The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-25
Minnesota.

reported close to a million bushels all
told, including some 25e,OO0 bu for the
seaboard, and the continent took six car
goes. New York wired that aside from
the good cash inquiry there was foreign
buying of wheat futures
Bradstreet'S figures were for total
decrease of 100000 bu-
May wheat opened at 711bc dropped to
11sQ71Ac and sold up to 71is@72c. July
opened at 72%c and sold TO 73140732sc
September was less active holding
around fOAQ703sc. The government bulle-
tin says 1t has been a week of abnormal
ly cold weather over the whole country
with heavy precipitation in he Ohio val
ley. Corn planting IS slow, with none
done north of the Ohio river. and extern
sIVe replanting necessary over the South
ern states. The previously reported prom
lslnS condition of winter wheat is MAIN
tanned Primary receipts were $4,000 blu.
against 29f00 bu last year. ClearanceS,
wheat and flour, 225, CO bu, and corn, 49,
0Ga bu. Minneapolis received ZOE cars and
Duluth 20 cars, against 175 cars and 50
cars q year ago.
41c and easedv off to 407sc where it held.
The market was quiet
The market held strong to the end
May sold to 7ZD721sc, and closed at 717sc
July closed at 1874 473$sc; September clos
ed at nc. May corn closed at 1880; July
corn, 41Ssc.
The cash market was active Millers
were buyers of No. /, taking everything
in sight. The average price for this
grade was TIC. There is still consider
able wheat coming out of terminals, but
So far this week there has been less load
ed out than last week. No. 2 northern
sold at zoe to 71Ac, showing more scat
tered range, some No. 2 going as low as
CSC. No. 3 wheat sold from &c to 6715c
Rejected and no grade We're very firm
ranging from SIC up for anything good
and number of lots sold up to &c and
&C.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low; Wed; Thurs.
July 49,; .72 q ISIS l25s-1s 78R ~
No. northern, 6s7s@797sc; oats, &c; corn,
4Il4c; rye, 49c;. barley. 4e952c; fax, $l.5S;
fax futures. May, $3.50
Puts and Calls o'clock report: Puts.
May wheat, 7112G71c, sellers; calls, May
wheat, i2ssc, sellers; curb, May wheat,
EA@7l7se bid
Flax-The market was active and high
er. Receipts were very light. Choice re-
jected sold up to lag; ordinary brought
$1.47; no grade sold at $40. Minneapolis
received cars, against last year. Du-
luth received none; Chicago, cars.
$1.58; to arrive, $1.5S; May, $1.60. Duluth
Cash, d.61; to arrive, 1.61; May, Sl.62;
September, $1.2S.
sales were reported. First patents are
quoted $3S5Q3.95; second patents, 1850
3.75; first clears, 81. 9503.05; second clears,
$2G2.10 Shipments, SO, 429 bbls.
Mllstuffs-The market is steady Bran
in bulk is quoted S12G12.50; bulk shorts.
S11.5O@11. Is; -four middlings. $12 50G13: red
dog in 140-lb sacks, $14 5G014. Is; in 200-Ib
sacks, 81 per ton aditional in 100-lb
sacks. $50 per ton additional. Shipments,
1855 tons
Feed and Meal-The market is firm and
steady. but there is no advance, although
corn is again higher Coarse cornmeaI
and cracked corn are quotes $16; No /
feed, $3.50; No. 2 feed. ST.; No 3 feed,
$3.50 graduated cornmeai in cotton
sacks, at the rate of SIG per bbi
Corn-The market was quiet; No. 8 yell
low is quoted 41g411ac; No. 8 corn Ac.
Receipts, Is cars; shipments, cars
Oats-The market was active and firm.
No. white IS quoted 261s@271Sc; No. ;
oats. 26G261ac Receipts T3 cars: ship
ments, 6 cars.
Barley-The market is steady. Fed
grades are quoted 3s943c; mailing grad
H055c. f1' -
oRye-The market is steady at 1870
48Ac for No. rye Receipts, 4 cars:
shipments. 4 cars
Hay-Choice timothy is quoted s14: Min
nesota upland. S1150912; Iowa upland
II 5Od12; choice mixed. s1e@1O5O; rye
straw. s6.50Q7 Receipts, Al tons.
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