The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-20
FOREIGN SUPPLIES
OF BREAOSTUFFS

According to the special cablegram from,
Broomhall's Corn Trade News, Liverpoo1il rU1l
TO the Daily Trade Bulletin the supplies
OF breadstuffs-fiour and wheat-int sec
ond hands in store in the PRINCIPAL com
tries OF Europe, in Argentina. and afIoat
Ior Europe on Feb. l. 1905. exhibited q
1ary compared with a decrease of IA
024,OOO bu during December, and de-
crease or 6,722,00O bu during January.
s3Ufc si',ff f Inc aggregate T quantity of bread
eXhlplted an increase of $50, 900 bu dur
ing January, compared with decrease
or 200 bu during December and an
increase of 2,630,000 bu during January
1894 Supplies en- route to the United
Kingdom We're reduced 10000 bu. those
lot tS the continent reduced 1880, 900 bu, and
gose Tor orders Increased 2SSO 600 bu
Inc aggregate supplies afioat for Enr0na
on FEB. L, 1906. were 4,140,O0O bu more
I man ian o reported one year previous. and
$500 600 bu more than reported two vears
previous During January, 1905. the ae
gregate supplies in store in the princinaI
countries of Europe were decreased ]. .02O.-
000 00 pu, compared with decrease of $780,
0VO pu during December. and a decrease
OF i2,5lO,O0O bu during January, 1904.
Stocks in the United Kingdom were re-
dueed 1,670, 600 bu. those in France in
Belgium and Holland decreased / 900. 900
pu' those In Russia increased 370O 600
uu, ana those in other portions of Eu-
rope decreased 100000 bu Stocks i'm
la RuSsla were reduced 1890 900 bu during
December, and were reduced 7 5S0 00n hi77
uuLI6ng January, 1904. Supplies i'm store
IN russia are about 1, 71O, 600 bu more than
Iop'o 'tp t1 one year ago, and $4,000 bu
more than reported two years ago, The
9SSIeSate STOCKS in store in Europe on
I eo. l, 1Su5, We're 6, $50 900 bu more than
Leported one year previous and u Asa 00O
0u more than reported two wears 400
supplies In Argentina increased S4S 600
ou curing January, compared with an in
crease OF S,12S000 bu during JanuarI,
19O4 compared with the returns of one
year ago, the supplies of breadstuffs i'm
oIore @ ana a1loat for the United Kingdom
on rep. 1905, We're 2,040 900 bu less
those for the continent 1SOO. 600 bn more
and those for orders $3.50 OOO bn more
me agSregate supplies of breadstuffs
Tedlted TO Europe in all positions on Feb
l, LSVS' We're 10. 100000 bu more than re-
more more than on Feb. l. 1903. Advices re-
sarolng the European crops are A little
more favorable in general Wav than
Il1lcated a month ago. In the United
hlhgdom the condition of fall-sown grain
Is quite favorable. In France and Ger
many the weather has been a little ~varia-
PIE but no serious damage has been sus-
famed In Russia the weather is favos,-
apie, and the crops are in good condition.
Whlch is confirmed by the fact that mort
there is good snow protection. and tbe
wneat area Is larger than last wear In
other european countries there are no
particular changes to note. In Argentina
IaDor troubles have interfered with the
marketing OF wheat. The OUTPUT is re-
garded Slightly less than that of last wear.
In Australasia reports are less favorable
ana the exports of wheat will probably
not exceed one-half those of the past
season; In India heavy rains have dam
dseu the crop In some sections and the
aggregate yield will probably be sonne-
What less than last year