Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-18

decline. Receipts at all primary points
are heavy. the total being 50S,OOO
bushels. against $1,000 same day last
year. Then again the prairie Farm
er" was out with bearish article. es-
tlmating the wheat crop at isO.OO9'Vov,
OF which amount 34s000.oo0 is winter
and ia. 100000 spring. This, togeiher
with large weekly shipments from d.
tic and sundry ports (3,2O0oOol anu ~ NJ
apparent insufficiency Of speculation "
take care Of the new crop, was
weight that a few bullish features re-
ceived during the day could not onse.
These latter items which ordinarily
would have a tendency to create some
buytng for long account ana lhouee
outside support, were a communion
OF high temperatures throughout the
Northwest, the Daily Trade Bulletin
article estimating the WORLDS Nisl-
bic OF wheat July !, lIs,0lz,vVo busne.s'
against 1876. fss 900 June /. and 49,
600 July j last year. Beerbohm's clos
ing cables quoting Paris and Berlin
strong and higher, and the fact that
reaction would seem in order consid-
erlng the slump during the past rev
weeks. But there appears to be little
disposition to even attempt bulllng
the market or In fact to operate on
the short side around present prices,
anu LAEEE EnuQlAAOAAh dAE lAhNAg ~ FAN
vail with the market dull and narrow
until strong parties come to the re-
lief OF holders. and take offerings with
the intention OF carrying same for a
higher range. The Daily Trade Bulle-
tine also estimates the supply Of wheat
and flour in second hands in the
United States at s2.000.000 bushels. In
farmers hands, 40.O0O.O0O bushels. Crop.
l60.0OO000. Estimated distribution food
4 a.a.1
In second hands July l. 1895. As, 900. 900
In farmers hands July /. 1895, 10000
Ql0. Total clearances amounted to
ZI3.eoO wheat and 81 900 flour Brad
street makes a decrease east and west
Of the rockies for the week OF 1. l2s 900
bushels, and a decrease in the worlds
visible " 2,2s6,O01 The market at
midday showed no disposition what
sgI 70 rAIiy' and IT appears as II
OF t. '''''s
Corn opened strong Lee above yes.
terlays closing on firm cables and a
conuuatlon OF dry weather over the
corn belt. But with the weakness In
wheat the market gradually slumped
on, operators believing that on the first
inlmaton OF rain prices Will become
stea'ly depressed. Receipts IN Chicago
We're also quite liberal amounting h
ies cars, OF which 1893 graded contract.
me Kansas weekly crop repCr,
states that light rains have occurred in
several counties, with good rains In
FOUR and that the absence OF rain
was the only drawback to a perfect
crop week. but that this deficiency
would be tolerably supplied at the end
OF the week. Corn In that state Is
reported as pretty generally in sink
exports from the seaboard continue
ilsht, only 1900 today. The market
Is perhaps held too strong. consider.
Ing the weakness In other commodI.
tes, and .he probabilities OF iarg,
crop the coming fan.
| OATS remain dun and featureless Ir
speculative way business Is praoti
cally at a standstill.
Hog products coutlne firm on ligh
receipts al the yards and higher prices
HOE today at Chicago 5000, rnarke
/ i0Ul5c higher.
| 900. ''' wv ~
! higher. 80 AM