The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-14
Liverpool: Wheat Id higher.
London: Stocks decline all the 2


Liverpool: Wheat Id higher.
+bIcIlel3 IaoIlG6h' stocks decline all the way
Second Liverpool cable. I'D higher.
deIn91Id i G9rR quleter and hardly any
=, liverpool 1 1;3O p. m: December wheat
O0g;oOO bushels from an average crop.
rams ana the situation more cheerful
but much more needed. October seeding
OF wheat admits of good results. En-
lafged area practically assured. Early
movement of new corn.
KB9eeg KBeeiptS Sf3 of h9g5 663 Gaied2go ZOO head
head
Liverpool: Cash wheat, firm and un-
New York: Exporters took 696 900 BUSH
els wheat here and 2720O0 bushels at out
els oats here. $4,000 bushels corn and 10
coo bushels oats at outports.
BeerbOhm cables that Russian offerings
of wheat are decreasing. France buying
cargoes California wheat on passage and
Northwestern receipts: This year. Min
neapoHs 43l cars Duluth $50 cars. total
IS1 cars: last year Minneapolis sos cars,
Duluth 329 cars. total S37 cars
New YORK: Brombadt cables that in
Yestlgatlon of the Russian wheat crop
shows very poor result.
Chicago: Barrett sold 5 December wheat
Forecast: For Kansas City and vicin-
1ty, generally fair tonight and Friday,
cooler Friday from early morning. For
Missouri. generally fair tonight and Fri
colder Friday For Kansas, fair tonight
and unsettled Friday, much colder Fri
New York: Continent accented consfd-
cradle wheat this morning.
Exports four ports: Wheat, 406.964 bush
els: flour, 40 $50 barrels; corn, $1,000 bush
els; oats, 5000 bushels; wheat and -four
equal to $4,000 bushels.
Paris: Wheat closed steady, November
45c up, October 15c up; flour, steady, No
antwerp: Wheat firm. Is franc or sc
fCrF.1 Ant hi n
bushels wheat.
Liverpool: Wheat closed quiet and un-
cember 11sd. May "a up for the day Corn
quiet and unchanged, December 7sd up
Chicago: Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 210 cars; corn, S25 cars; oats. S25
Chicago. The course of values was in
direct contradiction to the news. In fact
York evidently sold the wheat because
of the price and not on account of the
tnental and from the United Kingdom.
The foreign houses at the seaboard had
1peral acceptance OF Wheat from lIe
other side, with counter olIers accom-
panying the acceptances. A cable from
of that country of very inferior quallly
and quantity. and it is expected that the
marked falling or from now on ne
weather has turned warm, with no indi-
cations OF ram ana tne SeIleLaI St Il IStlLIIS f1S
is that we have not had enough moisture
for the fall planted grain. The fact or
the matter is that the market IS strong
on statistics and weak on speculation
There was an evident desire on the part
of shorts to get out of the December con-
tract today and at one time there was a
discount of cents per buShel for the
May option. The course of the market
will be a wavering one until the wave of
speculation is forced into it. By the pres
ent character of news, on the weak pots
wheat should be bought Corn was in
the dumps all the day. There was an
immense amount of selling on the part Of
country holders. The desire to sell had
its motive in the likelihood of a heavy IN
creased movement of the new corn crop
There was no support from any quarter
and at one time both December and May
showed loss of over a cent a bushel
Receipts were 500 cars, and exports only
SO. 600 bushels. Cash demand was very
Kansas City: RECEIPTS wheat, 184 cars.
Puts December wheat S974c; calls De-
cember wheat 915sM91$.c; puts December
corn 2614c: calls December corn. &c.
Chicago: Receipts wheat, 142 cars; corn,
599 cars; oats, 296 cars