The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-17

December opened at 7O5sc, and broke
through Toe At noon there was a firm
turn and September sold back UP to 69Bc,
December TO 70A671c. The total for
wheat and flour clearances was $50 OOO bl1.
The market sold at 691zc for Septem,
Der, and to 71$sc for December on short
covering at the close. Bradstreet's fig
ures for the weeks clearances of wheat
and flour show 90S9,000 bu, against S,S42-
goo bu last week, and 81 COO bu a year
ago. Corn clearances were $4,000 bu
against 3,Ol7,00 blu last year. September
wheat closed al 6914Q69ssc, and December
at INC. Chicago closed September at
71Bc.
Cash wheat sold on much the same
basis as yesterday, with a little better
general demand. For No l northern the
premium was %c over September. and
NO: northern sold at 1Ac to IA under.
anu NO: wheat about &c under Septem-
per. NO l northern to arrive sold ar
o9q694sc. Elevators were fair buyers to-
Gay, and took a share of everything
buying freely Of No. 2 and No 8. Re
Jected and no grade wheat sold from 561z
10 64c. No. northern to arrive sold at
67q6S1zc. New No 2 on spot sold largely
around 67Q6715c 0-'
The following was the range of price:
Wheat Wheat Open. High. Low. Friday Thurs.
Sent S esA ss1s IS so& ~ S sss:
On Track-Oficial closing ouofationso
NO. l hard, -71sc; No. 1 northern G9Tao:
80 northern, 67Hc; oats, 35&ic. corr
81 S99S g. rye 54Ac; barley, SIC to 60c. fay
tober, ST. 1872 > P1'Oo' &c
eek u Ut and Calls--Puts, September wheat
eSHsc; calls, September wheat 701Lc CT
september wheat, 693sc. o. IN -
lcve,1 ali liners ns are quoting ptices a shade
LIVER all around. There is a fai,. hI1eie
iIt IN patents, and some foreie1i 49,
III tl9arS. with the aggregate saIee 49,
m aa heaVy. Shipments continue we'll
from near II, IS good shipping demand
moderate. eiSH demand Is
E or the day shipments were r5S.42S bb1s
ond nstet teilS o. are quoted SO. $500 95; sec
z-SS; second clears. 1920 0ie'IS' $1.~0
tbera business IN fax was active and
~ o,i was hIely trade in both snat o+ fio
lots Of 1fiq M IN max to arrive. Several round
g. -, dig. spot seed brought 81 81 ~ ~ 90 90
All =, Spot rejected sold as high as q 50
I'll Al classes OF buyers were aetiva StoS'
P9tS taxing good share 1890 snip
Closlng prices: MinneanoIJs c,or., ., 30
oSPtemher SO; October. 81 49, DH $iIG
81 ,oe; october, 81 80 ' 0epteElper,
CNIlIheapollS received 20 cars
Corn-The market was T 49,
NJ . yelioW to arrive cold at 56ihc any
~ brought 56Ac, but these UeTe cid
low" Soou .nSufeS, and some lots SoL1
IoWer. Offerings were very light hts sou P
09fS, r{ cars; shipments, car.
mere was a trace of wealrpse, -
nTe e1 OUT prices On the whole aver e,a ~
rbity close to yesterday Choice Ne
49, 10 arrive sold at 36c. ard Soma OF
gr a6, out ordinary lots sold lower NJ
6o1ue oats brought 35635bc Pe"eir,.s 40 90
oe ~ Shlpmerts, IA cars eip'S' %
4 eed and Meal-There is u,i.,.,
easier tendency noted but +ioI IgntIy
maintained as given. CoaGr epta cnras are
ana S cracked corn, 81. so; No FIT l5ia ssa
i no iced S22. 80; No feed, S93. tc,o 20
Ecu cornmeal in cotton sacks a. 81 ~
rate OF =. IS per Dbl. at u1e
M.lIlstuITs-The market Is firm
dUi1Ve on the present range Rran sl- ~
gu SuiK Is quoted at $14I14 so: b,1It sbort ~
81; 'ogplo- 70; flour middIlngs. s15 75G5fe o.
req req oog IN 140-lb sacks 81 per ton 20 20
utpIioLal. Shipments, 1861 tons.
Barley-There was an actj,,o 49,,
Frlces ranged all the wayr from 5eo "q fe:,
trU 5Iaoe TO 5Sc for No. 8 barley Feed
grades are quoted 4SG56c; maItino crr = ecu ecu
cars. 81 shipments,
81 FS SEe2-I,1 was business in No . rvo
or iioes2o72c; No. rye is quoted 55c ro,
c cars Receipts 9 cars, shipments 4
Hay, aaay-Upland fancy, a2.5o018; INLAND
81 81; 5OQl2: upland, No So !o5
- +t,d dHialand. $S50910; medium, 81 aoqSS ~.
, rtlio eI cholees $3.50: No. Sf1 E9ST9.
rye straw choice. Sc 256z rs; wheat e,1d
cat straw, &506r5 so. Receipts ia +o amu
N1AIE GRAIN INSPECTTONr