The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
SIMMER & THOMAS,
SIOUX CITY
Iowa.


for September July wheat closed at
6912c, and December at 711s071Ac Chi
cago closed September at 72Ac.
Cash wheat was again in good demand,
ana there was no material change in the
basis of trading. No. l northern sold at
tic to 717sc. No. 2 northern at zoe to
7OAc No. 3 wheat brought &c to 6S1ac,
and poorer lots sold at &c There was
fair demand for low grades Rejected
sold at Doc to G3c, ana no grade at 53c
to Gle. lot Of 1900 bu new No. 1
northern sold to arrive at 70c
The following was the range Of prices:
Wheat Open High. Low. Wed. Tues.
July. es4A e94s ssH ssEs s7A
On Track-Official closing quotations:
No. l hard, 73c; No. / northern, Tic; No
northern, 69?4c; oats, 3814e; corn, 5S12c;
rye, 5012c:, barley, 45Q55c; fax, 81 49, flax
futures, September, 81 81; October $l.54
Puts and Galls-Puts, September wheat,
G8c; calls, September wheat, 73c; curb,
September wheat, zoe.
Flour-The market is active and prices
are now up again by 15c per Dbl. Millers
are shipping out largely on directions for
old orders. Prices are firm as quoted, and
millers are refusing to shade on round lot
orders.
For the day shipments show 1872 bbls.
First patents are quoted "a. 10@4.2O; sec
ond patents, 390@4; first clears, $3Q3. TO-;
second clears, 81. 30.
ly firm tone that ruled SO long, and, in
addition to yesterdays minor decline,
there was a slight recession in prices to-
day Two cars of fair quality rejected
sold at $l.S3, and pa!t car went at $3.50.
No grade was quotable at 81. T041 49,
Minneapolis received cars, against l
last year. Duluth had /.
COrn-The market held UP very Well
although trading was light. AT noon No.
yellow was quoted nomtnally 5505512c,
and No 8 at 5412c. One lot of No. 3 sold
at SIC. Two cars went out which were
the first shipments reported for some
time, as local demand has absorbed
everything coming. Receipts, cars;
shipments, cars.
Oats-There was an active and firm
market for cash oats, Notwithstanding
the WaVerlnS in oats futures. No. 3
white sold at 40c. No. 3 sold from 3715c
for a part car UP to 3S1ac for good car
lots. Receipts, cars; shipments, Is cars
Feed and Meal-The market is again
higher all around Quotations even at
the last advance are very firm, and there
is good business reported. Coarse corn
feed, $20.50@21; No. 2 feed s2I@21. 80; No 3
feed, $2l. 50d22 Cornmeal in cotton sacks
at the rate of 1925 per Dbl
Millstuffs-Fhe market is strong and
active on the new high range. Bran in
bulk is now quoted S13@13.50; bulk shorts,
Sl3.50@14; -four middhngS, $l4 .59d15; red
dog in HOLD sacks. $l6.50117; feed in 200-lb
seeks, 81 per ton additional; in 10G-lb
sacks, 81 80 per ton additional. Shipments,
,955 tons for the day
Barley-Feed grades are quoted 33c to
35c, and mailing grades 35645c. One ear
No. brought 39c. reeceipts, l car.
Rye-The market is firm There is a
demand for good rye and choice lots bring
fun figures. No. 2 is quoted 52d521sc.
Receipts, cars
Hay-The market is very firm as quoted.
The demand is good. Upland fancy, ST.;
upland, choice $9GI0; upland. No. l. SEQ
$50; midland, $Sd9, so: medium SIS; tim
othy, choice, $116I11 .50 No. l, $40. 50011 F.:
rye straw, choice $5.75G7 .25; wheat and
oat straw, $4Q5 Receipts So tons
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