The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-09

vanced to 71Ac, again sold at l6Szc, adj
Vanced Sharply to I11ac by 1l:40 and by
noon held at Tic.
May wheat opened at 731sc against 1873
@15Ac, yesterdays close, lost 1-16c, firm
ed up to 731zc, declined hpidly to PIC,
hrmed up to 52A@72%c AZ at PIC :, a q
and by noon held at 73c.
The cash wheat market was not quite
so strong as yesterday. The demand was
good at a slight recession in values. The
same. discriminating feature as to Great
Northern cars was in evidence, ana
moreover there are few who believe THIS
factor will be eliminated for some time
to come No. / northern sold mostly at
nc to 1$lc over December, No. 2 north
ern at cent under December and No. 3
wheat at 212c to &c under December. Sales
were made as per statement below. Re-
ceipts here were 49S cars Shipments, y
cars.
During the noon hour the market was
more nervous than ever for no other rea-
son than that holders We're disappointed
because the market did not go higher
Clearances for the week were 5, 469, 600 bu,
against 3.556,G00 blu for the like week a
year ago. December wheat closed at ilc
and May at 727sc..
Following was the range of FPg prizes:
wheat Open. High. Low. Fri: Thurs
May ~ ~ 5 ~ 7 79S 7 Z 7 Sc
curb on December wheat, sellers. I0as-N
Puts on December wheat ........ l0ss-lo1s
Calls on December wheat ........ ll12-'lSs
Flour-The market was shade eas-er
this morning, but no price changes were
made Millers were not quite so nr1n,
however. in their views, and some early
orders were entered at about &c under
Yesterdays quotations. Later the lohe
was frmer again. Sales. on the whole whole
are moderate and there is a very I lgnI
foreign trade. Shipments 64,59S bnls.
First patents are quoted at s5.eo Qo-So'
second patents, $3.7GaS,S0; first clears
81 9003; second clears. $50
FlaxCrushers were more aetlVe IMAM
for some days. A sharp demand came
from this source, although there. was no
especially heavy or round-lot pQylns. Ou-
luth was also buyer mere anu wv ieg g
resentatives of that market were IN eVl-
dence Local receipts were the lghtest
for some time except yesterday, When
the run was even higher. Prices were
firm and on good reJecIea+ rdn Z Most
of the trading was on the basis OF &c oyer
Duluth. November. for No. l SEED; MIN
neapols received SO cars, against q GatS
last year, and shipped 1t cars Duiulii
ha G5o eiI cas- prices: Minneapolis-Cash,
S. As; to arrive, $l.4714; November S.4e12'
December, $1.445s; May, ISe; DuIaen.
Der, SIS; December, s1.44; May, sl.471a;
Corn-Corn was firm and active at the
high range, and at the close No. vel
low was quoted at 59A@59S4c NO graos
sold up to orc 1rdue was n;.1tI '
owing to light offerings. Receipts'
cars: shipments, car.
Oats-New high prices We're made IN
cash oats the market ruling strong and
active throughout. No. Wmte heid at
3Sslc. the bulk of the trading being at
that figure. Some scattered trades were
made at SEC, and a car or two of very
choice sold at 391zc. No. white closed
at 3SZ@3S7sc Receipts, 80 cars; ship
ments cars.
Feed and MealEThe market is very
firm as quoted. The figures below are
regarded as inside prices, and are hardly
high enough to be fully in line with
corn and oats. Coarse cornmeal and
$22@22. 70; No. 2 feed, S2-50@22.75; No. 8
feed, $23; granulated cornmeal in cotton
sacks at the rate of $2.70 per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures advance was made
this ism morning and miilers are nov QUOT
ing 25c up all around. Even at the
higher figures they are not pressing
sales. An increased demand is reported
from the West and Southwest. Bran in
5.25; flour middlings. Sl6@l6.5G; red dog.
S1S.2501S 70; feed in 20e-lb sacks, 81 per
ton additional; in 1oO-lb sacks, S1.5O per
ton additional. Shipments 1873 tons.
Rye-An active turn came into rye.
Spot was in good demand; also, rye to
arrive. No. 2 on spot sold at 5214G53Bc.
TO arrive ranged from 521ac to 53c, and
rye TO go out brought 59c No. 2 rye
ments. cars.
Barley-The market was firm and
steady, with fair demand Feed grades
are quoted at 4S952c; mailing grades.
52d56c. Receipts, "a cars; shipments, 10
cars.
Hay-Prices firm as quoted. Upland
fancy, $3.50; upland choice, 1925; up
land. No. l. So; midland. s7.5OdS; medium.
65o@7; timothy, choice. $3.50; rye
straw, choice, S45Gd5: wheat and oat
straw. $s.5G64 Receipts. 60 tons: shin
ments, 80 tons
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