The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-21

quite satisfactory in the Southwest, where
there was sufficient rain in the summer.
In the North Caucasus, Finland and a
portion OF the west provinces it is above
average 1t is not quite satisfactory in
the Southeast, that is, beyond the Volga
and near the Azof sea. 1t is bad to very
bad In the Voiga valley and the prov
lnceS adjoining the Volga valley, Russian
Poland and many districts of the Baltic
provinces. In the other provinces it is
about as usual, with local exceptions.
Inc summer grain is everywhere poorer
than the winter grain. 1t is better in
the southwest than elsewhere, the entire
harVests there being above average. 1t
Is unsatisfactory and for the most part
pad IN the Ural provinces and the Volga
valley. 1t is satisfactory in the Don val
ley but bad in the West and portions OF
the Baltic provinces In Poland it is gem
orally good. In the remainder of the
country 1t is satisfactory. The quality
Is generally poor, excepting in the South
west The report fully confirms earlier
Demonstrations.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20 -Flour-Receipts
ana quiet, closing easy. Rye -four steady.
Go. nm Gull, dull: Rye steady; Barley
steady w Woheat-Recsipts, $4,000 bu; ex-
ports, SASS blu; spot quiet; No. 2 red, 761ac
f. o. b. afloat; No. red, 75Ac elevator:
NO. northern Duluth Size f. o. b. aioat
OPTIONS opened steady and were quiet
put firm, part of the day on light offer
Ings, fair local support, large clearanees
ana the strength in provisions. They
eventually turned lower, hover, because
OF late realizing and closed easy at un-
soc; September, 75@75 s-1sc, Closed Sc;
December, 76 9-16Q771kc, closed 76sic Corn
receipts, 900 bu; exports, SO, 1874 bu:
spot easy; No. 2 635sc elevator, and 6414c
I. o. o. afioat. Option market was dull
ana barely steady at first, and weakened
later, owing to liquidation, setback in
cables ts:aa, and the wheat reaction. Closed
sss sak ATS at 5a@as gi, net lower; May, $3.50
use, closed 62a4c; December, 6Sss@6s l5-l6e.
closed $3.50. Oats-Receipts. 1890 bu: ex
porss s;l II % bu; spot Arm; No. 2, SSc; No.
white, 4015c; track mixed western. 3SiseS
zee; track white, 3s1s@47c. Options open
ed f nrm mr., BUT but weakened with corn.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 8.-Wheat-No. 2
spot red Western winter steady at IS I'D:
NO l northern spring quiet at SIS Sd: No
California quiet IS Id; futures Quiet
DECEMBER 5s It'd: March, SIS ESD Corn
spot firm; American mixed. new, SIS Id:
futures quiet; October, as; November. IS:
December, 5s I'D
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2o-close: Wheat
G6lgner; No 2 red cash. elevator, 7O1Zc;
s Ss7f PIE aS $3.50: December, &c; May.
e cash, 5S9sc; December, $3.50; May, 615s@.
olAc. Oats higher; No. 2 cash, Sic: De-
cember 3S715e; May, 4015c; No. q white, 80
@aS e o., Lead quiet at $42752; spelter firm
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 0.-close: Wheat
December, 67A@679Sc; May, 711sc; cash ash.
no. hard, 66A@6612c; No. 2 red. zoe.
May May, 601aQ605sc; cash, No. 2 mixed. 600
oo12c; No; white, 6O1zG61c Oats-No. 3
white; 38K@39c
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 20. Flour
steady Wheat unsettled; No. ! northern
7lq7lzze; No: northern, 6S@5s15c; Deem,
per, Use; Rye firm; No. /, 55c. Barley
hrrner; No. 2, 6oc; sample. 45659c. oats
cember, 5S5sc.