The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-07

Will tie eject OF the strong CdSn SlfuoI-
tion, and sold to within lie of May
Primary receipts were $4,000, against
l.4il.75l, the last year figures being for
TWO days, and shipments 2S2,oD0. against
for two days were $4,000 bu. Minneap-
obs received S14 cars, and Duluth &c.
against 1913 and 12S, the last year figures
for two days.
At the end the market had sharp
break on heavy realizing. December sold
down to 7014c, closing at 70A@p705sc and
May closed easy at 1s4c Chicago closed
December at 7l7s@72c. New York re-
ported Is loads for export.
The cash market was active and firm.
In the No. 2 northern the same discrIm-
ination ruled as to cars. No. 1 northern
showed slight wayering in the premium,
the bulk of the grade going at 11sc to lac
over December. No. 2 in Great Northern
cars was in comparatively slow sale. No.
2 ranged from Ac to 1c under december.
No. wheat sold from Csc to $685. fol-
lowing the option. Rejected and no grade
were salable from. soc to Csc. Millers
bought freely of No. L northern to ar
rive, paying 72c to 724c for 1T.
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Wed. Tues
Psc ::..;;:. :79s,1 re 7a& 5ee-2s 7oh.
Curb Curl. on December wheat sus4
Calls on December wheat. -. .7oNM7las
On Track-Official closing quotations
Nov. 6: No. 1 hard, 1876 No. northern
aa se N ss Rerte oats, sassso N eorn
51lsM5SAc; No. 3 corn, 56%4c: rye. 57$4c;
barley 46@55c: flax. $1.46; fax futures,
November, 81 .49la; December, Sl.42; May,
Flour-Millers have advanced all
prices again by Zoe per bbl The mar
ket as now quoted is firm, and InIiiers
are turning down all bids for either
large or small lots at any lower figures
q
own firm prices. Miliers being heavily
sold ahead are not anxious for new Or
ders. except at full quotations. The
mills will grind heavily for some time
to come, unless the car situation sho1ld
compel temporary let up in the pro-
duction
Shipments for the day were only 1855
bbls, due principally to inability to get
cars to load out.
second patents, ss.75as IS: first clears.
81 $4,000; second clears, 81 .s5.
FlaX-No change of Importance was
noted in cash flax. Trading was on an
easier basis compared with Duluth No
Yenbe1. TIE bulk of No. l going at 1Ac
to 1c under No | to arrive sold at
ers are a little cautious and to some ex-
tent are pursuing a hand-tomouth policy
meanwhile watching the car situation
was pretty well divided between shippers
and crushers Minneapolis received go
cars. against 12G last year Duluth had
POS cars; Closing prices: minneapolis
81 .4s11ass December, $l.42; May. s1.46 Du-
luth-Cash. s1.47; on track, s1.47: to ar
rive. 81. 461s; November, 81 .451s; December,
81 AZ: May, Silly.
cars in. and not much cash trade result
ed. No. ) was quoted at 56ikc. AT the
close No. 8 yellow was quoted 571sa57Ac
Receipts cars. shipments none
.l..x, Ix..l had
oats. Some very choice No. white sold
at 3sc. This was far above the ordinary
market level, but for anything choice
5S1a @3S12c was obtainable. No. 5 white
closed at 3S1s4iSSsse. Receipts, 20 cars;
shipments, s cars.
Feed and Meal-Another advance was
made today in all feed prices. The mar.
ket shows the effect of the continued
ing is very strong. Coarse cornmeai and
cracked corn, $2l .56@21 .75: No. / feed So
az. rs; No. 2 feed. SO 5Gde22. To: graduated
cornmeal in cotton sacks, at the rate of
$2.7G per Dbl.
Millstuffs-Ah prices are advanced SOC
per ton. The market is strong as now
quoted. Millers report an increased de-
mand from the West and Southwest
Bran in bulk, $f4GD14 50; bulk shorts, Si4.5e
ais; -four middlings. SIS. 1906. Is; red
dog, S1S6lS. so; feed in 200-lb sacks ST per
ton additionat; in 1o9-lb sacks. 81. so per.
ton additional. Shipments, 1909 tons.
Barley-Barley receipts were only IS
cars today, and there was not much cash
trade in consequence. Demand was good
for choice lots and prices firm. Feed
grades are quoted 46@59c; mailing grades
50a55c. Receipts, s cars; shipments. Il
cars.
Rye-Rye climbed up. and at one time
in the session sellers were holding No.
2 at 52Ac. Sales were made at SIC, and
on later trades at 521ac. Demand is
active for rye. spot or to arrive; No. 2
rye closed at 51a4c bid Receipts. cars;
shipments 8 cars
Hay-Upland fancy. So; upland choice.
$S.75: upland. No. i. So. so: midland. $40
si2; rye straw, choice. s4.56a5: wheat and
oat straw, SS.50Qi. Receipts, LES tons.