St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-17

Operators on the long side. whose BUY
ing, with the covering Of shorts. created
some excitement. Cables were reported
advancing in sympathy with American
markets. The severe weather aud
small inclination to sell on the part OF
farmers makes the movement light IN
the interior. Minneapolis received 3fb
cars. Liverpool was quoted 159ld high
er in the morning; London steady OF
coast and stronger for wheaton, pas
sage and for shipment.
Cash Wheat-Reeeipts of wheat were
SIG cars: shipments were 63 cars; Du-
luth received 5S cars.
The cash wheat market was higher
today and the demand was good. Most
of the sales, however, were made before
most of the advance occurred. The de-
mand for No. 1 northern at 6S15c was
good. Some thin cars sold at 69c. After
May touched Csc. several cars sold at
roc. No. sold we'll. Most of the sales
were at 65 (066c. No. 8 sold up we'll.
For full range of prices see the cash
sales.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour was fTmer i'll sympathy with
wheat, and buyers were more inclined
to buy. Inasmuch as wheat cid not
break back TO former prices in the last
reaction. there is more confidence IN
flour. 1t is said the late weather is try
ing the vitality of the wheat plant, Civ
ing confidence in -four. Prices have
been very low. They are yet low.
Many would buy freely at the prices OF
a few DAYS ago But cash wheat IS
higher, and the cost of flour is more.
causing millerS TO ask rather higher.
shipments 0,022 bbls. Quoted at $3-10
(14. 10 for first patents. IS. 45(G3.70 for
second patents. $2.30@2.70 for fancy ana
export bakers, 81. 15QQl. 40 for low grades.
in bags, including red dog. The added
daily output Of the mills grinding today
will probably aggregate 3l,200 bbls.
Bran and ShortS-Bran was IN large
demand, although the higher prices
asked caused some orders to be With
held. Millers asked about $40 for bulk
bran and S10.50 for common shorts in
bulk: fine held at SlI@lL.50. according
to quality. Shipments. LOTT tons.
Corn-Corn was higher i'll sympathy
with wheat. The general market for
futures advanced about &c and was un-
steady, with some dealers disposed TO
sell on the bulge for May. Cables
showed more demand abroad with prices
higher i'll Liverpool, although London
quoted the market steady. The country
movement light. The cash demand IS
good. Receipts are light and market
firm. See sales Receipts. s 500 bu;
shipments, $4,000 bu.
Oats-Oats were firm and futures
tended upward i'll the morning, the
price BENG affected somewhat by the
early rise in other grains. There was
little excitement. however, as compared
with the feEeriShnesS of the wheat and
corn market. Cash oats were strong.
with light offerings and a fair demand.
See sales. Receipts, 24,000 Du; ship
ments. 64.410 bu.
Rye-No. 2 rye is quotable at 81 (@
Size. Receipts, none; shipments, $50
bu.
Barley was in moderate supply. The
demand was good for barley that would
serve the purpose Of brewers, and all
fair qualities sold quite we'll, some OF
it bringing more money than 1t would
bring last week. Choice barley was
scarce. Receipts. 7, 400 bu; shipments.
+ 40 bu.
Flax-Reeeipts, 1,OSO bu: shipments,
1920 bu.
Feed-MiIIers held at 314.T5Q915; less
than ear lots, $I5(0I5.25 with COrnmeaL
at SI4. 75(0t5; granulated meal. $50.
Hay-Ihe market Is quiet. Receipts
are light and so is the demand. Choice
Iowa upland was held at sra 7.50 and
Minnesota at $3.50. Receipts, 252 tons;
shipments, 10 tons.
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Following 200 cars are previous days
local state grain inspection by the dlf-
ferent railways;
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.