The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-15

demand and brought higher prices rela-
lively than yesterday. Sales were made
as per statement below. Receipts here
were ZbO cars; shipments, "a ears.
During the noon hour the market was
active with fluctuations rapid, up and
Gown. About 1880 the market looked
very strong, all the decline of the morn
ing being recovered, but In less than 10
minutes prices went rafting down to Ac
lower than the lowest of the morning
Clearances for the day, instead of being
liberal, as at first reported, turned out
to be only 101,O00 bu of wheat and flour
chicago reported a large cash business
put that had no effect on futures. The
market closed weak. Berlin closed at
Is higher for the day.
Northern wheat closed at 7S1hc;s Decem-
Der al 7312c, and May at 1850.
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat. Open High. Low. We'd. Tues.
May 7714 772s-h 769s 7G7l TIM
Dec Dec :.....743l.H ~ 7sH Sc 743s
No. l hard, 7612c; No. 1 northern 741ac;
No. northern, 711aQ7215c; oats, 23$ G
corn, new, 35Ac; old, 36c; rye Ale; barley
44a55c; flax, $1791a; fax futures, Novem-
Der, $1.7714; December, 1.741a; May, 81. 75Il.
SAMPLE SALES
No. northern 10 cars, 75c.
NO. northern, 2 cars, 75Sc
NO. 2 northern, / ear, 725sc.
No. northern, 8 cars, 731sc.
No. wheat, 2 cars &c
No. 3 wheat, l ear torgh, &c
Rejected wheat, part car, 5Sc
rejected wheat, l ear, 60e
No grade wheat, 1 car, Csc
No grade wheat, 1 car, 60c
No. yellow corn, car 3515c
No. white cats, l car Pic
No. white oats, / car, 233kc.
No. oats, ears, 231Ac.
No. 3 oats, cars, 2314c.
No. rye, car, 47Ac.
No. 5 barley. 1 car, 53c.
No grade flax, l car, $l.50
No. D barley, L car, 491ac
No grade flax, 2 cars, 81 so
Rejected flax, / car, SI.64
E1ouf-NIillers report a mora active in
curry and some fair sales made for do
mesuc consumption. They are also re
ceIVlng some foreign bids that are under
the market First patents, in wood, S.. 90
gale; second patents, S.. 75G13.30: first
clears, $Sq3.25; second clears, 2.7G6D2 80
GLOWING are the quotations i'll cotton
pure $2.5012.6 so; rye flour, per boil Xxx
$ ~ s0g2 81; rye -four per Dbl, standard
Flax-The market is firm and prices for
No. l are Well maintained There was
an advance of &c early Quotations were
Sis to S1.S0 back to ST. 49, and then to
$lM, with early trades at the varying
figures. One hundred and thirty-seveTi
cars came in and offerings We're free. No
l seed was well taken but on lower
grades demand was decidedly slow Off
- ~'N'C hiet-N FEeiS 'iIObGu IGldllNe ely Cn6aD-
er and much of it went unsoId at first
One local crusher has been the best huy-
er OF low grades, and his absence made
competition less active. The trust con-
tinues buying, and some forty or fifty
cars We're picked UP today. AS the ses-
sion progressed, demand became more
active. Rejected sold around 81 616D1 o.
and no grade sales showed a range Of
SI.a0 TO Sl56, with a number of trades at
the latter figure. AT noon No. ] was
quoted at $3.50 and there was a better
demand for low grades, but at prices
lower than Yesterday. MINNEAPOLIS re-
celVed I37 cars, against 81 cars last year:
Duluth had IL cars.
Closing prices were: MINNEAPOLIS. cash
l-!912; to arrive, $t.7SH; November
SILICA; December, N.741z; May, $I75N
Duluth: cash, $L19%; to arrive, 81. 1911
NS(oy5Snher, $l.7914; December, 81. 74A May
Corn-No. 3 corn, 85c for new No. 8
and 36c for old; No. 8 yellow 36l4c new.
OatS-'Fhe cats market is steady at 231b
sttz75%tc. for No. 3; No. white oats, 240
2414C for choice.
Rye-A little weaker for the lower
Grades: No 2 rye was quoted at 471561
4&l2C. Unchanged
BarIey-Feed barley. 40d55c and malt
ing at 45@s52c for choice No change In
values; demand good
Feed--Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn, in Sacks, per ton, sacks extra.
$l3.75; No. l ground feed. % corn. IL
oats, Se-Ib sacks. sacks extra S14: No Q
ground feed, y corn, 70 oats, -I3-ib sacks.
sacks extra, $14.25; No. 8 ground feed. %
oats, I5-lb sacks, sacks extra, S1450
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