The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-03
MINNEAPOLIS.
Closing.

MINNEAPOLIS, jan 2-The new year
tfS>dlng began in wheat with a strong,
pool was firm, closing SD higher St
Louis sent reports Of good cash business,
VITA wheat sold to go to Texas There
was some accumulation of country bly,
ing orders over the holiday. Many trad
ers are already talking of a January
rise Others do not believe the present
statistical position warrants it, and look
I0r an advance ultimately, but not until
cline.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu.
against $4,000 last year, and Shipments
$4,000 bu, against 249,000 bu Minneap-
oils had 703 cars for two days, against
1872 1872 for one DAY last year, and Duluth
l3, against 81. Wheat and flour clear
ances were 900 bu.
The market was stronger after noon
ana May sold to 7914c, July going to soc.
AZ the close May was quoted 7S7c; July,
iSszc Chicago closed May at S2&c
Inc cash market held firm against
heavier offerings, and demand was good.
no. northern sold at &c to 1c under
May, No. to arrive going at 1c under.
removing the option, the range was a
little wider and No. went from T7sLc to
IS1sc, the bulk at 78c. No. 2 northern
gang at nc. No. wheat had range
OF 7Sc to 7514c, a good part of it going
a.; at I474c or better. No grade was active.
The extreme range on rejected and M
grade was Coo to 7S1kc. ~
Following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Thurs rSs, Ties
Jug Mdy ....7 g So 7s S 7 7sS ~ 3 is
1 1l an May wheat............78 7sQD79 LIS
P Puts on May wheat. ISL ss617S8s
Calls on May wheat. .fy3l 61797k-S0
On Track-Oh1cial closing Quotations
Jan. 2: No hard, S0asc; No. / lTl11Gi1s
ern, 777sc; No. northern, 1850. No
eMoaeseat, 749s@955sc; oats. 447sc; corn, $3.50
e eV74c; rye, 62Ac; barley, 5566Oc; fax.
81 5715. - : - way @i-''72' January
Flour1At present quotations, which are
&c per Dbl lower than Tuesday, the mar
ket remains out Of line with foreign
views and no business is obtainahIe ~
nestle buyers continue doing little asia
from supplying their immediate wants
me Iact lat large mills are down at
D -,ai1, and some in the Southwest. as
wei as here, will hold down nrod11c+io,1
ana tend to tighten flour stocks in on
eral Buyers may have to come in later
puI cannot be induced to stock up heavily
on the present price basis.
shipments for the day were 6I. 317 hills
First patents are quoted at 81 e5G4 *.
Sc patents, $3.S503.95; first clears
szS502.95; second clears, $50.
f1aA-An excellent demand ruled for
max, although the market was very mar
row. About 30 per cent of fhe recaiTto
went Tor delivery on previous sale to ar
rive, and the market was not oyerstacIr
ca. NO. sold to crushers, elevator men
o oh S.nipperS, all classes Of buyers being
apOut evenly represented. No / brought
sl,2t12. Rejected sold at $1.56Q1. 5615. Re-
Gelpts We're 81 cars, and shipments IL cars
D GIatil had % cars, and Chicago IA
q S5 7Tf prices: Minneapolis = Cash,
SSi:oI12; to arrive, &.571a; January. S.571b:
May, $i691a. Duluth-Cash, 81 .561k: on
track, $l.57; to arrive, $157; January.
81. 5614; May, $1.5934 -
Corn-Everything in corn ran to No
al md
was salable at 5615@571hc. No. 4 sold AZ
571ac for the bulk. A few lots of No i
went a shade higher. No. yellow closed
at 6eAc Receipts, So cars; shipments, 80
oats-There was good trade in oats.
brought 44c. No grade was saIable around
45c. At the close No 3 white was quoted
ct 441zc. Receipts, 4S cars; shipments,
Feed and meaI-The market is Quiet and
easy as quoted Coarse cornfneal and
cracked corn, $23.25; No. 1 feed, $24: No. 2
aeeo. sz4.59; NO. feed, SIS; granulated
81. IS per Dbl -
Millstuffs-The market is without i'm
portant change in any particular. and
Pa STah IN pulk IS quoted at SIS; bulk shorts,
$I6; flour middlings, $18. 50G19; red dog
s1Q50; FEED in 2O0-lb sacks. 81 per ton ad-
Gitional; in 10o-lb sacks. S1.5O per ton ad-
Z, Shipments, ESP tons
hyeLIne market was a shade easier on
some trades. At the close No. was quot
co at ENC bid. Receipts, 9 cars; ship
ments, cars.
Barley.The market was weaker Ms.
s 500 at 5o12c I. o. b. No. sold up TO
53S12e; and some other No. went at 551bc
Feed grades, 55@57c; mailing grades, SO
eVc; Receipts, q ears; shipments, 10 cars.
Hay = Upland, fancy, $S08 %; upland,
choice, $50; upland, No. /. S7G7 80. mid
land, 81; medium, $3.50; timothy. choice.
$llGtll.50; rye straw. choice, $45Oa5; wheat
and oat straw. $3.50 Receipts, 126 tons:
Is tens.
State Grain inspection