The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-15
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS. April 14.-Wheat was
up half cent and down half a cent in
the first twenty minutes this morning,
Inc range to noon was from 72d7218c
down TO Use, and at noon May held
| around 711b0u3sc. Corn was the leader
Inc corn market was wild al the open
ing, and there was an active trade on
a sharp advance. In wheat proper there
was nothing in the early news to make
Tor additional strength, and there were
a few items that might have oeen mod
erately depressing, considering the late
advance, but the strength in corn helped
IN wheat Liverpool closed wheat laid
lower and corn $ad higher Rains fell in
the Southwest and covered parts Of Tex
as and Missouri. Oklahoma had heavy
rams: In Kansas the rains were light
! out 1t was raining up to Z a. m Ali
parts OF Kansas showed some precipita-
tlon, and there were light showers in Ne
braska and Tennessee
Worlds shipments We're 7SS2OOO bu.
america shipped 3842.0C0 Russia ]. 7S2 900
danube ports $4,000 bu. India Skinned
9bCO0, Australia 800 COO and Argentina
i:z95,V ~ bu The quantity on passage at
| 100000 Blu, shows a decrease of ia ana
| bu. The visible decrease is !, 1873 OOJ bu
making the present total 1851 900 bu
Urinary receipts were 30S,000 blu. against
9o5'T30 bu last year, and shipments were
65S,C0J bu. against 295,C00 bu. Wheat and
hour clearances equaled 10000 bu Min
| heapohs had ia cars, against 299 last
year, and Duluth 9, against 50.
AFTER neon profit taking began. and the
market sagged off. Near the close there
was quick drop to Tic. May closed at
| Use July 'ZBnl2Ac, September, 7Ozsc.
| Cnlcago May closed at 73$sc
| 4,Ihe cash market was a shade frmer
IMAM on saturday. owing to light receipts
| ana the usual Monday morning outside
90TEIland- For No; l northern l1ac over
May was obtainable. No. northern sold
| az May price principally and ranged from
| nc down to 7l15c. There was good de-
! mand for No. 2 northern to arrive al
| prices from 72l4c to 715sc No. 3 wheat
s fCaa, from 765 'a% a to 7OAc, and no grade
The following was the range Of prices:
Wheat Oren. High Lou, S MOS e.
April =. .......... " lii IL "a;
May !. ......... 7ii. p Lie ii 77i5ts 4a55t.
July .......... 727s 73A 724 72& 772275s
Track official quotations April IA: No
NJ nara I4?sc; No I northern 729sa725sc;
6sSE7o! cf'n "afs tG39s4 1881 NO wheat.
rye, 5S12c; barley. 52G64c; flax ST .72I5; fax
futures April, S72h; May. SIZE.
! Nh Mlllers had an increase in orders from
eoH lbs Tic markets this morning and note
d Sharper domestic inquiry in general.
Inc foreign buyers are holding aIoof
| @Hu tnere was not much business from
abroad Prices are firm as quoted. The
| output viii probably be much Ifobta~
| this week, owing to the Temporary clos
! ing Of number of mills Saturday night
shipments for the day were As. 228 bbls
FHst patents are quoted s.. S06I3. 80; sec
end patents, $3.7O03. so; first clears, s.. 80
a.; second clear, 2.15
flaX-Spot flax fell away little more
from the option this morning and some
I[dues were made at PFC under Duluth
NAY. good part Of the trading was
III small lots or parts of cars. No ]
soid at 81. q. rejected at $17015. and no
grace at 81 .65. The market was quiet
| owing to Iight offering1
Minneapolis received 5 cars. against
u last year, and shipped l. Duluth had
meme.
2, f Z53s prices: Minneapolis-cash,
May ST. Duuth-Cash 81 M: On
track, 81 74% to arrive, $1.7424: MAY.
Vie; September, H.36; October. S131
Corn-Corn was naturally strong and
the option. but later the edge was off
in part At the close the market was
again very firm and No. yellow closed
strong and higher at 59@6Oc. Receipts.
Is cars shipments. none.
Oats-Tn oats there was strength ana
activity at first, followed by a little cas-
Ter turn later No. white oats closed
az 42a421ac Receipts, Il cars; ship
Feed and Meal-Price sare frmer all
around. owing to the strength in corn
Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn. $40. n; ;
No. l feed. 81 so No. 2 feed, $22 30: No
feed, $23.5 graduated cornmeaI in
cotton sacks at the rate Of $3.50 per
Dbl.
AIlIiStuHS-AII prices are advanced.
Millers report decidedly better tone
and increased demand from all quarters.
including the Southwest. Bran in bulk
is quoted at s12 per ton; bulk shorts.
$l2; flour middlings $14; red dog. S15.756
10; feed in D0-lb sacks. $50 per ton adj
ditional. Shipments. 1,579 tons.
Barley-Not much was done in barley
Feed grades, 52d57c; mailing grades. Il
Q64c. Receipts, car; shipments. 1 car.
Rye-A small lot of No. brought 53c
No. rye closed at SIC. Receipts, 3 cars;
shipments. l car.
Hay-Upland. fancy, $868. 80: upland.
choice $707.50; No. J. $6d7 midland
80 .5Od6; medium, S505.50; timothy,
choice $10G11; rye straw, choice, $4GI4 80
Receipts, 90 tons; shipments, 10 tons.
State Grain Inspection.