The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-15
Simmer & THOMAS,
SIC to &c.
The following was the range of prices:

9 0~9 IHe range OF prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Fri H Thars
s sal{ n ..s7z az ss4 81 81. g s.
ON Track-OfciaI closing quotations:
NO. l hard wheat 691kc; No. / northern
wheat, size; No. 2 northern wheat, $40
Ps5Gs 0a 95So. M1zc corn SSAe rye, 46c;
September, S129
Puts and Calls-Puts, July wheat. 66hc.
sellers; calls, July wheat, 671sc, bid; curb
July wheat, 663sc, sellers
FIour-The market is not quite SO active
as yesterday, but demand continues salts
factory. Some millers report business
| very good, others had a fair trade for
me Gay. Much encouragement is drawn
rom rom the squirt Of export business that
| oeFeloped yesterday, as it is taken to
snow that very heavy trade may be
| expected as soon as buyers can convince
themselves that the basis is stable and
that no immediate heavy declines need
be feared. Tie frming UP in wheat and
apparent stopping of the declining ten
Gtncy mas given more confident feel
ing all around.
First patents are quoted s.. S0QF3. 90; sec
ono patents, So. 60q3. 70; first clears, s.. $50
Z :, 65o second clears, $292.1o. Shipments,
Flax-The market is firm and prices
dooay are more fully maintained all
! around, selected lots selling higher.
Ch9Ice rejected sold to $1.68, and No.
active. Very little no grade was seen
except small lots, that sold around 81 80.
a lew lots of rejected were sold to ar
rive at SI.6o. Receipts here We're 8 cars,
against car last year. Duluth had none.
Inc new grade Of fax, known as No. /
ana ADOPTED early in the year. becomes a
hNltre tomorrow, June Is being the date
set for its adoption at the time eyradings
were revised. This grade permits of q
per cent of foreign stuff in the samnle
5ad must weigh fifty pounds to the
p4 rus The No. l Northwestern grade
sun stands, requiring, as formerly, not
over 1Z78 pounds of foreign matter and a
gross weight of fifty-one pounds The
new ter grade is expected to provide bet
t LET ana closer grading for the large
quantity of fax that is not good enough
10 stand the No. ! Northwestern test. and
IS yet too good to be put into the re-
Jected, and for which an Intermediate
grade Is thought to be desirable.
Closing prices were: MINNEAPOLIS. cash
SI-pS; september, ST. Duluth, cash, SLIP;
70 arrive, I.72; September, $1.S1; October,
Feed and Meal-Prices are unchanged
and steady. Coarse cornmeal and cracked
corn Is quoted $15Q15. %; No. 1 feed. Sc. 20.
No. 2 feed, SIS, No. 8 feed $3.50; gran.
rate Of 81 80 per Dbl
Millstuffs-The market is steady at
quotations; There is fair general de-
m mar a. and foreign inquiry for some
grades. Bran in bulk is quoted at S11. 500
II 70; shorts, 81. 50G111. rs; flour niddIings
$lS; red dog in 14O-lb sacks, $I5@15. %; feed
IN IN 2yo-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in
I'D sacks, I.50 per ton additional.
Corn-Fhe market. although quiet, was
steady, with a firmer tone No. 4 sold at
SSc No; yellow corn is quotabIe at 3S1%
qa6Ac; No. corn, 3SAc. Receipts, Z cars:
shipments, cars. No corn has been
shipped for several days. 0--
Oats-1'he market was very quiet and
weaker. Receipts were only 5 cars, and
shipments s5IE none. No. 2 white is quoted
Zt12c; No. oats, &c
Barley-~Fhe market is very quiet One
car was reported sold at S8c for No, s,
reed grades are quotable at 37@4oc; malt
ing grades, 40q47c. Receipts, 1 car; ship
RyeIThe market is very weak and had
a break this morning, No. 2 selling down
to 46c. Choice rye win probably Bring a
shade 81 better figures. Receipts, 2 cars;
Hay-Choice timothy is quoted S12. 20:
MINNESOTA upland, 5000; Iowa upland,
SV gu o.; choice mixed, 5000; rye straw,
$0.t5UL Receipts, 80 tons.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION