The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-24

New York: Cleared wheat "a, 400;
-four, 10000; corn, 112,992; oats. 1909.
New York cleared for week: Wheat $685.
834; corn, 81, 1852; oats, 3,407; -four, H.
| 365.
Chicago: Visible supply wheat de-
creased /, 100000; corn decreased 1885,
900; oats decreased 100000. Cars tomor-
row: Wheat 40; corn 100; oats 325.
| Wheat decrease !, 1858, 900; corn increased
| 100000 cargoes on ocean passage. Our
advices from Springfield say frontage
| bill will be vetoed The Well element
and s V. White brokers are selling
sugar. Looks like realization by some of
the large interests. Reports from Balti-
more that 12,0O0 tons refined sugar will
be landed in New York from other ports.
| New York: Cleared four ports, wheat
1859; oats 1854; -four 38,772; corn
1913, III Visible supply: Wheat 1925
| 0O0; corn 9,499,0 900; oats 10000.
Inspections-Wheat 26, grade 10; corn
143. grade 1872; oats 229. grade 1870.
New York-The reaction gained ma
terially and way selling was by interests
which realized so heavily early in the
| week, and there were no indications that
stocks had been bought back. Sugar was
broken partly for effect on the market
and partly with the idea of shaking out
weak stocks. Commission houses adj
| hered to the belief that stocks should be
! bought on reactions and that it would be
we'll to begin to buy on three points de-
cline from the top in leading stocks.
The bond market was without special
feature. The loan crowd showed more
demand.
London, 2 D. nc. & o. unchanged;
Southern railway 421S advance.
London opening-Wheat off coast dull
on passage. buyers Indifferent; one cargo
sold. English country market partly Cd
cheaper. Corn buyers Indifferent Ar
gentine shipments of wheat, 100000
bushels Liverpool wheat quiet and
steady; futures steady, u lower; corn
Paris: Wheat unchanged to 5 lower;
-four 10 higher.
The break in sugar has cleared the air
somewhat, and if some of the heavily
manipulated industrials should encounter
q setback market it would be all the
better for it.
New York: Foreigners selling wheat
Chicago: Corn exports for Argentine
last week 584, 900 bushels.
Chicago: Provisions irmer but not
specially active. Outside buying mode
rate. Baldwin bought tile pork. but
offerings not very free and this fact sus-
tains it chiefly. Very little wheat for
SALE Moderate demand but a good buy
ing order would probably advance the
market sharply. One of the fairy tales
on which wheat was broken Satul day
was that Russian exports for the week
were millions. 1t now turns out they
were but 100000
New York: London bought some n.
P. r and sold L. s. N. and st. Paul.
Wells brokers are selling.
CHICAGO, June 24.-There is probably
less long wheat now being carried on the
books of commission houses than at any
time for months Kenuett Hopkins s.
Co. have not had SO little in two years.
Logan g. Co. say the amount they are
carrying is the smallest for IS months.
Lamson Bros, who do immense
country trade, had on their books
Saturday about a quarter wheat
they had when wheat was round 3d.
Another big private wire house says, it
has so little long stuff it is ashamed to
admit the amount Rain all over the
northwest, with the lows in Nebraska and
north of Montana. Also showers in Ohio
valley with good rain at Indianapolis
Showers in st. Lawrence valley and lake
regiona Now raining in Spring held,
Mo, cleveland, Buffalo, Toronto, and in
northwest little change.
Every body has sold out or was short
Saturday, and the market rallied 1 nc on
covering by scalping shorts. May sell
off, but think it's purchase on soft spots
200, 100; shipments 47,OUO corn lbs, 900, oats
216,UOO Grain out of store: Wheat 3d.
QUO. corn SO. 900. oats $4,000 Receipts by
canal: Corn $4,000, transfers wheat 30,
corn cars.
Minneapolis-Cars 90. last year 1888.
Duluth 1O5, last year ITO.
New York cable-Berlin wheat un-
changed. Russian shipments 100000.
Liverpool wheat closed 4 higher, corn
a lower
Chicago-Berlin wheat closed 1 mark
higher Holiday in Paris. Primary re-
ceipts, wheat 2O4,0JO, corn 148,000; ship
ments, wheat $4,000, corn $4,000 Tenn
perature ranged from IS to 80 in Kansas
and Nebraska, and hot winds are ex-
pected in South Dakota today or tomor-
row. Aberdeen, S. D., reports the
weather hot and su1try. 1t has rained all
day in North Dakota, and showers in
; northern Minnesota. 1t is reported rain
|. ing necessarily in Argentine with high
; forcing temperature.
New York: Boston Specialize pool
, in New England paid the assessment on
, 9.UOO shares. This stock has been sold
, to J. P. Morgan and the members of the
! pool, which includes some Boston men
|, received their profits. The preferred
!. stock bought in Boston has gone to
; Vanderbilt brokers.
!, Puts July wheat SO, calls 70; puts Sep
TENDER wheat 7OI, calls 1917; puts Sep
! tembor corn 4855s, calls 495s; for tomor-
. row curb July wheat 703S.
Books ON Z. .. Bonds closed
NEW York. June PA Wall street