The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-04-10

NO nOTtnefn, . cars to arrtVe............. .6U
No Northern. cars thin ................. .5Sk
No northern. / Observation-Disclosures. .59h
Rejected wheat. cars l 10. off.............. .5S
Rejected wheat. car. lbs off. ............ Sc
Rejected wheat. car. lbs off. ........... .57k
Rejected wheat. cars ~ lbs. off,. .5S
no grade oats. car ........................ .S9A
No. oats. cars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
no rye car Az
Aprl-tlosing. today 5s4.; Saturday, SO.
Juy-Openng, 59h; highest. 5sas; lowest 5sA
closing today 59as; Saturday, 500.
September-Closing. Saturday. 59h
on Track-No. l hard, 6o&; No northern,
b912; No. northern, 5SIa
Flour ana coarse Grains.
FLOUR-The flour market is in statu
quo. The wheat trade as it now stands
precludes the possibility of activity in flour.
The following are tooay's quotations In
wood here. Z. o. b.;
First patents ........................$31 1908 40
Recond patents .................... ASSOC q
Fancy and export nakers........... 21OQ225
s.eo cog ......................... A6o0l7s
Following quotations are In cotton sacks,
d and 40 pounds:
Rye flour, per Dbl, pure .............$25 50
Rye flour, per Dbl, INSTRUMENTATION. 255
Rye flour, per Dbl, standard. ............ 21O
Buckwheat flour. per hbl .425@4.5O
Graham flour. per Dbl. Observation-Disclosures. 24O
In wood 2Oc extra Is charged.
BRAN AMI SHORTS.
Very little bran Is offered for SALE
Bran in bulk ....................$1 2 .OOGD12. %
Bran in sacks, 200 lbs ......... L. 25QD13. so
Bran in sacks. 100 lbs............. 13. 75Q14. 90
Shorts, common bulk Aluminium. 1850
Fine Middlings. Observation-Disclosures. L. 75QD13.00
Corn-The market is stronger speculative
ly but weak for cash. Quotable at 4S@49c
On track for No. 3. No receipts.
Oats-The market stronger: No. oats
sold at 3Oc; No. white quoted at 301ac; No.
quoted at Sic.
Barley quoted at agate for so lbs No
sales.
Rye quoted at 1890, with a sale at that
hgure.
FEED-Reported by the Diamond Eleva-
tor and Milling Company.
Per ton.
Coarse corn meal and cracked, 100 Id
sacks, per ton, sacks extra. ........$17.75
NO. | ground feed, 2-3 corn, 1-3 OATS
81 10 sacks. ..........................1 7.75
NO. ground feed, " corn, " oats, Is
10 sacks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 18.OO
NO ground feed. 1-3 corn. 2-3 oats. 70
sans .....'...............'.. 1870
Spring wheat bran Observation-Disclosures. II. so
Rejected AJAX nominal. See seed market
Hay-Receipts are light and mostly of
inferior quality. There is a good demand
Tor better grades and at outside quota
lions. Fl. H. King & Co. report sales of
choice upland at &5O@S per ton; choice
northern. $7G7.50; fair to good Wild Sc ESQ
6.75 timothy. S9.5O@1O. and straw s4G425
per ton. No change in prices today.
Duluth.
DULUTH, Mimi, April 8.-Wheat has
been weak today. The openeing was &c
lower at 6012c for May. About the middle
of the session the active option advanced
to 6Oaic, but soon fell off again to 6O1hc
and ruled within half a point fluctuation
The close firm at the bottom, sc de-
clined for May and July, 1ac for September
and cash and Hc for wheat to arrive. The
mills took $1,000 bushels of cash wheat
mostly hard in round lots &c over May
No. l. Elevators were paying Ac less.
Outside of mill purchases the cash trade
was rather narrow.
Close: No. 1 hard, cash and April 6O15c
May. 61Ac bid; July, 62Ac bid; to arrive.
61Ac bid; No. l northern, cash and April,
Coo; May. 6O1ac bid; July. 61Ac bid; Sep
TENDER, $3.50 bid; to arrive 60%c bid: No.
2, 565sc No. 8, $3.50; rejected. 5Ossc. Barley.
45441ac. Rye, 49c. Oats, 30A@31Ac. Re-
ceipts wheat, S4276 blu. Shipments. 691 blu.
Inspection, wheat, 1877 cars. Year ago. 1O3
cars.
CHICAGO, April S.-The liberal rains
again had a depressing effect upon Board
of Trade markets today. May wheat lost
Nc, May corn Ac and May oats &c.
Provisions closed slightly lower.
Wheat had from A@3sc knocked off it's
value as soon as the starting signal allowed
an expression in the pit. want of encOur-
agement in the cable news and the general
rains were the reasons for the opening de-
cline. New York cleared 2O3 900 blu of wheat
since Saturday and slight upturn result
ed from that fact. The visible supply
statement had it's usual interest for the
traders and was sustaining influence to
the market while the returns were coming
in. In the end the decrease for the week
was found to be 1,605, 900 blu, compared with
decrease of only $4,000 blu a year ago,
and with about 1000 blu as the estimate
Of today's decrease generally made on
Saturday.
The Minneapolis and Duluth receipts were
BS cars, against 46S a year ago. Primary
market receipts received total of 235 900
pu. Exports Of wheat and f1onr from At
antic ports since Saturday were 1886, 900 bu
The closing cables coming in easy and
over acted as an offset to the taking Of
lbout 100000 bu of red wheat to go to
Pennsylvania and Milwaukee millers, part
II it at the May price and part at 4Ac
,nder May. The opening price for May was
4&955c and the entire range was from 54A
I541sc up to 551s@55Ac, with 55c bid at the
close.
The corn market was steady at the OPEN
ng, but weak near the end. The oats mar
Aet showed the way for corn. Corn re-
seipts were 107 cars today, and 1870 are
looked for tomorrow. The trade was light
ana lneonseouent- Mar nnened at 46slc