The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-06

| ceived during the morning. The nearby
| option received 3 at the close, while July
remained unchanged Corn was affected
| by the declines in America yesterday.
| prices being Esd lower. During the short
| session there was considerable liquidation
| on the part of longs and a further decline
| or &c in both options took place. LIVER
| pool closed weak Hq?d lower.
Inc crowd did not know just how to
take the Armour sales of yesterday. 1t
developed late yesterday that Armour
| mad sold to sea board exporters 1000 600
Du cash Duluth wheat and had refused a
| bid for 400, 600 bu additional From this ii
Would appear that the big Armour buy
| ing Yesterday was merely the taking i'll
| or hedge Armour also sold from Chi
cago 100000 bu bard winter at a high
price the total cash wheat sales from
chicago were 100000 bu. 1t made about
i'0V0VoO bu cash taken by the exporters
In all in one day.
Not much new short selling was seen
| here and with receipts again light the To-
cal market was free from any pronounc-
ed pressure.
The following was the range of prices;
Wheat open. High. Low. sat Fri !.
$ 5%y s. s. s. 81. s. ss. 6 s. g:
o; No, 1 hard wheat 73lkc; No /. North
eTh wheat, IO3sQ1lsc; No Northern
wheat t5Stsa69asc; No. 8 wheat. 6I7sQ6S5sc;
oats, 412442c; corn. 54d57c; rye sac. bsr'
s1.76; May, S176. - III O. April
Flour-Millers say the past week has
Lee1 IalrlY satisfactory. although not so
good as they had expected from the ac
tiNlty at the start. Inquiry was received
Today rom abroad, and some foreign
L t.osIi Is being. done daily. but nothing
~ cii; neaEy. ,PIlces are firm as quoted.
Shipments, 4S,07S bbls.
flrst patents are quoted $3.75d3S5 sec
ond patents, $3.654375; first clears, 81 35R
80; second clears, $2.150225.
Urinary receipts were 30 40 bu and
shipments, 5l4,OO0 against 822 G0J and i40
w last year the last year gIras being
Tor TWO days. Wheat and -four clearanceS
were lSO.N0 bu. Minneapolis had 1SG cars
ana Duluth 81, against a holiday last
year. Local stocks decreased by S22 J53
pu for the week, making the present to-
| tai II, $50, 373 bu.
The market closed at G12saG0Mc for
May. July closed a. 70l417e7sc, ana Sep,
| 707sG7lc.
lie cash market was again active. Fer
| No. northern Tic was obtainao'e. No.
scld at $3.50, and at 691@c A few cars
| or No. 2 brought zoe and a few C9asc No
! wheat sold at Csc to 69c. Rejected and
| no grade ranged from Csc down to &C
FlaXIIhe market was active and high
| err There was good demand. Rcceirts
were heavier by comparison with the-tast
| lew days and there was 4 satisfactory
| ciear-up No was quo,ed near the
Local stocks fell off by 81 1913 bu this
| week, owing to Withdrawals for crushing
| and the present stocw here is 743. SIS BIZ.
| Closing prices: Minneapolis Cash, $l.7G;
! to arrive, $1.76; April, $1.7G: May. SIG
! Duiuth-Cash, $ll5a4; on track $l.75A to
arrive, $.75a4 May, $l.76A September,
| $780, October, $1.32
Corn-There was a good trade in corn.
! Prices We're firm No. yellow closed at
5345lc. Receipts We're 13 cars and ship
] nents cars.
| Oats-Oats we're active. There was de-
| mand for choice lots. No. 9 white oats
closed at 411aG42c. Receipts, - cars
| shipments, 5 cars
] Feed and MeaI-Coarse cOrnmeaI and
| cracked corn, $40; No. / feed ST. No 3
feed, go; No. feed, $23: graduated corn
meal in cotton sacks at the rate Of S. 80
! per Dbl
Millstuffs-B in bulk is quoted at
| Sl2 per ton; bulk shorts, Sl2; -four mid
! dlirGs, sl4; red dog, SIS .756l6; feed in 300
| 10 sacks 81 per ton additional: in 100-lb
sacks, 81 so per ton additional. Shipments
| cars.
Rye-No. 2 closed at 53c Receipts, 2
| cars; shipments, 8 cars.
! HaY--The market is a little frmer. Up
land fancy S.S04S; upland choice. 81 50:
| No. l, 81: midland, SG.25; medium Sc: tim
| othy choice, $ll4l150; rye straw, choice,
| $4Q4. 80. Receipts, 20 tons.
State Grain Inspection.