The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30

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l03s@ l012c: Chicago closed at 709s6TUA c.
end.
The cash maket showed no change as
TO the trading basis, holding about steady
relatively with yesterdays firm prices
No. / sold at 1$4c over December for the
bulk. OF the 400 cars on sale only about
Is cars graded No. l. Millers are active
buyers and are inqUirers for No 1 to ar
rive. No. 2 northern sold at &c to &c
under December No. 3 wheat ranged
going at 66c. Rejected and no grade sold
on a range of Coo to 6315c
The following was the range of prices.
Wheat Open. High. Low. Tues. .s9on
May ........ fOa4 7C7s to2s 702s-1a "a
6 fete1ab - 6S4 iiSS SIX IL sc ssS
Puts on December wheat ........... .675ss4
Calls on December wheat ...... 6S-6S1s
On Track-Offcial closing quotations
oct 0et 70; No. hard. 7l3gc; No; northern,
64zs@G5Bc; oats, S6@36lac; No. 8 corn. 5Ss4 c !;
rye, ole; barley 48q54c; fax, 1.45; fax
futures, October, I.4i; November, $144;
December, $1.4112; May, $1.43112.
Flour-Miller report the general flour
market steady and active, without i'm
ortant change. Order, are ;unning to
smaller lots. There IS. Il fair foreign in
curry. The mills continue grinding well
up to capacity. Shipments for the day
were GO, 1902 barrels. First patents are
quoted $310@3.S0; second patents So $50
S:65; first clears, $2.75Q2.S5; second clears,
Flax-The market held steady, making
only a moderate decline in the face of re-
celpts of nearly 900 cars in the Northwest
Locally the market was active. both for
spot seed and to some extent for No /
to arrive. The bulk of the Mol sold
at $l.44@1.4412. Rejected brought 81 800
/ 40 for the bulk. No. l to arrive sold at
$1.4514. OF the 762 cars into Duluth, $40
were No. I seed. AS most of this was
rushed into that market to apply on Oc-
tober sales, the cash market did not
receipts would ordinarily Indicate Min
neapolis received 124 cars, against leo last
year Duluth 762 cars. Closing prices:
MNinneapolis, cash, s1,45; to arrive sl.44;;
Der: $1.411A; May sI4s1s Duluth, cash,
$1.46; to arrive $146; October. 81. as: Nov
ember, 81. As; December, SILL; May, 81 46.
Corn-The market was strong and high
er, but receipts We're so light that there
was not much of a basis to work on.
No. yellow was reported sold at 55c:
at the close No. yellow was quoted at
54l2a54&4c. Receipts, cars; shipments, 2
cars.
oats--In the oats market there was an
active trade on a range fraetionally high
er for choice lots. No. white closed
at S6qS6zc. Receipts, II cars; shipments,
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn are quoted $20020.25; No. L
deeu' Szo.Zo01zO.5O; No. feed, $40. 5GGD21; No
3 feed, $21@21.25; graduated cornmeal in
cotton sacks at the rate of $3.50 per Dbl.
Mlllstuffs-The market is without spe-
clai change, except that bran is quoted a.
little firmer. Bulk bran is quoted Si36
1925: bulk shorts, S14@1425: flour mid
9llngs, SIS; 5OQ16; red dog, 140-lb sacks.
Sl5 .2ealS; feed in EO0-lb sacks, 81 per ton
additional; in 100-lb sacks, $50 per. ton
additional; Shipments, 2,2S1 tons.
Barey-Prlces are in tighter range. The
market was active and trade lively. Feed
50945c. Receipts, % cars; shipments, Il
Rye-Rye was firm. Some choice No. 2
Sl12c. No 2 rye closed at SIC Receipts. i
cars; shipments, II cars
Hay-Cpland, fancy, IS. 25G8. so; upland
choice, IS, 5oq9; upland, No. i, $S.S.25:
midland Midland Sc. 5O@7- 30; medium, $7@7 50;
timothy, choice, SIC. 50@11; rye straw
choice, 81 5Oa5; wheat and oat straw. So so
"a. Receipts, 1875 tons; shipments, 10 tons.
State Grain inspection.