The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-30
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOssIP-Gossip by private
wire to c. II. F. Smith q Co. St. Paul
members of the New York Stock ex-
TWO private French cables just In say
the market is firm on unfavorable crop
reports Weather in Russia has also
turned unfaVorable. - BradStreet' s:
East OF Rockies, decrease, 2,374.00e bu
Europe and af1oat, decrease, 10000 bu
Total, decrease, S074,G00 bu. Kansas
CITY wires: "A letter from Chester
lodging and the yield will he cut down
very materially"
NEW YORK, May 29.--FIour-Receipts.
q, All bbls; exports, 1911 bbls; aufet and
steady at unchanged prices. Rye -four
quiet Wheat-Receipts, 49,, 275 bu: ex-
ports, 60,03 hu; spot market firm but
quiet: No. red, 1850 f. o. b.. af1oat; spo
entirely nominal; No; red, 77Ac eleva-
tor; No. northern, Duluth, 745sc f. .. b i.
afioat (promptj; No. 1 hard Duluth, 761sc
f; o. b., aaoat GprompD; options, May
al, 722sc; September, 72@734c, closed Al
BIC. Corn Receipts, 172.570 bu: exports,
9b2o2 blu; spot strong; No 2, 43c +. o. o.,
a I1fo1 an, and 42c eleva tor; options. May.
42!4442Ac, closed at 4224c Oats-Rsce:pts,
269, 4eo bu; exports, lis bu; spot quiet No
z. H61zc; No, 3. &c; No. white, Csc, No
3 white. 27l2c; track mixed Western, 26I5
@2Se; track white. z7]z@841ac; optioG6
nominal.
GRAIN AVAILABLE SUPPLIES
Geographic. dispatches 10 Bradstreets in
dicafe the following changes in the avail
able supplies last Saturday: Wheat
United States and Canada east of the
Rockies. decreased, 2,374.G99 BIZ; afioat fo8
ana in the United States decreased, zoe
G@ bu; total supply. decreased, 2.g74, 0G0
bu- Corn-Cnited States and Canada
east Of the Rockies decreased 1914 Coz
bu Oats-IJnited States and Canada.
east OF the Rockies, increased, 533 600 bu.
Among the more important decreases 1e-
ported TO Bra6streerS are those of $780,
Goo bu at Northwestern Interior eIewa-
tors 245. e09 bu at Manitoba storage
points. 2l9g99e bu at Chicago private e1e-
Va1ors and la.0ee bu at Coteau. The pria-
c cpl Increases are those OF 5000 bu at
st. Joseph and 69,e90 bu at Depot Ear-
Dor: The aggregate stock of wheat held
at Portland. Or and Tacoma and Seat
tie WASH, decreased 7s.690 blu last week
CHICAGO, May 29.-The Farmers Re
view in its weekly report concerning the
cond1t1cn of the spring add winter wheat,
tomorrow will say I'm Illinois. Iadi-
ana, Ohio and Michigan, the eror1 mas
and Lack of moisture. Ia many counties
less than 0ne-foltrth of q crop is lgrofr-
iseds and many fields have been IloMed
and S0wed to corn. An average ,cltap is
promised In Ohio In Missouri wheat is
heading IN good shape, with NO damage
to speak of from flies. Drought prevails
in an parts of Wisconsin and Minnesota.
ana IN some sections the condition is
poor. blt, ON the whole, an average er0p
is expected The prospects IN Kansas
and Iowa are ftatterdng, especially IL the
former state. where winter wheat is i'm
excellent condition. In Dakota, spring
wheat is i'm fair shape, but Will soon
suffer unless the drought is broken. ''
LIVERPOOL May 29.-Nvheat steady
IS Sd Corn quiet at I'd Higher; july, IS
912d; September. IS 95sd
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 29.-FIour
quiet, Wheat steady; No. / northern
6712c; No northern, 6515G6615o Rye
steady; No. 1, 56G5712c Barley steady;
No. 2. 42Q43c; sample 37t042c Oats firm;
No. white. &c