The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-04
OTHER GRAIN MARKETs

wi TaA ~ y Gf5oS55SSlPe-Gossip by private
members of the New York Stock AZ
Ghange and Chicago Board of Trade
fTe says: Harvest reports from
d ds9Tt ne n k Ay show that a good
stack. Farmers are inclined to hold. De-
nand Tor the new wheat is not as large
as farmers expected. Millers, however.
present prices. Quality of the most exe
cellent. Quantity varies from to SJ hn
TO the acre; Ground is fine condition for
ploWIng. Winter wheat harvest IeTort.
from Southern Illinois shows that tbresb -
ing is very much interfered with on sc-
count of recent rains Millers are taking
tLeely what wheat is offered. Wheat 10
InFeShlng out all the way from to 81 b1
harvest reports from Northern Ohio
snow that there is so little wheat in thi9
part OF the state that farmers are stor-
ing IN tnelr barns or stacking it Thrasb
Ing from to blu per acre. Mostly fror,
DO to 66 lbs wheat Ground is in good con
oItlon to commence fall blowing. Mill
g LlS,, are vel supplied with orders and are
ouylng freely all the wheat that is Of
Iereo. Harvest reports from Northea ST.
ern 1holana snow that the farmers will
sen S,s4 a small percentage of their wheat
Just now, but the bulk of it will be held
pack for better prices MilIers are Inv
ing all they can get hold of. Demand
G c3r the new crop is good and increasing.
ne ~ 100 wet INST now for fall pow-
weather during the week has enabled fbe
farmers In a large portion of the TIintar
n mlleae 9eit 20 thresh the wheat which
previously had been held in the shock
1t has developed that some damage has
resulted to the grain, as a much larger
per PEI cent cent OF the wheat received at the
ma +Ih1arh ,e, Is grazing No. and No 4, but
Ine quantity has suffered no marked re-
duction Most of the wheat held in the
slock mas been threshed and marketed
ana an It IS evident that the farmers intend
for 10Y bat+a lriucn OF the wheat in the stack
tor peter prices. Flowing for fall seed
ing has begun in some sections
:. NEW NE YORK, Aug. 3-FIourMReceints
! 1o,64s Dds; exports, 1910 bbls: sales $50
packages. Market steadily held and mod
erateiy active, closing rather firm Win
Wheat; Rye flour easy CornmeaI oIIiet
rye rye Gull Barley steady. Barley mali
9 90 %, heatIReceipts 1850 Blu; exports
2 22S ~ bu; sales, $780, 900 bu futures, $50
U0o bu export. Spot firm; No. 2 red 1911 =
elevator, and 81Ac f. O. b. afloat. No I
northern Duluth, SIC f. o. b. afioat: No I
nar1 D9ul a, S6Ac + Q. b. af1oat Options
TENDER, 7915@S0 5-16c, closed S0l5c:: A De-
cember closed S21sc ~ -
Corn-Receipts, 250, $50 bu; exports. ee1.-
654 bu; sales, 175,0CO bu futures, 4SO, go
afioat, and 1850 elevator; options closed
steady at A@3sc decline: September. 491I
case, closed at 42%c; December. S9A604Oc
closed at $3.50. Oats-Receipts, $500 bu
exports, Cos bu: spot dull; No. q 26c: No
g. .2544c; No. white, CSC; No. 8 White,
zl7se; track mixed Western, 26Q27c; track
white Western and state. 2716633c
az, u EEt.RPOOL; Aug. 3.-Wheat-Quiet, Il
Esd Ssz n higher {ht September, IS ed; Deem
September, IS 105sd; October, IS Id; No,
vember, IS n1sd.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. S.-Flour
d n7Lszo WPRe beat No; northern ri
Steady; No: 2. 49@5Oc; sample, 4OG5i7c.
Oats-Dua; No. white, 252z@28c.