@7.5O: delivered at Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 81. .25@7. As; bakers,
here, $4.7O@5.6O; superfine. $3@4. .35; red
dog, sacks $1.60@1 .65; red dog, barrels,
81. SO@l.S5.
Bran and Shorts-These products are dull
and rather easy. the latter the more So and
common shorts have sold as low as SO, but
$3.50 took pretty fair stock. Some of the
higher grades held up to $1O.75. Bran quiet
at 9.50@9.75@lo.
Corll-Fair no grade sold at 36@37c, and
better samples held at 3S@39c, with small
demand.
Oats-Market steady and good lots selling
fairly at 27029c, with poor samples 24@26c
O. t.
Barley-Good barley. not touched by FROST
went little better, cut that showing the
frost effects was hard to sell, even if i'll fine
color.
Feed-Mixed feed selling slowly at $l5
OH.
Flax-Quoted at S1.42: Chicago $1.49.
Hay-Dull at 81. .5O@6.25 for wild.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wheat. 3l1 100 bu; born, 9. 400
bu; oats, S,1O0 bu; barley, 4.2oO bu; rye,
600 bu; fax seed, 1900 bu: -four, 100 bbls;
millstuffs, 40 TONS hay, $50 tons, merchan-
disc, 2,29O.71a lbs; lumber Is cars; barrel
stock, IL cars; machinery, $4,000 lbs; coal,
1,345 tons; wood. PIT cords; live stock, 2
cars; dried meats, IS, 600 lbs; hides, 45, 900
lbs Total I OeID ears
Shipments Wheat, 63, $40 bu: oats, 900
bu; barley, 4SO0 bu; flour. 30, ,08S bbls;
millstuffs, 698 tons; merchandise, ], ,366, 72O
lbs: lumber. 45 cars; machinery, 110,000
lbs; coal, II tons; olcake. 10000 lbs; hides,
103, ,0aO lbs; dried meats, 10000 lbs. Total,