The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-28

situation there say that the outlook in
QitcaIes heaVy shortage and instead of
Inc usual requirements of L o5e 900 tons
II Is expected that Germany will need
z,oo0000 tons. One estimator saws that
Germany will have to import 46 600 COO
pa over and above ordinary yearly re-
qulrementS. If this is the belief in Rer-
I'm, might be expected that that market
ket would show much firmer tone. but
II is said that the favorable reports from
Inns country and general gossip of a
hedVy American yield have been taken
at their full import in Berlin and in con
tlnental markets generally and have
peen an onset IN some degree to the
strength That might otherwise rule
For the week America shipped 4.769 Ooo
pu' Russia 2,568, 600 bu and the Danube
ports o44080 bu Total worlds Shipments
were 9,iO4,g 600 bu, against 1903 900 last
week, ana t,SSf,000 bu year ago. Wheat
OF 40 600 blu
The visible decreased 2.4S4,00O bu the
total now standing at 49,G64 600 Blu.
GOA St Tea wheat and flour, were 9O4,-
wv Du Minneapolis received dG2 cars and
duluth i, against G32 and 125 last year.
Corn was dead speculatively, and there
WAS vas scarcely any trade doing.
no,. ne market 1i closed firm and well sup
ported at the end. July wheat closed at
oadd!;sQiZ4c; May wheat. 71c; September,
6S34@693sc- May and July corn, CSC.
cash wheat business was good Re
ce1pts were heavy by comparison with
=,
OIL late Everything was well taken a
number OF outside miIlers Were on the
moor and We're good buyers. Local
millers took the bulk of the good wheat
elevators buying more freely of low
grades. No. l northern sold readily at
zee over July, and for the choice lots
AT &c over. few very choice lots going
at '3c. MillerS bought a number of good
sized lots to. arrive. pa ing t7215cr on, the
average. No. 2 northern sold at Zoe and
fO12c Ter nearly everything NoT3 wheat
was saIable over a range OF CSC to 6SS4c,
according to condition Little reiecfed
was offered. No grade sold from Sic to
65c. Some poor lots went at 576571bc,
put put low grades in general We're firmer
than on Saturday.
minneapolis range Of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. M oi2s'p Sat
September I 6ssI% as sss-& s t5 l 5s4&
No. + hard wheat, 74ssc: No. /. northern
wheat, f2ssc; No. 9 northern wheat 70s5c.
oats, Z6c; corn, S9c; rye. 49e; barley, 466
4og 81, max futures, September, $t.29.
Puts and Calls-Puts. July wheat PIC.
cars, July wheat, 7214172ssc; curb INV
wheat, 721s@724c
FlaX-The market is firm and prices
a TaIi1 1SS5o tqday We're fully up to Saturday
SOLO s. c5 at 81 500 for small lots and IN to
M.6J Tor straight cars of good stuff. Poor
rejected e7 s. sold ID off to $l.55. No grade sold
cars. Hs'u 10
Closing prices were: AIinneanolis
c G. 3a y 49, September. $1.29. Duluth cash,
ID -; September, $685.; October. 81 81
fIouf-Nlllers report trade 4 little bet
Ter compared with last week. buf on
me whole the market shows no { -. >..ial
cn1ange First patents are queted sac
40; second patents. Sc. S06f@. 90. first
clears, 81 70G2. so; second clears. 81 100
~. Shipments. b, 0G1 bhls
rec. reed and Meal1The market is fairly
steady at prices quoted. Trade is quiet.
quoted $la.50; No / feed S1575: No 2
reed, Sl6.25; No. 5 feed, SIG 70; grannlatcd
g corn m meal IN Gotten sacks. al the rate Of
tsuffs-Prices are fairly steady as
quoted gu Bran in bulk is quoted at
SIl;l5; shorts, $11.15; flour rr1iddlings. s12 Il
9l3; red dog in. 14G-lb sacks, $14. 50Ii5 ;
ieeq I;o IN q zoV-lP sacks, 81 per ton additional
Shipments, ], 459 tons
Corn-The market showed no particu-
tar change: No. 3 sold ~et soc: No. 4 at
Js@t5S12c Demand is fair and receipts
III cars; shipments, ] car
Oats-There was an active market. No
3 oats sold at 27G27I4c; No white sold
III ABOUT me same range; no grade oats
meDts, cars
Barley-The market was quiet. Some
no grade sold at 42c. Feed grades are
quoted at 37@4lc; mailing grades 400
f'G; heTGe t, cars: shipments, 3 cars
hHe-Ine market is firm around 4gs40
4'-12c for No. 2. No grade rye is slIabIe
around 47c Receipts We're 3 cars: shin
mentS none
oo RayMGhoice timothy is quoted at SO so
@IS; Minnesota upland, $11@11. SO: Iowa
upland SH@l1:50; choice mixed. S9.-011C:
rye straw. $5.75GD7. Receipts 70 tons.
STATE GRAIN. INSPECTION