The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-04
The following was the range of prices of

err, zee; NO. northern, 6914079Ac
Puts, May wheat, .7414q74asc.1z,
calls, May wheat, 74?sGD75c
curb May wheat, 94@sc
tIaX-Receipts are commencing to run
Ighter. Seventy-fours cars We're in for
two days, and about 50 were en- sale. De-
Indnd was excellent. TheageneraI mar
ket showed no marked change; slot No.
was quoted firm and futures firm and
STEADY On the local beard the offer
1ngS brought satisfactory figures and
rejected sold closer to the No / Quota
tlon Inquiry came from all. classes Of
buyers, and trust was in the market 10
cal crushers took some. good lets. and
there was shipping business. Average
prices Tor rejected were -2G. over -Satur-
DAYS figures. No. 1 brought about the
same, going around 81 .54 butzIoW grades
sold up closer, some rejected to SC I'M
der, at 81 so. Other rejected sold at 81. 48
and to 81 40. No grade fax was higher
lots going at a.27 and up. Minneapolis
received a cars, aga nst 42 last year.
Duluth received Is cars and Oh cago "a.
Closlng prices &c IS M1nneapo,i cash 81 soy;
to arrive, 81. 6012; May, 81 .6l12 Duluth
easn, $1.6l; to arrive, $1.61; De eember,
Flour-There is nothing new in the
general situation. Prices are quoted un-
changed Trade continues light The
mills are still grinding at reGuc.d ca
hacity, and one. large company has only
were light at 29,S70 bhls. T rst patents
are quoted at s4G04. 10; second patents S,
So 7503. s.; first clears, $2.S0Q2. So; second
clears, 50. 05@J2. Is.
Elillstuffs| Trade is dull. Millers re-
port light business and md ference on
the part of buyers The general ten
Gency is weaker, but there has been no
change IN pr-ces as quote l.. Bran. in
bulk. 81. 50Q11. IS; flour middlings, $12 80
Qi2.75; bulk shorts, Sill .50fl11 10: red dog
IN in 14O-lb sacks, $14; feed in 2 0.b sacks,
81 per ton additional; in 10)-Ib sacks
81. per ton additional. Shipments are
running light and were /, 127 tons.
Feed and Meal-AlI quotations are low
er by 75c per ton. With a cont nued easy
cash corn market, feed prices are re,
duced in sympathy Trade is fair. Coarse
corn meal and cracked corn are quoted
at $13. 81; No: feed. $14;9 Ne. 2 feed,
$1425; No. 8 feed, $14. so; granu ated corn
meal in cotton sacks at TIE ia e of 81 IS
per Dbl
Cofn-There was a break in cash corn
and business was on a lower range all
around. Receipts were heavier, and of
ferings correspondingly large. The mar
ket was easy from the start Early trades
showed 12c loss, and prices continued
S312c on Saturday. No. 4 corn sold to
32932Ac. No 3 yellow is quoted 3315c;
No. 8 corn, 82@3215c; No. corn. SIC. Re
ceipts 1877 cars; shipments, 20 ears.
Oats-The market was on the DECLINE
throughout. Eigty-two8 cars were in and
sixteen cars were shipped Early sales
brought prices up to Saturdays figures
but later it was more difficult to get firm
figures. No. white sold around 2915c
and later sold at 23c and to 221lc. No
grade oats sold at pc, and some I. O. 8
Later good No sold at this price, no
grade selling at 2Oc; No 8 white IS
quoted at 23c; No. 8 oats, 2202255c.
BarIey-Receipts Were 30 cars and ship
ments 10 cars. The market was active
and firm No. sold at 47c. No. sold at
eeGg4Se, no grade barley at 40c Shippers
were the principal buyers. Feed grades
are quoted at 3S@42c; mailing grades, 40
sic.
Rye-The market is firm and steady;
No. 2 is quoted at 451kc bid for choice
Receipts cars; shipments car
Hay-Receipts for two days were 325
tons. The market is firm and steady
Choice timothy is quoted at $14b1t50;
Minnesota upland, $12. 5G@1S;- Iowa up
land, SCHOOLS; coarse to medium, S7G9:
rye Straw, $G6p7 .50.a 80 ssatas
STATE GRAIN INSpECTION