Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-29
WHEAT AND WOOL.
-.,rrs gsrnATEs OF TRE WasAI DROP
FOR 1891.
..p.t,y. Surplus in THIS OoastFJ-Wh" FOR
y.rss Val Prodacs-Rsv'w Of the Sit
Prices No, Likely to Favor Buy
Some Iins-Wool Outlook



Brqfs-rssrS
,..,.,ic wheat crop OF Ie9I' d
5 tv interpreters OF the Asii-
es. n..srrment'S report oil cohu'-
.-.trr on Jane 10, promises
.,. anywhere from t9O'ooo'Ogo
.o F., 10000 900 business wiz
o-'- r,a.reuced and conSerVatIle-
,.ew 100000, 900 10 52o,OOO, |
y r.1s rs the probable tota'. y |
t H.- OF the published ouJgiVinsS
'..-. subject is given in the following
OIL .--' ''' Bushels.
r cor liverpool Corn Trade 100000
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..-.-,i price Current, june 800
...u r-c,s Telegram. per "''-' sclOOOl0 |
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Sos. orS cor. L.yrrp @. Oo,- i-"' 595 o0OOOO |
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Sos Work Produce E2'aao-. .'..'..' SIS 10000
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pf.. ..u.a Press H .-.- mum. fnInI0Ol
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rfo,o r.,o, what may be regarded as
.-',,,,,sr. view of the prospects Tor Il
,..-r.Ia-,s crop Of wheat, say 100000
l.4-r.be.s. ana If. as explained else
,.ara. we should carry over 35,OOO'oO0
-.ls NJ wheat. available and unavail-
.r-.. on Jrlv1. 1891 (probably a full
@.-~a-e.. the total supply OF wheat Tor
,...oa would amount TO $4,000
ar AVAILABLE for food, seed
..f errort. 10 500, 100000 bushels
we are 10 carry
.-as ru.h wheat one year from now
wii have on hand ON the Isl
r..,.no. ln the next twelve months,
.tfn- 20 Agricultural Department
.. Census Bureau indications and eS-
-s. we will want SOP 100000 bush
...f wheat for use as food al home,
I probably 55.O0O,00o bushels Tor
s..f. i'm all 357. 100000 bushels. This
indicates l43.O0O.C0O bushels as the
probable available export surplus oil
wheat land flour as wheat,
both coasts. during the cereal
wear 1sg1-g2. If the crop this
wear should exceed 800 100000 bushels
the exp0rt surplus would be Increased
bva like quantity. The United States
exported l49, sos, 900 bushels of wheat
land -four rs wheat i'm 1879, lSO,@3f,-
GOO bushels in 1850. 1S6, 100000 OuShels
in ISL las 100000 bushels IN 1883 ana
15iIG3. 00O bushels in 1sss. the only
.f-cau Years I'm which we have sent
abroad 20 exceed 14O,0UA0O0 bushels
Ir has been accomplished monty hve out
of thirteen preceding years, and II Is
five wears since 10 has been done, dur
ing which period the world has been
permitting wheat reserves 70 run very
loss.
AS 90 the outlook, it may be stated
tI.tthc year 1s9l-92 promises TO favor
holders Of wheat; primarily because
E.rsue has got 20 buy large quantities
Jpn excess OK what she has taken in pre-
yi.us wears. not from thousands of small
farmers scattered through the United
Eii-l0m. France, Belgium and hOi
shippers and export merchants who
6aowo. Europe's scarcity of supplies aud
age prepared 20 take advantage of il.
meuts for the coming year, despite
heavy purchases of late on our Pacific
coast. oy more than l5,OOO,0OO bushels.
and will have TO import fully 10, COCOON
bu lels more from somewhere within a
year 90 come. The United Kingdom,
too. will have 20 import ll4,OOO, OOC
bushels during the same period; Italy
probably 10000 600 bushels; Holland
and Belgium 3G.0O0,O 600 bushels: Ger
many 2o,o0O,O0O bushels, aud other
European countries probably, together,
not less than 2SS. 100000 bushels. The
total wanted by Europe, IS per the fore
going is 2S> OOG 900 bushels. which
tte United States, Australia, South
America, Russia and India vii. be ex-
posted 90 provide.
Tor three fiscal years Russia is re-
aorted to have exported an annual ay-
rage OF about l2,O00.0GJ bushels, the
United States about lO5, ZOO, 900 bushels
Ouc'udirC flour as wneaU, and India
Ioou- -6 GOO. 900 bushels of wheat. The
total recent annual average exports TO
all countries from the three leading eN-
lorter> mas been therefore about 243,-
100000 bushels, or $4,000. 900 buShel ,
less thau wheat-importiug Europe
wants. The total OF United States
shipments may be regarded
available for Europe, as Aus
o t-aiau and South American
exports are not considered. Reports
are current that the Russian wheat
crop is "Short'-which may mean il is
fan average, or larger than an
average. India will PROBABLY have
Jul average surplus for export.
While tue excess available from the
lnited States, and i'm an probability
lrom Russia, will fully equal the de-
hc.eoey shown i'm the foregoing. the
price for months 10 come is not likely
20 favor buyers. Europe mas got o.pur-
chase about 10000. 600 bushels more
wheat Within a year than ordinarily:
The world knows her needs, and the
excess stocks which she must apply for
wl. be in relatively few hands.