The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-30
MINNEAPOLIS.

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mad another quiet opening and was very
sduil. StauStically there was nothing to
move IT. Even the bull corn market
had no effect at first and not until Nav
corn had passed Acc was there any sign
OF a response. Here the wheat market
nfmed up trlfe as the shorts begun
TO Tear a sympathetic run, and there
was considerable nervousness shown
The foreign markets We're again, quiet.
Liverpool opened ed higher and closed
unchanged to 1sd higher Northwestern
receipts held up we'll by comparison,
showing 3IS cars against 1876 last year
Urinary receipts ran ahead of last year
May opened at T43sd41bc sold at 74k "a
f49sc, and eased off to 74$se. Argentine
shipments for the week were 1858 COZ
bu. against l,9l2,O06 bu last week and
5,zo20O year ago. The Springfield, LII
weather and crop bulletin says wheat
cohdltlonS in the northern districts are
good The central districts have suffere
from the HeSSian fly, and III the south
ern part much damage is said to have
resulted from unfavorable weather Pri-
mary receipts Were 56S 600 bu. against
$4,000 bu last year. Clearance Wheat
ana hour, 576,G9o blu; corn, 467,O0O bu
minneapolis received 100 cars and Du-
Iath 1SS. against 297 and 139 last year.
Local stocks will probable show light
decrease fer the year
Corn was nervous and very strong.
may opened at 29Sac and ran UP in SYM
pathy with bull turn in Chicago, where
tnefe was d &c oil deal of covering. After
the market passed 40c the local traders
led the strength independently. bidding
the market up to lG3sc. AT noon the mar
Ket turred easier, selling to 4G1sc
Inc market closed firm. Nav wheat at
i59sc; July f6Ac; Ma, CHI, 74$sc. May corn
0fG%c. - ~
Inc cash wheat market was firm and
actlXe, with satisfactory demand for all
grades. Prices were on unchanged basis
but were a little firmer on selections. en-
No northern the average was &c over
h aNa a-i<N
TO arrive sold at 75c. No 2 northern
was firm at 7G07e1ac. selling to 71Kc fo~
cIiolce. NO. wheat ranged a little high
e., gong from 65e to 6913c for choice. Re
taken at firm prices. with most of the
business between CSC and 571kc
Minneapolis range of prices: 5.eis
Open High Low Closing
July .....7s1s 7sH rs i f4 81 7s5z '4 EEK
On Track-OficiaI closing quotations:
No l hard, 1850; No / northern, 749sc;
4ttSc: rye, 4SS4c; barley, t0052c; flax 81 So:
flax futures S1.62.
Puts and Calls-2 O'Clock report: Puts
May wheat 74l$@7474c sellers; calls. May
wheat, l49sc bid; curb. May wheat 745sc
FIaX-The market wis 7firTTlel. and a
little higher. Duluth May advanced
from slG2 to $1.641%. On the local floor
there was business in no grade around
81. 40. Minneapolis received IA cars.
against II last year Duluth had 8 cars.
Closing prices: MINNEAPOLIS, cash. s15S;
to arrive, $1:5S; May. s162: Duluth. cash,
S.Gt; to arrive, s1,61; May, 81, g., Septem-
ber 81 .1S1s
Flour-The market is firm aud shows
activity First patents are quoted 4.O51
clears, S3fi3 10; second clears S202 10
Shipments, 1888 bbls,
Millstuffs-The market is steady and
active Bran in bulk is quoted $13, 25@
dlings, 81: 5GQ13.75; red dog in 14O-Ib
sacks, Sl4- 75G15: feed n 2OO-lb sacks. 81
per ton additional; ir 10O-Ib sacks, $50
per ton additional. Shipments, 2,o1O tons.
Feed and Meal-Prices are Csc per ton
higher all around, in sympathy with the
strong corn market. Coarse corn meal
ana rs cracked e1i corn are quoted SIS: No.
! feed e sl55o; No feed, SIS; No. 5 feed,
1850; granulated corn meal in cotton
sacks at the rate of 81 IS per DBL
CornIIh ne market made good advance
and held the higher renge No. yellow
sold IN to 41c. At the higher prices the
grade differences were ignored and No.
and No. corn sold at 49c Quotations
are: No. 9 yellow. 40hG41c; No. 8 corn.
4Vc: NO corn, 393ac- Receipts 25 cars;
shipments, JIG cars.
QatS-The market was active Some
fancy Nc. white sold at 29c. Other No 8
white went at 261Ac and 271ac. Quotations
are: no. white. 2662715c; No. 3 oats
2512Q2612c. Receipts. 80 cars; shipments /
car.
Barley-No 5 barley sold at 44c and at
ACC Nominal quotations are 39043c for
feed grades and 44dS2e for mailing grades
Receipts. 5 cars: shipments, car
Rye-The market is steady around 4S1bm
4se for No. 2. Shipments, 1 car
Hay-Market is active. Choice timothy
is quoted s13: Minnesota upland, $11611. so;
choice mixed. s9.5O@10; rye straw, $6a6. So
Receipts 152 tons.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION