The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-01

northern, 7234c; No. 2 northern, 7O01c.
p. m. Report
May wheat, puts, 74c
May wheat, calls, TAX 0743sc
May wheat curb, 741k074Hc
laA-Ihe market was steady and I'M
changed at the start, but developed an
sagged little all around Seventy-forr
cars were in. There was a good demand
but not much aggressive buying. Chi
$50 buyers TOOK some and local crushers
poqght, cleaning up the market pretty
Wei Low grades were firm and show
Sa ? ioWer hgures on sales, but the relative
uIIerehce as compared with No 1 price
was maintained. Cash flax followed close
TO Duluth December, and was quoted AT
Sl6I to $l.59 and back to 81 so There
were sales Of rejected at $1.45 to 81 40,
81 rejected sold at 81. 40. and the best
no grade brought $13S to $40 Mime
apolls received "a cars, against Al last
year: Duluth had 122 cars Chicago
1me innn 81 cars Closing prices were:
december, $1.5S; May, $1.59. Duluth cash
$I.6I; to arrive, $159; November s.. 81; De-
ce4m316 b, %59; May, $1.59
ar ouI-Ihe general situation is about
tne same. Miilers report a light trade,
but are hopeful. While the present dun
ness may continue for a time, there is a
PERIOD OF activity in sight, as stocks are
very light, and buyers are rep;enishing in
a small way from day to day. Prices are
unchanged Z First patents. $46D4. 10: sec-
on on patents, So. 1908. 49, first clears s.. 50
gl aSfs s 9S on clears $2O5@2 Is. Ship
uffs-Millers report quiet tone
through the entire trade Business is
moderate and shipments have been run
Jung ugnt. Prices, however are ouita
1;rm. Bran in bulk, $11.50@11 rs; bulk
Shorts, $ll 0O5l1. %; red dog in 140-lb sacks,
ga; reed IN 200-lb sacks, 81 per ton ad0i.
ttiionaII, in 1o0-Ib sacks $1.50 per ton add
ti0nal. Shipments, 1428 tons
Feed and Meal-The market is steady.
trade Is faIr and demand active The
range OF prices is the same Coarse
&C cor n. meal and cracked corn are quoted at
SI4'5O; No. feed, STATS; No 2 feed, SIS:
NO feed, $1525; granuIated corn meal
IN cotton sacks at the rate of $195 per
Corn-There was a good trade in corn
One hundred and sixty-six cars came IN n
and offerings were proportionateIv large
frees were a shade under Wednesday S
range. No. 3 white sold to 3414c. NO
yellow around 34c, and No. around 1910
shipments were cars No. 3 yellow iS
quoted at SAC. No. corn a trifie lower
at 1874 @3S1@c. ~ y" u
oats.si1ty ears of oats were in. Trade
was lair. There was no change of irnnor0
lance ana the average sales were at firm
prices. No. white sold to 241sc, with 24c
as the average. No. 8 ranged from 23c
TO Z4c. IN no grade oats brought 2224c Re
celpts, 6O cars; shipments, 10 ears
hye--Ihe market is quiet and steady
offerings We're very small and business
light No, rye is quoted 451kc. Receipts'
Z cars; shipments, none.
Barley-There IS a steady market No
sold from 4Oc to 47c. No grade barley
brought 4OC for the best Receipts r
cars; shipments, "a cars. Feed grades are
Qq99eo 99c 10 43c; mating grades, 44051c.
f1ay,,I7,Rece1pts for two days were 248
tons. Ten tons were shipped. Choice tim
othy IS quoted $14614.50; minnesota nm
and, $lz.9U0I3; Iowa upland, $12.50013:
, T9 % 10 hedlum' $'q9; rye straw, $50