The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-25

Corn and oats close little better than
yesterday, but show no snap, the weather
is fine for the new crops, and it will be
hard to bull these cereals under these
circumstances.
Provisions have about recovered their
late decline 1t is believed they were
raided by Armour to test the market
Market Gossip for the Journal
New York-The course of yesterdays
market confirmed the views of those who
on Saturday recommended buying yes
terday. The fact that the general list
did not weaken sensibly on the break in
sugar led to. covering by the room and
caused commission houses to wire Gus
toners to take stock at once. This buy
ing appeared in all parts of the room
and was accompanied in the afternoon by
talk of renewed syndicate operation there
was talk of new bull pool in sugar, of
squeeze of shorts in n. E. of pool in the
stock and renewed London buying in the
arbitrage specialties.
Liverpool wheat quiet demand poor,
holders offer moderately; winter and
lower corn quiet; consols money 1868,
account 100 9-16.
London opening wheat off coast quiet
but steady, on passage steadier. En-
glish country markets quiet steady.
Corn quiet
Liverpool wheat quiet, a lower; corn
quiet.
Chicago: Judge Showalter rendered a
decision yesterday noon which accepts
the whisky reorganization committee bid
of $9,800,O00 for the property of the
trust. This is a victory for the share
holders as now the new company will be
organized to acquire the property. There
seems to be good reason to suppose that
! Greenhut is short large line of stock
which he will be forced to cover. The
| stock will probably advance sharply to-
day. The governor has vetoed the Low
enthal frontage bill. Gas may sell off a
trihe
Grain out of store: Wheat 5000, corn
IA, 900, oats 10000. Receipts by canal:
Corn $4,000, oats $1,000. Transfers
wheat and corn IL cars each. st. Louis
! opened higher than it closed and did not
| sell under 7O16 for July. September is
up &c Minneapolis is higher than it
closed yesterday. Wheat looks as if it
might react from its 134c bulge. A De-
troit message says Michigan wheat crop
has deteriorated fully 20 per cent this
month. Boston exports $4,000 wheat,
$4,000 corn and 5000 -four.
Russian shipments, wheat 4, 100000
blu. corn $4,000.
Private grain cables q lower in Liver
| pool Provision strong. Barrett bought
ribs fairly at opening. Looks as though
present light receipts would result favor
ably to the market.
Chicago Why wheat should have
| opened so easy no one seems to know.
! One broker had $4,000 to sell. Then an
active demand set in, and there was
little stuff to be had until the market
rallied 3s. Following from Mime
! apolis. Minnesota and Dakota Elevator
| Co reports wheat in this state as too rank
| in growth. Reports from Minnesota state
that winter and heavy rains have badly
| lodged the. wheat Parties returning
| from fishing trip this morning report
that for seventy five miles they did not
see field in which grain was not down"
Receipts: Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
$4,000; oats, 291, 900 Shipments: Wheat,
"a, 900 bushels; corn, $4,000; oats, 151,
900 Boari cable: Exports last week,
Argentine, 456,0O0.
New York-Jersey Central statement
for five months of the fiscal year, net in
crease $780,, S46. Some houses with west
ern connection are selling Chicago Gas.
A cable from Hamburg says the Berlin
market is advancing on late rains dam
aging crops.
The San Francisco Morning Call has
five columns of crop news. 1t places the
crop at not over SUU tons.
ST. Louis wires that some cars new
wheat came today damp and unfit for
milling A miller there paid cents
over July for $4,000 No. red.
Puts July wheat 7015; calls July
wheat, s7315; puts Sept. corn, 40; calls
Sept corn, so; puts Sept wheat, 1885;
calls Sept. wheat rs; curb July wheat,
715s.
New York: Wormser buying and bid
ding up sugar, traders working on the
long side. London buying L. & n, the
New England stock is strong again. The
! strength in this stock is somewhat mys-
sterous, buying is very good and suppO-
sition that the road will eventually be
controlled by the New Haven company.
There is very little stock for sale and
this gives impression to some that it is
cornered Cleared wheat 5000; -four,
2O,00O. Cleared four ports. wheat 151,-
8J4; corn 1896; oats II, 1903; -four 49,
O51
Chicago: Rain and thunder storms pre-
dicted for tomorrow in Indiana, Michi-
gan, Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, Iowa,
Nebraska, Minnesota, Dakotas and Col
orado followed by cooler weather We'd
nesday.
Kansas City cash wheat No. 2 red,
721kc; No 2 hard. zoe.
New York-It is believed in the room
that an interest which sold long stock
early last week decided to make a turn
on the short side. 1t sold the general
list, and then broke sugar with expecta-
ton of getting the other market of
enough to make fair turn.
Bradstreets world visible decrease
3,454,OOO Bradstreet's east of the
Rockies decrease. 1,883,OOO. Pacific
coast decrease. col 900. Both coasts de-
crease, 2,48O,OOO. Europe and afoat
for Europe decrease, 100000. Corn de-
crease, 1,395,OU0 Oats decrease, 939, 900.
Closing on popular stocks: Atchison.
TO-. c. B. & @, $50; R. l., 1873; St Paul,
So; Chicago gas. II; D. & c. F., 2135;
Mo Pac., 321a; New Eng, 494; Sugar,
1.I52S; W. o., 1914; Reading, 175s; ANN.
Tobacco 113.
THE TOPEKA