The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-22

OOo,O 600 bushels. and estimates the total
Warehouse stocks at 1O2. OoOoJ0 bushels.
PREVIOUS reports as to good condition of
the growing crop are said to be main
famed. May opened A@asc lower at
io74c Trading was light on a steady
lever, with a little sagging towards noon
When May sold to 75c. July opened at
764sc was relatively weaker and sold to
76AQ763sc. Primary receipts were 635. OG0
bushels, against $4,000 last year. Clear
ances wheat and flour 1S5, coo bushels.
Minneapolis received 1874 cars and Duluth
4S. against 1856 and 1923 last year
May corn opened unchanged at 1880
and turned weak, selling to 371kc
The close was quiet. May closed at
c o4%sgt BE- July, aSAc; March, 747sc; May
In the cash market there was a good
business and a show of Improvement
over yesterday. A part of the receipts
were qehVeTed direct on previous sale,
and the tables showed only moderate
offerings of milling wheat No. 1 north
ern sold on unchanged basis at May
prices to &c over, much of it at 7514c.
sold at 76Ac. No. 2 northern ranged from
7079c to lie for the bulk, choice going as
h1gh as 7114@7lAc, while some very poor
no. went at Csc. No. 3 wheat sold from
grade brought SIC to 6Oc
Inc Following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open High. Low. Wed. Thurs.
On Track-official closing c Quotations tons:
No ! hard, 765sc; No. ! northern, 745sc;
corn a75 hort r9a 1o, 66S9s@nc; oats 26c
$15S1k; flax futures, May, $i.5Sh
Puts and Calls-Two o'clock report:
1,5es. Lay wheat, ,74Ac. CalIs-May
Flax-The market shows Improvement
ahd was hrnler all around The ten
dency is to widen the range Rejected
SOLD from 81; 40 to Sl.46 and good rejected
VIII bring the outside. figure. No grade
sold from &.S7 to $1.3S for the best lots.
some poor, sour, no grade going at s1.25'
minneapolis received cars, against. i
last year. Duluth had none
ca G5RslR 8 nI prices fe Were; Minneap9lis
a.5S1&- Duiuth-1Cash, Si.5e1%: to arrive rive
<i F5as;r Mag. 81 sgS; september, 81 123S
re mo more quiet First patents are quoted
$S4:eSq4; IS; second patents, 50. $500. O5;
z.1O Shipments, Al 54 bbls
MlllStuffs-The market is firm, and
steady Bran in bulk is quoted at SIS
ql3,5a; lour middlings. $12 5O6a12. Is: bulk
shorts, $12. 1908; red dog, in 14Q-Ib sacks
fon 0V sddtion FEED In ,d aeolb sacks s. per
ton additional. Shipments 1,507 tons,
Feed and Meal-The market is steady
ana active Coarse corn meal and crack
ed corn are quoted at $1475; No. / feed
S15.25 No. 2 feed $15.75: No 3 feed
$l6.25; granulated corn meal in cotton
sacks at the rate of $3.50 per Dbl
Gorn-Pr1Ces were lower by about &c
all around IN sympathy with the easier
opuon Demand was fair. No. vel
!ow1s quoted 37AQS7S4c; No. 8 corn 373Ic:
NO. 4 corn, 36Ac. Receipts, % cars
SHIPMENTS, cars.
Oats-The market was active. and In
aDout the same tone as yesterday. The
range continues widening. No. 8 white "a
9uotea at ~ 2eQ27c; No. 8 oats. 25A@26hc.
receipts, Y cars; shipments, S cars.
Barley-The market is steady and quiet
reed grades are quoted at 40046c: malt
ing, grades, 4695Sc. Receipts. cars;
Rye-The market is quiet around 4SH,
Tor for No. Receipts. 2 cars
Hay-The m&Sket is steady. Minnesota
1 uplahd J. IS quoted at S10.50@I1: Iowa IN
dand, SlO5O@l1; coarse to medium ss596
.; rye straw, $6@6.50. Receipts, SIS tons:
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.