St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-30
The following were the receipts and ship

Following are the closing quotations: No.
hard November, 71I2c: December. 77l2c;
May. 93a4c: on track. 7S@7-l2c: No. north
May, alSsc: on track. 76l2@76s4c; No 2
northern. November. 72c: December, zee:
MAY. 7sl2c; on track, 72@14c.
Receipts of wheat here for the two days
including Thanksgiving amounted to 675
cars, and 1s2 were shipped out during the
same time. Sellers were encouraged to ask
higher prices for wheat. and the demand for
the better grades appeared to warrant them.
No. hard wheat sold up to 76c, and several
lots of No. northern sold above 77c. On the
low grades. however. there was no strength,
and the fair inquiry for asst few days seems
to have vanished. some sales were reported
several cents below what the same wheat
would have brought a week ago. There was
early weakness in outside markets. Duluth
received $50 cars for the two days.
Car lot sales by sample-de.ive-ed: 4 cars
No. l hard. t. o. b.. &c: cars No. l
hard, 71l2c: . cars No. ] hard, o. t.,
7sc: cars No: hard. 77I2c; 2 cars No. /
zsc:. II cars No. northern, &c; IA ears
No. northern. 1850: 43 cars No. 1 north
ern. 7Gs4c: cars No. ! northern, O. t.,
1612c; 3 cars No. northern, 774c:2 cars
No. northern, o. t., 76Ac: 10 ears No.
northern. I. o. D., 71l2c;2 cars No. north
ern o. t., We: 3 ears No northern o. W. b.,
&c: % cars No. northern, 76I2; cars
No. l Northern, 77Ac; 5 cars No.
l northern. 17Ac: cars No. l north
ern, 7cc: cars No. l northern, 75I2c;
5 cars No. 2 northern, 74I2c: IA cars No. =
northern, 74c: s cars No. northern, 7:}I2c {;
4 cars No. 2. f. o. b., 70I2c: cars No. 81
CSC: cars rejected o. L.. 73c: 4 cars re-,
jected. Csc; . cars rejected CSC; cars
rejected, 7ie; 2 cars rejected, f. o. b.. Soc;
2 cars no grade, sd; = cars no grade. 5 L5c !;
4cars no grade, soc: cars no grade, f. O.
b., Csc: = ears no grade, 50l2c; l car corn.
Use: cars corn, 2fl2c; car corn, 27s4c; /
car hay. 81.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
The added daily output of the mills grind
ing yesterday will probably aggregate 3D.
9I7 bbls. Demand was only moderate, and
mostly in the way of small orders. The late
unsettled state of the wheat markets appar-
emily unsettled the minds of flour buyers,
and few OF them are taking any more than
enough to keep along. Agents and jobbers
that usually carry 10000 bbls have 5000 to
10000, and some have even a smaller pro
portion Of the ordinary stocks Of spring
patents, and, outside Of a few of the large
ket remained steady in prices. Patents,
sacks to local dealers. S4.sO@5; patents
to ship, sacks, car lots, S4.5U@47O; in
barrels. s4.7O@4.90; delivered at New Eng
So. 3n05.40; delivered at Philadelphia and
Baltimore, IS. 2505 80. bakers here, SO. %
@3.60: superfne. Sl.70@2.23: red dog,
sacks. S1.100I.25; red dog. barrels. $3.50
1.50.
Bran and Shorts-The market was called
firm. with fair offerings at S606.25 for bran,
S7.25@75O for most shorts. though par
ticularly tine held at S7.75. Shipments. 1877
tons.
Corn-Ohferings were free for new to ar
rive at &c. with fair amount on track Of
fered at that: some extra new held al 2S@
29c; November corn in Chicago was cornered,
but that did not affect prices here. Receipts,
49, on bu; shipments, 2,4DO blu.
Oats-1n very good supply, with quotations
steady at 29@32c for the run of samples for
thin mixed to choice white. Receipts, 49,
QUO bu; shipments 1.SOO bu.
Barley-Dull at 23045c for different lots,
with small inquiry. Receipts, 2.400 bu;
shipments, 200 bu.
Flax-Receipts, 1000 bu; shipments, 1000
bu; quoted at 81 .3U12; Chicago, $1.36Ia.
Feed-Quoted OF Si20l2.5O.
>>ay-Common lots quoted at S5.50Q7,