The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-10
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

Cash premiums everywhere is the strength
ening feature in wheat.
Yesterdays sales by Peavey of 100000 blu
at Minneapolis was to millers. There is left
very little at Duluth. but yesterdays trans
action put into the hands of the -four mill
ers practically all of the 3,500,0OO Blu OF wheat
which is at Duluth and Minneapolis.
The corn crop is a spotted one, and prom,
ises now smewhere between ], 500 QUO oOO and
l, 9C0, 0000 900 blu, says James M. Patten. VINO
was the largest corn buyer In the market.
There has sprung up good shipping demand,
and l do not think there will be any increase
in the movement for some time to come.
GRAIN VISIBLE SUPPLY.
NEW YORK, Aug. Especial telegraphic
Ing tie principal points Of accumulation, in,
dicate the change in avail3b suppl ei last
Saturday, as compared with the prev.ol
Saturday: Wheat-United ates and Canada,
east of the Rockies. dec ease ss5, 900; LiyerI oo
Corn Trade News, afo1t for ana in .lole,
decrease 2,40O, OGO blu; worlds supply, totl
decrease s2s5 Geo bu cq5nMun tel se't ee
1923 GOO bu Oats-Unitad Sta e fni Can da
east Ct the Rockies, decrease 90 BIZ
byAmong the more important reductions IS
oficia visible supply statement, are tae d.
creases Of 100000 bu at Minneapolis private
elevators: $4,000 blu at Chicago private !4-
vators, and 800 bu at .rthwestern interior
elevators. The important grain, ret OF er-
wise reported, are tie increases of $4,000 bu
at Louisville; 44G00 Blu a. St joseph; A, o.
a.
N. Y. The combined stock of wheat at Port
land Or, and Tacoma and Seat lie. Wash.
shows an increace OF S26 900 bI Cvr "a
week.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Receipts, 27,061 bis;
was steady, with business restricted by the
strong views of holders. Wheat-Receipts
1850 bu; exports, 2SS;S4S bu; spot stronger
No. red, 77A Q7S4c t. o. b. and aHoat; NO.
opened weak and were affected al the morn
ing by liquidation arising from weak cables
and raid by BEARS at the decline exporters
became heavy buyers, eventually soaring in
shorts until most of the cary loss was re-
Covered and the market closed firm at $50
net decline; No. red, September. 10 7-isg
IS bu EXPORTS a. scisH bu; spot rm No
8, 391sc f. o. b.. and afoat; options opened
easier with wheat. but responding to expor!
demand and receiving orders, late rallied
and closed only bc net lower; September
l02 O0OO bu; exports, 56,Sss bu; spot Arm
No; q 2Sc; No. 2 white, Csc; options quiet
September closed at 275sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.-Wheaa firm; No. red
cash e.evatcr, zoe bid; track, 7Sc; August
6Sssc bid; September, e7Ac; December, 66Ac
May, 67l Csc; No. hard, 7O@71c Corn lower
as G bid; :A December, s2h@s2Hc; May. $685.
bid. Oats easy; No. cash, 231kc; track, 241:
@25c; August 233sc; September, &c bid; May
24c bid; No. white, 30c. Rye steady; 45c.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 9..,.Wheat active
No 8. 631a@67c; No. 2 red. 751 7ec; No. 3
Tie; No. 2 spring, e4@65c; No. 3, 63c. Corr
lower; No. 2 mixed. 31QS1Nc; No. white
BIN @Sl14c; No. 8, 301A@S1c. Oats rather
slow; No. white, old, &c; new, 241ac. Rye
higher; No. 2, 49c.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. g. Flour steady
Whea. irregular; No. 1 northern, new, TIA g
No. 2 northern, cd, SAC; new, 74@77c; SEQ
TENDER, 6S1sc. Rye lower; No. l, 44c. Bar
ley quiet; No. 2, 45c asked. Oats lower, q
02Sc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.-Wheat quiet 1h@
17sd lower; September, IS 9Ad; December 81
sd. Corn steady; 1sd lower; August, nminal
September, IS 3ssd; October, So 4asd.