St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-14
Wheat.
NO. Sed Ut \ rim nnnaoINo.ln.,l
RAILWAYS.

Other Grains-Oats-So. white, cars;
NO. d, 8 cars. Corn No. 3. Is cars; No 4, s
cars; no grade, l car: No. yellow, 20 cars.
BarleyMNo. 81 cars; No. 4, / car; No. S, .
cars. Flax-No. ], ] car. Rye-No O. / car.
inspected Out-WheaI-No. 1 hard, cars;
No. northern. 104 cars; No northern. /
cars; NO. ., Y cars; rejected, 20 cars; no
grade y cars. Oats-No. white, IL cars;
No. white. cars; No. 3, none Corn-No.
D yellow, cars. Barley-No. L. cars
Flax-No. 1. S cars
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS
Flour-The adGed daily output Of the mills
grinding yesterday will probably aggregate
q, 200 bbls. Shipments, 26,6l3 bbls. Cuo.ed
al Si.5 QS4:65 for first patents; s.. 2Os4.35 for
port bakers: Si.7a0?.75 for low grades, in
Days including red dog. Flour has not vet
recovered the activity lost a few DAYS ago
anu IL may not until wheat markets put on
a more promising exterior at least. Flour buy
ers are not overloaded with stocks. az they
are pretty well up with old supplies and will
Duy wheat when they feel that the enc of the
Dreak has come The market was quiet aud
weak, sympathlZing with wheat declines
Bran and Shorts-Shipments, 743 tons.
Quoted at $40 80 II. p for bran. S10.5O6tI1 for
shorts and Sl10l2 for middlings. Bran was
Santed at the advance Of about 81 q ton.
Shorts were higher Also although not cutie
up to the price of BRAN The buyIng has in
Few days contracted for the make of certain
mills at least for several weeks ahead. or TO
demand will be on
Corn-Receipts, 81, $40 bu: shipments 10 osO
6u. Quoted at 34@}4l2c for No. 8. 34is@35c
Tor No. 3 yellow. Too little corn was offered
TO break the local market to a shipping basis
New England prices are low now. and al
lhougn cars are more plentiful to ship in. the
0emanq Is less and market dull Consumers
mere take the few cars offered at rather easv
prices. Shippers could not Worf much IN
current quotations.
Oats-Receipts, 17.440 bu; shipments. 1850
bu. Quoted at 29@29l3c for NJ. wfite
EeH2c NO. white, and 26I202Shc for Nos. q
anu D. Oats remain in good local request and
safes snow small changes for some time. Ar
rivals are not very large, and are easily hand
leu at ngure that takes them out Of reach
OF ordinary shippers. The shipments are
from stored grain that had been sold for
ward Shippers were at hand and would buv
on concessions. '
Rye5Receipts. 1850 bu; shipments. 600 bu.
quoted at 1t011c f. o. b. for No. 2.
harley- Reeeipts.6. 100 bu; shipments 10 $40
pu. Yulet at 4t047c for No. g. There was
very little good barley to be secured with
trade dull mainly on that account Thers
was some inquiry for shipping grain that
would be suitable for mailing. Feed harlev
was dull. with little offered or INQUIRED for
,Flax.Recelpts, 200 bu: shipments. none.
FLAX sales are based less freights. on Chi
cago market.
Feed-Millers held at S14@15; less than
car lots, Sl5Gl5.50. with corn meal At $1,000
1910; bolted meal 20; granulated. 500
Hay-Recelpts 81 tons: shipments. % tons.
choice wild quoted at 50 5ONlo; fair wild
Se.ou!09.5O; poor wild, Sc. SEQ. 50: timothy
nominal. Sl2013: upland. Sg.5O01o: fsnex
Iowa upland would sell at So