The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-22
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP Gossip by private
wire ma@bsrs t." G i f. F. + smith % Co, St Paul
change and Chicago board of trade
Concordia, Kan: Wheat will not be over
half IA a crop in this county Cloud and
Ottawa county is bad, about half crop.
This corroborates the advice of about
week ago, of the secretary of the
Kansas Dealers association.-Kansas
City: While my reports indicate serious
damage, they are bearish compared with
many many others received here: 1 hear Topeka
i.s mas sent Chlcag0 extremely discouraging
Teports-New York: Rumors that two
large steamer cargoes wheat have been
worked in addition to 45 loads reported
GRAIN VISIBLE SUPPLY-New York,
March 2l.-Special cable and telegraphic
dispatches to Bradstreets indicate the
| following changes In the available sup
pies ad ,,fh OF grains n last SATURDAY; as eompar
United States and Canada east of the
Rocky mountains, increased 27S, coo bu
Liverpool Corn Trade News report of sup
ply for and in Europe, increase 400 900 bu !;
TOTAL supply increased $4,000 bu. Corn
United States and Canada, east of the
Rocky mountains. decrease $780, 900 bu
the Rocky mountains, increase 353 600 bu
Among the more important increases re-
ported to Bradstreet's, not given in the
those of 307. .000 bu at Ontario and Mani
toba storage points, 149,0G0 bu at New Or
leans and 100000 bu at Chicago private
those of 100000 bu at Northwestern eie-
vators and $4,000 bu at Milwaukee pri-
vate elevators. The aggregate stocks of
wheat held at Portland, Or. and Tacoma
and Seattle, Wash, increase II, 600 bu last
week.
NEW YORK. March 2-Flour-Re
and moderately active until checked By
the late decline in wheat Wheat-Re-
eeeeipts, a, SOC, bu; spot steady; No. red,
SO3sc, f. o. b.. afioat to arrive; options
opened firm on good foreign buying Of
May and July. In addition, Western crop
news showed q bullish tenor. export trade
much cold weather in Germany. The
result was continued local strength most
OF the day. with late setback under
The cIosng was ha rm ray at on eovsrng ns4 aa
May, 7s@7aAc. closed 7$sSc july, 72 io7Sa5 i,1s6
& cosed es1SfS e s corngeaeipts seRgssmRsF s So
bu; exports, 800 bu; spot steady: No. g.
4l32@ 4S1se, f. o. b., afloat; options open
proved on export demand, small receipts
and rain news: closed firm at a partial
ac net advance; May, 80 7-l6@s9Ac, closed
Receipts. l45, 200 bu; exports. S25 bu; spot
aa fraek No 8,xsa ssNe Wsstsfn N0 Eeiss s5@e
"f1fS IfSERPooL $fSSf oRapeh Mapch al Mwheat sDot
steady; NO. ! red northern spring 5s lid
Corn, spot firm; American mixed, new
IT3u, w oiu, oS I6Ce1ptS OF wheat
during the past three days 1i6,OO0 centais.
including $1,000 American. Receipts,
American corn during the past three
days, 1o,10o centals. Weather partly
cloudy Corn futures quiet; March, IS
41ad; MAY. IS id: July, 3s 414d
ST; LOUIS, March 21-Wheat higher;
No. red cash, elevator, 7O12c; track, 72c;
March 707ac; May, 723sc; July, 65ssc; No
hard. 64Q6412c. Corn higher; No. cash.
SSc; track. S414@S41ac; March, 33c; May
32%c; July, 33a4c. Oats higher; No. 2 cash
271Ac; track. 2914c: March, 271hc; May,
2a12c; May, 27Ac; July. 2314c; No. white
3oAe Rye higher; 55%c. Flax-No /
| MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March N-Flour
ss]Se: ss No; northern SIC, oats Gs steady; seiY
IsH@fse sI sfsadKy dKye M nigheT No 5SG55Se Bar
ad1a KANsAs a1csd &c CITY dsc,n March a1ZMay wheat
up s to 61AG and declined to Sic; cash
wheat r at. hdlc higher; No. 2 6s@6Slkc: No.
! spring, SIC. Corn weak: No 2 mixed, ~
gSZAc; NO; white, S4c; No. 8, 33a4c Oats
5314c. =