The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-30
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
WHEAT MOVEMENT.

NEW YORK, July Extraordinarily
easier; Minnesota patents, $1,000. Rye
Western. $40; city, $1.08; Brandywine,
81. 1902. 50. Rye-Weaker: No. Western,
SIZE f. 0. b. afioat; state rye. 55@56c C. /.
t. New York car lots. Barley-Stronger,
feeding, SEC c. /. f Buffalo; mailing. Goa
69c C: i. f. Buffalo. Receipts.
14S.s35 bu; exports, 436, 357 bu; spot weak;
No. red, 759sc f. o. b. afioat: No. red,
757sc f: o. b. af1oat: No. l hard Duluth.
841sc I. o. b. afloat: options were weak
and &c lower by reason of improved crop
conditions, weak cables. the break In
mary receipts and liquidation; closed
weak at 144cG2c net decline; July 74B@
75l4c. closed 747sc; October, 70 1-16Q
"A 5-16c. closed 73Ac; November, 73AQ74%c,
closed 73Ac; December, 70 1-16G76 3-16c,
closed, 754c. Corn-Receipts, 147. 600 blu;
spot weak; No. 2, $3.50 elevator and 562sc
l. o. b. afoat; option market was active
and weak, responding to the soaking
rains III corn states. easier cables. Iiqui
dation and wheat depression; closed UNI
settled at 13.c net decline: September.
5612@571ac. closed 56Ac: October, closed
SIC; December, 571s05S%sc, closed 575sc.
Oats-Receipts. 81, 500 bu. spot weak; No.
2, Csc; No. 8, 371Ec; No. 8 white 4Gc; No.
white. E01s94lc; track white. 3S4264Sc;
track mixed western. S712G391ac; options
weak and lower on the crop news.
VISIBLE SUPPLY-New York July
29.-The visible supply of grain Saturday,
July q. as compiled by the New York
Produce exchange, is as follows: Wheat
29,2O,C0e bu, increase 1,5S9,60 bu; corn
IL, ;SSI coo blu, increase 145,0C0 bu: oats 1851
600 Blu, decrease 6T4,C0) bu; rye $4,000 bu
increase 125,0c0 bu; barley 30S001 bu, de-
crease 23, 200 blu.
LIVERPOOL. July 29.-Wheat-No. .
red western winter. quiet, SIS sgd; No.
red northern spring, 5s SID: No. l Cali
fornia steady, SIS 61ad; futures easy; Sep
TENDER 5s sgd; December, SIS Sd. Corn
Spot firm: American mixed new. firm
IS sgd; do old, is 712d; futures fiat, July
As 55sd; October. As SID. Imports of
wheat into Liverpool last week were
81 100 quarters from Atlantic ports, none
from Pacific ports; 5000 quarters from
other ports. Imports of corn from At
lantic ports last week were $500 quar-
tiers.
sT. LOUIS. July 2s-Close: Wheat
Lower; No. 2 red, cash, &c July, 657Sc;
September. 65%c; December, 6S2sc; No.
hard, 6S@67hc. Corn-Lower; No. 2, cash,
5$[sc; July, 5$19c; September. 5S12@5S7sco;
cash and July, &c., September, 33Hc;
KANSAS CITY, July 29-Ciose: Wheat
July - SIC; sS9tteamber 65Sc Recemb Der
t4Q65c. Corn-July, 5712c; September,
513sc; December, 53M@537sc; cash, No.
mixed, 57d5Sc; No white, 5Sc. Oats
No white, 41@42c.
dull. Wheat-Lower; closed No ! north
ern at 691AG10c; No 2 northern, 6S@59c;
September, 673sm6724c,. Rye-Lower; No.
l. 5a!.2d5Sc. Barley-Strong; No. 2. &c;
sample. -SG155c. Oats-Lower; No white,
3G1a G37Ac. orn-September, 531sc.
FOREIGN CROPS-London, July %
The Mark Lane Express today in it's
weekly crop review says: The harvest
is proceeding rapidly in France. The
wheat in Normandy. Picardy and in the
south exceeds the average, but there IS
q bare average in the west center and
east. Probably the total will not eX-
coed 81. 900 quarters, leaving $780, coo
to be imported Germanys wheat ---
is per cent below the average yieiu.
Her import needs therefore will be
larger than in 1900 The crop in Austria
Hungary, though not large. exceeds ex-
pectations. The Russian crops have i'm
proved" The Express remarks that the
damage done to American corn is prob
ably exaggerated, but the news suf-
fees to scare the trade and the whole
trade in feeding Stuffs is much strength
ened