The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-14
OTHER GRAIN MARKErs

GRAIN GOSSIP = Gossip bv nriva+e
wire to G. H. F. Smith & Co, members
~ one New York Stock exchange and
Spring wheat reports from North Da-
kola show that the rains last week sim
ply refreshed things. Outside of grass
omey ala little good The great bulk of
gram was ruined beyond redemptton
OUTSIDE or one or two counties there will
De practically no wheat to shin from
North Dakota. Flax has been Virtually
taliieu: Grain started some now, but
ehe majority cannot possibly mature he
lore ran Spring wheat reports from
SoutheaStern Minnesota show that tba
drouth in this part of the state has mot
oeeh broken Wheat is yet in the milk.
ana Is getting very much damaged bv
Chlnch bugs. This is the worst droutI
ever known in thirty-eight years in This
part OF the country. Full spring wheat
f cIonJ IRON from Northeast Dakota, taking
Gfand Forks as a base. show that NOT
over half the wheat in North Dakota will
pc cut Good rain on the 5th inst helned
70 M wheat out, and will make 1t large
T TbGug "a so SO II can be cut by a machine.
Inns IS the worst drouth ever had in the
REQ river valley. Have had dry areas
In the state, but none COVERING s,Icb
wiz VIDE "a; areas as this; Oats all gone kan
Sas lily wires: Clear and hot all over
Kansas and damage messages coming in
from all directions. No special cause for
yesterdays decline In wheat There was
general selling by disguised holders. Re-
PHAHSO SuIdHy bOuSnC Dack his wheat
at the close. Keep eye on corn situation
west of the Missouri river I believe cats
will sell higher 0'' %
* NEW 1Is YORK. July -Flour-Receipts.
was very dull and weaker at 56115c 5eN
Cline to sell; winter patents, $414 60: win
ZEE oo straaddghts $S.S0Q4; Minnesota patents.
1tSC4s ~ winter II ext, extras = 300 TO- Min
a Ia IT to good, $S.15Q3. 50; choice to fancy
$S.SaQS o. Wheat-Receipts. 40,700 bu; ex
ports oo's1g b4; spot weak; No; red. S57sc
NO. l northern. Duluth SS5sc n h
afoat to arrive; No 1 hard, Duluth. 90ssc
T. O. o., atoat to arrive; options, JUN,
SS EGGS closed at S43sc September, SSss
ciosed at S5c; December, 812zGlS55sc, closed
at 84sse. Corn-Receipts. ST., $50 bu: ex.
ports, 52l,S60 blu; sales. 1l5,000 bu futures
pc I. o; b.. atdoat and 502sc elevator; OPP
tons, July, 49GD49sc, closed at 49c. Sen
TENDER, 24@l497sc, closed at 49%c; Deem
per, 407s Sc as96a closed at 1870. oats-Re-
quiet; No. 2 zoe; No 8, 2S1ac; No. 2 white.
Bic; No. white, 301sc; track-mixed West
e err, 2ggsee; track white Western. 5000
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 13.-Reports
received by local grain men from the
biggest corn counties in the state, Jewel,
Aepublie, Smith, Philips, Mitchell
Cloud, Clay, Dickinson, Reno and some
others, say the corn crop is half DESTROY
ed already, and will be almost completely
ruined If rains do not come within the
next few days There has been no rain
over the section named for the past three
and four weeks Yesterday and today In
Central Kansas the temperature averag-
ed 100 deg
LIVERPOOL. July 1s.-Close: Wheat
quiet at I'D lower; September Is SD.
Corn dull at $sd15d higher; July, As nd;
September, As 2%d.
MILWAUKEE,. July 13.-Wheat low
er; No. 2 northern, soc; No northern,
7S14Q7Sc. Rye lower; No. /, 6915@61c. Bar
ley dull; No. q 4715c; sample 40945iSc.
Oats lower; No. white, 28e. Fleur steady.