St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-29

mentioned some recent rains the are posi-
BILE to help the crops there. The bears took
q hopeful view of the situation, ana went on
the theory that it is safe to sell futures on
the bulges, and trust in Providence for g
crop. Liverpool private cables mentioned
further Russian crop damage, and Manitoba
was bad.
CT. wHEELER's TELEGRAMs.
Minnesota-Pipestone, weather calm and
fine; Hallock clear, warm with strong south
wind; Ortonville, light clouds; brisk south
wind; at 9:42 Il. m. thermometer SO.
North Dakota-Fargo, clear, 20 above:
strong wind; no rain since last night; Grand
Forks, clear and warm, no rain; Bismarck.
hot, strong sout wind yesterday afternoon
and all night, some now. clear and hot;
Jamestown. clear dry and warm, strong hot
wind yesterday, need rain; Devils Lake.
clear, windy and hot; crop prospects growing
worse daily.
South Dakota-Huron. clear and very hot
wind from the southeast. unfavorabIe for
wheat; Aberdeen, hot wind yesterday, hard
on crops, now clear and cool.
Demand was good for all futures this
morning. with later months coming into
favor. The shorts on September and Decem-
Der were inGuiring for some. The July deal
is not all settled yet, but there is not any
indication of corner in it. The sharp de-
mand for cash held up prices of July, which
with bidders ut 931sc at 1880 O'Clock. st.
Louis reported $500 sacks new wheat ar
rived there to-day. Liverpool quoted firmer
in Russian and Californian wheat: Fol
No hard, june 99lsc; July 991sc; on track,
81: No. northern, June, 94l2c: July, 94l9c; !;
September SIC; on track. 95@99c; No. 2
northern, June, 8512c; July, S5l2c; on track,
S6@9nc.
Sellers of sample wheat had very little diff
fculty in disposing Of their grain at yes:er-
day prices. There was good demand from
the opening to the close. and on all stuff that
was good enough for -four there was an ad-
vance after the first hours trading. There
was no particular rush to buy from any one
class of buyers, but all of them appeared to
want few cars. Sellers found it so easy to
sell wheat that prices on some lots were
raised to a restrictive basis, and they were
grade samples were worked off to advantage.
Receipts were III cars and 66 were shipped.
Duluth reported cars on track.
Car lot sales by samples: cars No. l
sl.Ol; 5 cars No. northern. 99c; 2 cars No
/ northern, 96c; cars No. 1 northern, 97c;
cars No. 2 northern, S9c; 3 cars No. 2
northern, SIC; 3 cars No. northern, S8c; 5
northern, delivered, 90Ac; 5 cars No. 2
northern, 92c; cars.No. northern. t. o. b.,
92c; cars No northern, 9Oc; cars No
northern. f. o. b., 9Oc; 10 cars No. 2
northern, 93c; cars No; northern. ss12c;
No ;is 5. sc; &C., So cars ''i. No. ssc; 2
cars No. 8, Sic; 2 cars No. 8, s4c;
Gears No. 3, 831sc: 2 cars No. 3, SOC: 5
cars No 8, s5c; 5 cars No. 3, 9Oc; cars No.
9, e2c; 3 cars No. 8, 94c; cars No. 3, e0c:
+ b., s5c; 2 cars rejected. t. o. b., 65c: 8 cars
rejected, CSC; car rejected, SIC; 2 cars No
3 old, csc; cars No. g. Ole: 5 cars No. 8
choice, 92c:. cars rejected, 81c; 2
esc 5e'eesea rss;ted s5s sse; eessa
no grade. SIC; 2 cars no grade, 49c;
z cars no grade. 3sc; 3 cars no grade, +. o. b.,
| zoe: cars no grade, f. o. b.. soc; cars no
grade ;!c cars no grade 7oe; e.; ears no
sample. soc; cars sample. 79c; 10 cars
sample, 7Sc; z cars sample delivered, soc;
| IL cars sample soc; 25 cars sample, s4c;
$4,000 bu sample, SOC: cars sample, t. o.
b., 7Sc; cars sample, $1.O1; 10 cars sam
Pile, f. O. b., 81; car oats, Csc: car oats,
I o. t., 26c; cars corn to arrive, 34l2c.
f.t FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS. -
I Market Record: Flour The following
mills were running to-day: Pillsbury A, Phg-
Minneapolis, Standard. Washburn and c,
Northwestern, Holly, st. Anthony and Crown
Roller. The added daily output Of the four
teen mills grinding to-dav will probably ag-
good all through, and prices, lately improved.
are firmly held to by local mi!lers. The late
contracts are mostly out OF the way, partfc.
ularly those that were made for the sale OF
-four at the bottom lately reached. Wheat is
sharply higher, and, as the stocks Of old mill
ing qualities are in the hands Of few men,
mostly millers, there Is no probability of any
more cheap, hard wheat being offered from
the old crop. If millers with none on hand
have to shut down. So cheaper spring flour
before the middle of August is un-
likely. Patents, sacks to local dealers.
IS. .3505.55; patents to ship, sacks. car
lots, $5.1O05.3O; in bbls. S5.35@5.55;
delivered at New England points, s.
@6.25: New York points, s.. 5.9O@6. Is; /;
delivered at Philadelphia and Balti-
more, S5.s506. 10; bakers here, $3.5004 Is;
superfne. 81. .90@2,65; red dog; sacks. S1.So
01 so: red dog, bbls - .6O4l. .6S.
shorts was quiet and firm and generally un-