The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-06
MINNEAPOLIS.

| "AA0NNs ~ 1AOuAS 1t74 1854
MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 5.-Wheat fell
] of again today in price and Minneapo-
! lis May lost &c up to noon. This was
| on the whole, about the dullest day in
/ the grain market for a long time From
! the opening of the session there was
lance for an hour. All markets were
! alike May wheat held for nearly an
| hour in Chicago at 78@781sc. Weakness
was the prevailing sentiment, and the
| local market apparently was in shope
| 70 break on any material pressure, but
| the same lack of bearish aggressiveness
that was a feature yesterday was noted
| again: The opening here was nc lower,
| 74xc for May, this on a little warm r
| weather in the West and Southwest.
| NOT much wheat was offered, however,
ana the market rallied to 745sM7434c The
! bears were afraid to put out short
wheat, fearing rally on any news Of
| an encouraging nature. The bulls were
ereEi8, AFRAID hd to buy muc4, as the inn
| heavy operators in Chicago were short
| good lines, and that as soon as the
W. 4it moderated they would endeavor
70 put chicago May to where they could
cover probably. The market finally met
WITH IN, Surnclent pressure to put May down
| against ~, 600 bu last year., and shin
! ments 147,O blu, against 228,OoO hi
n Mohea a,t and flour clearances showed 352,-
wv pu - Receipts in the local market
year, while Duluth had s. aeain 1Sf 90 3SSI
Droomhall cabled that general dullness
i anu JACK OF outside. demand caused an
| InactlVe opening in Liverpool, with
prices sd lower 1t was, he reported a.
| scalpIng market during the entire morn
fIis oc session, A further slight decline Of
u ~ occurred towards noon. Corn opened
~ rover on realizing and later the near
| py option lost sd further A nrivata &C 7
PIE from Argentine states that some rain
mas fallen: but it was not sufficient to
meet requirements -
At the close the market turned weakAr
EEL agaIn a 61d~ Milnneapolis May sold down to
May. 74Ac; July. 1889; February 7Si I,f'
Chicago May closed at 77%c. '072''
oh Inc cash market showed no special
b Ie 81 MN mo, 1 northern was again saIa-
! undef. With receipts very light and a
good demand, there was. no miiiin@
xii ed gra hsae on o sale after the first round
/! wheat sold from 71hc TO 1880 an1 ra .
| 1ected an dino grade from CSC to 7ic +Gr
Following was the range of nriceg.
Fa Mhe e at; Open High Low t Wed. Flu
s H * 81 ii ii e &: &.
On Track-Oficial closing &c aIo cI7s ,r,s
fs e. q; No; hard, 751zc; No. northern
wheat 7O1k@71Hc: oats, 421 Traces; NO;
S6Ac; rye, SIC; barleTl ks G9rn. 0SSA9
Si. .747 max futures, February, SIP; May
| Minneapolis Curb
1uro on May wheat 7.1I >,
Puts on May wheat f41soA
| Calls on May wheat '''''''''. 15A
Milwaukee Curb '''''''''''' az
f Eft q n %%s s$y S % %Bsss -
! Puts on May corn ''''''''' coz, maas3s-a8
calls on May corn " ce go y ~ ~ pa
fo:- 1!C AtctThSC remains
aselIIy steady. Demand is reno 80 ana
though "i tbar rorelgn inquiry only fair al
Lorelgn business TODAY than 'p yssste Tor
LILO, rnLLnough cash wheat is trif1a Iou u1y'
Posted ID no obin are about steady as quoted
showing 1852 bbIs for tho da% hsht'
saca ,s9 patents are quoted at 81 e56a2 or.
sSse9 on patents $55S5; first clears esSS 3 =
V9.S0; second clears, IS. As $0''O
FIax-Ffax held abogIt in linz r,.,.,.
| ttsloay's close. The feature re to TlCn yes
$50 oaoo very light receipts Demand wss
SIoo; YET not quite up to yesterday T VAS
No 70. average price was s.. 721S or
Minneapolis received IL care =.
Int5 last Iss{ year and shipped iS cars. Dn-
{, G7959GSs i prices: M;nneapolis-casb
| N May, STA Duluth-Cash 81 ~. ~ ~ 81;
& Xxi. 10 arrive, SI72; january. $1.72: NAV
Corn-The market was Ii++Ia er
but as was the case YESTERDAY t't t5aI nlrmer
~ .r rIlete on sale as to make yerV AMI
Recei nt no yellow closed at 56slc
+r oaa.tsEonly cars Of oats were re'I n ant
| Will binins va was light in consequences. No 2
c ~ra.e oats closed at 421gc. Receints Z
cars ss shipments Jpn cars oeiO's =
c.oa eea ana Mesd-The market is ouiA+
SSoofa . cornmeal and cracked corr e5n n
81 90: No feed, S21qA. 50; No. feed ri n
corr cornn, NO : iced, $225@2275 granuiatcd
S5.80 per bbl az eAe~fate OF
s1E na lstu1f ms in bulk is quoted A.
az SI:pe per Ton; bulk shorts, SIS: f3oJr mia
id1in sa SIS Sgls red dos 817@17 g. i feeJ
HALE i1E 1G.o SACKS x per ton additional IN
rvo-Ip sacas $l6O per ton additional shin
mentS 1,605 tons snip
norfsd - mere s; Wss not much business re-
1000 odLleu IN rye. No. closed ct $3.50 Pa
ce BsTiaSc cars; shipments, none - ~
grades 5796Sc. Receipts, cars liid s6i5ss
Hay-UpIand. fancy, r5enY75. pr,o,,.
choice. E@73: No. /. S. 1901 49, NJ n89iIa a
sGig9g 20 %; medium. ST. timothy, choiee
ceipts, 81 tons. Fi'O"eO' re