The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-14
favorable. and treating the German crop


damage, of which there has been much
talk OF late, as relatively unimportant.
Kansas is without rain. There is
enough moisture in Kansas, according TO
all reports, to carry the wheat for some
time, and any talk of drought there is
premature. yet as this seems the lead
ing thing in sight at the moment that
might develop into a bull factor, much
stress is being put upon it, and every
message from the Southwest makes some
mention of dry weather and the lnr1e-
date need of rain. Southwestern mar
kets were stronger ST Louis firmed
up on good milling demand for spot
wheat, and Kansas City gained &c on
buying caused by damage reports COM
ing in.
The agricultural department in its
may summary of the foreign crop stu
atlon, says that with only one import
ant exception the gram crops of Europe
range from fair to good. This exception
Is the winter wheat crop of Germany.
EVEN mere conditions are only 3.6 below
medium, although % per cent of the acre
age was winter killed. Liverpool was
7sQ I'D off at first, and Esd lower on sec
onu cables. closing IA lower. Berlin
closed &c lower; Budapest &c lower For
the week America shipped Ais 500 bu;
tusSia ,, 1872. coo blu, and Australia 600
hu Total worlds shipments were 9 ia
OUo bu, against S069sCC0 blu last week, and
6'iSGW0 bu year ago. Wheat ON pas
sage at Al, 90 Blu, shows an incrase of
zSo,CVO bu for the week. Liverpool stocks
decreased 100000 bu The visible decreas
ed $4,000 bu; the total now standing at
10 761, 900 bu. 81
Corn was quiet May held. steady
aIVuhu 4Oc. July was frmer and more
a5Gtive, opening at 40Ac, and selling TO
Primary receipts were 6l6O0O bu,
AGAINST $4,000 blu last year. Clearances
-Wheat and -four ESQ coo bu; corn $40 COZ
Du; Minneapolis received 2S4 cars and
Duiuth 2iagainst 295 and 80 last Year.
Inc market turned strong toward the
END, following the strength in the
markets inn, ,N,.T;r,
July sold to 7Sc, closing firm at that
inquire. May closed at 7l%c; SeDtembaI
closed at 693SM6934c.
Cash demand was active Millers
pought more freely and took a good
part Of the offerings. July price was OBJ
t tam for No. northern, with a frae-
Few choice choice lots going at &c and
over No. northern held at 2921sc
~ ofiu e5el nc. l, showing sales on range
- 81 oy y Tor poor to Tic for choice In
1 Has the p, prices were not good except for
lois OF the better quality. Rejected soji
at olQbSc for good lots. and no grads
ranged from 5Sc to 69c
minneapolis range of prices:
v Wheat Open High. Low. M NOES Sat.
5T9I t., .t:ii5s 81 e. 81 7lZ-s
On Track-OfHcial closing o2ofationsss
W6; ha arc wheat, sac No. northern
MnGat
66 arissT; 9 CATS 2Sc; corn, 4lc rye 5OAc;;
iIPsg gte and Idpl S,a, Sl7S' MAY 10
July July wheat, 72412@727Sc; calls. july wheat eat
iS2sc; curb. July wheat. 73c bid
FIaN.Posted receipts were 26 cars and
the Great Northern which we're not ~ nos gs
eo, the inspection report made over 40
cars IN. OF this quantity number were
Iinered % oo cars ana some fun lots We're de-
winch were No. / seed. Nominaliy. No
was higher, at $1.73. this in conf9rmitv
WIN d Irmer tone is the Duluth Nav
option; Prices on rejected were firm AZ
Saturdays basis for ordinary t. shade
hlgher for choice lots Sales were reuort
cd =, at 81 .56Ql 81 One lot of No. / sold at
~ a. o. NO grade sold from $i.49 for poor
70 $l.5S for very choice. MINNEAPOLIS re-
G S,st 70 cars. against 6 last year; Du-
lu fn had none and Chicago 20 cars.
Of Czlto , prices We're: Minneapolis cash.
$i.7S; Duluth cash. SLIT; to arrive. ST.:
N M4a ayil S.7; September $.94; October,
Flour-Milers report the trade very
quiet and dull Sales are moderat 70 ana
shipments show some falling off. Prices
are are STEADY a as quoted; with millers de-
6G S+goeg4 10 /, s SECOND patents $3.S5G3 So
az s 20 4Shsfipm!ee1pts, S6,6f7 bbls ~
cd Mii in is slight decline not
are seIling MODERATELY abroad, except red
aog; winch is in good sale Domestic
trade is fair, without special featura
j bran IN bulk quoted $126D12. %: shorts
Sll ;5Ggll. %; -four middlings; SIP 0T13.
RED dog in lI0-lo sacks, $14 .50GI15: feed in
2G9-!p sacks, 81 per ton additional. in
IV9-.o SACKS Ks 80 per ton additional. Ship
Feed and Meal-Prices are STEADY as
quoted, Trade is fair and sales satisfac7
tory. coarse corn meal and cracked corn
! are quoted SIC; No. / feed SIG 70. No 3
feed, ST.. No. feed. ST. so; granuIafed
ST.. per bbl 'e u
| Corn-The market was quiet and with
out special new feature Offerings were
| llght-only eight cars-and 81 cars were
| No. corn. 4c ~
| Oats-The market was active and
steady; No, 9 white sold at Sc and No,
| 8 touched 27%c. Receipts were X cars:
shipments. 10 cars. No. white is ouot,
| ed 2712@2S1ac; No. 3 oats 2762Sc.
Barley-The market presents m esne-
claliy new feature. but is inclined toward
weakness: Feed grades are quoted nom
| na d SsQ42c; mailing grades. 42@50c A
cars; shipments. cars.
Rye-The market is firm and active No
is quoted 5l@5l19c for choice. Receipts
cars; shipments, 1 car
Hay-Choice timothy is quoted s14: Min
nesota upland, $11 .50012: Iowa upland
@l.5o@l2; choice mixed. $1001O. so: rye
straw. $6.5907. Receipts 13s tons
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
Railroads No.1hd. Nc. l. Nc. 2 Nc. 8 Rel. Cd
Ct. Nor. 20 2