The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-09

City had 112.000 bu, against 1S.A9 last
year. st. Louis 1000, against 14u G0 bu.
Clearances, wheat and flour, $4,000 bu.
minneapolis received 374 cars and Duluth
90 against 2sS and 25S last year. Tomor-
row report Will show an approximate
decrease of 10000 t.I in local stocks
May corn opened firm and with an ac-
tive demand at 363sc. The market made
a slight gain early, reaching 36Jb0365sc
and about noon sold to 367sc and held
steady.
The market recovered towards the end.
Wlpng out the early loss and closing I'M
changed from yesterday all around Nav
closed at 741sc; July, 75Ac; March 737ac
May corn turned firmer and closed at SIC
The cash market was fairly active and
a shade flrmer on some grades. Prices
ruled lower in conformity with the weak
er option, but No. 2 northern shows
more frmness relatively than other
yesterdays level. No. northern aver
aged 74Ac. No. northern showed a clos
er range. selling in the main between 70
QlU12c, although poor lots fell to 6SQ69c.
bin burnt. Rejected brought 5S@62c for
choice and 55Q56c for ordinary. No grade
sold from SOC to 55c.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open High Low Closing.
,, Wheat. ing. est. est. Fri, Thurs
July -. .754 7514- 745sA 75A- 75H
No. hard wheat, 761sc; No northern
wheat, 741sc; No 2 northern wheat, 68B
@tV3sc; oats, 26Ac; corn, S612c; rye, 4S14c;
barley, 4O@52c; flax, $1.6S; flax seed flu
FlaX-The market made another de-
cline, selling about 1c lower all around
rejected was reported sold at 81 4fD
81; no grade brought 81 ~ to 81. 40. %
the later trading no grade was quoted
around Sl.3S, and one sale was reported at
I.35. A part car Of No. l brought
$50 Minneapolis received IA cars,
against Is last year. Duluth had 2 cars.
closing prices were: Minneapolis cash,
MS3; to arrive, $1.a3: May. $1.59; Duluth
cash, I.56; to arrive, S1.56; May, S16O;
September $1.15.
around, and are quoted sc lower. First
patents, $4fg4 10; second patents, So. 85G4:
1rst clears, 81 .9AfG3; second clears, S. oGGE2
Shipments, so 430 bbls.
Millstuffs-Prices are firm as ouo+ad
Bran IN bulk is quoted ct S12613. %; -four
middlings, $14Gp1450; bulk shorts $50
IL %: rcd dog in 1t0-lh sacks $14 50614. rs:
iced In 2OO-lb Sacks. 81 per ton additional;
Shipments, 1850 tons.
Feed and Meai-The market holds
steady without price changes. Coarse
corn meal and cracked corn are quoted
S1425; No. 1 feed, $14 rs; No. 2 feed, s15.25:
NO. ! feed. SIS. 70; graduated corn meal
IN IN COTTON sacks, at the rate of S1.90 per
Corn-There was good demand for
corn. Prices were>a trifIe lower on some
lots. No. yellow is quoted 36Nc: No
4 corn 96c. Receipts. "a cars; shipments.
cars. 100
Oats-The market is firm and active
No. white is quoted at Is @26c; No. 8
oats, 299Z51zc. Receipts, p ears; ship
mentS, IA cars.
Rarley-Feed grades are quoted at 4Oc
10 &c; mating grades 45@51c; No 5 sold
at 45c. For good seed barley the outside
figures are obtainable but ordinary will
not bring firm prices. Receipts. 6 cars;
Shipments l car
Rye-The market is quiet around 4S0
4S52c for No. 2; good No 2 sold at sic
RECEIPTS. car; shipments, cars.
Hay-The market is steady Minnesota
upland is quoted at s901O; Iowa upland
SsQlO; coarse to medium. Sc 500S; rye
straw; $6Q6.50. Receipts, 167 tons; ship
ments, 40 tons.
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