The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29

ally. North Dakota is the quarter from
Whlch the nrSt damage reports NAV be
expected, if there is to be any damage
The late rains, that were beneficial every
Wnere else were very light in North Da-
kotd. The wheat has a good start and
WIN rains IN few days the prospect
VIII be maintained, but indications today
are for clear weather and this brings
nervousness
The Southwest sent some more bad re-
ports Of Hessian fly. Michigan also sent
damage reports The Illinois state crop
report says the average condition has de-
kerlofated decidedly during the week
Dry weather caused part of, but the
principal damage came from injury by
the HesSian fly
Odessa cabled that the prospects of the
crop in Southern Russia are becoming
Iess favorable owing to the lack of rain
Liverpool stocks decreased 10000 blu.
KradStreetS figures q decrease of 4 O0O,-
O0 bu II the total visible supply.
corn was quiet and steady around CSC
for May or July.
Primary receipts We're 39l 600 bu n against
549'W1 on. Cloarances-Wheat and -four
7G&C0l bu. Minneapolis received 1903 cars
and Duluth 80 cars, against 265 cars anu
l73 ears last year.
The market closed very firm. with good
buyInS at tho end and covering by Sen
TENDER shorts. July wheat closed at 725s
@tzAc; September, 70Ec May wheat 72c
Cash business was on basis about
The same as Yesterday all through with
low grades a shade frmer No 1 north
eIn sold I'D to &c for very choice and al
mat figure to arrive. No. 2 northern
brought tic for the good lots, and II
Tor choice, the ordinary No. 2 selling
around f0@c. No. wheat sold from 65c
to CSC. Rejected bought 6i065c. No
choice.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat Open High. Low. Tues esq Mon.
july 5niy ,..' ~ 72s:.3; ~ 72s' ~ Y z2,5 4
~, On T1raeek-Q|ficial- closing quotations:
wheat 73c; No. !. northern wheat lie;
cats, N12c; corn, 49c rye 4S$c barley, 40
q4Sc; lax, $l.63; fax futures, September,
1.32
Puts and Calls: Puts-July wheat, 121Sc.
Calls-July wheat, 73hc. Curb July
Flax-The market was steady and prac-
tlcally on yesterdays basis, although
down. Rejected sold at s160 $161 and
I.6lE. Minneapolis received 5 cars,
against l last year. Duluth had cars,
Chicago had q cars.
CLOSING prices were: MINNEAPOLIS cash
I.63; September A.32. Duluth, cash, SLIT;
to arrive, $1.6i; May S.T; September,
T36; October, 1892
FIour--Business is quiet and the gen
eral market unchanged. First patents are
quoted at $4G41O; second patents, $500
$50; first clears, $2.70d2S0; second clears.
$2.10G220 Shipments, 1892 bbls
Millstuffs-Bran in bulk is quoted at
$11.75; shorts, $11.75: flour middlings. y12, IS
Q13; red dog in 1N-lb sacks. $l45O015;
feed in 200-ib sacks, 81 per ton additional;
in 1OO-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton additional
Shipments, ,291 tons
Feed and Meal-The market is fairly
steady at prices quoted Trade is quiet
Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn IS
quoted at $3.50; No. / feed, $15.75; granu-
lated conmeal in cotton sacks at the rats
Of $l.95 per Dbl
Corn-The market is steady; No. vel
low is quotable at 39d39l4c, and No 3 corn
on about the same range. One lot Of No
2 yellow sold at 3912c. Receipts, cars;
shipments, l car.
Oats-The market was active with a lit
tie easier tendency. No. white is quo
table at 27@2Sc; No. oats 26b0271bc
Receipts, % cars; shipments, cars
Barley-The market was quiet Feed
grades are quoted 37@41c; mating grades
42@49c. Receipts, 1 car; shipments, 5
cars.
Rye-The market is firm around 490
491ac for No. 2. No grade rye is salable
around 47c. Receipts were 1 car; ship
ments car
Hay-ChoiCe timothy is quoted S12. 500
-; Minnesota upland, $11611.5O; Iowa up
land, SllQ11.50; choice mixed, $95011O; rye
| straw, $5.75q7. Receipts. 80 tons.