The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-25

addition TO stocks awaiting shipments
10 the allies and this amount u co1S11-
cradle Denmark gOyeEnment has SaS-
ing stnffS Import arrivals are PRAGUE
ally nothing owing % further blockade
regulations Scarcity is pronounSsd-
Grain OpaaisnR.
Ware q Lelsnds The strength of the
situation Is exempliGed in the pre-
miumS for cash wheat Nevertheless
the new crop months are high and ES
do not believe the advance in them VIII
be maintained
Thomson McKinnons High prices at
tendant upon unequal distribution con
tinue to be an important factor.
Lamson Rross Il does not seem unc-
reasonable that as long as war lasts all
kind Of food viii be dear.
ORrien: There is only one side 10
grain. as long rs premiums remain 50
high It Is not good trading 90 snort
3 market with September go cents diS.
count under cash We viii get good
breaks. Buy when weak
weather Map.
Canadian northwest. 81 to Sc above
cloudy, Minnedosa raining "a
Northwest, - to IS above. CLOUDY.
Moorhead "a. Duluth Sc. St Paul .sS-
West. 80 to IS above. cloudy. Dl-
buQue 80. Charles City IA. Chicago Ia
Southwest. a to Sc above. cloudy.
Ohio valley. IS to so above. cloudy.
Southwest Weather.
st. Louis-Clear, 81 above
Little Rock-Clear, so above.
wichita-Cloudy. 80 above.
Oklahoma City-Cloudy, 81 above.
Dallas-Clear, "a above.
Denver-Clear. - above.
Garden City-Cloudy, IS above.
Joplin-Cloudy. 50 above.
rorpemm4.
Minnesota-Part cloudy, somewhat
colder northwest. Thursday fair.
North Dakota-Fair. warmer tomor-
south Dakota Probably showers.
Nebraska-Gensrsny' fair tonight.
probably showers in west. tomorrow
1owt-Fair. frost probable in west
and south.
ulinois-Fair.
Kansas-Fair. warmer tomorrow.
Minneapolis-with cash wheat in
Chicago q dollar a bushel over Sep
TENDER how can prices decline much2
morning, so certainly speculation is
not causing the advance-C. E L. and
Co.
Price Current.
Observation-Disclosures the past week
rainfall was generous and well distri-
buted over the winter wheat country
also in the northwest in consequences
the soil condition indicates decided
during the week. These
reports come from practically the en-
tire winter wheat belt and IL is prob
able the governments May'report will
show q higher condition OF wheat
than shown In April.
Cash Message.
nneapolis-CMtside mills are pay
ing fancy premiums for heavy mixing
wheat. Local mills buying other offer
lngs in a half hearted fashion at the
advance. Bluestems No. ! Northern
25 to 80 cents over May. Very little
-four trade.-c. e. L. and Co.
Chicago-Our cable from Argentine
estimates wheat and flour surplus for
export at eleven and a quarter mil
lion bushels OF wheat. This indicates
that the arrangement made with Great
Britain is surplus grain. Private
in Argentine have been
the crop at around 10000
BOO bushels. The government estimate
Of 72,OO0, 900 had been made while the
harvest was stil under way.-C. C. Co.
Southwest Receipts.
ST. Louis-Wheat 100000, last year
81, 600: shipments 10000, last year
Corn $4,000, last year $4,000: ship
ments $4,000. last year 10000.
Oats 100000, last year $4,000: ship
ments $4,000, last year $4,000.
Kansas City-Wheat $4,000. last
year 10000; shipments 17S,000, last
year $4,000.
Corn $4,000, last year $4,000; ship
ments 81, 1000, last year 141, 900.
Oats $1,000, last year 5000; ship
ments $4,000, last year $4,000.
Primary Movement.
Wheat $4,000, last year 1,15S.000;
shipments $4,000, last year S51 900.
Corn $4,000, last year 1000: ship
nents 1,167,00O, last year $4,000.
Oats $4,000, last year 1,2S1,000
shipments 1,47s.00O. last year 1.0S5,0O0.