St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-14

been storm IN the Northwest that intefferes
with country roads and by some it was cal
cuiateQ feceipis would be light the remainder
OF The week. and they are looking Tor au nd
vance from it.
Following are the closing quotations: No
! haFd. January. 19iae; February. Soi2c;
May, S3J2c: ON track, S0i0 Sic; No ! north.
err, January, I112c; February, .sIc; May,
Sl1sc; on track. zS@,T3c; No. = northern.
January, 74c: February. T2i2c; May, use;
on track, T4016c.
Local receipts for the past IL hours were
49, cars of wheat with - shipped out
Mliiefs complained that prices Of sample
wheat were too high to make -four and sell il
at current quotations. They ncld back FROM
Duylng, but without any apparent concerted
action. They were unanimous however
IN the opinion that they ought To buy
wheat on the basis of use for good No l
northern milling grain. Receivers asked at
the beginning abont 79c FOR an average. aud
with difference of about ] c between those
having the wheat TO sell and those wanting
10 Duy, was cause OF unusual dizziness in the
movement OF sample grain. There were
rev orders from outside millers, but mostly
limited below the prices asked. Altogether.
cash wheat moved slowly, aud near the end
OF the session the tables were well covered
with grain of all descriptions, yet nnsold.
Duluth received 30 cars, including Sunday.
SubTeouently receivers made the break.
ana much of the wheat went at basis of
zee for No. l northern.
Car lot sales by sampledelivered , cars
NO. hard o. W. b.. slice; cars No. hard,
sic; ears No. = hard, Soc; : cars No.
hard, T924e; 2 ears No hard, S0l3c: iG
cars NO. l northern, 7Slac: cars No.
northern, I. o. b.. 79lac; 9 cars No. l north
ern J. o. b.,79i4c; cars No northern, I9c:
81 cars No. northern, 1el4c; cars No. l
northern o. W. b., soc: . cars No. northern
l. o. b., 79s4c; cars No. northern, o. " b..
ISI2c; cars No. L northern 0. t..
Use; cars No. northern Q.
ern, yea; % cars No. / northern, use;
2 cars No. northern, 76lec; cars No. =
northern. T5c; 8 cars No. northern. 76c;
cars NO. northern, 7Al2c; cars No.
cars No. 3, o. t. 72lsc; 2 ears rejected,
Ilc: cars rejected, 67la; 3 cars rejected,
use; ears rejected, SIZE; 2 cars rejected,
SOC; cars rejected, 65c: = cars com, 26c;
z cars corn, 25l2c; = cars No. ); corn, Zoe;
. cars corn. 25a4c; Car corn, 26l2c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output Of mills
grinding yesterday viii probably aggregate
700 bbis
Patents, sacks, to local dealers. 81. 757.4. SO;
patents, to ship. sacks. car lots, 81. l50st.50;
in barrels, 81. 30614. 20; delivered ~ New
England points, 50. i565.I0; New York
points. S5.u5@5.3o; delivered al Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. S513 %; bakers, here,
100.
Bran and Shorts-Bran was quoted steady
at about SJ-750n6, and shorts ut S1QyI. 30
lew exceptional sales were occasionally made
under quotations and above for very poor or
very choice. Shipments. 1,275 tons.
Corn-Oferings were not SO large, but the
markets were dull TO sell at 25@26c for the
ordinary samples. Receipts 81. 200 bu;
shipments, %, 200 bu.
Oats-A good supply of samples offered at
steady figures ranging from l9c TO pc tor
poor to extra, with good No. ) white NJ about
2lc. and good mixed at about zoe. Receipts.
30, go bu; shipments, :. 100 bu.
Barley-NOminal al 24145c. Shipments,
80. bu; none received.
Flax-Receipts, 1900 bu: shipments,
$500 bu. Quoted, Sis: Chicago Sl.34.
Feed-Qu0ted at SlC@ll for poor to
choice.
Hay-MarRet was overstocked with wild
that was hard TO sell, with upland offered at
$3.50. Sellers all complained Of lack of de-
mand. Receipts, lS5 tons.
FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Following shows the shipments of flour
from Minneapolis, Jan. ] to date and same
time in 1889; 1890, 30, ii2 pblS; 1889,
lO7, 81 bbis.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery. 20@22c;
fairy TO good dairy, $50, ] Sc; roll and priut,
lOWl5c; packing stock, 696l2c; grease, IA
Csc.
Beans-Fancy navy. bu, Sl.501l.1o: tine
medium, Sl.25@l.50
Cider-Choice, per half Dbl. s.. 5O92. 70;
choice cider, per Dbl, $4.5004.T3.
Cheese-Fuil cream, 1o9llc; part skins,
Dressed Meats-Pork. 3i2@3a4c; dressed
veal, per lh, 5@6e; dressed mutton, per ID,
Including cases: 1G@l7c; cold stOr-
.Fish-Bass, 6@7e; pike, pickerel or crop
pies, 406c; whitefish, 1ll6c.
Fruits and Nuts-Choiee apples, per Dbl,
81, 75@3.7o; apples, car lots. per Dbl; $50
SS coeoan nn per 100 SogS Mes ldn
ons per box, $2.7ot@S.25: Florida oranges,
per box, S3@3.50; jamaica oranges. Per box,
S-.7o@3: Louisiana oranges, per box, c2g3;
figs, uouble crown layers, per ID, Lobe;
$l@5l.7o ehestnuts, per Id, l3d2oc.
Game-Mallard and redhead ducks. per
doz S3@3.5U; teal and mixed ducks, doZ,
81. 25@l.50; jack snipe, doz, 90c@Sl; jack
rabbits, SI.5003.
Honey-Choice new white clover. in ID
Hide HiGesH -tSge2n' sailed, als@6a4c: sheep
pelts, :.5c@l; tallow, per h. 5le94c.
Maple Syrup Per gal, 9UcGSl.
Potatoes-Irish. per bu, 2503oc; sweet
potatoes. 81. t5t@3.5i per Dbl.
Poultry-Live chickens, per ID, d65c;
dressed turkeys. per ID. lO@l2e; dressed
ducks, per ID, 7l2@Slec; dressed geese, per
ID, 7l2@sl2c; fancy dry picked chickens per
ID, SgYc; poor scalawags, per ib. 3d3c.
Wool-Unwashed, I692oc; washed, %
@2oc.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-Wh heat, $50, 90 bu: corn, o.
200 W; oats, 81. 900 bu; flaXseed, LOO bu;
flour, 100 pbls; millstuff, % tons; hay. lS5
TONS; merchandise, $4,000 lbs; lumber, 10
cars; barrel stock, ) cars; machinery, 20
y . lbs; coal. 200 tons; wood. 80 cords;
tons; stone, cars; pork. IS bbls; cured
meats, %. 800 lbs: dressed meats 10000
lbs; hides, Ii, 100 lbs: sundries. ! cars.
Total car lots, $50.
shipment>-Wheat,3 81 $50 bu; corn, 23,-
Q Upu; oats. S,IOU bu; barley, 900 bu; flax
seed, 81 hu; flour, 20 800 bbls; millstuf,
1,275 tons; hay. u tons; merchandise.
l., $3.50 lbs; lumber Is cars; machinery,
", 100 lbs: brick 10000; stone. 2 cars;
hides 70, 400 lbs; sundries, II cars. Total
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