St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-24

and IS at Duluth.- Chicago had 372 cars.
The action today on the rule to max e
No. northern regular" in Chicago was
cause of 'be5itating market early III
the day. 500
Cash Wheat-Receipts of wheat were
4l6 cars. Shipments were SO cars. Qaf
luth received IS cars. -.
The demand for cash wheat was good,
and the market strong. All good wheat
sold readily. Poor, musty wheat went
slow. No. l northern sold from bSe TO-
soc, according to quality, with most Of
the sales made at 6S15c. No. 2 lsdfd
principally at sc. For full range oft
prices see cash sales. ''4i
TODAY'S SALES.
Sales of cash wheat are on the basis
of delivered unless specified. Cash
sales by sample and otherwise today
included the following: No. hard, fGo.H
b., car, 7019c; No. l hard. car, zoe;
No. / hard, f. o. b.. l car, TIC ; No, II
northern. ITO ears. 6S19c; No. l nbrthT
ern, f. 0. b., cars, 6934c; No. 1 nbrtlt..-
ern. l car, 6S$4c; No. l northerH.'
? cars, Csc; No. l northern, cars,
69c; No. l northern, q cars, Gees Ne!-
l northern, 3 cars, 6S4; No. /
northern, cars, to arrive, 6S15e;
No. northern. cars. Csc: No. north
ern. l car. 68llc; No. norther Il, l car,
6S14c: No. l northern, cars, 6775e; NO.
l ;Iorthern. ears, Csc; No | northern,
10 cars. 6S15c; No. 2 northern, 10 cars,
6515e: No. northern, 80 cars, 66c; No
2 northern, 1 car, 661a No. northern.
2 cars. 65c; No. 2 northern, o. w. b., ,
ears, 6615c; No. northern, 2 cars.
65c; No. ? northern, car, SIC;
No. northern 1 ear. 66Ac; NO.3. l car.
G315c; No 3, l car, 6215c, No. 3, 2 ears,
63c; No. 8, 3 cars. 62c; No. 3. cars, %;
No. old, = cars, SIC; No. 3, 2 cars, Csc;
No. 3, car. 63c; No. 8, 2 cars, 6215c;
No. 3, 5 cars. 63c: No. 3, / car, 64c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour moved steadily but without
great activity, with prices showing no
change since the fall of last week. Cash
wheat to grind is selling higher, rela-
lively, than May wheat, so that there is
smaller comparative drop in prices OF
real grain than one would naturally
suppose, if he only kept the run OF
futures. The demand is all that could
naturally be expected at the foot OF
big break in values, indicating that, as
in the past. readiness exists to buy
Hour as soon as dealers are prep pared 10
admit to themselves that the bottom OF
the market is reached. '-t
Shipments. 33.02o bbls. Quoted at
S3.5003.6j for first patents; S34503.60
for second patents: S2.30(62.45 for fancy
and export bakers: Sl.15(0I40 for low
grades. in bags, including red dog. The
added daily output of mills grinding
yesterday will probably aggregate d.,
400 barrels.
Bran and Sh0rts-Bran and shorts are
steady in prices at the rates ruling last
week. Sales were reported generally at
$40 for bulk bran. That was the price
the miIlers held it at. although some
who quoted at that had none To sell. As
a rule the millers claimed to be sold
pretty we'll ahead, although it was pos
SiGle to get pretty prompt delivery when
the buyer was prepared TO pay the
ruling price-Sl0 Shorts were gener-
ally quoted at S11. bulk. although it was
said some very common stuff was sold
at little less. Fine shorts were worth
about soc ton more than common
shorts. Shipments, l.246 tons.
COrn-Corn markets held their own
pretty we'll in the morning, with Satnr-
days closing quotations. Cables re-
ported the market steady in London
and also in Liverpool. Receipts in the
corn regions were rather larger, but the
difference was not important i'll the re-
ported farm movement. In some Sec
tiOns of the interior the home demand
was much above shippers prices. CASH
corn was firm with fair offerings. See
sales. Receipts. Ii, 500 bu; shipments,
4, 400 bu.
Oats-Oats held up quite steadily, but
with some selling of May the tendency
favored easier prices in the morning for
futures. The market was strong for
cash oats with good demand. See
sales. Receipts. "A, 240 bu: shipments,
30,5l0 bu. biz 10y
Rye-NO. ? rye quoted at 4y(04915c."
Receipts, 2.040 bu. "
BarIey-The arrivals of barley were,
larger, but the market was not heavily
stocked with samples. Prices, while
not showing activity, were pretty
strong, and i'll Instances when buyers
did not bid what price holders thought
they oughtto get, they tried outside
brewers for better price. which they
sometimes got. Fair No. + barley was
worth 35(d45c, with No. scarce, but
higher. Ihe general sales averaged
about lc lower than Saturday. Receipts,
1880 bu: shipments, !, 200 bu.
FlaX-ReceiptS, 1850 bu; shipments,
1850 bu.
Feed-Millers held at S15 75(8 1850
per ton; less than car lots. S160l7, with
cornmeal at S15@15.25; granuIated
meal, $40.
Hay-Reeeipts, 81 tons. The mar
ket Is quiet and dull. Choice upland
offered at 81, with buyers holding OF;
good upland sold at $3.50.
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following 2S7 cars are previous days
local state grain inspection by the diff
ferent raiIWa VS.: