The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-25

SIMMER g. THOMAS,

better than yesterday, ats 2@Scs higher per
Du sales We're Hldde as per statement
below. Receipts heres were 4251 ears Chip
mentS, IS cars.
About IL oecloelzsi:theo market became
suddenly weak, and during the hat hour
following the decline Apheats dropped from
l412e to l3Ae. The only reason given for
the heavy selling, was that holders had
become tired and Disguised with the mar
October wheat closed at 1859, December
at 13asl173s4c, and May at -f66se.,.h
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open High low Closing.
Wheat. Ing est. est. We'd Tues
May ..;;;..747s 7i1z-as 1761s 1873 7l11ss-1z
Ds s. Der .s.75,i.,z, ~ 53i 7ts
hard wheat, c11.-No-@1- nontharns. NC;
No. 2 northern, 11S6D721ec; oats, 231Sc;
corn, 3S14c; barley, 35@64Ses rye, 4z51ac;, fax
Der. $l.61; December, 81 SO; May. Sl62.
SAMPLE SALES.
No. 1 northern, IS cars, 1910. -.
Mol northern, j cars, 75ssc.
No, northern. . cars, 73c. -.,-r-~.
No. 2 northern, z cars. 75a4c.
No. wheat, 2 cars, 69c. = So
No. ) wheat, 5 cars, Zoe.
Rejected wflear,nz Cars SIC: 5'} 80 Il.
Rejected wheat, 2 cars, &c.
No grade. WI eat, rpare ctr r61cs f's na1
No grade wheat, l car, -6Se.
No. 5 yellow corn, 2 cars, 3S12c. -:
No. 3 corn, cars, 3S114c.
; No. ; wh ny s, pats, cars, 233Ae.
No. 3 oats. / car; -222az 7-r'-s>a-s7rs,s-<s~-
No. 3 yellow oats z cars, 221se.
NO grade oats, lear, 2SAcg Et1eln exc
Ne. barley, L ear 42c.
No. barley, 2 ears s46c. sT@Et~o.l tsa.
No. 5 barley, ear, 26c.
No. barley, 81 cars. 45S99es - - ~
No. | fax. car. $1691a
No. / flax, 2, cars, $l.tj39.f@ @A:t%s-" -''s -
Rejected fax; car. 81 "a.
Rejected fax, car $1.:tS2.t $50 >
Rejected flax, 1 ear, $1.61.
Flour-Millers were. somewhat surprised
this morning TO learn that they had done
so much business as was credited tGsthena
In the news columns of yesterday and
say that there is some; mis- AXE some
where. Hyperbele perhaps. All report
business slack, butt hope for improve
ment in the near future. First pa tents
in wood. 81 1904, 20js second patents, 3,S5
,S43 So; first clears, $3Qa3. 25s- second clears,
Following are the quotations in cotton
sGcks, 90 and 40 lhs:@ Rye sae11r, per Dbl,
pure, 81. 50@2. so; rye -four, per Dbl, xxx.
y g s s99. 81 rye Hour 70 per bbl standard
!, C, Ger '5s,z 3 corn aS7k@$sc; No. ~;
: - oats-The eats market dull -22@@
2 SSsl ZOE 9 Nc a, 3; No. 3 white oats, 2aA9
RSegA little .weafef f664Fa @ The 'sh5sw I'VE
grades; No. 2 rye ,quoted at 471s64S1eec;.z
ing at 45@52c fer choice - i-,se -
Feed--Coarses Cofna meal and cracked
corn, in sacks, per ton, sacks extra,
$14. IS; No. ground feed. 20 corn. '1-SS
oats, 8O-lb sacks, sacks extra, $14. 75@f5;
No. ground feed.' corn oats, BIB
sacks, sacks extra. SIS: No & ground
feed. 2-3 oats. 15-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$15.25
{ Flax-There was a Steady Max fhriiaA::xst.
Futures opened unchanged to lie lower.
and held without much varia ton through
the early session. November flax show
ed activity. with numerous small trades.
between 81. II and 81 SO, but, other futures
were quiet There's were ITO carSsin Min
neapo!1s. of which a considerable. portion
was delivered on safe. Shippers were
buyers and local !crushers took some low
grades. This trading was 81 the basis
of Sill for spot No. l. Later the mar
ket sagged about another cent all around.
large part of the receipts here go out
again, largely to Chicago, ass buyers from
that market continue active on the lNaaI
board Shipments were 125 ears There
were sales of No. 1 at 81 691s Rejected
ranged from 81 SO to 81 So for the best
lots and down to 81 40 and 81. 81 for poorer
stuff. Receipts, minneapolis" 10 cars,
against AZ last year.. Duluth. $50 CLOSING
prices were lower..<' NJ rrfl6ap6Iis,, ''E cash.
Sl.6S: to. arrive, 81 81; October. 81 81: No
vember. $1.67; December. 81 so: Nav.
$l.62 Duluth. cash. $1.72; to arrive. 81 "a:
October a72; November st: co. May,
STATE GRAIN INsPiEGSsT1-TToN