The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-23

er and worked back to the opening on
good export inquiry and "a hrmness in
New York based on a poor German crop
report. Minneapolis July closed I'M
changed from yesterday, at 72SsGD7212;
September, 69h@695sc; May, 72Kc
or the Liverpool market Broomhail
cabled that the unfavorable American
crop adVices caused firm opening anu
9sd ADVANCE. and that the later gain to
9sd higher was on expectation of bull
1sh German crop report and on good Lon
don buying. Paris was 80 centimes high
| er and jUQ30 confines higher on flour
higher. 'o0
Prime receipts were ,OCO bu, against
$4,000 bu last year. Clearances, wheat
and -four, 624. 900 bu Minneapolis re-
ceived 1875 cars ana Duluth y, against 1874
and SO last year
The speculative corn market was again
| neglected, and there was little trading in
either May or July.
Cash business was quiet with some
Dragging on the intermediate grades and
a little No. northern unsold late in the
session Although millers are buying
only the selected No. northern. the
grade holds at A0hc over July for all
onerinGs, rs the elevators are taking
eVefytn ns that comes their way. The
lower grades are weaker and there is
not the same elevator demand to hep
hoid them in line. No. 2 northern sold
at 70GIc, the latter figure for selections.
Poor No. sold at 6912c and ordinary, 20
from sc for poor to Csc for choice. Re
Jected ranged from 59c to 63c; no grade
from 5Sc to &c
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat Open High. Low. Wed ti' Tues
Sept ::...ss& es4z g g s s5$-% aS3%
NJ On Track-Ofticial closing quotations:
No. northern, 700701ac; oats 2SNc: corr
sc; rye 4cc; barley, 40Q4Sc; flax. 81 e7:
max futures, September, $127
TutS and Calls--2 o'clock report: Puts.
July wheat. 72hc; calls. July Wheat 731Sc.
curb, July wheat. 725s@72Nc.
FlaX-Ihe market is steady and firm
around q, cI 81 for ordinary rejected. and
p % fer choice. Considerable flax is still
p penr6, taken out Of local elevators. Min
last year. Duluth had 10 cars. 'i''-'
Q, NalEosins prices We're. MINNEAPOLIS cash.
S,6G to arrive, $l.67; September, a.S7'
81 20; September, $1.31; Octoher, 81 10
en-, = loHf-Pflces are unchanged all around
shipments are light. Demand is modar'
s see FIRST patents are quoted $l@4. TO-
% 70f59 o ia eehts, $5.SuqS.S0; first clears,
Sa.tuqZ ~; second clears, Sc. 1907. 20 Sbin'
M, uilist u1ls--There are no changes of m
p p'o.aa III the market. Rran in bulk is
az i0u n TnlodIngs. $12.50@12 rs; red dog IN
dao-lo sacks, $14. 25a14 80; feed in s1o- ~ ~
s sackks' 8 Ter ton additional: in 100 - In
mans mans SI OCT per ton additional S6ip-
luShtSs I,zS0 tons. iiP
cb Feed ed and Meal-Prices are quoted nm
ntanse ana Trade is quiet. Coarse corn
Nedi end cracked corn are ouoted ca.
mo- c feed $3.50; No feed. $i7 No PIP
+ Zee $n.5o; sranulated Germ cal in COT .
Ton l2 sacks at tho rate of 81. IS per bh,s So'-
Corn-The market is weaker No oris.
Recd - quoted at s933Q4Oc: No corn, s9c.
O atsWsrb . cars; shipments none
9 %5ge IS Quoted at 2s@2Skc; No oots
c cars Receipts, II cars; shipments '9
b arr market was oujet Eo.d
42@ Rges are quoted Sdg41c: mating grades 1q
cars csTs'c receipts. cars; shirnmesnntits' !
o1 RfedT Chs market is lower No. ? is
$40 R 4SaeG; one car of No. sold at
M Hi2yGholce timothy il Quoted S at S Sr:
sii 50I2 Upland Upland 81 5oa12: Iowa upland
straw $s.50G7. Receipts. 16 S$5'i tens rye
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION