Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-28
Grain Notes.

A cargo of wheat, 16O, 900 bushels. was sold
at New York yesterday to go to Trieste.
Austria
Galveston wheat stocks are nov 722. 900
bushels. Exports of wheat the past week
els.
There was a renewal yesterday of the
cable announcements Of rumOrs in Paris
of probable reduction of the wheat duty.
Minneapolis received 421 cars of wheat
yesterday. against 13 cars a year ago:
Duluth received sos cars. against 399 cars
last year.
A Buenos Ayres special says: Reports
from the province of Entire Rios, between
the rivers Uruguay and Parana. say that
harvest there is excellent.
1t is estimated the worlds wheat ship
about 100000 bushels. Little chang is
expected in the amount on ocean passage.
Exports of corn past week amount to
the week before. $4,000 bushels last
year. 100000 bushels in 1885, and $4,000
In 1894.
Mena, Ark. Nov. 27.-(Special.) Rains of
the past few days have materially benefit
ed wheat, and the prospects are very prom
Using for this season of the year. The acre
age is larger than last season.
Export sales at the seaboard Friday were;
22t.OO0 bushels of wheat at New York and
136. 600 bushels at outports, l2S.WO bushels
Of corn and 2l5:o 100 bushels of oats at Ne eS
bushels of oats at outports.
terday throughout the West-below zero
above in Nebraska and Iowa. 10 to IA in
kansas. "a to p in Missouri: 1t was barely
warmer weather is predicted.
The aggregate exports Of wheat flour
included as wheat) from both coasts of the
United States and from Canada past as week
2.46O,Oc bushels in 1895. 2,6ss. coo bushels in
1894. and 2, 44O.O 600 bushels in 1885.
T.z ,.-n. wi rooninfd xyaSfardpy
We're 1.O63. 900 bushels of wheat. against
5la.0D bushels a year ago. were
5000 r bushels; ia ias 80 y sasbeI Se''c = ye sasn ags.
29s.O 600 bushels; Shipments. $4,000 bushels;
last year, 401. 900 bushels.
The exports of wheat and flour from
both coasts of the United States and Can
amount to 10i. "a coo bushels. against .74.05o.-
Year ago, 47.s2s. 600 bushels two years ago.
and &C.. SS4.O bushels three years ago.
Yesterdays clearances for export at the
four Atlantic ports were 245.0W bushels OF
wheat, l., 900 packages of flour, sol ,S9 buSE-
els of corn. AZ, 6S7 bushels of oats and 500
bushels of rye. In addition New Orleans
cleared $4,000 bushels of wheat and 4.iSs
barrels of flour. Total wheat and flour
cIearances amount to 49O, 900 bushels.
A cable from the Liverpool Corn Trade
News says: There is renewed talk of the
reduction of the import duties on wheat
ir France. Rostoff is again icebound. Ar
rivals of wheat in the United Kingdom
during the past week have been lighter.
amounting to about 3,0OO. 900 bushels. Our
Argentine correspondent cables the situa-
ton of growing crops is satisfactory and
Goodwin believes Argentine will have Il
bumper crop.
The Chicago Times-Herald says: There
was no evidence at any time yesterday
that the December wheat rally. was
brought about by the bull pool. The pit
did not think it was. The theory among
the scalperS was that most Of the buying
orders came from st. Louis. and that they
were for Kaufman. There must have been
1.000. 600 bushels of December covered with
III about an hour. Counselman & Day took
not less than 100000 bushels. There was
buying by Milmine-Bodman. C%arrington
& Hanna and by Swartz-Dupee. When the
81 point was touched Broker French gave
out some selling orders through Allen
GrieT. Lester and others. and that worked
the price off under Csc. 1t was back TO
99isc at the close. On the furry here the
Duluth cash was 6 cents under December
here. and the Minneapolis cash Z cents
under.