The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-22

new OK chronicle Dank cle3rIngs IN
all cities show an increase Of 3O.S per
cent over the same week lasE year.
Local banks gain from the interior
$2,221 900 and lose through sabtreasury
$4,600.000. net loss of $2,379,0 600 For
the second week of June SO roads show
an increase in earnings of 7.9 per cent
New York-Bradstreets exports, wheat
and -four, from both coasts 2.857.307
against l. 781, 1877 last week and 1927. 800
year ago Pacific coast shipped S26652
bushels.
Liverpool opening, spot wheat quiet
demand poor; futures, a TO Id higher,
Chicago-Light and scattered showers
in northwest, very even temperature over
the country, generally clear.
Estimated at Chicago today: 5000 hogs,
official yesterday 1885, shipments 7,167,
left over $500, active prices averaging
steady. No prime heavy here.
Chicago: The Kansas state report
says the crop shows a marvellous improve
ment and that Is million acres of wheat
will be cut with an average yield of
eight to nine bushels per acre. This
means a yield of Is million bushels.
against 20,618.000 as estimated by the
government. The crop last year was 80
millions Prospects for corn are the
best on record
Chicago: Bradstreets' San Francisco
reports that hot winds have admittedly
affected the California wheat crop, which
now will not be likely to exceed "a mil
lion bushels
Chicago: Linn and Partridge have
made a good run on the bear side OF
wheat The former covered his line on
the break yesterday. He has been short
from 80 down to TO- Partridge has
pressed his luck from 70 down and COW
cred part of his line by having it put to
him Thursday.
corn, 122, 900; oats, $4,000. Receipts by
canal, corn, q, 1000; transfers, wheat, %;
corn 81.
Chicago considerable realizing in
wheat St Louis very weak; half cent
lower
New York: Northwestern receipts
month of May, decreased, $780, 1888 Year,
decrease, $3,877,507
Chicago: Provisions opened frmer,
Baldwin Angelo fair buyers, and also
some outside business done. No very
heavy buying, but the offerings are so
free.
Chicago-Cutler & Co sold wheat
supposed to be for Linn.
Chicago-Receipts wheat $4,000, corn
10000, oats $4,000; shipments, wheat
1000, corn 5000, oats $4,000
New York-W Wheeler prominent
room trader is a heavy seller Chicago
gas this mornings.
New York;. and T. pfd. being
bought by commission houses. Would
advise buying it only on reactions
Minneapolis SO cars, last year 161.
Duluth 1S1, last year 81
New York: Foreigners selling a little
| December wheat here. Wells, broker.
sold Manhattan. Argentine shipments
only half million this week.
| New York: The same old story this
morning. Long stocks keep coming out,
| not in any large amounts, but the con-
tinual tagging is wearing out the pa
tience of weak holders We'll bought
about 5000 Texas early in the week up
| to 1875 He is selling some of 1t out this
morning.
Chicago: The exports of wheat (in-
| GLIDING -FOUR from the Unit d States
for the year now ending, WILL reach
145.OOO.OOO bu. or slightly more. The
largest expectation was in 1891 and 1892,
| 225. OOO, 900 bu. The yearly average for ten
years past is 140, 100000. In the outlook as
| herein presented with reference to the
exportable surplus for the coming year
! suggests a quantity only eQualling about
| that of the yearly average OF such dis
tribution of wheat the past ten years.
From the Cincinnati Price Current
| Boston exports 20,UOO WneatS osVOV nour'
Baltimore $4,000 wheat
New York: Whites brokers sold sugar.
New York: Cleared 1000 wheat, -four
10000 packages.
Chicago: Modern Miller says general
conditions as to wheat show no improve
ment Threshing returns disappointing
at most almost everywhere. California
yield about thirty-fOur million.
| The Modern Miller saws: The spring
returns from Kansas, Texas, Missouri,
Illinois aud California disappointing:
former estimate of California crop of 3d.
100000 will probably have to be reduced
to 25, OOO, 900 or more. Too much rain in
southwest preventing harvesting and in
turing wheat both in field and shock. De-
gree of improvement not in Iowa, Neb.,
portions of Michigan, Pennsylvania and
northwest Kentucky has too much rain.
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have declined
| in condition and no improvement in
these states can be expected The Hun
garion crop report which appears in
cable news, indicates the wheat yield
about 10 per cent below last year
Puts, July wheat SO; calls 7l18. Puts,
September corn 4814; calls 4911. Curb
July wheat