The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-06

ing at 75c. There was no support Chi
cago reported traders there inclined to
sell, but the market would not absorb
much and sagged back to yesterday S
level at the first free offeriA Locally
there was disposition to hold Off The
Bradstreet figures due tomorrow are eX-
pected to show a heavy increase, against
a dec4 ease at this tiI;:v last year. May
eased off to (4Mc, held for an hour and
SEQ TO I4Ac. Primary receipts were 113,-
O9e bu, against 10000 bu last year Clear
arces, wheat and -four, 229,000 bu, corn
1,OS0,Cd0 blu. Minneapolis received 1876
cars, and Duluth IS, against 243 a year
ago.
The market closed at the low point.
and was weak and dcaggy to the end
May closed at 741aS; July, 75L @1753sc; Feb
ruary, 731ac.
The cash market was more quiet and
lacked the snap of the past ten DAYS.
For No. l northern there was an excel
lent demand at May price for the ordi-
nary and 4c to 19c over for anything of
quality; No 3 wheat was slow. Demand
covered the best offerings, which were
taken promptly, ordinary No. and poor
No. northern dragging little No. l
averaged Zoe on the ordinary. No 2
largely at 7232c. No. brought csc to CSC.
Rejected ranged from Coo to Csc, and no
grade from SIC to SIC Many lots sold
out Of the grade range. Some no grade
poor no grade below Soc
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open High-Low- Closing.
Wheat ing. est. est. Tues. Mon.
9 Hay 75s4 755s4 * * Sc Sc 744 Sc
On Track-Oficial closing Quotations:
No. l hard, 761ac; No 1 northern, Hoe;
No no z northern, 71@72c; No. / northern,
c a4ge' 5 SO northern 7lg72c oats 26c;
$l.64 flax futures, May. Size s0'G' go
Puts and Calls-2 p. M report: Puts.
May Ma wheat, 744c bid; calls, May wheat sd,
bid. - ~
Flax-The market was quiet and very
G ilt4d, up TO noon. Buyers show a lack of
interest. Prices We're easier on some Of
grade sold at 81 So Rejected was ouoteI
at Sl66Q!.61 Minneapolis received II
cars, against last year. Duluth had 10.
lS g. e prizes were e &C. Minneapolis cash
September. 81 16
Flour-The market is quiet. New bus
mess IN a is light. First patents are quoted
81 O5Q415; second patents $38564; first
clears. 81 9OG3; second cleaTs 81 gO1JZ
ShIiIP ms ,.ss 54,$S2 bbls; xs<.ss
steady Bran in bulk is quoted at Si1. y
WlL55; -four .middlings $12GIl2 %: bulk
shorts, $40. 50G10.7 rs; red dog IN 1i0~lb
sacks, ST; feed in 200-ib sacks 81 per ton
additional. Shipments, 1888 tons
Feed and Meal-Tllere are no changes
to report. Prices are maintained on an
even basis; Coarse corn meal and crack
ed corn, $14: No. 1 feed, S14.25; No. 2
iced, $l4, o.; No. 3 feed, Steps; granulatcI
corn corn meal III ccttcn sacks at the rate of
81 sc per bbl
,Corn-The market 80 steady and I'M
changed to a shade FIJI ,er; No white
sold to SC. No ye,.ow sold to 35Mc
Demand was active nd offerings well
taken in good lots. IN 3 yellow is quoted
S512Q36c; No. 2 corn, 3512c Receipts. 10Y
cars; shipments, A cars
Oats-The market was firm and shade
higher, choice No. white selling over
26c No. white is quoted 25&G26lIc: No
3, 25Q2514c: Receipts, II cars; shipments,
II cars.
Barley-Feed grades are quoted 4OG45c:
mating grades 46@53c; No sold at sic.
Receipts, cars: shipments. cars
Rye-The market is quiet and steady:
No is quoted 4714@4Sc. Receipts,
Hay-Minnesota upland, S96a1o.50; Iowa
upland, $9Q10. 50; coarse to medium, S765
8; rye straw, $5@5.6O. Receipts, $50 tons;
shipments, % tons