St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Frost was reported from the northern part
of the state and in some localities i'll the Red
river valley. Some damage was complained
of, but il is thought that very little additional
injury will result from last nights frost, the
damage having been done two weeks ago.
Prices for samples on the local board did not
vary much from the day before. Receipts
were 20 cars. wit n shipped out. Duluth
reported 81 on track.
Following are the closing quotations:
NO. hard in store. cash, 92l4c; September
92I2c; October, 91Iac; on track, old, OLA
new, 92e; No. l northern. i'll store, cash.
904c; September. Ole; October. 901ac; on
track, cd, 92G92l2c; new, S9990c; No. =
SIC; October, S5S4c; on track. old, $40
SSI5c; new, S6Ia@s7c. Note-Sales are of
old wheat unless specified.
Sales included: 50 cars No l hard, I. o.
b., Csc; l car No. l hard, new, delivered,
soc; cars No. 1 noathern, new, to arrive,
soc: car No. l northern, new, to arrive,
soc; car No. 1 northern, delivered, Few,
see; 1 Car No. L northern, o. W. b., 93l2c;
2 cars No. l northern, new, with transit
soc; % cars No. northern, new, delivered
or 10 arrive, 90c; 2 cars No. l northern,
o. W. b.. 90e; l car No. ! northern, 9Ol2e;
6 cars No. ] northern, new, with transit,
90c: car No. northern, delivered, S7l2c;
l ear No. . northern. new, (. o. b., SEC; 1
car No. northern, new, delivered. SSc;
car No. 9 northern, I. o. b., 90lac; 3 cars
new No. 9 northern, delivered, SIC; cars
No. northern, delivered, soc: car No.
northern, new, delivered, S6Ac: ears No.
? northern, SIC; l car No. 2 northern,f. OBJ,
91l2c; ear No. northern, o. ". o., new,
SSc; cars new, with transit SIC; car No.
2 northern, o. W. b., SSc; car new rejected,
f. o. D.. Sic; car sample, delivered, 92c;
l car fample, delivered, sac; 1 car no grade,
S7I2e; car no grade, delivered, 75l2c; 1
car frosted. (. o. b., Use; l car new oats, &c;
l car old oats 32l2c; 2 ears barley. 40c.
Flour-Market Record: The market for
wheat having reached a point by many
thought 10 be top for the present, buyers of
flour except for prom pit delivery are holding
off again fOr drop that may not come. The
most of the local mills are closed for several
days, and the prompt delivery orders are ex-
pected to make a rather bare market before
they all start again. Two Of the mills that
will he able to run, however, are large size
and will afford some relief. Millers are ask
ing s,itf :,Ticcs, but at the top figures are not
making large sales. The foreign inquiry Is
good, hut most orders from there
arc not accompanied with bids found ao-
ce?iabla. Patents, sacks 10 local dealers.
So: 2airrt: to ship. sacks. car lots, $40
England points. S5.754i5. So: New York
points, s., G5Gtj.75; delivered at Philadelphia
ara Baltimore. S5.G0Ga5.70; bakers, here,
S:.SoSt4; sCprrIinc, S243: red dog. sacks,
Sl.6oibl.t5; red dog, barrels, Sl.soDl.so;
rye flolt, pure, cwt, S1.70.
Bran ard Shoris-There was fe1r demand
for bran and shorts al S101 1850 for the
former and Sll@12 for Inc latter. both in
bulk {. o. b.
Corn-Small movement at 3s945c for car
lot samples.
Oats-Business quiet nj wide range, ow-
ing 10 the great difference in quality; from
22033c for light new to choice old white.
Iiay-Late receipts have been pretty fair,
and while there is pretty fair demand the in
quiry is for choice at about 81, with some
asking moro.
Flax-Nominal at SLY. Chicago, sl.23.