The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-28
SIMMER 6 THOMAS,
nneapolis received 2lS cars. and Duluth

Minneapolis received 21S cars and Duluth
II. against BIO and 213 last year.
May corn broke again in sympathy
with the weakness in Chicago The open.
ing was at 36Bc. The market broke to
2613c, and held fairly steady up ITO noon,
when there was further weakness and a
dip to 36asGD3612c.
The market closed quiet at a shade
over yesterday, May at T41e@747sc; July,
157sG!544c; February, 74c May corn
In the cash ash market business was va agar,
on satisfactory basis. May price is
about the ruling figure for No. / north
efn, choice lots going a shade higher.
There is continued good demand from
down to fair quality No. g.. This latter
grade was firiner than, yesterday by
about lie on the average. No. northern
sold at Zoe to 70$zc and was. we'll taken.
No. wheat ranged from Size to &c. Re
jected touched &c fer lots that Showed
que lily, but averaged 55c to 56c. No
grade acid we'll UP, selling on the. average
from 54c to soc. No. 1 northern to come
cut of terminals soId at, 74&4c
The following was The range of prices:
Wheat Open. Eigt. Low. wed. f1es.
M 9uiy ' 80 f SO 75 755sz& 45&-m
On Track-O1fgiaI. cloSipgs ~ not atoms:
No. hard, ice; No. 1 northern. 74c; No.
361zc; rye, 48hc; barley, 409sGt50c; fax,
$1.57. Flax. futures, May, Sl,i54- -
Puts and Calls-Two O'Clock report:
Puts. 7412c, sellers" cafls, -744le, bid curb,
749sc, sellers. 49,.
F'lax-Receipts continue very light and
offerings proportionately small. The mar
ket shows firmneSs and SteadineSSs on the
present range. Rejected is quoted at $l53
to $1.55. -No@grade will bring $ka0stG 81. 49,
There was some VeFy-pooE wet and sour
no grade unsoldgi late:s Minneapolis re-
ceived cars against 9 last year. Duluth
received none. Chicago received 5 ears
The closing prices We're: Minneapolis,
cash, $1.57; to arrive, $1l57; May, sl.61;
Duluth, cash, $1.6O; to arrive, $1.6O; May,
S1.64; September, S1.I5 bid. tf7A
Flour-Business Is satisfactory with. a
better inquiry developing generally.
There Is good domestic denand.sFirst
patents are quoted $4.0514 Is; second pat
ents. $3S5@4; first clears, $2s06oS- second s
clears, $1.90G12. Shipments, 81, sos brls
Millstuffs-Fhe market IS actice. Mill
ers report business generally satisfact-
Dry; Bran in bulk. So. 25Q12,5Q; red. dog
in 140-lb sacks, $1425@14. 50; feed in 2O0-lb
sacks, 81 per ton tadditionai,sf i4l 400-lb
sacks, 81 80 per. ton additional. = Ship
Feed and Meal-Priees arc firm 0and
steady as quoted. The market holds up
in sympathy with. the good tone in corn
and oats. Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn, $l4.2 p; No. / feed, s$1475;s.No. 23feed,
$15.25; No. feed, $15.75; granulated corn
meal in cotton Sacks at the .rateaef 81. 80
per brl.
COrn-There was "a weaker telling in
corn caused by the easier option, yet
prices suffered very little and on some
lots We're firm. No. 8 yellow is quoted
SIC; No. 8 corn, 36ta@3734c = No. a4fecorn.
S61@c. Receipts, 81 cars; shipments, Ii
cars. ~ "a. - - - =
Oats-The market, was easier all around
and on some trades there were losses
as compared with yesterdays prices.
No. 3 white is quoted Pc; No oats.
ZoAc. Receipts, 81 cars; Shipments Is
Barley-Feed grades are quoted as9e to
a4c; mailing grades, 44c to Sc Receipts,
cars; shipments, 4 cars.
Rye-The market is STEADY around 4215c
for No 2 Receipts. Q cars. -. - ~
Hay-Minnesota upland is quoted SEQ
10; Iowa upland, s9@10; coarse to medium.
tons; shipments, 10 tons. $3.50 -
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