The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-27
Minnesota.

harvested turned out above that figure
ArgeAline shipments for the week were
l,jZZCU0 bu, against IA, 600 bu last weI X
and 2,0l2,0G0 Du a year ago Primary re-
celpts were 35S,600 bu. against 245, 900 bu
last year. Minneapolis received 206 cars
ana Duluth % cars against l39 cars and
Is cars last year.
Corn had another quiet day, although
showing more activity than yesterday
May opened at 41c. sold to 41Ac, reacted
to 4l1sc, and held steady.
ClearanceS wheat and flour were 1876 0Go
bu; corn $4,000 blu.
The market gained str tAgth toWaf DIS t. q
close, following the tirmnesS in the So 9TH
western markets and in New York Min
neapolss May closed at the high point, T3c
July closed at 1859, September at 7l@se.
May corn closed at 4lAc; July corn,
4l34c.
No. northern was a little easier in ten
oency demand for this grade was not
quite so sharp. The premium was main
tanned at nc over May for the ordinary,
with disc as the average price. There was
nothing to indicate any change in the
general market, but rather a mOmen-
tary let-up in the active demand. A few
cars of No. were unsold at noon No 2
northern was IN satisfactory tone, sell ng
on range of Ixc to 721ac. There Was
good sale for No. wheat, at e66e6Si2c
Ihe low grades remain very firm, AMI are
becoming Scafcer from day to day Re
Jected soid from CSC to 64Ac, and grade
held in equally tight range at 6G1631ac
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat. Open. High Low. Fri. Thurs
MY = ',. III 2 e., 724 . 727s
On Trac-odicial cosin go on 1tgs ions
No. 1 hard wheat, 75Ac; No. l northern
|5fc; NO. northern, 1I6072c; oats, 271ze
corn. 4134c; rye, 1870; barley, 40as2c; flax,
$l.G2; flax futures, May, 81 GA
Puts and Calls-2 O'Clock report: Puts
May wheat, I23sc; calls, May wheat. 73&
Q4z16c' Gurb, May wheat, 731sc
,i fttx-I ne market was active and
and was quoted stronger toward the
close; No grade brought s.. "A to 81 3
Oiiferlnss were very light. Posted receipts
~ cars Whllo correct, were no inde5;
OF the volume of trading. comprising
some - cars brought in by the Great
Northern to go to a local mill, some of
IT from Duluth, but most of it out O.
loaded out Of elevators Interest Iven-
ca IN May fax. Duluth had a decidfd
hull turn. and ran the price from 81 SO to
N.Q. Minneapolis received AZ cars
and Chicago a cars.
Closing prices were: Minneapolis cash
Slte!; 70 arrive, 81. g.; May, 81. "a. Duluth
SSasn, $5,So t. to al arrive $65; May $685.
FlouT-The market is very firm. The
eash wheat basis is considerably higher
tf&n yesterday, which would Justify, an
quoted unchanged. Some of the mills
report good business on the firner range
ana ana others report no material change In
dne FGlq II ez Of trade First patents are
) IS; first clears, s.. 05GI3. Is; second clears.
S2;lt02- 70. Shipments, 4015S bbls
Feed and Meal-Thc market remains
strong. Demand is not quite so sharE.
but the continued firm corn and oats
market holds prices very steady Coarse
corn meal and cracked corn are quoted
SO; No I feed, $3.50, No. feed ST. No.
y orc tod,
ton sackI ct the rate of 81. 95 per Dbl.
Mlilstuffs-'Fhe market is more unset
tied. Aiillers are quoting unchanged.
There is & wider range on red dog, and
buyers and sellers Bran ir bulk is quo
ted $l2. 754f12 so; hulk shorts, $11 .756712;
-four middlings. so. Boob; red dog in 140-ib
sacks, $l4 -50Ql5;. in 20O-lb sacks 81 per
ton additional; in 1O0-lb. sacks $l5O per
tor additional. Shipments, 1,1G4 tons.
Corn-There was so light a trade in
corn as to give only slight basis for
quotations. but the tendency was frmer
and higher. No 8 sold at &c No 8 yellow
was quoted at 42G42lhc. Toward the
close the views of sellers were firmer.
no trades We're reported at the higher
figures. Receipts, 10 cars; shipments. 1
car
Oats-No white oats sold at 274c. The
grade brought 2574c. Demand was brisk
for good stuff Receipts were light at
only Is cars; shipments cars
Barley-The market is steady Feed
grades are quoted 39c to 43c; mailing
grades, 44c to SOC. One car of No. )
barley sold at. 4514c. Receipts, cars;
shipments. 1 car.
Rye-The market is steady at 49c for
No. 2 rye. Three cars of No 2 rye sold
at Acc. Receipts 8 ears
Hay-Choice timothy is quoted 81: Min
nesota upland. 81 .50012; Iowa upland,
$11 .50612; choice mixed. $1,000. 50: rye
straw, $6.50Q7. Receipts, 81 tons.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.