The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-14

reacting to 7424c. Later there was fur
Their decline, with May 7412c at noon. Chi
cago wired that there were private Liver
pool cables there to the effect that Rus
sian and Argentine offerings continue
heavy. At noon the Bradstreet figures
came out, showing an estimated increase
of 100000 Blu. The market stuck at 7412c
and was quiet but firm. Primary receipts
were 1863, 600 bu, against 600 bu last year.
Clearances, wheat and flour. without the
New York report, were 357, coo blu. Mime
apoliS received 619 cars and Duluth A cars
AGAINST 209 cars and 81 cars a year ago.
The close was strong on short covering
principally. May touched 75c, closing 747s
@75c.- July closed at 7514@753sc; Febru-
Demand for cash wheat was satisfac-
tory. No. L Montana sold at the May
price. A few very choice cars brought a
premium, but the May figure was the ba-
sis. On No. 2 northern prices varied. A
large part of this grade went at zoe.
Cholce brought up to nAc, and some
ordinary went below Zoe No. wheat
was in fair sale at 6Sc to 66c for good lots.
Ole to &c for poorer. Low grade prices
did not change much from Monday Re-
]ected and no grade dragged little in
me til poor lots, but were well taken before
the close; Rejected brought sec to 5Sc for
good, but some of the grade went at SOC
to SIC No grade sold from soc Ito SIC
for the bulk of it.
The following was the range of prices:
May .,...,7411s Il IS z41@-H Is 74s5-h
July 74$ 75]z-% 747s 7511a-5s 70 liz
NJ On Irack- Off closing quotations:
30 N0. northern, 69@72c; oats, 26tic; corn,
SS s. Sc; rye, 4l7&c; barley, 4O@53c flax,
Sli30Izs; max futures, May, $1.661a.
7412g74@Se; calls, 72Es@721Ac;- curb. 74x675c''
FIaX-Ihe market made a turn for the
better this morning, selling on an aver
age &c over Monday. Fifty-four cars
curry coming principally from shippers
ana outside buyers. No grade was well
taken and there was not much in sight
t ErlGes ranged from $1:45 to $780, Two
STa AGES We're reported in No 1 flax, at
$i.5S and at $1.63. Minneapolis received
"a cars, against 2 last year. Duluth
Closing prices were. nrinnoao,,.
sash si11 $4SlK; to. arrive, $16i1Z; May
$L6672; Duluth, cash. $751;: to arrive
$liS412; May, $1.6915; September, Sis
Of ioutLnLhe market is quiet and steady
az unchanged prices First patents are
9uIoted at $4G5@415; second patents. s.. &
g Goe Irst clears, $29OQ3; second clears,
sli %If2s+ ,,f Shipments 1 S7Sso. bbls.
fair II demand. Bran in bGifSt, Sii '5oI a
I.I5; flour middlings, S12012 4. hill
SSiH4orts' S1Igll 25;, red dog, in 14O-Ib sacks
G Gi+i nego IN 2 20OTLb sacks 81 per ton ad3
ol I Shipments, S,07S tons.
reed and Me8l-The, market is s+a,,d,,
ana arao,- active Coarse cornmeal and
No - S0t III, 9Ie;l 70; NO. feed, S1425.
NO Ieed, $l4.75; No. 8 feed, Si5.25. gran
ula6ed : c @ mn in cotton sacks at the
rate of $1.90 per Dbl ct INC
90 C4rn III was an active trade in
sooo lots. No 3 yellow sold to AL -.
choice No. to 3Gllc; No. 3 yellow TU12i y,
3Tuoted at S6QS634c; No. 3 corn, 5515GS36c.
No. mo; T. S57ac. Receipts. 127 cars; shin,
ments, 10 cars. snip
M Oats-Choice No. white sold to 1850
me ne market was stronger and more az:
H H quotations: No. 3 white, 26a2s1sc.
s sfI . oats zoA@26c. Receipts, So cars:
Basrley-There was fair demand Feed
gIa9 d are quoted 40@46c. MaItin@
5a' 46QoSc Receipts, cars; shin.
fo Ry Re market is quiet around 47xc
~ Hia4y S--a upland is quoted ss@
~, Iowa upland, 5000; coarse to me65e
UNI, $650Q6; rye straw, sos "a "a iiie 9a
celpts' l94 tons.
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