The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-26

Tor the market Immediately hardened on
tne lower range and worked back slowly.
Al noon September had recovered to
o5Ac and December to 7015c
Total primary receipts were $4,000 bu
dnG shipments $4,000 Blu, against 6S7 900
ana $4,000 bu last year Wheat and
no hour Giearances were heavy at LEO, O0O
pu. Minneapolis received $50 caTs and
Duluth "a, against 100 and As last year.
The market closed easier and without
good support. September closed at 6S4l
SIliy closed at 6SAc; December, 70Bc.
chicago closed September at 713sc.
cash wheat sold very we'll on the basis
Oh 1Ql12c over September. No. l north
e enrt TO- 20 arrive I brought 6975@7Oc. No. 2
hh Clri-. sold sod at 6sz@69Ac, No. wheat
Drought 66@GSe. Low grades sold on a
range OF 56464c for rejected and 5306Oc
for no grade. 'Ss''0
The following was the range Of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low.Th GrSsiHS Wed
SEPT, -. ss& e59;-1s 6sass 81 Ss S S5#s
D Sn Track i;:; 70 o4, 7gA GsA 7o% Z%-A
no. ! hard, 1&c; No. / northern, 69alc:
no. northern, 6S12c; oats, 371bc: corn
9Sc; rye 54c; barley, 45@52c; flax, SIS;
s1a x, futures. September, $57; October,
e7 F us. and CaIls-:Puts, September wheat
oi124Ol7sc; calls, September wheat, 703sc:
eT FIouF seRR5em6er wheat " s8zc bid.
factory C on me Is reported very salts
SsaIes were light, and especially light as To
ttorelgn trade. The European buyers ara
e eqo low IN their views, and bids from
abroad are very much out of line Do
neStlc inquiry holds up fairly well m a
nuns are heavily oversold and will nroh.
ANY grind to full capacity for some tiroe
Shlpments, TAO bbls
First patents are quoted 81. 1000 %. Geo
second clears, 81. 80 -
f, fIax-Ihe market recovered in part
mo, IL
n ITm all day Rejected sold at s.. 850i So
dhere were good many offers of new
max to arrive. Shippers figure that thev
can readily make delivery Of new A. !;
within twenty days, and bids for lots iS - =
arrive were solicited. but up to noon no
business was reported
g ClosIng prices: Minneapolis-Cash 81. So:
september. $l.52B; October 81 81 DH1n i,
$1.541@. OoeoOe!'
Minneapolis received 6 cars. against .
cars last year. Duldth had none. :
Corh-Ihe market was firm and active
around 5S@5S1ac for No. 9. Receipts II
cars; shipments 2 cars.
Oats-Ihe market was lower on all
SIdQeS; NO; 8 white sold at 39c and No
. at SIz2@SS1ac. Receipts, II cars; snip
Feed and Meal-The market is firm AMI
active. Coarse cornmeals and cracked
corn, $20a20 50; No. / feed. $40 y50GS34. No
z iced, S2lQ21. 90; No.. 8 feed S21 .50I123
Cornmeal in cotton sacks at the rate Of
1925 per Dbl VI
illstuffs-Bran in bulk is now quoted
at $IS9l3 so; bulk shorts, $1S 5O814; flour
middlings, $14;5O@15; red dog in 140-Ib
sacks, SIG. 50Ql7; feed in 2OO-lb sacks 81
per ton additional; in 100-lb sacks 81. 50
per ton additional Shipments, 1920 tons
for the day. '0-i'
Barley-Feed grades are quoted 33035c
ana mating grades, S5@45c. One car No.
. brought S9c. Receipts 1 car; shipments
Rye-New rye is coming freely and
selling Well. There is a demand for good
rye, and choice lots bring full figures,
NO. 2 is quoted 5SQ5S15c. Receipts, 5
Hay-The market is very firm as quot
ed The demand is good. Upland fancy.
81 ST. upland choice. 5000; upland No. l.
S993O; midland, SS@9 80; medium, S7t0S;
IL; rye straw, choice, S. 75@7. 25: wheat
and oat straw, S4@5 Receipts, IS tons.
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