The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept All specula-
tive markets showed the effect this MORN
saut upon the president. The wheat
market, although farther removed from
direct effect than the stock market, was
IN sympathetic mood, and with the break
with a decline to 6,14@67ssc for December
Here the unloading by tinid holders hav-
ing spent its force, the market reacted to
671zc and closing at 6S3s@6S11ac. May wheat
opened at Tic andsbroke to 701kc, closing
at 7o5sc. September closed at $3.50.
At the close the market was weak and
nervous. December closed at 673k0671bc:
May wheat closed at 705sc and Septemb Der
7 a5 s'4o Chicago closed December at
Cas- wheat sold at about same basis
as yesterday, but the market was not ac-
tive No: l northern sold in the main at
northern brought 65slc for the bulk, a
few very choice cars going as high as &c
NO. 3 was salable at 6414c to &c. Low
grades were taken on range of Gle to
6412o for rejected and $4,000 for no grade
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat. Open. High. Low. s saf Fri
Nay Nay IF & & 1-1s So So s So s7 81 Z
Pee Pee; ....;: .s75s s7a-ss s7 "a ssss-9k ssh-H
Curb on December wheat .6Sk6S71%
Puts on December wheat ........ 663z @G6T
ca al: on on December wheat ........ 67A @6SA
No l hard wheat, 691zc; No. i northern
wheat, size; No. 2 northern wheat, 651bc;
cats cats S4Ac; corn, 53Ac; rye, 1910; barley.
f haS ,I nax' I.SS; flax futures, Septem-
., Puts and Calls-Puts, December wheat,
6tAg66Bc; calls, December wheat, SAC:
c4 4I december cen wheat, 67asG671Ac.
,FlouEThe flour trade is less active
than earlier in the week, and sales are
not quite SO heavy. Foreign demand is
light, but the domestic trade continue
good buyers. Flour shipments for the
Jay od,1z0 Dds. First patents are quot
first clears, $2S0Q2.S5; second clears, So. 20.
Flax-The market was firm and frac-
tionally higher than yesterday on some
TRACES d ST. No l sold at $1.2S for spot and
at SI.510l371 for to- arrive. The specu-
Iatlve market was quiet, with trading
principally in October. Minneapolis re-
celved 81 cars, against So last year. Du-
lltn had q cars Closing prices: Mime
luth, cash, $1.S9; to arrive $l.39; Septesn
Der, s1.39; October. $1.Se.
Corn-The market was frmer and high
e er- Very choice No. yellow sold at
ket: AT the close No. yellow was quot
ed 5319c and No. 8 corn 53c. Receipts 7
cars; shipments, cars
oats oafs-T ne market s.ris was was active and
was quoted at the close at 34c Re-
ceipts, So cars; shipments, Is cars.
Feed and meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, 20.50920. rs; No. / feed,
$40. 75@A.25; No. 2 feed, 81 25@N. 10; No. 3
feed, $21. 75Q2225; granulated cornmeal in
cotton sacks at the rate of $2.25 per bbl
Millstuffs-Bulk bran quoted $3.50; bulk
shorts, $13gl3.5o flour middlings, s14.50;
red dog in 140-lb sacks, $17@17 so; feed in
2OO-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 100
10 sacks, $1.50 per ton additional. Ship
ments, 1850 tons.
Rye-The market was firm Sales of
choice No. were made at Soc Receipts,
IL cars; shipments, cars. Closing price
of No. 2 was 1870.
Barley-The market was active, with
good demand Feed grades are quoted
57qolc; mating grades. 51Q57c Receipts,
Sc cars; shipments, As cars.
Hay-Upland fancy, $3.50; upland choice
$s@9.50; upland No. 1, SO; midland, $500
LEO; medium, $50; timothy choice, 5000
oil; No. l, $40; rye straw, choice, Sd;
wheat and oat straw, $350@4. Receipts,
us tons; shipments, 50 tons
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