The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-31

Dullpess followed, the market dragging
along with scarcely any business doing
either here or in Chicago.
Primary receipts were 10000 bu and
shipments S4l 900 bu, against 4l5,O00 and
$4,000 last year. Clearances wheat and
tour, $4,000 bu Minneapolis received
400 ears and Duluth 167, against 333 and
III last year The market was firner
at the end, December closing at 67s1GJ
61#c; May, 7014@7G$sc. Chicago closed
December 703s07Gl4c
Low grade wheat had an easier tone
III the cash market and on some lots
ranged GOWN to q cent under Yesterday s
ngUres. This weakness was not felt in
the good milling wheat, and prices on No
and No. were maintained. No / to
arrive was again in demand. Millers and
elevators continue buying on this basis
no special change was noted in the three
top grades, No. holding around IAc
over December for choice. No. at 14@11c
under December, and No. 8 about &c
under for the average. The weakness
was confined to rejected ana no grade
some of which was unsold to noon and
offered at concessions.
The following was the range Of prices
Wheat Open. High. Low. we'd eiot Tues.
May .....7oA-3s 7012-ss 701s 70A-3s 7O3s- s
Dec 80. ....s77ssi 6s az S 81 * S7%
Curb On December wheat. 67%G677sc:
puts on December wheat, 675s 657@4c to
6l34c; calls on December wheat, 677sd6Sc
On Track-Oncial closing quotations,
Get. 20: No. hard, 715sc; No. northern,
6g5sc; No northern. 671sc; No. 8 wheat
659sQ66SSc; oats, 3614636S4c; corn, 54lh@
59212c; rye, 5o4c; barley, 46Q55c; flax, 81 40
lax futures, 81. 45; November, 81. 451a; De
cember, $1.4245; May, S1.441b.
Flour-Prices hold without change. The
general market is firm. Demand contin-
ues active. Sales are running nltle
under last week, but are satisfactory to
cate. There is an active small lot in
CURRY for prompt delivery to domestic
trade. Shipments, 81, 152 bbls
First patents are quoted Sc. 7Gd3. so; sec
cEd patents, s.. 55d3. 65: first clears 81 II
QZ,S5; second clears, 81 90
F1aX-There is no appreciable let-tlp in
the good flax inquiry Demand was keen
on the choice lots Prices We're well in
me with Yesterday, and d few sales Of
cholce NO. L We're made at range of
to ll2c over yesterdays close. Receipts
mere We're lighter, and carried only a
small percentage of good No. 1 seed.
IIaders look for moderate increase af-
ter the closing OF deliveries on Duluth
october contracts. 1t is also expected
local receipts will then carry a larger
percentage of contract seed. On spot
NO. l the quotation at noon was
asked Rejected sold at SC TO DC under
the NO. l price. No grade flax was
salable at 81 3Qll 49, according to condis
ton. Minneapolis received 81 cars, com
paIGu WIN q :, last Year. Duluth re-
- Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash,
l.46; to arrive, $1.46; October. 81 Is: No,
xember, 81 .451z; December, 81 425s; Nav.
Sl14@; Duluth cash, $14S; to arrive
$I:4tf2; october. S1.4S; November, 81. 46Ib :
December, $1.43A; May, $1.46
Corn-The market was firm and steady.
NO. yellow sold at 5415c No 3 yellow
was quoted at the close at 5415@551bc. Re
ceIpts, cars; shipments, none.
Oats-Prices were shade firmer
Choice No white sold to 365s636sIc Al
the close No. 8 white is quoted S6KG
36s4c. Receipts, q cars; shipments. / car.
reed and Meal-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn are quoted at S2OG20. q: No
iced. $20.25t20. 30; No 2 feed. 500. 50621 +.
NO. ) feed, $21@21. 25; granulated cornmeai
IN cotton sacks at the rate of $3.50 ner
Millstuffs-Prices are steady as quoted
Inc general market is without change Of
IMPORTANCE Bulk bran is quoted S13G5
10; bulk shorts, $14G14.25; flour mid
oinngs, SIS. 5GQl6; red dog in 140-lb sacks.
II, ,5GnlS; feed in 200-lb sacks, 81 per ton
ad9ltlonal; in 1O-lb sacks 81. so per ton adj
Utlonal. Shipments, 1,7I tons,
Rye-Prices We're firm on the hasis of
DC Tor No 2. No. 2 rye closed at 500 g
keceIpts cars; shipments cars a
Barley-Choice No. 3 brought 54c and
from this figure the range was down 70
doc fer no grade. The market was actit,o
and trade lively Feed grades are
quoted fS@50c; mailing grades, 5Od54c.
receipts. . cars; Shipments Is cars.
Hay-Cpland fancy, IS. 25@S. so: upland
NO ], $SllS. %; midland, Sc. 506D7 so: me
dium, $d0f so; timothy, choice, SlO. 5O011 /:
rye straw. choice, $4.50Q5; wheat and oat
straw. %3,5ta4. Receipts, 146 tons; Ship
nents, 10 ions