The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-21
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The leading futures ranged as follows:

May wheat"
NAY wheat opened %@Ac higher naI,s at
TO Slip, off again to ST. 19s and then
shot up and closed at Slips. July
opened at 81 LOSS al. OS%c, broke to
and closed at 81. 90. September opened at
SSkc, sold down to S7%c and closed at
Minneapolis stocks decreased IFS. 900
blu for two days. Receipts 557 cars.
against 5O4; Duluth II, against AZ; Chi
cago 80. against %; Kansas City SO. and
st. Louis $1,000 blu. Clearances of wheat
SOC, 600 bu, against 5000 bu. Shipment
$4,000 bu: against $4,000 blu.
The visible is now 33,943,000 bu. de-
crease OF 1,151000 bu.; corn 9.7S7. 600, an
increase of 431,000 bu; oats 1871 ,000 bu,
an Increase of $4,000 blu. Wheat OH
ocean passage 49,332,000 bu. an increase
of $4,000 blu. Corn u, 1S9. 900 blu. an in
crease of 1877. 900 blu. Worlds shipments
$4,000 blu; last week II $40 600 bu: last
year 1O,5S4, 900 blu.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged TO
sd lower. Berlin &c higher, Antwerp
unchanged Budapest 15sc lower, Paris
wheat 10 centimes higher, flour 20@30
centimes higher.
breadstuffs during the past week are
9,976,000 blu, compared with II 240, 900 bu
the previous week and 0.564,00 bu a year
ago. Quantity Of breadstuffs shipped for
orders included in the above total 3,44s,-
600 blu, against 3,44S, 900 bu the previous
week and 3,32S, 600 bu a year ago. Total
wheat shipped to continental countries
during the past week 1858, 900 blu. against
4,12S, 600 bu the previous week and $685.
600 bu year ago.
Liverpool-Wheat-Th large decrease
In Russian and continued small Indian
shipments caused advances of I'D to I'D,
following an unchanged opening. Senti-
ment was also favorably affected by the
continent taking more cargoes shipped
changed Marcn steadied I'D and May I'D
on further light shipments to Liverpool
ana a good spot demand. The crops of
Spain have been damaged by drought and
dry winds and famine conditions prevail
in the south.
Weather-The map SHOWS generally
lower temperatures northwest, west and
southwest, with light rains in Nebra ska,
Iowa, Illinois, Ohio and Indiana. Heavy
rain at Nashville. Generally cloudy this
morning and raining at Springfield, ILL.,,
Showing at Bismarck. N. d. Sunday map
SHOWS general rains in the west and
southwest, heavy in Iowa. In the extreme
north and northwest this morning il is
clear and warmer, 10 to "a above. The
northwest is partly cloudy II to 80 above,
precipitation trace to .02. West and south
west cloudy.
Forecast-Chicag and Vicinity-Threat
ening tonight with temperature near
freezing; Tuesday probably Showers or
snow fiurries, brisk northeast winds. IL
aholS, Indlana, missouri, Iowa, North and
South Dakota, Nebraska Kansas-Threat-
ening. with probable showers tonight and
Tuesday: Michigan. Wisconsin and Min
nesota-Threatening, with rain or snow
tonight and Tuesday. Indications are for
moderating weather in this forecast dis
tr1ct with mostly rain. Temperature will
rise slightly.
Closing Cash Grain Prices
No l hard S116B; No. / northern.
Sll4%; No northern, s1.1O7s; No.
No. 3 yellow corn. 45Ac; No. corn, 441L G;
No. oats. 29@2s1kc; No. 8 white oats,
5Vc; barley, 3S@44c; rye. Tx @79%c; No.
max on spot, $780,; No. ! fax to ar
rive, $l.S9; No. l flax March option, $1.39.
Puts and Calls
Minneapolis May wheat puts. s111%;
calls, $l.13%; curb, $1.12A; Milwaukee
May May ,, wheat puts si1Sk; calls; s116A
July Wheat puts, 92e; calls, 93c; May corn
puts, 1880; calls, 49Ac
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