Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-13
MInn.apclI. received "a car. and Duluth q.

Minneapolis received % cars and Duluth 4;
cars.
thursdays London cables reported Is car
goes Of wheat waiting at ports Of call. Yes
tetday 9 private cables said the Continent
was buying cargocs OF wheat.
The four Atlantic ports cleared for export
yesterday is3.cp bushels Of wheat. 2i.to0
packages Of flour, $1,000 bushels. OF corn
ana $500 bushels. OF oats. For i've days
l,ioi.IH bushels.
a, Chicago telegram says: The wheat
tho selling from over CO.. for July down
came from Armour. on the best possible
had It ali wrong. The niaiiwin.Farn'um
business has been on an enormous scale,
Armour transactions All through jane have
Enyosst, . q, 3 very SSlP mail 5Faic @ &}@ S4i"i has
been. e]xesrunr. CUdaSy says that It has
one Keeps any better I]nfcrmtd as 10 pit
NpeIn,io9s nan does hy' George HHali"tn
Iroi,y good proof that = large share OF The
nlsln'ss has come from there. The Eli
wood Oates party has been n the ,masks,
big an account as Armour's would he.
The Modern Miller for this week says:
brtsht weather has improved the wheat
and the developments Of the fact that the
rust which has been much complained OF IS
llAf'liFS- red rust, mas caused almost All
investigators to raise the estimate Of the
crop west OF ;hc Mississippi river. The
conditions have not CHANGED much, save an
Improvement IN Michigan and sections Of
Illinois and Indiana. West Tennessee re-
ports a poor outlook for the crop and iafn-
asius reports continue to come from Ken
lucky. Tho Pacific coast reports a large
wheat harvest beyond possibility OF DAM
age. Winter wheat milling operations are
very slack, most OF the mills being shut
down for annual repairs and Mathis the
new harvest. The demand for ncur Is
fair ana stocks are being rapidly reduced.
\. II; Farnum wired French from Chica-
tcrday afternoon trying 10 explain now IT
happened, People had bought wheat high
than they. wanted TO, both on their own ac-
count and IN their, encst to M orders for
3iher pge22rle WHIT thc people sesrally
little too rapid. quite a large contingent
had gotten short wheat on the ena OF an
There was considerable good buying OK
September wheat around 55c and July
loose wheat thors w4s on me raFEet. a1i
the next fellow who started Tor any had 90
pay for It. II went from. sc 10 So as
been a time that people who claim to be
posted on the winter wheat crop wcr-
now. Howard, OF the Trade bulletin. and
snow. OF the Orangs jud4 Farncr. yes
STnmSn. ef TfPSrt MAJ ne no, f' ;Ss i ihai is9gea ssSSy;
W" would raise as much wheat as pre-
ilcied. Other people who call themselves
experts like ihsls and Mcdonald, Jaka a
very different View Of il. ana DO not think
the crop viii be, anywhere near what she
government predicts. The Cincinnati Price
Current thinks the figures are too high.
a special to the Journal from Abilene.
Ma, Yesterday, says; The reports O: the
l. to the effect that I'll. wheat j. retro
GRADING very rapidly in condition. owing
gras.hoppers' which az. reitins In ,sai-
work with great injury, The farmers ara
ready TO begin harvest, a; the earliest ma-
Harvest eannat however. commen before
noNt week, The. condition has. g cd
past month. Some farmers have S-ea
spraying their felis 20 save them from th-
worms VI which haze ben very numerous IN
c. Bender, Great Bend. Eas.. whites -
The Journals: I have seen estimates GA
The Kansas wheat crop. an! an fully salts
l": mat u = erroneous. p :2- q sfser-
la'ive purpose. I have 'ray-iyi IN 'l-
state a. commercial man FOR Ht;a
and cover all The state t-sU ;s=
talk VITA the leading merchants p Ez~a
. St9"l-ts. a. good as aEF mas. .=- E.-
business. Art viii make an 's-rzte e=
and more 70 H- --..a. uFaH tas- a-r
you have seen Ts--s wa a5; 80" -
bushels q new wHEtt r1ls= t1ts
sis Ny i-~a y ;ts reports t7
state A-I -1e s=4-A Z WEEK - =-=.
COUNTIES vt. --- q .s-- sc.
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