The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30

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The Market.
Duluth, Mimi, May q, 1890.
English markets remain stationary,
and show no disposition whatever to
move up to our present inflated level Of
prices. This easily accounted for,
as consumers see in prospective their
wants for the current season fully suppli-
ed. The unusually large quantity on
passage, viz: 100000 qrs. (2O.sOO,OOO
bushels) over the same period last year.
This increase is due largely to Austria
liz and the Argentine Republic. of which
both countries have large crops. and are
free sellers at current prices, whereas
they hardly figured at all in last years
shipment.
1t is with great pleasure We conkratu.
late our friends on their improved crop
prospects, advices reaching us Of nice
raine throughout the territory tributary
to Duluth, all accounts being unanimous
i'm accepting present position rs the most
favorable for past four years.
Some complaints, however. have been
received Of the abnormally low tempera-
ture for the time Of year. This, however.
experience goes to prove. is far from ua-
favorable to good result. Nature has
provided the seed kernel with certain
amount of initial vitality, On which the
plant depends for sustenance until it be-
comes rooted in the soil. Should this
be rapidly exhausted, as the case in Fore
ed early growth, 1t is evident this can
Cnly take place at the expense Of good
roofing and stooling, which are best de-
vcloped under slow growth. Thus. al.
though force growth under conditions
OF heat and moisture. with luxuriant
vegetation at an early stage. may appear
to the initiated more promising, this is
usually deceptive, and only occurs ut
the expense Of general vigor, undoubted-
ly bringing about lack Of stell.bearing
ears.
The comparative figures 80 to prove
that the present wheat stock in the I'm
tied States amount to 25,G6l, 024 bushels
more than at the same period in 1888,
and 42,5Ol ,045 more than in 1889.
1t would thus appear certain that with
present dulness of export trade, we shall
carry over to next crop a much larger
stock than has lately been the case. In
the face of these arguments present prices
cannot be justified, as, although the win
ter wheat prospects are not very bright
spring wheat promises well. AMI the two
combined show far better outlook than
in May. 1883, when with twenty-five and
a half millions Of bushels less in sight in
the United States. aud with European
statistical position considerable inferior
to present; prices thus ranged some ten
cents under those now current here. At
the same time. unless considerable i'm.
provelnent takes plnce in the winter
wheat plant. seeing probable that fine
spring wheat will be in good demand
after harvest. at prices above the low
range ruling last fall.
The tone Of our market here during
the week has been strong, but chiefly gov
erned entirely by speculative prices rul-
ing at Oh icagO. there having been little
or no demand for shipment.
Monday the maraet opened weak at al
fall of ) cent on reports Of heavy rain in
Dakota, but almost Immediately reacted;
prices again fell off before the close, and
July wheat closed At 81. &c loss from
Saturdays final quotation.
Tuesday the first trade was 94l for July |
but the market a!most'iInmediatcly adj |
vanced on bad news from the winter
wheat belt. aud closed firm at 8G4 for
July,
Wednesday prices were again lower at
the opening, but soon recovered; fell of |
again, and under free selling July touch.
ed Is; then ensued some wild and excited
trading, and July was rushed 10 98I and
finally closed at H. The volume Of trad.
ing large and fluctuations very rapid.
Ihursiay wheat opened much steadier,
and with healthier tone right throu eli
the session; closed at an advance of il
on Wednesdays final figures.
Friday wheat opened rather easier, at
under Tuesday Is closing, but at once
hrIDe,l uD, and with few fluctuations the
market steadily advanced right up to tile
close, July closing ut 9Ss. The advance
was caused by rene wed reports of crop
damage in the southwest.
Saturday market opened quiet, with
limited sales, July Us; continued dull and
dropping throughout, and closed quiet
with free sellers, July 0G1.
Receipts, 1881 bus. shipments, 255,-
927 bus. net decrease for the week, l35,.
ZIG bus.
Present stock in elevators at Duluth
and West Superior. 3,40S, 7G5 bushels.
Saturday. May l7-No. l hard, May 033;
June. 95i July, Gj.
Saturday, May 24-No. hard, May 94;:
J une. 95l July. H3.
Saturday, May 17-No. North ern,
May, OH; No. 9 Northern. May, SO.
Saturday. May 24-No. l Northern,
May, 02aa; No. g Northern, May. 80.
Faithfully yours.
GArTIER de Ste. CROIx, WALKER & Co.
T.. S.-We thankfully acknowledge the
receipt of more crop reports, and will be
oh ljged to our friends for further advice.
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