The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-25

Liverpool that but few credited It a. being
reliable, Shortly after the opening 4 turned
out to be an error In transit. There were
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The domestic demand for cash wheat q
other points was Of greater value than the
Francisco reported steady trade being done
with India and Australia, that $4,000 bbla
of -four sold yesterday for shipment to
for Australian ports. The Corn News Of the
morning says that, allowing for shipments Of
wheat from other countries, Britain and
Europe VIII require from now till July ], 1887
II 600 blu per month from America alone.
This means an aggregate Of lis, 600 Blu. II
this is true, 1t is, without doubt, more than
we shall be able to supply. These wants may
Of the English market one would gather that
the trade In general does not accept these
figures Stocks in Liverpool are ample for
the present. The holiday season is fast ap-
preaching, when the Englishman thinks more
of enjoying himself than providing for the
future, and dull markets may be expected
At home our domestic demand will provide
the powder for the next bull explosion.
This is becoming more pronounced daily
throughout the middle and Western states
A Chicago dispatch says that one of the
principal millers there received the best cables
for many weeks both in the form of ac-
ceptances and bids. New export trade was
better today with the demand chiefly for No.
leu dlAu ANOs udIus OISdIdHCSS rum lie
Atlantic seaboard were only moderate. De-
cember wheat opened at TIC, against 1850
76%c Yesterday, lost Ac, advanced to 7714c,
lost Ac, gained 1sc, lost 1sc, frmed up to
at 779sc straight by las, and by noon held
at TIC. May wheat opened at SOC, against
79sQ791ac yesterday, sold down to 791ac, adj
vaneed to SO7sc, lost Bc, gained 1sc. dropped
to soc, advanced to S019c, again sold at
SOC, frmed up to $685. lost Ac by AS and
by noon held at 8O15c The demand for
northern. All other grades were slow to
move, buyers and sellers being apart to
values. All offerings, however, were well
taken before noon. No. l northern sold at
77a4c to 7S1kc; No. 2, at 76c to nc. Sales
were made as per statement below: Re
ceipts here were 1873 cars, and SO cars
shipped out.
Wheat ruled very strong during the last
hour of the session. Bradstreet's report
showing an increase Of only 1,400,0 600 blu in
the worlds available was much less than
the trade had anticipated hence the strength.
Closing cables were all firm. November
wheat closed at 77Bc, December at 77b@7Sc,
and May at S05s@S0%c.
May-Opening SOC; highest, S0B@81c; low
est, 7919c. Closing today, 809s@80Ac; yester-
day, 793s@7912c.
notwithstanding, today, 77%c; yesterday,
1880.
December Opening, nc; highest. 1870
79Ac; lowest 76Ac Closing, today 77A@7Sc;
yesterday, 1875 @7634c.
On Track-No. 1 hard, soc; No. north
oats, 18c; faxseed, 73c.
FLOUR.
Flour-There is a much better feeling
among the holders of flour. Trading for the
present is rather light Stocks are held firm.
FlFst patents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50. 2OQ4. 40
Second patents Observation-Disclosures. 3.7094.20
rlTsC clears OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z.OOQ5.OO
Second clears Observation-Disclosures. FPS
Export bakers .......................2 .75@2. 95
Second export bakers .............. 2.40@2. so
Red dog lao his 0SH1Q
Following quotations are in cotton sacks, SO
and 40 lbs:
Rye -four, per bbl, pure ............$ 50: 15@2.S5
Rye flour, XXX, per Dbl ............ 2.0O@2. 10
Rye flour, Standard, per Dbl 1902 90
Buckwheat flour, per Dbl .......... 3.25@3. so
Graham -four, per Dbl .............. 2.5063.50
BRAN, SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Washburn, Crosby & Co. quote as follows
Bran in bulk ......... ............. "a. 5O14.75
Bran in bulk, 2OO-lb sacks ... 6.5O@5.7 IS
Bran in bulk, 100-lb sacks ........ 6.O0@6.25
Shorts in bulk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5. 5O05.75
Middlings in bulk ................... S.OO@8. 25
Red dog, in 14O-lb sacks II. 5O@12. 90
Domestic markets, both East and West,
are very, quiet, Demand for export is fair.
Corn-No. 8, 23c.
oats-No. 8 sold at 17&G1sc; No. white
oats quoted at 18c.
Rye-Quoted at SIC for no grade; 321zc for
No. g
Barley-Quoted at 22629c for No A.
Feed-Reported by the Diamond Elevator
and Milling company: Quiet little better de-
mand.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn,
sacks, per ton, sacks extra 49,. SO. 256 6. so
No. ground feed, % corn, 1-3 oats,
SO-lb sacks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 s.75
75-Ib sacks 49, :. 80 975a1o. 90
No. 8 ground feed, % oats, 70-lb
sacks -. 10 oOG10. rs
Spring wheat bran .................. s. 600 5. %
WHEAT.
Curb on May wheat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A
Puts May wheat .......................79 1881
Calls on May wheat .....................82