The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-15

whole has been damaged to the extent that
many reports would make US believe. 1t is
Undoubtedly true that the crop will not be up
" the expectations of month ago, but that
1 does not mean that the entire crop is cut in
half. The winter wheat reports Of thrashing
! returns are almost unanimous in stating that
| the yleid is greater than expected, and we
! DelieVe that the spring wheat area will have
the same story to tell later on. The larger
me crop in the Northwest the better for ALL
Prlces are bound to rule higher throughout
| the year. There will be setbacks and 1t is
generally thought that one of them should ar
rive about now. 1t did not arrive however,
for at this writing Q1:10 a. n.y. the market is
strong and advancing. Ten minutes later the
market was a little weak on Paris cables re-
porting decline of 2OQ45 centimes for wheat,
and Antwerp lower. We regard these late
cables with suspicion-they came too late to
be authentic and should have no effect
but they did. Clearances from the seaboard
today aggregated $4,000 blu, not including out
ports.
September wheat opened at 8016c, against
d5Ac yesterday, declined to 1870, firmed up to
Soc, dropped to 7SB@79Rc, advanced to S0bc
lest Ac' rushed to SoA@so7s. declined to SOhc
Nanced to Sic by IL 80 and closed at Size
December wheat opened at 7S1ac, being &c
better than yesterday, advanced to 78Mc lost
1sc, nrmed up to 79ss@791sc, lost Ac, f1rmed
S6%c. ''~' 49, 'S' ~ ''' anu 'o'oSeo at
The cash wheat market strong with a
gooo demand for No. / northern at 10Ac over
Sales were made as per statement below. Re-
ceipts here were 1914 oars: shipments, 1O2 cars
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open High Low Closing
wheat ing. est. est. Today. Yes.
September 49,: soii SIX 49, sp s ss%
On Track-No. hard, S25bc; No. l northern
9l4sc; No. northern S61aGpS91hc; August oats
1S!sc; faxseed 9S1zc.
curb on epStember wheat .........82%
Puts on September wheat .........7 1854
Calls on September wheat ..............86 X
SOME SAMPLE SALES.
No northern, 600 bu to arrive ... 90
NO. l northern, 200 blu to arrive new SO
NO. ! northern, 1,275 blu, old, to arrive. S01a
No northern, car, new ................ SO
NO . wheat, cars Observation-Disclosures. 50
No. wheat l car . IS
NO grade wheat, cars, new lbs off 49, rs
No grade wheat, | car, new, lbs eff. -. 1878
No grade wheat / car new 2 lbs off 7Si5
No grade wheat, l car 2 lbs off. cid -. 60
No. corn. l %
no. 4 corn, l car ................26
NO. oats, l car .................... 171b
No No white oats. / car ................. 1S15
no GRADE barley, car ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
NO. paiiey, car OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 251a
FLOUR.
The strength of wheat causes the -four
market market to be very strong. MilIers are not
Gqcsplsed 10 push sales at current quotations
So 60. pstents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4.S59500
second patents .............. d 3OG4 RI
So - 81 clears Observation-Disclosures. 3.300S.70
D. suoit ~ C-e&fs :...........-.-.-.. 2.306D2.40
rye Hour, Fer Dbl, pure .. e0om
rye nour, xxx, per Dbl ... 1900
Gfaham flour, per Dbl .......... 5000
SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Corn-No 2 corn 23@24c No sales.
Oats-No. l, i712@1Sc; No. 8 white, 1Sc. No
Rye-No. 2, 44Ac. No sales
Rarley-No. 5 sod at 24@25c
nreb trade is very GOOD the demand being
year. ~ ' "a 1iio
Bran, in bulk ss ooTle "a
Bran, 2O0-lb sacks .......' 7 GOSS7 S0
Bran, 1O0-lb sacks ~ 3 00ga 20
Shorts. in bulk ... S00SpS SO
Re5 H. "a ~ puih ................. 9.00@9.50
r'eu-uog. HOLD sacks. o. 5O011 90
ao me market continues strong. with good
CoaTSe cornTneal and cracked corn in
SACKS, per ton, sacks extra to jobbers
No, ground feed. 2-3 corn, is oats. So. S''''
MI 10 SACKS, sacks extra ................. 9.75
mo: ground feed. u corn, u oats, 75-ib
SACKS. sacks extra .................1 10 90
mo. ground feed, 2-S oats. 7O-lb sacks.
sacks extra - ~ o.