Kansas City daily journal., 1895-09-09


wheat receipts grade contract" \ year
ago the contract grades mace up 20 per
cent OF the receipts.
Argentine shipments OF wheat last week
Tbrr. was FROST FRIDAY night as far
south as Platte Ntb The temperature w s
In the SOs in the Northwest. 4 heavy rain
foU i'm Oklahoma warmer weather is pre-
dictod
,,ht,,,,, g.. ., h,,.a ,,,,b., big crain ole.
~ w ~ iss' ~ ,,.ii h,,1ti ~ I,
,jii ,,.t ''o,, @ i, /" 90 N an busScis il
,tii hc "raiv,,,,, r,
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|",,,,, ~ N,i,Euo'1 "a at,irst i0i
SE9'nSt NtV ldSt year, outs 'W ISa.'sl ~ ~
'"st N,"'' na'INy' %! aEa''S' '' NC 80
London, sept. i.-Weak AmerteanT, y, aaNlg'S ,N .'
depressed the wheat market l.aflata ica
American rs 5dHoi uoWh' tht utnHmu VIZ wa
poor, with no prospect 70 sell ,ouerlnes
moderate, parcels quiet Hard Duluth, Sep;
NiHp'i Hul ''tpn'r Is H"O'eu "' 80 VIZ
PAU, Spol u Ihtl 80, ,,c .,,ros,,c,e or
,olu NHS d,Pi'S 'SSeu O'l "a, P..'i ~, - - 81 az =,
WiEgccG V,wp. iui "''e P"'e' '''
'Stot an ,nii' 'i,,sitvc
I >i,,,, 49,. 1.ri,b mills ie bup.
L.. N. Miiietj ui t"t nv,S' sbSsu ~, H.,
imG e'k ,HWI hoTky HnoI"ta'h I t ,dr,a ' ,,,ia,
,,,,Sc,ts wi,pH V NsSHortits vitb srerkIcd trouf
Vr ~ tiooai,tpo nas nn iron, Rla,rs.
w 4, hase.tnI was up ire', ,bn pm, rn,,
CpW, nm 8n. i'm tbnt section and new corn
Mn hHn hhnrn,h, AZ A. i,r "''N
ua.,i,,,s ~ ,,nn,t ~, urinary noIn,s sat
~ n, th ,ili ~ sbi,,,n,ts 7ls Gto
urIayi "|v' pusheIS' anu Sn'i'he"'S' 'i'''V'
bushels. ,-.. -.
Tho Modern Miller OF saturday says;
embracing Iowa, Nebras ska, Kansas. Missouri.
H,kIah2ma ana ana aSNaS, nsgs,op rd,,osod Ine ~
,n"s ,Ms III .u t .bs st,,se yyIli be
gS Sigiyu ms iail IN ms M, .nts
Ine me ugnteIt IN Years. Dui vo'i ,bsf
Wdrr'mt ne US. SshIp..on i"imt ~ y,ma,GiucaI On
area IN the southwest WIN De reuuctH g ~ ~
cent years. IN sections OF Kansas anu a
g Pop,oh Hi Nuu."sha No ''iv bnt tba yesiou
4gsrrin.d WI as Whoit, piaiv ieSs mi,v',
lhe reports maze 10y, our corr iul'u55ii,tS H.
efnSS'St| oy ] tny 'Gn' fhr sna soutSwest
tarfnerS tNpialh that Iney VIII nol PIN PttoM.,mp mp
nay IandS 10 zee" 10 any sra,i' a.r' Iii III nni
Suth az uuhSuj @ ita ~, oU,I, W. 49, az
n"Ne ,nr uSmb a'ra a Roo, IA n,agej
wheat s,GLins WI be 9enHtsSo lns tr,d Ieai is
tb@ o. Vront.iinuation of Door grading' some
markets reporting even more low grade ana
rejeeltd grain man prsvl2IHsly nste a., s
Holders Of II winter wheat are somewhat
,,, xm,,,u.ste,m %ron aybihit"5 10 winter
a." W. @ [lUP r r1arrbSpto in tba
MMiHdt 't,..lsts ni't - 5'"., snS o, my
ma,,,5 ,n,n,Int ~ gym,,t The corn CROP has
pr,igN "iiDDIW' M y, NV ~; ,Ii,ion !" N''H 49,
ma '''7,.t s,'''' ~ go, -, ,.t
Exports or wneat anI nour ron 5tn Dotn
coasts oi ths tn,G az oea MN aS, ,sbis
the past week ,ailpuhLeT 10 -.-oyov' U"n.Leiis'
a aEainst hs.,'le DushsIs PrenioHS ac H,5 IN,
S,2Vy'W IN the week " year aEo, t''',.WIn
nusheIs TWO SvarS dSy' S1S',@m, @ puStmtthS a., a.,
the week in lss2 anI 4IZo,W" pushtis IN
ports this week were only 10000 bushels,
a telegram from Minneapolis says: The
elevator companies have delivered , l5oOyl
bushels of September wheat to the Peavey
as against a threatened $4,000
bushels, and most OF the companies are
now protesting iui ir,gtdT5hP sI, mn mn
derstood in the trade that the eleYator
companies are a sood uedi 7, uisIurDtu ., u ~