The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-17
LIVE STOcK BROKERS


Cables were Indifferent. Liverpool clos
ing unchanged to Nd higher.
July opened ssc lower at 71%972c, sold
to 7l9s@7lAc, and held quiet and dull
around this figure
The Price Current saws dry weather in
the Southwest has caused a moderate de-
cline in the wheat promise, but elsewhere
comd4tions are fine, although a general
rain is needed.
Corn was quiet and the trading light.
wheat.
The market held quiet to the close. July
7GA@7lc; September: 6S%9Ssc; May corn
closed at 40%c; July corn, 41c.
81. Urinary receipts were BIS 900 bu, against
$4,000 bu last year Clearances-Wheat
ceiyed l65 cars, and Duluth 49, against 1853
and 9S last year
Cash wheat held firm as to the premium
and before the close the offerings were
ABOUT cleaned up, but the market lacked
the snap Of yesterday. and concessions
were made on some lots. No. l
nnorthern brought 72&c for the average.
one car OF No. hard turned up, the first
for some time, and sold at 731kc. No. 2
northern ranged from 691ac for poor to
HAc for choice. averaging 70Hc. No 3
sold from 66c to 6Shc Low grades were
weak, selling down by 1c to 11kc all
around Some no grade brought CSC, and
some went at SOC to 5Sc.
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat open. High. Low. Thurs. Wed
July :...77ii%.ia 4 liz 7 7Ys 7g1s *
Sept: So 69ss 6S%-6S 68%-69 6s1S
wheat. bid, n1zc; calls on July wheat,
On Track-oficial closing quotations:
No No hard aS%c; e6 No e,-d,l northern adc;
corn, 40Ac; rye, 5O1sc; barley, 4O@53c; flax,
N;76; fax futures, July sl.74; May, $1.76.
Puts and Calls-Two o'clock report:
July wheat. nb@72c bid; curb July
wheat, 71sk@71%c sellers
Flax-The market was fairly steady and
nrm on the whole, but yesterdays top
at $l,7O Rejected brought $.61Q1. 60; no
grade sold At $155 for ordinary. Min
neapolis received 10 cars, against last
year. Duluth had 4 cars.
Closing prices were: Mi1tne2polfs-lCas
$l.75; to arrive, $1.75; May, 176; July,
d.t4 Duluth, cash, $l,7S to arrive, 81, rs;
May, SITS; October, Sis
ere steady as quoted, with n,illcrs de-
cnnging to shade. First patents ara
g11oted $4.O5@4.15; second patents, $3.50
S95 5G f'St clears $27c(l2 So second clears,
~ i0gt2 20. Shipments, 1915 bbls.
Millstuffs-Brar in bulk is quoted ST.. 20
g!l1o; shorts, $11.5O@11.75; flour mid
deIin 1 $i2 5Cql2 IS; red dog in 14O-lb sacks,
~
ton additional. Shipments, 1920 tons.
reed and Mea-Prices are steady as
quoted SIS; No. l feed. 1850; No. q feed
$l1; No. feed, 1850; graduated corn,
meal IN Gotten sacks at the rate of ST. 95
Corn.The market was steady without
much life; receipts running very light.
NO. yellow is quoted 4O%@4lc No. 3
corn, 4C%c: some No. brought 40ikc.
Receipts cars; shipments, cars.
,r1 Oats-Ihere was good demand for all
grades. and especially active demand for
CHOICE to fancy. Some No. white sold
at 2Sac. Quotations are: No. 8 white
17ssqZS1Ec; No oats, 2719@2Sc. Receipts'
10 cars; shipments, cars
Barley--l'he market was quiet. Feed
n 1su sSa dec qq 4Ssdo nomjnay 39@42c malt
,Rye-The market is firm and steady
NO, is quoted I 56A@5lc for choice. Re-
Hay-Choicc timothy is quoted stA.
M M4ln 1nes Upland $11.50@12; Iowa upIand
Sti:oogl2 Z, choice mixed. $1O@i0.5O: rVo
straw $65oQ7. Receipts, 1O4 tons.
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