The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-12

ket would slump lower The result, how
ever, was that there were good buying
mediately to 77Ac Fresh selling, how
ever, again depressed the market to 1870
76Asc by p M The market closed weak.
Clearances for the day were large, being
sol, 600 bu October wheat closed at 76%c,
December at 1890, and May at 1880.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Opens. High Low Closing.
IS Is Is Il IL 's'$ g g s.; 81
Nc No l hard wheat, 7s!kc; No. l northern,
TIC; No. northern, 7312Q7512c; oats, 24c;
corn, SIC; rye, 5012c; barley, 99050c; fax,
$l-H; flax futures, October, $1.73; Deem
Der, 81 6l52; May, 81 81.
SAMPLE SALES.
No. 1 northern, / car 78c.
NO. northern, s cars, 7SAc.
No northern, cars, 73i2c.
NO. northern, l car, 74c.
No 3 wheat, 10 cars 70c
No. wheat, l car, TIC.
Rejected wheat, l car, 66c.
Rejected Wheat. l car, 64c.
NJ grade wheat, cars, zoe.
No grade. wheat, 2 cars, Coo.
No. 3 yellow corn, 1 car, 1914 G.
No. 3 corn, cars to arrive, 33c
No. 3 corn, 2 cars, 39c
No. white oats, 5 cars, 124Hc
No 8 white oats, 2 cars, 2l!hc
No. oats, 2 cars, 23a4c.
No. oats, 2 cars. 2414c.
No. rye, ]. car, 51c.-~
No. rye, car, 50S4e.
No. rye car, 495ac.
No grade rye, car, 4S1ac
No. barley 16 cars, 4Sc.
No. barley, 9 cars, 47c.
Nc grade barley, 1 car, 47C.
No. flax, 1 car, $1.75.
No. flax, / car, Sill
No. flax, l car, 81 IA
Rejected fax, car, $1-5S.
Rejected flax, car, $1.55
No grade fax, car, 81. 49,
FlouF-The admitted weakness of the
flour trade appears to nave called forth
sympathy, and today plillers are feeling
better than for a long time past. In
quiry is certainly better, and a better
tone in the bidding. First patents, in
wood, 4.15@4. 80; second patents, $3.50
4; first clears, $3@I3. 25; second clears. 81. 70
az. go Following are the quotations in
cotton sacks, IS and 40 lbs: Rye flour
per bbl pure, 81. 50GD2. so; rye -four per
Sbl, XXN,. 81 1902 90 rye -four per Dbl,
Corn-No. 3. corn. 3Sal@8914c; No. yell
9fatsgThe oats market is steady at.2a@
Rye-A little weaker for the lower
grades; No. rye quoted at 49@5O1kc.
.Barley--Feed barley, 97@42c, and malt
ing at 45@52c.
corn, in=sacks; per ton sacks extra, $f4 SO;
NO. l ground feed. 2-3 corn, 1-3 cats, SO-Ib
sacks, sacks extra $14 .500f4.75: No
ground feed, y corn, y oats, 75-lb sacks,
1926. - : - : c. Fi'@
Flax-There was strong and excited
lax market. Good buying came out at
the opening and brought a swift advance
all around. Within an hour Duluth cash
mad advanced II cents. and futures were
up as Wens- but not in the same degree
as cash. For every Offering of No I
max there were numerous buyers Manv
traders who heqged against their cash
'purcnases some time ago found them
serves III q corner and there was a rush
10 BUY; The trade is at sea as TO con-
tract flax. The earcity is of co,irse
generahy conceded, but it is now thought
there will be even less of it than has been
expected. Meanwhile receipts in This
grades, OF "a cars in today about 20
graded No. i, the remainder were re-
Jected and no grade, some of the latter
very poor stuff. Duluth cash iumnad
from SLI2l2 and sold at $1.S3: October
advanced from 81 .691a to $3.50; November
gained Toe, from 1.651s to S1.75la. ana De-
cenlber sold from s159 to sl.66. There
was a May trade Reported al 81 So Min
neapoHs cash has been following about
- g 5n October, and was quoted up
10 Sl.19. There is talk of 81 fax. Sales
We're made at Sill, s1.74 and 81 Is. this
latter figure the highest point reached
SO Tar To arrive brought $l72 to S1.5s
rejected ranged from $1:55 to $3.50 Min
T i eapoliS RECEIVED "a cars. against 100
last year. Duluth had 20 cars; Chicago
received 16 ears. There was reaction to-
ward noon and the close was down FROM,
the high point Minneapolis cash. ST n.
&c arrive: 81. y: October, $1.73 December
sm0L7s; May u ~ $;6l; Duluth cash SIT; to
@1.I2 December. $1.6lh; May, $l6S.
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