St. Paul daily globe., 1889-11-13

buying demand, and with little advance re.
ported elsewhere prices improved here dur
Ing The morning about Ac. OF the spring
wheat headed toward New York. the bulk of
it is said 10 be sold TO Eastern millers aud
exporters, and that without large additions
TO the eastward movement the milling de-
mand during the winter would take most OF
il, leaving no great amount for export
The arrivals from the Northwest were
again large, and aggregated S3l cars in Min
neapolis and Duluth. quite equaling the ar
rivals at the same places Tuesdays during
the active movement Of the crop. In some
southern sections of the Northwest farmers
deliveries were declining, but In the north
yet continue large. Cables were reported
steady. The late frmness was due TO Rust
sian crop news.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
l hard. November, nc: December, 774oi
May, e3Ac: on track. 77i201Sc. No north
ern, November, 74s4c; December, 75Ac: Mays
November, zoe; December. 7lc; May, 76l2c;
ON track, 7OG173c.
Receipts for the day included $50 ears Of
wheat. and Is. were shipped out, against
receipts posted the day before Of 3, and
shipments of a5. Buyers of cash grain were
slow all the forenoon, but II improved little
later in the Gay. Sellers were asking about
the same prices. and some early sales OF No.
northern ranged at 76c, No. hard bringy
ing 7Sc. Elevator companies and shippers
were paying more attention TO the market,
and, as there was considerable Of the wheat
sold previous to the arrival, there was not so
much carried away unsOld at the close.
Prices held fairly steady nll day. Duluth
posted l72 cars received against 002 posted
Monday.
Car 10: sales by sample, delivered: 16 cars
No. hard, Use: 3 ears No. hard, o. t.. 78c;
2 cars No. hard. o. t., TSl2c: cars No.
77lee; 2 cars No. l northern, poor, 75Ac; 8
cars No. ! northern, o. t., 76s.c; % cars
No. northern, ow. b. 76Ac; 116 cars No.
l northern, 76c: 10 cars No. l northern,
76lsc: 5 cars No. northern. o. t., l6Ac;
81 cars No. l northern, o. e., 76c; 90 cars
No. ! northern, f. O. b.. 76l2c: cars No.
northern, I. o. b., 76Ac; 25 cars No. north.
ern, 76Ac; 5 cars No. northern o. t., 75lsc;
cars No. l northern. 17c; cars No.
northern, 77e; 2 cars No. northern +. b.,
76S4c: is cars No | northern, o. t., 75Ac;
2 cars No. 2 northern, O. t.. 74lAc: Q cars No.
2 northern, f. o. b.. 72c; 2 cars No. north
ern, 7oI2c; 2 cars No. northern, 0. t., 74s4c;
Sears No. 9 northern, 74c: 2 cars No. 2
73c; cars No. 2 northern, 75ci 2 cars No. =
northern, 74Ac; cars No. 8, &c; cars
No. 3, (. o. b. CSC; cars No. 3. 6812c;
2 cars No. 8, f. o. b., SO; ears rejected, f. o.
b.. 6 C; 2 cars rejected. o. W. b., '0c; 2 cars
rejected. 7lc: 2 cars rejected. f. O. b.. Gle; 2
ears rejected. +. o. b.. 6sc; cars rejected,
59s4c: 2 cars no grade, f. o. b., 45c; cars
no grade. soc; 2 cars no grade, +. o. b., Lee;
= cars sample. Toe; Car hay. 81 10; 3 Cars
corn, 30l2c: 8 cars cOrn 3l12c; l car corn,
I. O. b., 32l2c: car oats I. o. b., 19l2c: = cars
oats, Ice; Car oats, lSc; car oats, f. O. b.,
2&l2c.
FLOUR IND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The following mills were running
yesterday: Phoenix, Washburn A. ana c.
Palisade, Pillsbury and q. Columbia, Cat
aract st. Anthony. Holly. Standard, Petit.
Excelsior, Galaxy, Crown Roller. Anchor,
Dakota and Minneapolis The added daily
output of the nineteen mills grinding yes
terday will probably aggregate 26. 667 bbls.
There was nothing in the way Of news to
change late conditions. Some fair-sized
sales of patents were reported made at theAt-
lantic on the basis of a range of S5.20Qo.3o
delivered. There have been recent sales be-
low that, and some have been at figures, If
report is true, that brought the sales below
cost. Northwest spring wheat millers are
not crowded SO much by outside competition
now as that cropping out OF their own
ranks. The trade is buying as 1t needs the
stuff, and too much effort to force the
Patents. sacks to local dealers, 81 4.95@5; pat
eats to ship, sacks, car lots, S4.4 @4.60: in
barrels. S46G@4.S'; delivered at New Eng
land points, S5.3' @5. 40; New York points.
Baltimore So. 1905. .25: bakers here. So 25
@3.6O; superfine, Sl.7O@2 25: red dog,
sacks, Sl.1O0I.25; red dog, barrels. 81 $50
1.5U.
bran ana SnOrtS-MarKeL SteaQv, anu the
product selling pretty well, with quite large
offerings. Good. choice bran selling at 5 a
6.25. Shorts mostl running about S7I7.25.
Shipments. 90u tons.
Corn-Moving quiet well at about 3il2@
800 for old. new 2s029c. Receipts. 80 o.
bu; shipments, 500.
Oats-Remained steady. with considerable
going out daily, with fair local demand at
19@21c for good mixed and No. 3 white;
some choice held at 22c. Receipts, 11.7O0
Du; shipments, 200 bu.
Feed-Quoted at Sl2012.50. tl
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of flour
from Minneapolis. Jan. to date and same
time i'll 1888:
1889, pbls. 4, 93l. 1853 1899. bbls g. O76. $50
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Milwaukee railroad, 4, 2Su pbls; Omaha,
S,546 bbls: Minneapolis q st. Louis, 270
bbls; Manitoba, 375 bbls: Northern Pacific,
40 bbls; st. Paul & Kansas City, !. .451
b,ls; Chicago, Burlington & Northern, 4, 175
bbls; Eastern Minnesota. 4,705 bbls; 500
line, 1913 bbls.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Following are the Minneapolis wheat re-
ceipts by cars: Milwaukee road, 3 5 cars;
Omaha, 40 cars; Minneapolis d st. Lonis,
SO cars; Manitoba, 2l6 cars; Northern
Pacific, % cars; 500 line, cars.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following is the state inspection of grain
in Minneapolis for the past twenty-four
hours.