The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-23
Grain.

trhlCdeo-NeW YORK reports an In
quiry for 100000 tons rye flour, equal
TO about 100000 bushels of rye.--Wild
Chicago.--Our Mr.. Cromwell wires
from Pipestone, Mimi: Small chance
much rust damage North. Scab will
be Of more Importance to Fargo scab
will be in addition to current damage
as just appearing destructive and will
incroase,-E. W. w IL Co. to S. g. G.
Grain belt forecast: Generally fair
tonight and Saturday, cooler.
Chicago Some points in Kansas re-
porting hot winds. There is some SELL
ing OF September corn by commission
houses which appears to be for local
traders. Think there Is too much sell
ing by smaller traders for any weak
ness.-BAbcock
Chicago.--John Inglis. returning from
Northwest, says: There has been serl :
Gus loss In wheat in some large and
important areas in Southern Minnesota
and South Dakota brought on bv ex-
cessive rainfall where rust has done
much damage. Western counties. how
ever, on both sides Of the Missouri have
one OF largest crops in history While
rust can he found in all of the North :
west, 1t IS OF mild type and nothing
IKE the virulent attack OF 1904. IT. 4
NJ. to Clark & Co.
NiAAN"RN- llb iFdhlllE elevator inter-
ests and some prominent local traders
bought September oats. Beyond this
the market Is featureless. Commission
houses bought the corn.-Babcock TO
Clark & co.
chicago President Of the federal
land bank at st Paul predicts North &.
west wheat crop $50. 900 900 bushels. Es-
Inmates North Dakota yield be more
than 100 100000 bushels.
Ii
caused by continued buying by short I
which also has turned some Of the lar.
ger locals 10 the long side The break
Of 40 cents bushel in Argentine wheat
together with their very heavy stocks
Of corn which is being offered in this
country at much under Chicago prices
should work against any buying fever,
The exchange market in Argentine is
also very much in favor OF heavy Of
| ferings OF corn in this country Crou
news could not be better.--O Brien to
McFall
Amarillo, Tex Instead of wheat
crop Of about 1000, 900 bushels for
Texas as indicated by government
there Will probably exceed 90, 900, 00C
mates Of grain men,-Clement, Curtis
| y TO,
Chicago Only comparatively moder.
ate quantities Of gulf wheat was traded
| In yesterday Offerings from the coun
| try were not plentiful nor on the other
| hand was the export demand active. -
! c. c. K Co, to McFall.
Lecount crop report from Fargo. n
D--All wheat is infested with black
rust but damage is slight at present
Earliest fields in the dough and viii
escape serious injury, but can not tel
| what the result will be in late fields
hut think there will be considerable
loss. Watcher hot, showers, sultry. un.
| favorable
Chicago Heavy rains over Sas.
katcheWan to 2ia inches just where
needed for wheat and where only com.
plants come from % Brien 10 McFaIl
Chicago Broomhan cable to Clement
Curtis says Argentine weekly ship.
ments: wheat S,SO5, 900. oats 1000
corn l,6l4Ooo."
Minneapolis Forks. y. n
wires Yesterdays weather unfavor.
able, hot and sultry. Considnrabl,
black rust present. but not In advanced
stage could develop rapidly. An rrop.
spotted, results will be Disappointing
Cool and cloudy today C c a ca
to McFall
Great Falls, Mont. wires "Wlnte,
wheat looking good. Start harvesting
next week Spring wheat in all stages
Of growth but looking good and with
favorable conditions should raise fai,
crop They have had very good rain,
lately"
I Chlcago.-E. +. Leland & Co. Omaha
office wires: Columbus and Sunrise
Noe snvs four days Of hot wIrds a.