The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS.

The week opened in wheat with a little
scare. The cold wave that was on the
card at the close on Saturday material
lied very fully, and low temperatures
ruled over Sunday When the market
opened this morning there was much
nervousness shown. The shorts were
afraid that the market was on the verge
OF another crop scare, and there Was
bidding for small lots to cover on thc
curD before the opening. The first trade
III may at the opening was at 731hc an
aqA ahce or nc over Saturdays close. and
May sold directly to 735sc Then the
scare was over for the time and the Dit
settled down to- wait for damage re-
ports None came. The short crowd took
courage and began to put out a little
", "nIal AGAIN. the market slid off grad
shipments for the week showed ONLY
?Ae,Q00 bu, compared With SOL GOO hI,
~ the previous week and 1858 900 bI1
R9Ss; ago eco america shipped 2,906, 600 bu,
Du, Argentine 42S.0O0 bu and AustrsTio
rs - 9C0 bu. The quantity on passage 81
70. eo4 w bu shows decrease for tile week
or sz4,Ve9 ou The visible supply de-
ent total 81 1897, 600 btI. me pies
rriInary receipts were So. 900 blu. COM
pared with $4,000 bu last wear ana sbin
aIeIits zzLo"o bu, against 460 600 bu. Wheat
apohs received Alp cars. against e1a -
year, and Duluth had 1876. against a6
Liverpool closed 1s6Ad higher -
biter noon the market weakened Manx,
Gay IN anticipation Of the cold NJ ~, % pr-
oa ,1I discouraged at the lack of hill
enthusiasm and began to sell Nav bal
d 1Sa SHARP LIP nreak. striking 724c The Close
At 7asc and septe a9f May y J 74 closed
''; ~ May closed at 741s0745sc. o'ii-
ne cash market showed q good IL
err than prlce range considerable high
advance in nat the ont, following the early
aot , changed materially. No @ T,s,.t,. was
so se'd at 74G7f&4c, except for fa 20, 'nern
~ nor tSry choice that went at lac NJ
norfberr 10, 10 arrive sold at 74ssc. No >
no,.d 1nerh was salable at 729Sc to 731<c
NJ u to condition and timo PC, ac-
~ wheat went from Tic to 79o ~ SAFE.
aSIi5ls ABOUT Il13c. Rejected and ~ aver
lows larry wen. Prices ranged as f tGe
March Open High Low. Today sat CtoS y f.,
5 S s=$ ii III ii. e e E: 3
bs Closing 70 Cash Pr PRECISION ~ Trao 724
NJ .o5sc; No. northern 79 1I6549;
a7os5c. iWNT NJ H7sc; No. 3 wheat az
te9a iEn. S56Aa557Ac; No. 3 whi te . 4yellow
20 rye, 54;ac; barley. 52c ~ f f5e@
state Grain Inspection.
G sHnnaeeat@1Inspected In-Cars
, nn,.tLo -Notthern-No. / northern ~
Cbic or,ern' ~; No. g. l; no grade 10 o. NO.
n 014lhtcago, Milwaukee & ST Ps,,i ~
reiacted ~ - NO. northern. 40. No , D,
CIJTT.cted, .; no grade s w. NO ), Il;
minneapolis & st, I,ouic No
Soc I no no northern. u; No. 2 . iOi'h-
S3o Llne-No. 2 northern. q
Northern Pacific-No j northo,,
T fI11ffdnern' +; No. 3, Il: no grade . NO.
J, e olWSctgo' st. Paul, Minneapolis e. ONO
No ? l northern, /; No. 2 northern "a.
Minnesota TransferMNo ' , no !.
1otaENo. l northern. *: No 'ste I'll 4.
9 n, %; NO ;. As; rejected S: no orrade 10
or, liner 5l Grains-No. 4 corn 2 cars no no
STe'oe corn, cars; No. 3 white OATS ..
Grade o mnite oats, q No. 8 oats 4: no
flax, 4. i'dA' o rejected
Cars Inspected Out - No rorthon,
y neat, II; No northern wheat. la: 10
wheat 80; rejected wheat. /: no gradc
NJ y .; no. corn, l; no grade corn. 4.
~ oats, z; no grade oats, 3; No. l flax
81; rejected fax, l. 10 -
The Flour Market.
; !, The week opened in -four with better
dIl-around feeling and the outlook i'm
proved over last week. Millers say II ie
very hafd to DO any foreign business. but
tnat bidS this morning were closer TO
WORKING basis, and that foreign INQUIRY
on the whole is better. Domestic blyers
SHOW more disposition to take hold Prices
remain unchanged, although millers are
little more liberal in their views.
Shipments for the day were 81. $40 bbls.
FIRST patents are quoted at 50 $500. 20.
second patents, S375@3.S5; first clears
s2.75q2S5; second clears, $2.Z5.