The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-22

sistent sellers at the start made haste
to get aboard. May passed 74c on the
first squirt of short covering.
Worlds shipments were 1878 eco bu
compared with 1852, 900 bu last week and
S2S3,0O0 year ago. America shipped
4,llS, 0o0 bu, Russia 135200O bu. the Dan
ube $4,000 and Argentine 1850 600 bu IN
dla shipped $4,000 bu, and Australia 248,
goo bu. The quantity on passage at As
$50 900 bu. shows increase for the week
OF 1,264, coo bG. The visible supply de-
creased by 2,37OC00 bu making the pres
ent total 44.241 COO blu.
Primary. receipts were $4,000 bu, COM
pared with 522,CCo go last year, and primary
Clearances wheat and flour euuaIed 543 OO0
bu Receipts here were 1S1 cars. against
year i''0'
Numerous reports of damage began
coming from the Southwest this after
noon Cawker City, Kan. wired that the
shade. -
The cash market was firm. No
northern held to 112c over May on most of
the trades. No. was shade easier at
&c over May for choice. On some No. /
northern the figure was 7512c. other lots
gong at I5c. No. northern sold at 73s46D
1iAc No. wheat brought 721hc to 731+c
ana rejected and no grade sold from 73c
down to Csc.
The following was the range Of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Mon. Sat "a
H S55y * ~ ~ IS IS II = = $:
,Track-oficiai closing quotations Appil
e 81; No NJ l hard wheat, nc; No / north
g5 5u wheat toc; No. northern wheat.
81 &c c NO So wheat 72A@73c; oats 1870
S4c; lax, H.75; flax futures, April, 81 .75iS.
May 81 7615 '''|2'
FIour-Orders were light for Monday
T T1t9 me e,,i week opens with the market
run to small lots. Shipments were
hght. Millers are feeling firm and are
maintaining quotations
shipments for the day were "a. 1S5 bbls.
Flrst patents are quoted $410614 20; sec
end patents, $5.95Q4.O5; first clears. s.. ESQ
Flax-In the fax market most of the
r npadn was IN rejected, which grade
S9ld at $l:75. bat other lots went at
$I7Sh Minneapolis received 5 cars,
against 10 last year, and shipped 4. Du-
Closing prices: MINNEAPOLIS. cash
81. 7515; to arrive. S1.75JA: April III,
May, a:76Ia; Duluth cash, Sl.77H; on
q 42s1 S.11h, to arrive. $1.77A May,
N;mA: September. $l:37; October. 81. 80.
active over a wider range Sales OF No
: corn We're made at 5GQ591kc and 10 to
blc. At the close No yellow was
g ebnIadn at 4, 6l@62c Receipts, 10 cars;
: Oats[There was a strong tone to oats.
some NO. white sold as high as 43IAc.
ana NO. white brought the same fig-
ure. No. 3 white closed al 431b6l44c Re
celpts, 33 cars; shipments, 10 cars.
Feed and MeaI-Prices are very firm 40
quoted and with the high range on corn
and oats feed men are holding firm at
full figures Coarse cornmeal and crack
cd corn 81. 25; No. l feed S23. Is: No .
feed, S24 so; No. 3 feed, $3.50; granuIated
eornmeal IN cotton sacks at the rate of
s. so per Dbl.
Millstuffs-No further change was
made today, the market holding firm at
the advance. AS now quoted prizes are
very firm. Increased demand from the
southwest. where pasturage conditions
are poor, is one reason for the advance
Fran in bulk is quoted at $145114 so; bulk
shorts, $l4Hl4. 50; flour midd!ings, $3.50
1850; red dog, SIS .50G19 feed in 2O0-Io
sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 10O-lb
sacks, $l.50 per ton additional. Ship
ments $40 tons.
Rye-GOod No. 2 brought SIC; No.
closed at Sic Receipts 3 cars; ship
ments l car.
Barley-Feed grades, 52657c; mailing
grades. 57M64c Receipts cars, ship,
ments ] car.
Hay-Prices are quoted very firm. The
%ry weather has made the market
stronger. Upland fancy. $S.5O09; upland
choice, $7QS: upland No. l. SCAT; midland.
IS. 59MG; medium, $5d5. SO; eff color, 50 so
M450; timothy, fancy, $40. 50d11; choice
$lO010 so; timothy, No. l. 50. 5OR1O; rye
straw, choice, $4q4.50. Receipts, log
tons.