The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04

wheat continuing to come out, while
snortS covered TO some extent on news
Oh good export inquiry, stirred ND by the
t toyy prices and reports of 100 loads
taken out In the past two days. North
western receipts ran AZ cars ahead of this
Gay last year, but this, with other miner
items. was passed over in the more gen
eraI interest. There was some fear in
corn in Chicago, lest Phillins shonld Let
20 ms long lines, and in the present un-
supported condition of the general mar
het, force prices still lower all around.
May corn was weak at first. onening ar
2ec and selling to $3.50 bur later If
worked back to 40c. On the wheat break
at noon corn sold to 39Stc
-o I,d oeo were incomplete, but showed
oe4VO0 bu; corn, T40O0 bu.
The market struck Ike. the low ,,oint
towards the close, bur met with some
support, and closed at 711bc for Nav and
S9Ac. '' eolh closed at
Good business was reported in all lines
OF cash wheat. Anything above Ordinary
Nav NO som moIf re went at &c to. &c over
about top. No. 2 northern was IeIati1e 1l
nrIn, selling at 6914c to 70Ac. MiIlers tooir
everything in good wheat and cleaner
up the ne, market drawing in a moderate
sold from 65c to size, rejected from 10
70 oac, no grade sold from SIC m nurh
o. 1t ct 55G56c. 1i' III
minneapolis range of prices:
NAV Wheat z Open j, Hl7igh Low we'd Ss3sl Faes
July oy 1,ra: 7s'1-s a Tx K % liz liz III z43
No l hard wheat, 1850; No. t''n oort6ar
e @oneat, HAc; No. 2 northern wheat sSm n
Gsc;; oats, 2613c; corn, 40Ac: rye lsS 10Y, ~
MaIt !, e eo9S9ozc; fax, $1.57; fax futures
No Puts and Calls-2 o'clock report: Puts
MAY wheat, 70s4c; calls, May Wheat. 7l 2ss:
o9 ~ NAY wheat. n1s971Ac o.
cd 20 49, aamAh ne market was active and show
9 bro good q demand n all through. Rejected
Drought $L47, $1.46 and 81 49, for 1oorer
i ,.o no grade sold at ST. 42. Minneapolis
received II cars. -i-iie o. 'oiiS
G cash, S57; to arrive. $157; May. 81 ,60&
duluth, cash, 81. to arrive 81 a. No -
81 62% July, s115 -'|''
Flour-Sales yesterday were large. hut
out business in flour to a great extent
Pr1ces are easier. First patents ara
quoted $500; second patents, $3S50S. 80;
lrst GEARS S2.95QS05; second clears, 81. so
az Shipments, Al, 499 bbls.
reed and Meal-The market holds firm
at the late advance. The continued light
offerings of corn and oats and the good
eemand Tor feed is the cause of the
corn are quoted SIG; No. l feed, SIG so; No
iced, $17; No. feed, $3.50; granuIated
c &C in cotton sacks at the rate of
81. IS per Dbl
Millstuffs-The general market Is is
steady and active Bran in bulk quoted
$lS 25a1S.5O; bulk shorts, SIS. 25013.5e -four
middlings. $13:50@13.75; red dog in 14O-lb
sacks, $1475@15; feed in 200-lb sacks. s.
per ton additional. Shipments, 81 tons.
Oats-The market is active and in very
good demand No. white is quoted 2Sc.
No 3 oats, 201h6l2T24c. Receipts, so cars;
shipments. 10 cars
Barley-The market is steady. Feed
grades are quoted 39@43c; mailing grades.
44c to SEC. Receipts, 2 cars; shipments,
1 car.
Rye-The market is steady at 4S1sc for
No. 2. Receipts. car.
Hay-Market is active. Choice timothy
is quoted $13; Minnesota upland, $f1611. sc: :
Iowa upland. s11611. so: choice mixed
$95G@10; rye straw, s6G6.50. Receipts, So
tons.