St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-08
GRAIN AND COMMISSION.
GRAIN, BALED HAY, MILL FEED
FIELD AND GRASS SEED.
prices quotably the same The demand for
choice eating apples good, with small sup
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.


Receipts-Wheat, 166,32O bu; corn. 1920
bu; oats, $500 bu barley, 1000 blu; fax,
$500 blu; -four 24O bbls; hay, lis tons !;
fruit, 231. 40 lbs; merchandise, 1855. $40
lbs; lumber ID cars; posts, cars; barrel
stock, 10 cars; machinery. $4,000 lbs: coal,
424 tons: WOOD 1o7 cords: brick, 5000;
lime, cars; cement, 2,43U bbls; stone, 10
cars; live stock, 4 cars; dressed meats, no.,
600 lbs; hides, 54.lO0 lbs; sundries, z
cars. Total car lots, 630.
Shipments-Wheat, 29,540 bu; oats, 8, 100
bu; flour, 26,6lI bb1s; mlllstuffs 713 tons:
merchandise. 1,9u1,4 lbs; lumber, 90
cars; barrel stock, l car; machinery, $780,,
900 lbs; stone, / car; sundrieS, % cars.
Total car lots Ol6.
WHEAT FUTURES.
Wheat averaged higher. with better de-
mand for future months, and December
ranged quite well above the sales made yes
terday. Representatives of country elevators
sold some. but did not seem to be doing
large business for, as they claimed, their
country purchases are comparatively small
for the season. Local elevator carriers were
looking about for wheat to handle, but did
less Than yesterday, as the receivers were get
ting more for their consignments from other
parties. Bullish reports came from the win
ter wheat country, with respect to the move
ment and it was claimed the foreign mar
kets have reganed all they lost on account
of the Sawyer-Wallace failure. Heavy rains
were reported in the Northwest including
Manitoba.
tons: No. Hard-SepIember, csc; on track,
81. O6@l.O7; No. 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
94ssc; October, csc; December, 97s4c; on
track. $1:O2@l:03; No. Northern-Sep-
TENDER, 90c. New wheat on track quoted
No. l hard. 98l2c; No. l northern, 94s4@
csc; No. northern, 90@92c.
CASH WHEAT.
Receipts of wheat were 297 cars; ship
ments 81 cars. Duluth received 7S cars.
Yesterdays grain inspection of new wheat
n nd M
ern, SO cars No. northern, cars No 8. 6
rejected and "a no grade Sales of sample
wheat were made on higher basis of values
than yesterday. AS buyers for present and
near demand seemed 10 look upon the late
break as being at an end for the present.
Other buyers than for storing in elevators
took more of the grain to-day. Selections
sold we'll, and straight wheat of the different
grades went better than it did in the last two
days before. Demand continues good for
old wheat and promises to continue so, for
the rains have delayed the movement of new
wheat to some extent
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS
Flour-The added daily output of the mills
grinding Saturday will probably aggregate
27,Oe0 brls.
: The market was weak, although some mill
ers claim they were holding to old prices for
patents on basis of S6.25 for Boston, Sc, Is
ers were not lacking that sold below that
when they had the opportunity. Some quoted
I5c under the figures named, aud in some
cases more than that it was said. Bakers
So. 2o@46O here; low grades at S2@2. IS:
patents In wood here quoted at S. .50@5.75.
Shipments, 26,611 brls.
Bran and Shorts-The demand was slow at
SO. 75@l1. 25 for bran: shorts, $13@13.5O:
middlings, $14.25@14.75; shipments, 713
tons.
Corn-The demand was quiet with moder-
ate offerings and sales. There was very little
trading, excepting in purchases for local
consumption Of mills and feeders; receipts,
1920 bu.
Oats-The offerings were liberal with fair
steadiness in prices when offered on shipping
basis Selections for the local trade brought
more money than the common run would
fetch. Receipts, $500 bu; shipments 8, 100
Blu.
Rye-Demand slow and movement light at
about 52@53c.
Barley9The trade is paying rather more
attention TO this grain. Grain that ipspects
No. ranges from 45c to 6Oc bu, as every
thing goes by sample. Receipts, 1900 blu.
Flax-Receipts. 1900 bu. GU oted at 81. 81
@1.3Sl2.
Feed-The ground-feed marke. continued
rather easy, with millers holding at S1S0
1880 for mixed feed and meal.
Hay-Late arrivals have been larger. and
the market better supplied. with good up
land going at SS.5O@9, and common wild 81
ton under. Receipts. 115 tons