The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-30

at the seaboard for export. September
crossed at 60Bc; December Csc; july
wheat closed at 644Hc.
The cash market was very quiet for
tlhe' out late in the session there was
more activity, and the day shows q
Sood volume of business at firm prices.
Local mlIlers were slow to take hold ar
nrSt' pending the outcome of the labor
dlihculty and the possibility of interfer-
e ece with the present heavy grinding.
NO. / northern dragged for = time Tba
basis was about the same at IIc over
september No. l to arrive was in fair
sale sale At 661@c No. ranged from 651hc 10
g ~ Tor spot, and No. from 6315c to Coo
tseJecteu wheat and no grade were ac-
1--WE. REJECTED sold from CSC to 6Gc and
no grade from sic to SIC
e,; Futs and Calls-Puts, September wheat,
6tAc; calls, September wheat 65zsc: curb
september wheat, 65Sc
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Mon 62s'n Sat
SEPT . .:... 6 6eH:N s4z.% s s5% S S$&
DGG 49,. CTS 67A 662s G6R, 6Sis
flour-Millers were a little mixed this
morning as to what quotations to put
out. With the lower range in wheat a
uecIlne of at least l0c per Dbl in flour
Woulu be IN order, but there is the nOssi
pIIlly mat the output may be restricted
oy lapor troubles, and IL the event of
strike rrllIerS would very likely holst
quotations 25c per Dbl all around. II is
question, therefore, OF about 35c per
ing upon whether or not the mills are
handicapped by lack Of men MeanwbTle
quotations are nominally as given be-
low:
Shipments We're Is ,3l4 bbls.
,,, u irst patents IL are quoted $tG4.1O; sec
ohd patents, $S.S0Q3. 80; first clears, s.. 500
., second clears, &. 20
IaN-Ihe market was active at 81 60 as
the bdSiS for good rejected Three carS
were sold at this figure. Small lots in
SACKS brought $l.SO. No grade in sacks.
sold around S1.70. -, -
Receipts were cars, against none last
year Duluth had none '.'.. osll
Closing prices: Minneapolis - Cash
$l-a; September, $1.57; October, SL5r. Du,
b tasA-G ASH A1o; September, $1.60; Octo-
Corn-The market was very active.
WIN 81 cars in the offerings or more
than for any day of late. Prices varied
yellow to 4gizc for No. corn Ordinorv
NO. ) brought 50GJj01sc. Some business
was done in No. to arrive at about the
same same Isures as for spot. Receipts, 50
cars; shipments, l car.
OatsEIhe market was easier but ac
i've. HE outside figure reported was
oo1sc- TINS for No. whte--and in No.
but the bulk sold at 34G6S5c. No grade
oats sold at 33c. Receipts, % cars; ship
mGnts. cars.
Fed and Meal-Prices are lower by Soc
per ton all around, this being in line
with the lower corn market and easier
tendency in oats Demand is reported a
Httle less active. but still very good.
CCarse cornmeal and cracked corn. $3.50
~; No. ! feed, S20d2O50 No. 2 feed
$ZO.0O9I; No. 5 feed S216621. so: cornTneai
IN cotton sacks at the rate of S225 Der
Millstuffs-The strength in the mill
stulIs market is maintained and this
morning millers are putting out quota
lions again higher by soc per ten all
around Demand is reported active and
SAFES large. Bran in bulk is now u1oted
S.1;33.o0t1l4; bulk shorts S1461450; flour MD
di1ngs, $l5@l5.50; red dog, in f40-lb sacks
Nf@Ih50; feed, in 200-lb sacks 81 20 ne,,,
toB additional. Shipments l. 4G6 tons
Rye-Nlne cars were in this morning
more than On any day for some time
NO sold at 52c. There was a good de
4ahd for new rye at full quotations.
NO Z Is quoted 521ac. Receipts q cars
BarIey-One trade was reported in No
. at soc: feed grades are quoted 3gfD45c
one one car new, weighing 50 lbs, brought
4Sc receipts cars; shipments car
Hay-Ihe market is very firm as
quoted. The demand is good: upland
fancy, Sl1: upland choice. s98l0: upland
NO l, 5000 50; midland, $SF69 30: medium
$ :IS SIT, timothy, choice S1@11 80; No !.
Mg. 50ull; rye straw, choice. s. 75S17 Ok.
%heat and oat straw, 500 Receipts
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