The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-15
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOsSIP-Gossip by private
wire to e F d smith Vdrt CO. CO. st. pau
and Chicago board of trade-Prime
says: Winter wheat reports from West
ern Ohio show that there are some indi-
cations of rust, The Hessian fly, how
ever, is the colored gentleman in the
woodpile. He has been getting in his
work with deadly effect, Harvest the
and Indian Territory show that farmers
are making excellent progress with their
harvest of winter wheat Crop will not
go into stack, but be threshed out of the
shock and put on the market at once.
Spring wheat reports covering Southern
Minnesota show an excess of moisture
this growth is checked, prospects are now
for light crop of wheat. New York
The weekly weather crop bulletin re-
ports condition Of corn improved. al
wheat is being harvested as far north as
the Ohio and Central Mississippi valleys
with yield light, but quality good. Spring
wheat reports less favorable owing to the
excessive moisture, especially in the low
lands in North Dakota and Minnesota
In South Dakota spring wheat is in a
apologiZing for lighter wheat receipts
owing to washouts and interrupted traf-
fic, but the present receipts are quite
heavy enough to suit either bull or bear
LIVERPOOL, June 14.-Wheat-Spot
steady; No. l red Western winter, steady
at 6s I'D; No. l red northern, Duluth,
steady DIT 0S o12Q, futures quiet. .JulV. rs;
11&d; September, IS Id. Corn-Spot Amer
lean mixed, new, IS 3d. firm; old American
mixed firm at IS SID; futures quiet; July,
3s Sgd: September IS 61td
NEW YORK, June 14.-Flour-Recatpts
1862 bbls; exports. 3415 bbls market less
active and rather in buyers favor, owing
S Ehgs R bbu -four qHetsr
SOP; spot easy: No. 2 red, 831ac spot, and
sac to arrive, f. Q. b., atioat; No. 1 north
e @d, Duluth Sa tut sSAe f. os11b afqat. spot;
No. red, SIG elevator; options opened
firm on good foreign buying and a fair
reaction naon following guddati9n rose at
corn; close weak and A@1ac net lower;
81 11151s@S2Ae closed at S24c; December
222, 800 bu; exports, S26,s63 bu; spot steady:
No. q 41asc Q. b., afioat; 4O1kc elevator;
options, opened steady and was again
strengthened by a heavy export demand
coupled with complaints Of too much rain
in Iowa; 1T finally eased off with wheat
s elosing g steady e at hc advance; July, 400
ACC. Oats-Receipts, 197, 300 bu; exports
109 ESQ bu; spot quiet; options quiet, but
steady.
GRAIN AVAILABLE sUPPLIEs-New
York, June 14-Special cable and teie-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreet's indi-
cate ate the following changes in the avail
States and Canada, east of the Rockies
increase, 100000: afioat for and in Eu.
rope, Increase fVU,oVU Du, total supply in
crease 100000 bu; corn, increase, 81, 900 bu:
oats, decrease $4,000 blu. Among the more
important increases reported to Brad
STREETS not given in the official statement
are those of 100000 blu at Chattanooga:
$4,000 bu at New Orleans and $4,000 at
Omaha. The principal decreases are those
age points and 1900 blu at Northwestern
interior elevators. Aggregate wheat held
at Puget sound ports increased 5000 blu
last week.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June HEFIour
steady. Wheat--Steady; No. 4 northern.
113aQ7Sc; No northern, 781kc. Oats
Steady 21Z02Szc. Rye-Firmj No. I.
oS 59zSsooi B5ariey-Quiet; No. B. 4oc; sample,