The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-10

above conditions at this time in 1900, and
81 per cent above 1899. Liverpool stocks
at 2,656,0W bushels show a nominal de-
crease OF l6,VU bushels. Antwerp stocks
on April l We're 1850 900 bushels, against
0,0OO bushels on April 1 last year
Minneapolis May opened 12c under yes
terday at 703sc, sold to 70ac, struck 697sc.
reacted to 71Bc.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels,
against 557, 000 bushels last year Clear
ances wheat and flour $4,000 bushels;
corn, 303, 900 bushels Minneapolis received
1O6 cars and Duluth 60, a1ainst 1b9 and
2l9 last year.
May corn was weak The market OPEN
ed quiet at 48c, and there was not much
early business, but on the break In Whe at
corn became more active and SO. ID to 40az c
ons the decline.
Bradstreet's estimate shows decrease
OF 4ZZ,OOO bushels on the available supply
The market closed near the low point
and was quiet at the end. May closed
at 6Sasc; July, 71asc; April, 69asc. May corn
closed at 4.03sc.
Business in the cash market was very
good. There is not enough milling wheat
coming to meet demand and the good
wheat has been firmer from day to day.
No northern sold today at 1c over the
May price and for some lots that showed
up better than the average sellers held
out for 112c over May and got it. No. 2
choice. going at 7Oc. No. wheat was sal
able from 6f12c to 66c. No grade from
SIC to SIC.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Tues eaos Mon.
5P * T;;.,3S;;,,,f 81 - e & &
No. 1 hard. 727sc; NO / northern. 703kc !;
No. northern, 67$sc; oats. re: corn. 41Sc:
rye, 4Sa4c; barley 4o@52c; fax, S1511k;
fax futures, May, 1854.
Puts and CallS-2 o'clock report-Puts
May wheat, 69a4 G697sc: calls. May wheat,
69BG70c; curb. May wheat $3.50
t1aX-The market as firm and steady.
jected is quoted SLAP to $1.44; no grades
S1.36G1.37 Minneapolis received 5 cars.
against last year. Duluth had 8 cars.
Q, Closing S5Gf prices were; MINNEAPOLIS, cash,
$1.56; September. $1.15.
F'lour-The market is steady and quiet.
Fir First patents :. are re. qqotsd
10; Aug. 3, 1894, at New ,Ulm. Mimi,
SOS; second clears $2@210 Shipments,
63, 256 bblS.
Millstuffs- market is not quite so
ilrm, but quotations are unchanged Bran
in bulk is quoted $13613. Is; bulk shorts
Sl2 5ogl2. %; -four middlings,, $13013. Is
g pe0 dog IN 14O-lb sacks, $14 75@15 feed in
29o-lb sacks; 81 per ton additional; in 100
10 sacks, so per ton additional Ship
ments, 1,703 tons.
Feed and Meal-There are no changes
cracked corn are quoted SIS; No. / feed,
$3.50; No. feed. $17; No feed, 81. so;
graduated corn meal in cotton sacks, at
the rate of 81 95 per Dbl.
Corn-The market is firm and active
No. 3 yellow is quoted at 42@4z1bc: No
corn, 41%@4c. Receipts IA cars: ship
ments, cars
Oats-There is a firm and active mar
ket. No. white oats is quoted 27tI2Sc;
NO. 3 oats, 27c. Receipts cars; Ship
nents, II cars
scld at 4Sc. Feed grades are quoted SOC
to 43c; mailing grades 44c to &c Re
ceIpts cars; shipments, cars.
Rye-The market is steady at 49c for
NO. g. Receipts car; shipments,
Hay-Market is active Choice timothy
IS quoted at S13; Minnesota upland, slid
IL 80; Iowa upland, $11Gl1 sc; choice mix
! ed, $9.50@10; rye straw, $6G6. so. Re
ceipts, 100 tons.
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