St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-26

cars; No. 4, car oats.-No. . / car; No; 8,
10. cars; No 3, IL cars; no grade, car. Flax
No. l, % cars; rejected, car RyemNo. 2,
No. 4, Is cars: No. s. 5 cars no grade, car
Winter wheat-No. 2, cars.
Inspected Out--Wheat-No. 1 hard, I car;
No. northern, SO cars; No. northern. IS
cars; No. B. IA cars; rejected. cars; no
5 white, Scars; No. B. car. Barley-No. 3.
l car; No. q, Z cars; No. 5, 3 cars. Flax
No. l, car. Rye-No. ., cars
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Sales continued steady at easy
prices. corresponding with the general mar
kets for wheat. Mondays grain markets
were possible improvement upon Saturday,
but today there was q real loss. and 1t
affected flour adversely, as slight improve
ment of the preceding day aided it. In a
general way the market was dull. with little
about it that was otherwise important Flour
shipments were generally on previous sales,
although there was considerable fresh bust
ness. The added daily output on mills grind
ing will probably aggregate 1880 bbls.
Shipments, 39, $50 bbls. Quoted at S3S0042 20
for first patents: S3.0@3.g0 for second pat
/ ents; So. 1902. 90 for fancy and export ba k
| ers': S1.2a@l.45 for low grades i'll bags, in
| Guiding red dog
Bran and Shorts = Mlllstslff was rather
| frmer, although the difference in prices was
| slight, perhaps equal to lSc, or that party
| buying yesterday at 1887 paid in bulk for bran
| $3.50 today. The low prices created large
demand and, despite the large production
and the lower prices of feed grain. bran and
shorts are firm today. Shipments, 795 tons.
Quoted at SS.25@S.50 for bran. S9@9.50 for
shorts and Sl0610.50 for middlings
Corn-Corn was lower in the general mar
kets this morning Cables were quiet. and
there was steady demand, but with no i'm
proyement on this side. there was little act
lvlty. abroad. Spot corn is in the markets to
meet the current demand, and with a full
movement in the various channels there was
nothing in the situation to encourage long
investment with the purchases more in the
way OF ordinary scalping. Supply of and
demand for cash light. See sales for prices.
Receipts GOO Du: shipments. $3.50.
OatS-SaleS of oats showed Il dropping gen.
eral market today. more in sympathy with
other speculative grains than on account of
any fresh weakness of oats alone. Declines
i'll futures attached an easy feeling to holders
and feeders. Shippers were inquirers for
| something suited to their trade. The cash
market was slower today. Holders were ask
ing a little more than Monday, owing to
firmer markets East. Prices we've too high
for shippers and local dealers were not in
sympathy with the advance. making a slow
, market. See sales. Receipts, 10, 100 bu; ship
ments, 1850 bu.
Rye-Demand light. No . was held around
41c. Receipts. 900 bu; shipments, l., 420 bu
/ Barley-Receipts, 14,G60 bu; shipments,
3,l20 bu.
Flax-Receipts, 2.190 blu; shipments, none
Feed-Millers held at SIS. 5; @l6 per ton;
| meal at Sl5@15 per ton: granulated meal,
$40.
Hay-The demand is only far; receipts are
light owing to cars being used for grain in
preference; choice upland hay Is salable at
IS. Receipts, 132 tons; shipments, 10 tons.