The Saint Paul globe., 1901-06-19

made at eSBc to arrive. Spot No. 1
brought 6Sc. The average was 11hc over
July for the grade. No. 2 Northern sold
at 65%Q61c, poor No. going at Sac. No.
Wv wheat sold at 61@6412c. Rejected brought
SIC for smutty and TO &c for selections.
No grade sold from 54c for poor stuff
up to 6O12c for choice.
Inc following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open. High Low. Tues Mon.
Closing.
July ...::..:.66s 65%-s7 56M-7s SSA SSz SSzs Ss5s
September :. 667S G65s Sc I-i6 6615 C615
On Track-Oficial closing quotations
No. hard wheat, 60%c; No. / Northern
wheat, 67Ac; No 2 Northern wheat, 65z4c;
flax, $L75.
Puts and Calls-Puts-July wheat, 66hc;
C:aIlls-July wheat, &c; Curb-July wheat,
tlour-Inquiry for patent shows about
the same activity as yesterday and busi-
ness is reported satisfactory Clears are
not IN quite 50 good sale, but m1llers
look for large foreign sales of clears be-
fore the week closes, il the present better
feeling continues The slight wayering
IN wheat held off some business today
but the volume Of sales was fairly well
up, notwithstanding.
Shipments were light the railroad re-
ports showing only 20,l3G bbls taken out
FIRST patents are quoted $3.S00I3. 80; sec
ond patents, S3.6OQ3.I0; first clears, 81 $50
2.I5; second clears, $2m2.10.
q stronger
turn today, and new high prices were
made some sales showing as high as SC
over yesterday. At the start there was
an active demand, but only moderate
ADVANCE in the early trades. In place of
the receipts of rs cars yesterday, there
were only cars posted A good part of
rejected, or what was considered the best
rejected, now goes into the new grade
OF no L max which sold today as high
as Sl.75 for some very choice lots The
trades reported showed 81 SO for much of
the rejected and S1.7l for No. 1, but later
the market was much firmer Minneapo-
lis received cars, against none last wear
Duluth had cars.
Closing primes were: Minneapolis, cash.
$.I5; September, SI.z9. Duluth cash, 81 so:
to arrive, $l.SO; September, $1.31; October,
SIPS
Corn--No trading developed up to noon.
After that time there was some little IN
qGlry, but scarcely any business was
done Tor the day. No. yellow is quoted
nominally at 39c; No. 8 corn. 3S15c. Re
ceipts, none; shipments, 2 cars
Oats - The market was weaker all
round, and while prices were mainta n
ed on choice lots. anything not strictly
ilrst-class sold lower. No. white is
quoted 271a@27Ac; No oats, 261hG2Tc.
Some No. 8 sold as low as 251ac: other
No. at 26alc. Receipts, cars; ship
ments, 2 cars.
Feed and Meal-There is a satisfactory
demand for the season and the general
are firm as quoted. Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn is quoted S159f6.25; Ne. /
feed. $l5.5O; No. 2 feed, SIG; No. feed,
$lb.5H granulated cornmeal in cotton
sacks at the rate Of SIPS per Dbl.
Millstuffs-Millers are quoting prices
unchanged. but among the brokers there
are variations and the tendency is for
buyers to hold out for concessions. Bran
in bulk is quoted at $11G11. %; shorts S11
95l25; flour middlings, $3.50; red dog, in
140-lb sacks, S15 feed in 90)-Ib sacks 81
per ton additional; in 100-lb sacks, 81. 90
per ton additional. Shipments, 971 tons.
Barley-Market is weak and nominal:
quotations are 35@S9c for feed grades, and
4OGi5c for the mailing grades No. S sold
today at 4Cc. Receipts, cars; shipments,
cars.
Rye-The market was a little tirmer
today, and No. sold around 46c Re
celpts, cars; shipments, 2 cars.
Hay-Choice timothy is quoted $3.50:
Minnesota upland, $1,000: Iowa upland. SO
gl05O: choice mixed, S9@1O; rye straw,
$575Q7. Receipts, &c tons