The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-13
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, March II. = Wheat
oiPene9 1sc higher this morning. May at
.43sG, DIT lost the strength on the first
trades. The market eased off on selling
pressure and May dipped under 74c. self
Ing at 1880 il st before noon. The wire
service was patched UP as we'll as pos
Slnie' put was unsatisfactory at the best
ana communication with Chicago was
SUBJECT to frequent breaks. Liverpool
calre SD higher, which gave rise TO the
early strength, but there was enough long
lble supply estimate delayed from yester-
day came later. The figures show a de-
crease or 1,341,COO bu in wheat and the
total now stands at 55,S93.0G0 blu. After a
tl1ne lot OF Yesterdays gossip began to
drlb5le through. Mondays clearances
We're $4,000 bu. Worlds SHIPMENTS. L
72,OQ bu. The amount on passage in
creased IS6,O00 bu. Chicago sent a synop-
SIS OF the government report, making the
tota! reserve in farmers hands 12S 0JO, OG0
blu, but further details, Or the report in
full We're unobtainable up to noon Min
neapolis received 260 cars and Duluth lea.
against 250 and 1886 last year.
May corn opened at 35Ac, a shade over
yesterday. The tendency was easier
from from the start There were trades az
market neld at noon.
Bradstreet's figures on the available
world supply came in about noon and
We're for a decrease OF $4,000 bu.
The market closed easy, May at 1870
closed at S6$4c
The cash market was active. Millers
in good wheat. No. l Northern sold at
May p: ice to &c over. A good part of il
brought 7415c. No. 2 Northern was in
equally good sale and at satisfactory
with exceptionally choice lets going over
lie, while poor No. 2 sold at 69lac No. 3
showed good tone, selling to c7GI6Sc for
the best offerings. Ordinary No sold
oh
wheat on sale. Prices ranged from sec
tG 60c. No g.ade was more plentiful, and
was well taken over a range Of sc to sc.
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat. ing. est. est. Tues. Mon.
5 july ..75ss Z 7as 75% 'sS75 * * 75&
On Track-Otf1cial closing quotations:
No. hard, Zee; No. l northern. 74c: No 2
northern. 6S1@@7011c: oats. 26Ac; corn,
36iac; I'VE, 4S14c; barley 406D50c; flax, s1.53:
flax futures. May, $1.5S
Puts, May wheat, 74sa974Hc bid. Calls.
May wheat, 74Q741sc. Curb, May wheat,
73fkQ74c, sellers.
F1ax-The market was easier and about
in line with yesterday to a shade lower
There are good many small lots coming
that sell below full 6arload offerings
Rejected brought $1.44 to $146. No grade
was quoted around $1.4O, with sale of a
cars, against II cars last year. Duluth
had cars.
Closing prices were: Minneapolis-Cas
$l6S; to arrive, $l.53; May, S1.5S. Du-
luth-Cash, $1.56; to arrive, $1.56; May,
81. 60; Sept emher, $1.1S
F'lour-The market shows a little hes
itation on the unsettled wheat market.
First patents, $41410; second patents,
$3.S5Q4: first clears, $2.90G3; second clears,
1902 Shipments, 45.G72 hbls.
Millstuffs-There is continued good de-
mand and prices are firm as quoted.
Bran. in bulk is quoted at $13@13.25; flour
mddlings, S14@14.50; bulk shorts, 5 30
$13.5; red dog, i'll 1O-lb sacks. $145G0
14.15; feed in 2G0-lb sacks, 81 per ton ad-
ditional; in 10O-Ib sacks, $3.50 per ton adj
Feed and Meal-Prices are steady as
quoted below. Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn are quoted at $1425; No /
feed, $14.75; No 2 feed, $15.25; No. 5 feed,
$l5.75; granulated corn meal, in cotton
sacks, at the rate of 81 80 per Dbl.
of Importance from Yesterday. No. 8 yell
low, to arrive, brought &c. No. yellow
spot is quoted at 3624c; No. 8 corn. 961hc;
No. corn, 36c. Receipts, Il cars; ship
ments, 10 cars.
Oats-Quotations cover a somewhat
particular change. No. white is quoted
at 26@2615c; No 3 oats, 256251Ac; no grade
sold at Csc. Receipts, 10 cars; shipments,
8 cars.
Barley-Feed grades are quoted at A@
45c; mailing grades, 45@52c. Receipts. 2
cars; shipments, 4 cars.
Rye-The market is quiet around $50
4S12c for No. 2. One lot of No. 2 sold at
4SAc.
Hay-The market is steady Minnesota
upland is quoted at $1OWT0.50; iowa up
land, $10G10.50; coarse to medium, $3.50
8: rye straw. s6@6.5O. Receipts, 127 tons;
shipments, Is tons.