St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-25

the receipts were applied on sales previously
made. Elevator companies were buyers OF
No. 1 northern. to arrive, at 9Sl2c early IN tne
day, and No northern spot sold mostly az
9Sl2@99c before the break, and No. = at 9og1
CSC, and few cars old wheat went up at SD
&c over new. Receipts of wheat IN
forty-eight hours were 327 cars ship
ments, DO cars. Duluth received, Us cars.
The grain inspection for Saturday was as
follows: No. hard, cars new; No. NorthH
ern. 129 cars, 1SS new; No. 2 Northern 80 cars,
16 new; No. 3, cars cars new; no grade,
10 cars, 10 new; No. 2 winter, none; No. s.
new. 2 cars; no grade. none. Corn-No- 4
yellow cars; No. white none; No. 3, yel-
low, new: No. i, none: no grade, none;
No. g. 2 cars; No. ., cars Oats-Ne. 2,noneS
No. 2 WI bite. 3 cars; No white, ID cars; NO.
3, 5 cars; no grade, none. Flax-No: ], none.
Barley-NO. 4, 1 car: No. 8, car. Rye-Nos
2, 4 cars; No. 3, car.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output Of the mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
$4,000 bpls: shipments, A, 763 bbls; quoted az
second patents, 81. 4514.9 IS for fancy and exs
port bakers; S.. 40@3.O5 for low gradess
in bags, including red dog. Flour mars
ket are getting into better position!
that were on hand at the beginning OF the
late rise are getting exhausted. Before these
small holdings were cleared off they Wer9
put out to consumer below mill prices and
restricted the latter's trade. All millers in
botn spring and winter wheat sections ara
asking flour rates equal to the general rise in
wheat. Local mills are pushed we'll toward
their capacity, excepting such as are UNDER
going repairs. The demand for millfeed IL
fair. although less brisk than few days ago.
The changes in freight rates through" affect
prices unfavorably. and the higher freights
after tomorrow will probably reduce prices
about as much The market was lower this
morning in anticipation. A few sales were
reported at nearly old nriCpS Shorts and
middlings move quite well.
Bran and ShorLs-Shipments, loss tons.
Quoted at $40 25@110.75 for bran, S15.25@
1871 for shorts. and S17G11S for middlings
Corn-Receipts, Il. $50 bu; shipments, none.
Quoted at 62063c on track. The corn marketa
are yet wild, and they cover wide ranges in
prices, due probably to talk OF manipulation
1t is well advertised that September trades
with several houses in Chicago do not settle
showing longs that have confidence i'll the
market, or else that desire to inspire cons
fdence in others. Exports are moderate duo
to high prices and moderate stocks. Prospects
continue fair for full crop.
Oats-Receipts, 22,360 blu; shipments $3.50
bu. Quoted at 29032c by sample. Late ae>
tivity and strength were potential in theit
effects this morning, and there is more spec"
ulation in oats since they got to be relatively,
the lowest cereal on the list. They had been
highest and the reaction took them too
strongly below q natural level at the start
ard they are now vibrating while seeking
natural level. The export demand is grove
ing into position that demands recognitior8
Rye-Receipts, 1000 bu; shipments, 800 buzz
Quoted at SSQS9e for sample cars of new on
track. Rye is not so wild as at one time bus
the market is still teverish in sympathy with
the pulsations of eastern and middle EuTope.l
The local feeling is more subdued but ALI
offerings at once attract attention and buyers
are looking them up. The longs ana
shorts in the deal are working the position
for what there is in it.
Barley-Receipts. $50 bu; shipments, 900bu&
nominal at 45@55c for poor to fine samples
of No. 3.
FIax-Receipts 44O blu: shipments, nones
Flax sales are based on 1O@11c off from the
Chicago market.
Feed-Nillers held at S21. 75@22 so; less than
car lots. 22.25@2275. with cornmeal az
S21.T5@l22. so.
Hay-Receipts 81 tons; shipments, 10 tonss
choice wild, new, quoted at So. 2509 so; faif
wild. S7@9; poor wild, S6@7; good timothy.
S11@11 so, new.