St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-04
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

for export in Baltimore and about in New
York, with some sales of spring to millers at
Buffalo were encouraging to buyers ana pre-
vented an unconditional surrender TO the de-
pressive influence OF the big Northwestern
receipts that showed up about as usual The
storm cut off farm deliveries in the country,
and on some lines of roads the deliveries
were light and IL bad weather should con.
time a few days might atect arrivals mere.
Futures were easy later.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
hard, November. 77e; December. 7sifc;
May, S3c; on track, 77i2o; No. l northern,
November, 74lac; December, TONIC; May
solss; on track 7ol1 @sn NO no %an
76Iac; on track, T0a73c.
Receipts Of wheat for to-day were 52l cars
and l22 were shipped out, against receipts
posted the day before Of SOS and shipments
lis. The old tlme dizziness OF saturday was
noticeable at the opening. and sellers were
trying 10 get previous prices for the samples
offered Some early sales OF No. northern
were made at 76c, but the elevator companies
appeared less anxious to buy wheat ana were
bidding half a cent lower for the grain
Sales were made mostly TO local millers.
though Milwaukee mills took some large lots.
There was more grain carried over unsold
than at any previous day OF the week. and
toward the close price were cut by some 70
224 cars against 2l9 the day before. Local
elevator stocks are expected to increase 49,
600 blu for the week.
Car lot sales by sample-delivered: Two
cars No. l hard. o. t., 7Tl4c; cars No.
hard, 7sc; cars No. hard. 76lsc; s cars
No hard. nc; z cars No. hard. 7al9c: :
90 cars No. i northern. 75Hc; cars No.
northern, o. W. b., 16Ac; l92 cars NO: l
northern, 75i2c: 2 cars No. Northern, zoe;
2 cars No. l northern, T6hc; cars NO.
northern,f o. b., nc: cars No. north
ern, 76lsc; II cars No. ! northern, 7o&c;
cars No northern, I. o. b., 76l2e; 80 cars
No. l northern. 76c; Is cars No. northern,
o. l., 715lc; 3 cars No. northern,
o. t., choice. 76l2c; ears NO northern: o.
t, 75l2c; 4 cars NO. northern, {. o. b.. zoe;
2 ears No. 2 northern, 74i2c; cars No.
northern, 73c: cars No. 2 northern, 74c;
2 cars No. 3, Eel; Gears No. 3, I. o. b..66l2c;
cars No. ), (. o. b., csc: cars rejected,
69c; cars rejected, 72l2c; 3 cars rejected,
74e; 2 cars rejected f. o. b. del, ne; 2
2 cars rejected o. L, zoe; ears no grade,
63l5c; 9 ears no grade. SIC: i car oats, l9c;
l ear No. 2 oats, 22c; ear No. white oats,
21l2c; car rye, 33c; 2 ears corn, o. t.. Bic;
5 ears corr To arrive, Ice; ear corn, DC;
car corn, 81 Ac; ear fax, Sl.22l3.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-1he following mills were running
yesterday: Phoenix, Washburn A, and G,
Anchor Palisade. Pillsbury and b, Colnm-
bia. Cataract. ST. Anthony, Northwestern,
Holly, Standard, Petit, Excelsior. Galaxy,
Crown Roller. Minneapolis and Humboldt.
The added daily output of the twenty mills
grinding to-day Will probably aggregate %.
300 bbls. Flour was moving steadily on old
business, as the mills here have all the flour
sold for prompt delivery they are able 10
supply, The lack Of water has kept some or
the mills depending entirely upon 1t, from
getting out as much as they might
under more favorable conditions. and
they have been troubled TO keep
up with their forward sales and supply
the ordinary run of current small Or
ders. Taking the conditions of power, or in
some cases the want of it, and the mills are
putting out all the product they can. The
winter is expected to further curtall the
water caraeity, and some mills not having
steam plants to help out in times of water
scarcity are figuring TO put them in. Values
are barely steady. Patents. sacks TO local
dealers, 81. 95@5: patents to ship, sacks. car
lots, s Il, 80; i'll barrels, $4.6 @4. SO;
delivered at New England points. $50 @
$40: New YORK points. S5.2U@5.3O; de,
livered at Philadelphia and BAIT more,
81. @3.25: bakers here, S3.25@3.6J;
superfne, Si.7c@2. %: red dog, sacks, 81. 10
al .25; red dog bbls, 81 .35@, 90.
Bran and -Shorts-Market steady with full
offerings at S5GD6. % for fine bran, Sc. 269
6.6 Tor coarse: shorts, S6.1507 for coarse,
81 256o7.75 for fine, all in ear lots OH track or
(. o. b. Shipments, 700 tons.
Corn-The corn market continued quiet
with new for grinding for feed. selling at
about zoe, and old held at 3 i203ic o. t..
Some choice old No. = held I20lc above.
Receipts 10, 500 bu; shipments, 800 bu.
Oats-Market quiet at u steady range Of
values. ranging mainly at l992lc for good
n xed and white: poor mixed l7@1Sc. and
choice white 2l@23c: the outside is excep-
tionsl. Receipts, 1920 bu; shipments,
5,40U blu.
Barley-No demand for poor barley, even
by feed men who prefer the cheap corn and
oats Choice heavy, bright barley was quoted
al 45@5Uc. Receipts, 1870 bu; shipments,
l.S0J Blu.
Hay-Receipts, 90 tons. The market was
rather firmer for choice wild. which was
scarce Some good sold at S7t07..5. Con-
siderable fair offered at 81 under that. A
car timothy sold at 50.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows The shipments Of flour
from Minneapolis, Jan. to date and same
time i'll Is 8:
1879, bbls. 4, 500, O2S 1883, bbls. 1874, 798
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection Of grain
in MinpeS pnlis for the past ~ hours: