The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-30
state Grain Inspection.

Total 80 1857 " %
Other Grains-Winter wheat, SO cars;
No. corn, 10; No. A, s; no grade corn,
u: No. oats, Is; No. oats, 6; no grade
oats, L; No. 2 rye, s; No. 3 rye, l; No.
barley. 1; No. 4 barley. 49,, No. bar
rejected fax. AZ; no grade fax, 5; No. 1
northern fax, l.
Cars Inspected Out-No. hard, 1; No.
-25; rejected, 5; no grade, %; No. 8 corn,
i; No. 4 oats, 10; no grade oats. 5; No.
g barley, /; Nc. barley, 10; No. barley,
g. no grade, IA; No. flax, 4; rejected
FIour-AIillers report continued active
demand, and this morning sales were
gwen little larger than earlier in the
week. Domestic buyers are taking the
hulk of the OUTPUT. Business runs prin-
-cipally- TO moderate and small lots, but
in the aggregate sales are. large.
Shipments, 1852 bbls.
First patents are quoted s3.65a3.7 sec
.ond patents, $S50GS.60; first clears, $2.75
:62S5; second clears 1920.
FlaX-Duluth November flax made
sudden upturn this morning, selling from
- Wednesdays close, at $1.321a. up to
81 .4012. .Belated shorts were said to be
covering at the end of the month, and
there was some sharp bidding The local
November basis, but the trade followed
the option advance only in part, and
then disregarded it and worked indie
pendently. Buyers pulled out on any at
Some sellers tried to work on the De-
cember basis. Demand here was good.
No. l seed sold largely at $1.3S, few
cars going at $1.S9. Rejected held around
81 So. No grade sold down as low as s1.26
for some lots. Crushers and shippers
were buyers. Local receipts We're 126
= cars. against "A last year; shipments,
cars. Duluth had S9S cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash,
$1.37 to arrive, $1.96; November, $1S4;
6ecenber, $l.95A; May. s. 40. Duluth
%. 20 a11at,
$1.ss; December. s1.85k;. May, s1.A.
Corn-sReceipts were heavier than for
some time. a good part running to low
grades. No. corn Old sold at G0c No
corn at 5S95SKc. At the close. No. 8
yellow was quoted 6olkc. Receipts, so
cars; GAipments, 6 cars.
OatS-The market was firm and active.
No. white oats brought 42c and No.
white 4204275c. Demand was good for
choice lots No. 9 white closed at 42slc.
Feed and Meal-The market Is very
firm. Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn,
$22 5e0l22.75: No. 1 feed. S23G23 70; No 2
feed, S2S F0d24; No. 8 feed. $24624.S5; gram
: rate of $3.50 per Dbl.
MiHstuffs-Prfces firm as quoted The
market. continues very active, with an
exceptionally good demand. Shipments
1850: bulk shorts s1SG19: flour nuiddlings,
$19s720; red dog, $20d20.59: feed in 9o0-lb
sacks, 81 per ton additional: in 1eO-lb
sacks. $1.s0 per ton additional. Ship
mrntS 9.S47 tons
Barley-T'he market was strong. but
without special feature. No. sold at
&c for choice. Feed grades are quoted
se45lc;;- mailing grades, 54@56kc. Re
ceipss. q cars: shipments, cars
Rye-The market was stronger than
ever at the close TODAY. No. sold at
5el$c No. 2 rye closed at 5614c bid Re-
eeiuts. II cars; shipments. 1 car.
Hay-The market lis a little easier and
quotations are about the best ohtaina-
BILE fgures for choice lots. INLAND fan
land No 1. $S@S.50: midland. $7.50as:
medium. s616.50; timothy. choice. SIS. so:
rye straw. choice. $50: wheat and oat
straw, $50 Receipts, 16S tons