The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-11
Closing

.1n Wheat Open High Zig :, Low. wed Tues.
December 62M 633s 624 S35s S25s s
On Track-Officlal closing quotations:
No. l hard wheat, 645sc; No. j norther
wheat, 623sc; No. northern wheat Size
oats, 5012c corn. 4iAc; rye, 45c; barley
800 5oc; max futures, September, 81. As; Oc--
tober $l.40.
Puts and CalIs-Puts, September wheat
pic pa; calls, September wheat, 62hc
olG; curb, September wheat, 6l5sc bid.
flour-The market is lower on patents
IN IN con or with the recent slight
cnange in the cash wheat basis Prices
OF clears are unchanged, and sales of
clears to go abroad are reported large.
s Hd5lers say the general market tone is
5oUu, anu sales are holding up Well from
gay 70 DAY The mills continue grinding
heavily, and there is h free movement
out on shipping directions for orders pre-
ViouSly booked
Posted shipments for the dav wore 40 !
272 bbls f''-
First patents are now quoted So 55@3. So:
second patents, $3.95QS. Is; first clears
-. 6GG2.7 second clears. 81
FlaX-Business in fax was made m
almost entirely Of traders in small sack
Iots. The average prices We're a shade
uhQef yesterday, and on the usual basis
OF &c 10 lVc eunder the nominal figure for
stralsht car lots OF No l seed Much of
Inc small lot stuff was very poor. No
grade sold at SLIP. The range on re-
Jected IN sacks was $l.7SQt1. so; rejected
IN car lots brought 81 S466l SflL a mart "a -
OF NO l seed sold at $l87
minneapolis received cars, against
none last year. Duluth had 2 cars and
Chicago 2 cars.
Closing prices were: MINNEAPOLIS cash
Sl.S1; September, 81. AS; October 81 90. Du
SIP O'0''e-'
Corn-The market was very strong and
hlgher. Trade was necessarily limited by
iVta
was sold at 44c and some no grade
brought 40c. At the close No 8 was
quoted around 44c, and No. yellow
4+1lc. Receipts, 4 cars no shiDrnents
Oats-There was a light trade In oats
put range Of prices higher than yester-
DAY, NO. white sold up to 31Ac; No 3
%lllte eats eats are quoted 30aIQS114c; No. 3
oats, 3C9l3O12c; no grade sold AT 99c
Receipts, cars; shipments. cars
Feed and Meal-The market Is higher
all around, in sympathy with the upward
turn IN corn and oats. Prices are firm
as quoted, Coarse cornmeaI and cracked
corn, $3.50; No. l feed, SIT; No. feed
$3.50; No. feed, SIS; graduated corn,
per Dbl - ~
Observation-Disclosures are quoting a shade
hrmer on bran and 25q50c per ton high
ef on shorts; flour middings end rod
Jog snow no important changes Trade
Is reported more active and the general
market tone shows some iuaproVen,Ant
Bfan IN bulk is quoted SIC 756DI1: bulk
shorts S11Q12; flour middlings. s125 SisS
IL Is; red dog in 14O-lb sacks. $14.75@i5;
reed IN 2c0-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional:
In 1OJ-lb sacks, ST. so per ton additionaI
shipments, 1,543 tons
Barley--Only one trade was reported in
barley in a part car of No. s. at soc. Re
celptS were cars; Shipments cars
Rye-No 2 rye is quoted at 441SG64Zc.
cars were in, and there wee no ship
Hay-Upland fancy, $1,000; upland
choice, $950Q10; upland, No /. S96I9 80.
midland, $S@95O; medium, $79S; timothy
choice, 81; timothy. No l, Si0d10.56: rye
straw choice, S.. 75@7 %; wheat ana oat
straw S4Q5. Receipts, 40 tons.