The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-20

change and Chicago Board of Trade
Weekly Government Report, Washing
| ton, D. C.-The continued prevalence Of
n1gh temperatures has been favorable
frosts occurred in the upper Mississippi
valley on morning of 18th The corn
crop in this district was so nearly ma
| tured as to be practically safe from in
| jury, and, although some damage from
high winds is reported from Illinois and
Indiana, the general conditions Of the
week have been favorable to corn. A
large part of the crop has been cut in
husktng has been done-LiverpooI ca
bic: Wheat closed Esd up; September
w, M9e ats Is Esd; December: IS 49sd Corn
As 2Ad.-,Budapesth closed &c higher
Paris close: Wheat and flour equal
about Ao per bu lower-London close
changed.-Leask: Wheat very
strong; not much on sale; it hesitates
a little around 79c Don't look as If
wheat would set back much, if any; no
pressure here now"
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-Flour-Receipts.
ITO bbls; exports, 10,575 bbls; sales, 7.7C0
PCS; market was firm again and held at
high :, prices on all grades, restricting de-
straights, $3.50Q365; Minnesota patents,
SS4:ZOQ4 Co. Rye flour firm and active.
Barley malt dull. Wheat-Receipts, 2S5-
600 bu; exports, q 1884 bu; sales, 1850 900
bu futures; 200, 900 bu exports; spot strong;
No. red. S41ac f. o. b. afloat, and 8215c
elevator; No. l northern, Duluth, S8!sc f.
Q. D., ahoat; No. hard, Duluth, 92%c
f. o. b., af1oat; options opened firm. and
ed by realizing, was wa active and pE strong
all day. Sensational strength In the
Mott MoFItn n rs supplemented by doleful
scare of shorts and inspired also an aee
tive speculative demand from outside
sources; closed firm at &c net advance;
6 M19arrco1h, S7AqSs S-16e, closed at SS4c; May,
SZiAq8Sc, closed at SEC; October, S2A0
8SAc, closed at S3Ac; December, 81 7-l60
SS18c, closed at S5sse. Corn-Receipts, 26.-
futures; 100000 bu spot; spot firm; No g
4743c elevator and 4S1Sc f. O. b., af1oat:
option market was fairly steady all day
put rather quiet with response to the
eral receipts at Chicago; closed quiet at
42et9sc loss on near months TO 1Ac advance
on late deliveries: May, 41@4l4sc. closed
at 414kc; September closed at 46lAc Octo-
Der closed at 451zc; December at 41ss60
4l!3c, closed at 4114c Qats-Receipts, S.
SEQ bu; exports. 7.21n bu: spot steady; No
white. 264@c; track mixed Western, 241h@
26e; track white Western and state, 25H
csc; G options slow but steady.
steadv. Wheat higher: No ] northern.
8l@S1&c; No, 2 northern. 79@791hc RYE
hdi!gher; No l, SOC. Barley friner: No 2.
No white, 25625Nc
KANSAS cry. Sept. 19-wheet-Da-
cember. IKE: cash No. 2 hard 6o15@71c;
No. 2 red. 74@751hc. Corn-Decenber. 1924
M327sc; May, S413rsc: cash No. mixed,
3SHc.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-Closing: Wheat
No. 2 red: cash, The; septenher. 771sc;
October, 7Sc; December. 799fc; May. 1890;
No. ? hard, 21z@7a1hc. Cora-No Gosh,
29c; September, S91kc; October. sc; De
cemher. 335sc Oa+@-No. 2 cash. 2115c:
September 21Ac: October. Pic: Deem
LIVERPOOL Sept. 19,-wheat spot.
firm: No 2 red, western. es 21ad No.
northern spring 6s SID No. California,
Gs 5HdGSs I'd. Futures. steady: septem-
spot American mixed new quiet, As 3%ld;
futures. steady; October, 40 916d; Novem-
Der. IS 2$zd; December, As 212d