The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-05

May. Locally there was run of 9o7
cars, with slightly easier turn in me-
dunn grades, but demand for contract
wheat was good. Corn had a strong turn
and was largely leader in the days
strength.
Primary receipts were 1,409,556 blu,
against 1,119,2l2 last year. C1earances in
wheat and flour, $4,000 blu. Minneapolis
received 907 cars, against 764 last year.
Duluth had 1873 cars.
The cash market was badly mixed In
general the tone was firm. OF the 90i
cars in, larger portion graded No.
than has been the rule of late The grade
was taken at 1azc over December, and
there was a demand for No. 1 to arrive.
The No. northern was weaker and low
er, except for such lots as were in cars
available for prompt reloading with -four.
The car situation continues a leading
factor in the cash market. No. north
ern sold at December price, at 1s@a4c
under, and some few lots at 1c under.
The range for the day on No. was
11zc. No. wheat sold from 66c to 66Ac.
Rejected and no grade from 5Sc to 65c.
Closing.
Wheat Open. High. Low. Mon. Sat.
p pss =. 49, ssa ~ Ill., s So g g. 81
On Track-offlclal closing quotations:
No. / hard, 73c; No. l northern, Tic; No.
2 northern. 6SA@6SAc: to arrive, 6Sc; No.
yellow corn, 5s11ssa57c; No; 5 white oats.
Flour Strength In cash wheat makes
the market very firm. Quotations today
Millers report a light inquiry, but In gem
erai sales are satisfactory. Shipments
for the day were 77,756 bbls. First patents
are quoted So. 75d03.S5; second patents, $3.50
0370 first clears, &. S0G29 50; second clears,
1925
Flax-The general market was firm and
steady at Saturdays lsvel. Receipts. at
Northwestern markets and Chicago to-
fnIr 1nf r.1rif l,<1
had been expected. There was no ma
terial pressure on futures. Locally the
spot market was a shade easier. No. L
sold at $1.4415 and rejected at ST. $500
l 80. Some No. l sold at $l.45. Towards
the close the market was easier and clos
ing prices Were lower than Saturday.
Minneapolis received 1S5 cars. against 50
had 1874 cars, and Chicago SO cars.
455z to arrive! i've, s1ts Nsv EN-, 81;
cash, sl44; on. track: STA; to arrive
81. 43t2; November. $1.421a; December. $i.S9;
Corn-The market was strong and frac-
3 sold at 6a@57c. and no grade at 5sc:
No. brought 561sc At the close No. 3
yellow was quoted 561a@57c. Receipts. II
cars: shipments, 3 cars.
Oats-Oats sold higher by about 1ac
in the early tradesi. Feed men were
buyers. No. white closed firm at 3711s
45t@sc. Receipts, ~ cars; shipments,
car
Feed and Meal-.ouotatons are csc
higher, in sympathy with the higher
range in cash corn and oats. Coarse
cornmeal and cracked corn, s20.75621: No.
] feed, S21@lM %; Ne. 2 feed, s2150@21 IS;
No 3 feed. $2l.75 granulated eornmeal, in
cotton sacks. at the rate of $3.50 per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures report the market
showing continued strength and activity,
with prices firm as quoted below. Bran In
bulk, 15.50914; bulk shorts. s'4a14 50: flour
middlings. Sl55aalo.75: red dog. st7.75611S:
feed in 200-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional;
in 1G0-lb sacks, $1.00 per ton additional;
shipments. 2.236 tons.
Bariey-The market was steady and
fairly active Feed grades are quoted at
4SGay0c; mailing grades. s4@55c. Rece:p
II cars; shipments. Il cars.
Rye-The market continues active and
firm. Demand is active for rye spot or
to. arrive. No. 2 rye closed at Sic. Re
ceipts, 10 cars; shipments. cars
today and prices are little higher all
around. Upland. fancy. 50: upland, choice.
$50; upland, No. l. S. So midland, @7.sa:
| medium, $6.50GgI: timothy. choice. si2; rye
straw, choice, s4.5eaG5; wheat and oas
| straw, $3.5GQi. Receipts. 1s7 tons.
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