The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-22

close, December selling to 6714c and May
down to Zoe On slight reaction at ne
end ID December closed at 679sc and May
Wheat and flour. clearances eouaIsd
600 bu. - 49,
The cash market vas active and firm.
with good demand Nearly everything
IN was on sale. There is a good deal al
wheat due on previous sales to arrive,
put deliveries are moderate. No l north.
efn sold at ne over December for the
oulk; NO; held in line at &c under De
cemper No. wheat had a basis of z1ac
uhoer december for much of the trading,
TINS grade ranging from 651zc to 66Jhc.
rejected and no grade were taken on a
range OF Ole to 64e for the former and
56c to SIC for no grade
Inc following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low Mon 9't satur
May I'LL II 20 FOX 703i
Dec; -. .6S9s-5k ssh 6iiI-% S?9 S Ss1s
curb on December wheat - 675S
Puts on December wheat -. .67$s
Caus on December wheat 675[-7s
On Track-Ofhcial closing quotations
e Set y; No; l hard, 763sc; No. northern,
oSzsc: NO northern, 671sc: No ; WI eat
64d691sc; oats, 3434c: corn, 5allEt52s. a. rye
soc; barley, 46Q55c; fax, 81. 40; flax futures
Octoper, 81. -; November, 81 H; December
$l:3S; May. $1.42
new feature to start the week. and prices
are quoted the same. The tone of the
market is very firm. There is a continued
demand for flour for prompt delivery and
the mills are rushed to get out orders
shipments for the day, 81 095 bbIs
firSl patents are quoted So. 76d3. so: sec
g on 40 patents, $S.55@3.65; first clears, g. T5@
go; second clears, 81. 20
FIax-Futures were firner during 4be
active part of the session, but cash fax
heId only steady and was easier on
anything not drst-class. The basis for
local cash sales has been above Duluth
October, but this morning it was i'm
possible to sell above that option. The
1aet that the time is shortening making
Il e less practicable to buy here and de-
liver on october contract, is expected to
mold spot flax relatively easier. No. /
SOLD at 81 80; No l to arrive brought 81 At
to arrive this week, $1.50d1. SER The bulk
o. OF receipts graded rejected and sold at
81 46; no grade sold at S1.A Minneap-
oils received 1O2 cars against 272 last
year. Duluth received 15S cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash, 81 40
81 A; December, $685. May, a.42 Du,
luth cash, 81. 51A to arrive 81 As; October.
Si.o0A; NoVember, 81 Az; December, 81 SO;
low corn closed at 524c and No 9
corn at sc Receipts, q cars; ship
ments, 3 cars.
Oats-The market was firm and steady
WiWth good demand for choice. lots; No 8
white closed at 34S4c and No 8 at 34c; No.
white sold at 34Ac. Receipts so cars;
shipments, cars.
Feed and meaI-Coarse =cornmeal and
cracked corn are quoted at $40. 25G21. so:
No. l feed, SIG. 50G21; No. 2 feed, so 500
Il; No. 3 feed, S20-75@21 so; graduated
cornmeaI in cotton sacks at the rate of
S2 .59d2.60 per bbl
Millstuffs-Bulk bran is quoted $12. 252
II so; bulk shorts, u. 756f13. Is; flour mid
dlings, 81. z5G14- 70; red dog, 140-lb sacks,
$40 :4o9zl1 %; feed in z0o-Ib sacks, 81 per ton
additional; in 16o-Ib sacks. $1.50 per ton
additional. Shipments, 2214 t9ns
Rye-The market held at Saturday.
range. No. 2 sold at 5eAc for spot and t
ole to go out; No. at Seize No. 2 rye
closed at sec. Receipts, Is cars; ship
ments, 8 cars.
Barley-Feed- grades are quoted 46c to
sec and mating grades 50d55c. Receipts.
81 ears; shipments, q cars
Hay-Upland fancy, $3.5o61o: upland
choice, Ssd$ 80; upland No. 1, IS seas; m ID
land. $.5e; medium, S7.5068: timothy.
choice, $l1q1 so; rye straw, choice, 81 50
as; wheat and oat straw, $3.50@I Re
Ceipts, 70 tons.