The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-05

aged PIC under No. 1, nearly everything
In the grade going at 72l2c. No. sold
from 6oc to CSC, averaging Csc Elevators
took a good part of the best low grade
offerings. Choice rejected sold to 6G@61c,
and to 621ec for a few lots, the run of it
going at 53Q57c. No grade had wide
and below for poor lots. The market was
we'll cleaned up.
Range of wheat prices in Minneapolis:
Open. High. Low. Close Day:
S %SS ~ ~ t. +, Il e
On TrackNNo. 1 hard. N76Nc; No. /
northern, 74afc; No. northern, 7iA@72Ac.
May wheat, 741z@745sc; calls. May wheat
F1ax-The market broke off at the start
and sold from &c to Sc lower than Friday
all through No. l brought 81 .66, and the
selected lots In rejected sold at 81 .G56
166 There was q. lack of interest. Buy.
ers refused to come in, except for good
lots, and on some trades held out for con-
cessions OF the So cars In, about 80 came
on the floor and several lots were unsold
near the close. No grade, Of fair quality,
was held at SLIGO. Some ve,y poor no
grade sold at $780, A trade in choice
Fourteen cars were shipped. Minneapolis
received 81 cars, against 13 last year.
Duluth had Il and Chicago 49,
Minneapolis, cash, H.67; to arrive, $1:e6;
20
IS; May, H.74; September, $1.l71k
Flour-TNhe market is quiet and without
special change: Buyers, are Indifferent.
patents are quoted 81. O594. 10; Second pat
ents, So. S5Q4; first clears, 81. 90@S; second
clears, $1.9002 Shipments Friday and
Saturday, 50, S4S bbIs
Mlllstuffs-There are no changes to re-
port. Demand is active and steady. Bran
in bulk is quoted $11.25lD11 so; -four mid
dEngs, $l2@12. %; bulk shorts, $40. 51910 75;
cd Il in III or e
sacks, 81 per ton additional in 100-lb
sacks, 81 so per ton additional Shipments
two days, 1874 tons.
Feed and MeaI-Prices are firm and
steady. Demand is good on all grades,
and there Is a free movement. Coarse
cornmeai and cracked corn, $14; No.
feed, Is; No. 2 feed, $14. 70; No. feed,
Sl9, %; granuiated cornmeal in cotton
sacks at the rate of 81 80 per Dbl.
Corn-The casn market showed strength
throughout and held up remarkably well
IN view OF the tact that there was more
corn onered than for a long time. Re-
celpts ran to AT cars. All of this did
not come on the tables, yet there was an
abundance in sight. Several trades were
with Saturdays figures. No sold to
3212c, but no business was reported above
thls hgure: Quotations are: No. yell
low, 3512Q35a4c; No 8, 356351bc: No 4
corn, 35c. No. white sold at S5zc, and
3 corn to arrive at 321ac. Minneapolis
May corn closed at 36Ac Receipts. 447
cars; shipments, a.
Oats-The market was active and on
good lots prices ruled shade frmer
Choice No. white sold to 26c. No.
yellow oats sold at Csc. Very choice No
: white brought 261zc- Quotations are:
No. white. z15Q26c; No. 3, 25@25hc
Receipts cars; shipments, 20
BaTley-The market was active. No =
sold to soc for choice. ordinary going
around 46e. No. brought 48c to 53c
Feed grades are quoted at 40c TO 46c;
maltlng grades, 47Q53c. Receipts 16 cars
shipments, 4 cars.
Rye-The market is quiet and steady.
No. IS quoted at 4SQ4S12c. q Receipts,
cars; shipments. car
Hay-Minnesota upland, Ss@10; Iowa up
land, $9@lO.-9; coarse to medium, S761S;
rye straw, S5Q5. SO. Receipts for two
days, 56S tons; shipments, 81 tons.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.