The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-10

they- nave ever known it. Against this
it is a continuation of the bearish news
respecting the winter wheat outlook,
FROM Kansas the mornings gossip
brought nothing but favorable reports
recent rains have greatly benefited the
plant and stimulated the growth and the
condition, it is said, viewing the state
as whole, is gratifying. The corn acre
age in Kansas is said by Topeka estima-
tors TO be the largest ever planted in
that state.
Cables were higher. LIVERPOOL coming
Esd to sd up but spot wheat in Liverpool
showed less ftrmness. and New York
wired that the bids on prospective export
business We're 1c to 115c too low for ac-
ceptance King. of Toledo. places the
Michigan acreage trife under last
year. and puts the condition at S. Brad
streets figures q decrease of 10000 bu
in the quantity of wheat east of the
Rockies, and a decrease of 800 600 bu in
the amount in Europe and aflOat, a total
decrease of 25O2, 600 bu
Primary receipts We're 234. 900 bu, against
4Sg coo bu last year. and shipments 3O1 go
bu. against 1863, eco. Wheat and flour clear
ances equaled 434. 0C0 bu MINNEAPOLIS had
a cars. against 149 last year, and Du-
luth l car against s..
me government report comes out to-
morrow, and this was in part the cause
Of the strength. There was sor-2 new
buying after noon. an the belief that the
report may not show conditions as ia
yorabie as expected from the continued
The New York Produce exchange wired
that the expectation there is for a gov
ernment showing of 81 for the general
condition, which would be moderately
bulllsh in a reacTiOnary way.
May closed firm at 707sm1c; July at 7l7s
Q12c, and September at 70Ibc
The cash market was firmer than ever
taking it all around No. l northern sold
No wheat sold very close up at 7014c for
cholce, poorer No. bringing 6Slsc. Re
jected and no grade sold from sec to
G512c. The light receipts and very light
offerings were the features Of the day.
and millers had to draw again on term
inal stocks for their requirements
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. wed. tues.
MY s:@ :.:. IS 5i i 5 81. i &:
Track-Oficial closing quotations April
ern wheat. 72lsmI2≻ No. . northern
wheat 703sc No wheat. G95s170Ikc: oats
4l12I42c: corn, 541zGc5615c; rye 5224c bar
ley. 52QG4c; flax, S173j2; flax futures April
81. 73ls; May, $174a4
FlcLr-The market is very firm in con-
sequence of the stronger cash wheat mar
ket, and on any further material adj
vance II wheat milIers will probably adj
vance Hour prices. Demand is fair. and
orders for shipment on old business are
being received freely
Shipments for the day were 80 926 bb&s
FIRST patents are quoted s.. 75G3.S5; sec
ond patents. $}.6J6t3. 70; first clears. s.. S5G
2.95: second clears 2.15d2. 25
tIaX-There was no fax shown in the
posted receipts this morning, but two
parts of cars turned up on the tables
The extremely light run made the market
very quiet. One car of No l sold at &c
under Duluth May, making the figure
81. 73l5.,
Receipts, none, compared with cars
last year, and l car was shipped. Duluth
had cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis IL cash.
$1.73t2; to arrive 81 1872: April 1.75H:
May. H,74A. Duluth-Cash. Sl.75; on
track Sl.lo; to arrive. H.75; May, $l.75la;
September. $l.35; October, 1892
Cora-SOme no grade corn sold at SIC
and this was all the business reported to
noon. No yellow corn closed at 551b0
5619c. Receipts ! cars; shipments, cars.
Oats-The market was quiet No. 8
white oats closed at 4i2442c. Receipts
cars; shipments. cars.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn. $50; No l feed. $21; NO .
feed, $22; No. 3 feed. $23: graduated
cornmeal in cotton sacks at the rate Of
$3.50 per DBL
acknowledgement Is more active and
the market shows a little better tone.
Bran in bulk is quoted at SO Per ton;
bulk shorts. Sl2. Hour middlings. S14: red
dog $l5.75Ftl6; feed in 200-lb sacks. 81 per
ton additional; in 100-lb sacks $50 per
ton additional Shipments. 1.745 tons
Barley-Feed grades. 52475c; mailing
CRATES, static. Receipts, l car; ship
ments, 2 cars.
Rye-No. , rye closed at 522ic. Receipts.
| none; shipments, 1 car
Hay-Upland, fancy SSaS. 30: upland.
choice $7ll7.50: No. l. $G2i7: midland. S5.5e
| M6; medium. $5a5.50; timothy. choice $40
oil; rye straw. choice, $404.50. Receipts
| 81 tons; shipments, S tons.