The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-08
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire to
=. ID; f. Smith Co., st: Paul, members of
beard OF trade-Kansas City-No doubt in
my mind but We will have a genuine, old
fashioned crop scare howl from Kansas just
as soon we get any growing weather
Many of the NEST conservative people out
there are positive that serious damage has
been done to wheat by extremely severe and
entirely unprotected.=NewY ork-Australia
shipped last week to Europe 64S,000 blu wheat
inns would make the worlds shipments s.
Us, GOO Blu. They are talking u loads Of
GRAIN VISIBLE SUPPLY--New York, Feb
Special cable and Geographic advices to
Bradstreet's indicate the following changes
in the available supply of grain last Satur-
day. as compared with the preceding Satur-
day: Wheat--United States and Canada east
OF Rockies. increase, S9,0C0 bu Liverpool
Eorn. Trade News report. afioat for and in
increase, 1885, 600 bu. Corn-United States
and Canada east of Rockies, increase, 1885,
eco bu Oats-United States and Canada east
more importan decreases reported to Brad
streets not given in the official visible sup
Ply statement are of those of a22, 900 blu at
Northwestern interior elevators. So 600 bu at
Minneapolis private elevators 50,0t0 blu at
outside storage points in Manitoba, and 90
ooo blu at Fulton, N. Y. The principal in
creases are those of 11209O blu at Fort viii
liam and Keewatin, Ont, and 49,. eco blu at
New Orleans. The aggregate stocks of wheat
held at Portland. Or. and Tacoma and Seat
the week
NEW York. Feb. 7-Flour-Reccipts. a.
6o5 bbls, exports, $50. Neglected and about
steady; winter paterts 49, 1904: winter
sstraghts. ss55as65: winter extra, s2.7oas;
Minnesota patents, $3.95qD4 15 Wheat-Re-
celpts, 131 200 blu; exports, 1855 bu; spot,
nrm, with No. red scarce; No. 2. red $3.50
s21sc +. O. b., afoat; options opened steady
and experienced sharp rise on crop damage
news, rumors of drought in India. frost In
California, and smaller worlds visible than
Prices finally collapsed under heavy realiz-
ing and closed weak at 1aGhkc net decline.
March, 7sN@s6Mc: closed, 1870; May. rs 1916
or closed ISSe Corn-Receipts. AZ 900
bu, exports, 60,720 blu; spot, steady No. 2,
4Sg44ssc, f. o: b., afoat, for new and old
options opened steady with wheat but later
sold off; outside support is too small to
justify bull operations and export trade has
also let u? little. Closed weak 1T sc net
decline. May. 41asG31Ac; closed, 41asc Oats
Receipts. g., 500 bu: exports, IS blu; spo:
nrmer; NO S412c No. 2, white, 361ec;
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Wheat. spot, dull
No. 2 red Western winter IS Id; No. l red
northern spring, IS I'd. Receipts of wheat
all American. Receipts CT American corn dur
ing the past three days. 101, 100 centals Corn,
spot American mixed, new, quiet, IS sd
American mixed, cd, quiet IS sgd. Futures,
steady: February naw crop, IS SAD March,
IS sgd; May. IS sgd. Flour. St. Louis. fancy
winter. dull, Is Cd.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Feb. 7.-Ficur DUH.
Wheat steady; No; Iorthern nc. No. 2. do
zoe. Oats, firm; 30A @?1c. Rye higher; Mol,
St @56&c. Barley, dull; No. 2. o1lkc; sample,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Close: Wheat. lower;
No. red cash elevator. 721sc asked, track,
73@74c; February T9sc, May. 75c asked: July.
$3.50; No. 2 hard, 67c. Corn lower; No 2
cash .a and track S4&c; February. 3414c; May
346sIIS4Ac. July. Sl3Sc Oats M
cash, Csc; track, 2s1sc; February, CSC; May
2S7sc; No. white, 3oA @3Okc. Rye, firm
5915c. Fay5eed, quie;, SLIP.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. Wheat 1c
higher; No. ! hard, Sic; No. g. 626l65c No 2
red. 73c; No. 3, 69@71c No. spring 64aD66c
No. 8, 60d63c. Corn, Nc lower; No. mixed
32%c; No. white 2Sc; No. 3, gaze. Oats
steady; No. white, 2sihc. Rye, steady; No
2, 5414c.