The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-27
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GoSSIP-G s Up by " te
mg4 to G. of Fl ne S s%ih q Co. St oc Paul
Primes report: 'fWintsr wheat rep II 3
from Southwestern Missouri show that
farmers are all busy seed ne wheat. Flu ly
50 per cent Of the wheat Is now in the
ground. Ground is In excellent SHAPE and
the crop will sprout soon No s ervs 9
of SO crop on hand. Estimated that 5
per cent of the SO crop has en- s3id
Remainder will all be needed. M!llers a e
beginning to stock up with wheat freely.
Corn was damaged by drouth and crop
from the southeastern POI ton of tn lew
er Missouri valley indicate that very t.
tie wheat will be sown after this da e.
as years Of experience show that it does
of from Is to so per. cent Ia the acreage
in that territory. Spring wheat repot is
from Southeastern South. Dakota sh5 "
that the yield of wheat in a larg5 section
of country in this portion os the state
will average not to exceed bu per acre
and of inferior quality. Last year tie
wheat crop was mostly No. 1 northern,
while this year scarcely any Is be:ter
than No. 8, and much of it is poorer than
that. A much larger proportion thon
usual of the wheat this season has been
disposed to rush their wheat to market
at present prices. Spring wheat reports
from Central Minnesota show not over
10 per cent of the spring wheat crop has
less damaged in the fields in sho *
Threshing does not show as good a vie d
as expected. Crop decidedly poorer t /.
the crop of 49, Am not looking for a
very free deliveries unless prices advance
sharply. ''-BroomhaH cables: "In syn
pathy with the advance In American
markets yesterday Liverpool opaned so
I'd higher, and later in the morning fur
strength of and good demand for spot
wheat. The italian government has T.
sued a revised estimate of this years
against 1873, 600, 900 bu in 1895. y
GRAIN VISIBLE SUPPLY-New YORK.
Sept. 26-Special cable and tel g aph.c
dispatches to Bradstreet's indicate he
following changes in the available su
plies last Saturday: Wheat, Uni ed Stat
and Canada. east of the Rockies, in
crease Lag 600 bq In afioat fer and in Eu-
rope, increase as 10000 bu; total supply,
increase S,346 900 bu. Corn United Stats
and Canada, east of the Rockies. mere e
oo,coo gu. oats, United States and Can
ada, east of the Rockies deere $; 22t01
reported to Bradstreets not given in
the VI visible supply statement, are those of
$4,000 bu at Northwestern interior eIe-
n nahoFs 10 SS3 66 b. bu Ct MaRitoba storage
bu at Chattanooga. The principal de-
creases are those of 354,0O0 blu at Chicago
private elevators; $4,000 blu at M lwaukre
private elevators; 800 bu at Portland,
Me-, and $4,000 bu ut Fort Worth. TIE
aggregate stock of wheat held at Port-
land, Or, and Tacoma and Seattle, wa h..
increased $4,000 blu last week
NEW YORK, Sept 26-Flour. recein+s
5z,l6O pbis; opened steady, but ru ed quiet
and closed a shade easier in svmpathv
with wheat; winter extras s245dz.9 90. RYE
Buekwheat steady at 57d5Sc c. l. f., f. o.
b; Wheat-Receipts. no. AIS bu; spot weak:
NO. 2 red, 76c f. o. b., afloat spot: No. i
arpIt,he r. Duluth s4ze + b, ahoat to
no. red, 74c elevator; options opened
steady at Ac advance on cables and fur
Tier TIER advanced 1Ac. on Disappointing
Nf etI receipts, Local covering was a
proke on Bradstreet's statement, M k'rg
the worlds visible supply of wheat 3.3'e
O1Q ou above the figures Of week aoo,
which carried the market Tsc off from the
best price of the morning, with the close
week at net decline of @@%c; May,
~ 494zs VS. closed at 1855; September,
a., SA 81 closed at 7624c. Corn-Re ;eips,
438,775 bu: exports, So 7S6 bu; spot weak:
No. q 40Ac f. o. b., a1oat. 1890 elevator:
options o. opened I"n firm at 1$c advance On
Ter and closed weak at a net dec inc cf
&c; May. Sc; September. 39Ac: Deem
Der, BIC. Oats-Receipts, 1S9. 900 bu: s rot
n Urn r.. No: white so]zc; No. 8 whi e,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.-Wheat firm at
32d higher; September, SIS load; Deem
Der. 6S I'D; March. Is 21ad Corn st a "
at A@$sd higher; September, 3s I'D: De-
cember, IS I'D; January. IS SGD
SIOUX CITY. To-, Sept &c -Catt'e-9e
ceipts, $500; Monday, 4,723; shipments,
976; market SLOW, steady to lower Sales
cows. av 1,140 lbs, $2.35; cows av $40
lbs, So 40; 20 stock heifers, av 400 lbs SO 50
"a stock heifers, av $50 lbs 81; bulls ~
$50 lbs, $3.50; bulls, av LEGO lbs g; 2
bulls, av 995 lbs, SO 90; Y stocksrs and
feeders, av $50 lbs, 81; Is stockeis and
feeders, av 100 lbs. $i.25; 70 calves, av go
lbs, $3.50; 81 calves, av 255 lbs $50;
yearlings, av $50 lbs, So 70; 10 We t1lings. av
$50 lbs, $45 Hogs-Rec eipts, 2,G9o; Mon
day. 9S4; market steady to weak selling
at $4.25@D445: bulk of sales, 81. 30a4. S21a
ST. LOUIS, Sept. attle-Receipts.
5000; steady; beef steers. So. 60fJ6 rs;
stockers and feeders, $235@465 Hogs
RECEIPTS 4Oo0 SC higher; pigs and light.
Firm; native muttons, $S.4o@4; lambs,
$4M5.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 2s.-Cattle-
Steady native steers, $46O0695; stock
ers and feeders. So 2Od4.9O; bulls, s2SOd
375 Hogs-Weak; bulk of sales, 81. iO1
AGO sheep-steady; lambs. s3.5Oa51O;