St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-09

Alter II o'clock S1.114 was freely bid for a
short time. The slow demand for low grade
samples was conspicuous, but that did not
affect futures particularly. while good grades
OF cash Sold pretty well. There was
g. good demand for futures at the
1 10000 gu May wheat sold at s1.l1ss; 20
00O bu May. 81. TIA; 5, ,0gO bu May, 81. las;
10000 bu Moy, $1.l1A: 10000 bu May,
Sill; 10000 bu May, S1.107s; 20
900 bq May, $1.l1f4; l0,uoo ol bu
1000 10 900 bu ~ May May, ST. 1oss; - 10000 bu @ May May.
$1.1Ua 10000 bu May, $I.1O7s; 10000 bu
May. S1.111s; 5000 bu May Sill. Follow
ing are the closing quotations: No.: hard,
January, S1.16ls; February. 1:17l2; May,
uary, $l.O7; February, ST .0S; May, S1.1 Iss :;
on track. S1.O8@1.O3; No. 2 northern, Jan
track. 96@9sc
than yesterday, but the sellers were not wor-
ried about the scarcity. The demand was no
better than it has been for the past four days
and less grain was sold from the sample
tables than On Monday. Time was when a
cent or two advance in speculative wheat
would stimulate buyers of cash stuff, but
that failed to work to-day, and at the close
the usual proportion of wheat offered was
carried away unsold. Receipts were 81 cars
and ~ were shipped. Duluth reported s
OIL lGuCk. AuNlceS lEOm DcSIpOAh Cotl-
mate no change in The amount of wheat
cars No. hard. ST.. is; cars No. north
ern, S1.1O; cars No. northern, IL; 4
cars No. 1 northern, Sill; cars No. 1
northern, SLIP; 4 cars No. 2 northern.
LOS; 3 cars No. 2 northern, ST. .04; 2 cars
No. 2 northern. orc; 9 cars No. 3, Sic; 2
ears No. g. f. O, b.. S5c; cars No. ). 94c;
2 cars corn, 29l2c; 2 cars corn. 29c; cars
No. 3. f. O. b., CSC; 4 cars No. 8. del Soc; 2
cars No. 3, 9uc; l car rejected. +. o. b.. I0c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-ThiS market was more active III IN
quiry and sales larger. The demand in the
way of Eastern distribution was larger, and
there are now received quite large orders Tor
New York and New England points, with
sales of patents on O basis of Sc. 90@7, New
York freightS, and about s. for New Eng
land. The interior demand through the Mid
die and Western states is also increasing.
These renewed inquiries and sales give in
creased confidence i'll the recovery OF former
activity. Patents. sacks to local dealers.
So. 35@65O: patents to ship, sacks. car
lots, S. 15@6.3O: in barrels, S6.33@G5O;
delivered at New England points, $7@7. 10 !;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, S. So@7: bak-
ers. here, 81. 2O05.3 80: supertine, $500. 35; ;
81 sO6i.s5
Bran and shorts-There was q moderate
demand for bran at S9.75@10 and common
shorts at $909.65 for shorts.
Corn--Was in some demand tor good cars.
but buyers were not plentiful. Some sales
of good corn were made at 29c, while hold
ers asked soc.
Oats-The oats market was steady. sales
ranging from 22@27c, with most sales az
2l@25c for sample lots.
Barley-The inquiry was little better, and
good fair No. 3 sold at o2@54c, with some
held cent or two above.
Feed-$12@13.
Flax-Quoted at 81. .55; Chicago, S1.61.
Hay-Hay was weak, with sales of choice
at So, with fair to good at $4.5005.o0.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee road, 90 bbls; Omaha. 7SS
bbls; Minneapolis q st. Louis, 697 bbls;
Wisconsin Central, 500 bbls; Manitoba. %
bbls; st. Paul d Kansas City, 997 bbls;
Chicago, Burlington & Northern, L. 175 bbls;
500 line, 3,Ol6 bbls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by roads: Milwaukee road. 13 cars;
Omaha, 1 car; Minneapolis q st. Louis,
2 cars; Manitoba, 66 cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
Following is the state inspection OF grain
in Minneapolis for the past u hours: