The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30

advanced to 41Ac, lost &c by II rs a. M,
and by noon held at 741lm74&sc.
December wheat opened at 75l4c, against
lost &c. ,firmed up to 75%c, lost Me, gain
90 sc. lost 4sc, advanced to 75Mc, lost
1-ii66c by ll:25 a. M, and by noon held at
= The cash wheat market was strong,
Win good demand for all interests at
!AQi12c over the September for No.
northern. No. 2 northern sold at the Sep
TENDER price to 12c over for choice cars.
Sales We're made as per statement below
Recelpts here were 260 cars, shipments,
10 cars.
The market was steady to strong. but
not active during the noon hour Chang
ing of trades from September to Decem-
per was the chief feature Clearances for
the day aggregate $4,000 bushels New
export trade reported at IS loads taken,
and more being worked August wheat
closed at 743sc, September at 743sc, and
December at 75Bc.
The following was the range of prices
Open. High. Low. Tues. MoHd'y.
ss p 49,. 49,. 5ssB ~ 55S& Is 77ssR
On. Track-OmciaI closing Quotations:
No no mar MARI Ss,n 7$e No 99s9,rthern 1880
rye, 4812c; barley, 36@43c.
SAMPLE SALES.
No. northern, 6 cars, 751kc.
NO. northern, II cars, 7514c.
No. northern, 1 car, 74zsc
No. northern, 1 car 73%c
NO. northern, l car, 73Ac
NO. 3 wheat. cars, 72c
No. wheat, l car, 721bc.
Rejected wheat, 1 car, TIC
Rejected wheat 2 cars, Tic.
No grade wheat, 1 car, &c
Nc grade wheat, car, Gle
NO. yellow corn, l car, $3.50.
No. corn, car. to arrive, 29An
No. oats, cars, 23Ac.
NO. oats, l car, 23c.
No. barley, 1 car, 41c.
NO. barley l car, 4215c.
No. flax, 2,0OO blu to arrive. 81. 381k.
Local milIers report a satisfactory out
look Tor the future. Prices are held
strong. with less difficulty in making
sales. Bids are travelling upwards, IN
sympathy with the advances asked.
Grumbiing at discount for the present
FIfst patents s is. IN wood; $4.2oQ430i second
patents, $3.9OQ410; first clears, 81. $500 10:
second clears, 2,6502.7O
FOLLOWING are the quotations in cotton
sacks, 50 and 40 lbs: Rye flour, per bbI,
P % t5S,o y !69QZlSi rye dour per Dbl, Xxx,
q 81 a 43q2. 90; rye flour, per Dbl, standard,
Bran. Shorts and Coarse Grain-Bran in
bulk; per ton ~, $l2a12; 25; shorts in bulk,
ton $l35CQ1375; red dog. 14Q-Ib sacks. E
O. b. Minneapolis, $15.5Od1G Feed la 200
10 10 sacks I 81 per ton additional; feed in
t tif7Id Sac SACKS 81 Mills heavily sold ahead;
Corn-No. 9 corn Sold at 8914c for yell
low.
Oats-The oats market is steady: No.
8 oats Ga 0oI range from 23Q231sc; No. white
Steady; No rye quoted at $50
46&c., No sales reported.
Barley ranges from 416D42hc for feed
and 4l@44c for mailing purposes.
Feed-Coarsee corn meal and cracked
meal ana cracked corn in sacks. per Ton,
sacks extra, $1475@15; No. ground feed,
tWo-thlrds corn, one-thIrd oats, 8O-lb
sacks, sacks extra, S156D15 %; No 2 ground
feed, one-half corn, one-half oats, 75-ib
sacks, sacks extra. $155O@15 Is: No. 8
ground feed, two-thirds oats, IS lb sacks
sacks extra, $16I16 rs.
FlaX-Tra ding in futures was light this
morning. In cash flax there was a fair
business. There was inquiry for spot
stuff, buyers offering the closing figure
Of yesterday, $780, Flax to arrive was
offered, and there was some business on
this basis at $1.3S1a. Minneapolis had Il
cars, against 1 last year. Duluth receiyo
The closing prices were: MINNEAPOLIS
s. Sa 81 S$sh; to a9TrEive 1922 septeber
September, $1.4O1h; October, S1.S7.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.