The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-06

noon December was selling at 6S3sc and
May, at n9sc. This small fractional adj
vance was gained by .occa Sional scattered
buying over a dull and uninteresting ses-
sion.
Towards the close of the market the
pit crowd, Who were short, began to cover
on the firmness in Chicago. This market
turned hrmer than Chicago and led in
a slight squirt at the end December
wheat closed at 687sc; May wheat, 72e,
and September wheat, at 6S@6S3sc Chi
cago closed December at 71a4c.
Cash wheat sold well at an unchanged
naSls ana with everything sold on the
for good part of it and ranged from
6SAc to $3.50 A few cars of old wheat
sold at 69c, and No. l to arrive brought
6S12c. No 2 northern sold at 65bG65S4 C.
No. wheat brought 631a@S64bc. Rejected
and no grade sold from Sc to 631ac.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open. High. Low Thur Wed.
s Nay TT. 81 g. & ss FL s z ~ 57
On Track-Oficial closing quotations:
No. l hard wheat, Ike; No i northern
wheat 6sc; No. 2 northern wheat, 66c;
t Sa5S, 3sc; C. eoP m 52se rye 4Sc barley
S1.3512; October, Sf311s
Puts and Calls-Puts, December wheat.
6S1sc; calls, December wheat, 691c; curb,
December wheat, 6Szc
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tone in millstuffs is strengthening. and
mlllers are not inclined to shade flour
prices, but, on the contrary, are very
i1rm In their views. The movement out
IS hghter. Foreign business is very
9uH; and business in general, while
falrly satisfactory, is lighter than for the
same time last week
Shipments for the day were 46, 5s4 bbIs.
ond patents, So. ESQ.,. rs; first clears s.. 90
az. 20; second clears 81 20
fiaX-Irading began this morning in
futures. There was activity in October
ana business at 81 1901. BIZ
cash flax was active ION the basis of
N.Sf12, demanded from shippers and
from local oil men
Minneapolis received 80 cars, against s5
last year. Duluth had II cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. 81 81:
September, S.S51k; October, sissy; Du-
luth, to arrive, 81 .5S14; September, 81 81;
October, 81 80.
fairly active; No. 8 yellow closed AT
5z12c, and No. corn at SIC. Receipts
cars, shipments, l car.
Oats-Inere was good trade in oats.
no Wndte sold principally at 340S4Ac
AT the close No. 8 white is quoted s41sc
and No. oats 34c. Receipts 45 cars,
shipments cars.
Feed and Meal-Coarse corn meal and
cracked err cl, corn. $40 5000 rs No. / feed,
$2o. I5q2l 20; No. 2 feed SCI .25MH. Is: No
; feed, 81. 1922. %; graduated cornmeai
Dbl. PC
Millstuffs-The market Is lower all
around. Offerings are freer and demand
not so active. Bran in bulk quoted S12. so;
bulk shorts, $13@13. so; flour middlings'
S4.50; red dog in 140-lb sacks, $17@17. so;
iced IN 2O0-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional: :
in 1O0-lb sacks. $3.50 per ton additional
Shipments. J, 2S2 tons.
Barley-The market was active but
weaker. Feed grades are quoted 46@51c.
and mailing grades 5265Sc. REGENTS x
cars; shipments, 80 cars "
Rye-The market was steady Sales Of
CHOICE No. were made early at 491sc.
receipts, cars; shipments, 9 cars. Clos
ing. price of Ne. 2 was Acc.
Hay-Upland fancy, $3.50; upland.
choice. $909 so; upland, No. l, SO; midland.
= r. ;So o1 80; medium $3.50; timothy. choice,
wheat and oat straw. So 5000. Receints
2l9 tons; shipments. 60 tons
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