The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-23
CASH SALES

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No. 1 northern, cars. 751bc.
no. northern, ovO bu- to arriVey 75Ae
NO. northe IN, 1 car, 1870.
NO northern, Pears, -l212c.
No. wheat, 8 cars, Tic.
NO. wheat 8 cars, 7015c >-.-.-.<.z-
rejected wheat, 1 car 64c
detected wheat, 1-car, CSC.
No grade wheat, 3 cars, &c
NO grade wheat, 2 cars, CSC.
no. yellow corn, / car, 49,.
NO. oats, car, 2414c. -
NO. oats. car 24c
NO. barley, car, 491bc . .l-s.
No. barley, l car, 44c
NO. barley, L car, Acc.
No grade barley, l car, BIC
Rejected fax, / car, 81. S.
rejected FAX, 1 car, go.
No grade flax, l car hot 81.
No grade fax, l car 81
Fiax-The market opened higher and
excited; there was a rush to buy and a.
IOc advance was scored in the first hour
The strength started simultaneously here
ana In Duluth, and both markets moved
up, Minneapolis occasionally leading A
good many buying orders were received
here just before the close yesterday, more
came this morning, and this active de-
mand scared the shorts, who made haste
to cover, helping along the rise No
Vember touched SLIP, against last nights
close at $l.62. Duluth December iuInped
from y. 81, reaching $40, and May went
from $l6l3a to S170. Trading here was
around December price for SPOT No l.
but there was practically no No. / seed
IN Sight and little active business in
that grade. Demand came principally
from shippers, who took the best lots
promptly. Midway in the session the
was partial reaction and a decline of
about &c from top points. Rejected flax
sold from $l.58 to $1.62 the best rejected
showing better prices relatively, and the
same was the case in no grade, where the
best lots brought good prices, somo OF
grades going at 81. 40. In the poorer, lots
there was wea kness, hot no grade selling
al ; SI "a 912l}nne9aPois received So cars,
against 81 last year. Duluth had Il cars
Inc closing prices were: MINNEAPOLIS
SID; December, $l6S; May, $i.6S. D f11,
Der, $L7S; December, $780, May, $169
- F1our-Millers report a better demand
but actual trading Still under expecta-
uCns Tbe outlook is generally little
FIRST patents, in wood, So 1901 20; sec
0nd patents, $3.7549.90; fest clears, $50
-52o; second clears, S2.T902s90 Following
are the quotations in cotton sacks %
and 49 lbs: Rye flour, per Dbl pure 81 90
QZ6O; rye -four, per Dbl, xxx. 81 400
aa9o; rye Hour, per Dbl Standard $500
Corn-The corn market is. strong he
cause of the urgent demand to iii con
tracts in Chicago for November. Cash
sold here today at 39t6391zc. This, how
ever Is not a true market. condition
Oats-The oats market is steady at 24O
Pic, choice No g.; No 8 white oats,
2424c for choice. % -
Rye-A little weaker for The lower
grades; No; 2 rye quoted at A434@45Ac.
Barley--Feed barley. 38@Gc, and malt
ing nhg at 49q54c for choice. Quotably I'M
Feed-.Coanse corn meal and cracked
corn, in sacks, per ton, sacks extra,
$l4; No. 1 ground feed, % corn and 1-3
oats, &-lb sacks, sacks extra, Sl4 %; No,
e e ground 15 ~, feed, u corn, u oats. 75-Ib
feed, 2-3 oats, -75-lb sacks, sacks extra
$1475. 'A' ca L d.
Hay--Receipts, 40 tons; choice timothy
IS quoted. at $1SQ14; Minnesota upland,
I'll. 9dQl2.5o; Iowa upland, $11. 50dl2. so
coarse to medium, $7Q9; rye straw. $50
100.