The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-08

down fractionally, but there, is next to
nothing doing, General market. inactive
reported heavy w Gsonsols continue mi heavy
at 1oS1, decline Of "A from 1880 p. m
higher.
London wheat cargoes steady; options.
Chicago receipts: Wheat IT'S cars. grad
ed ed I; corn 669 cars, contract y; oats rs
Chicago: Hogs, receipts 81, OOO opened
weak to &c lower; cattle, receipts 6,5Oo,
Price CURRENT: seasonable week for
wheat position more assuring; no import
ant changes: Corn crop getting in better
keted. Packing 1850, against $4,000 last
Chicago: Cash business here yesterday
200 No northern wheat, 100000 corn:
Abe 4I9 d66 d 6o ana S
rye Cash people reported better milling
Indianapolis: According to estimate
made by the Indiana bureau of statistics
on the basis of reports from 2SS townships
of the state taking reports for an aver
age of the whole state, the indications are
10 million bushels which will be less than
any wheat crop grown in the state for 20
bushels Of wheat
The southwest is getting too much rain
Tor the maturing of wheat; anothed deluge
Northwest receipts: Minneapolis as,
The president of one of the largest har-
yestor factories in the country Informs
Dickinson q Co, according to advices,
that the winter wheat crop has been going
Loss most pronounced in Ohio. He says
Kansas will raise considerably less than
half crop and Tennessee less than 20 per
cent. He adds that he does not know
what he could do with harvesters on hand,
ure
Chicago: There is some. prospect of
Chicago: There is a little cash business
doing and prospects good for more. If it
New York: National City bank will ship
Liverpool close: Wheat, I'd higher; corn,
I'D higher,
increased a the rate of $35 600 per week.
Mark Lane Express says: Russian win
rain in the southwest. In Roumania the
grain crop is almost a total loss, owing
ST: Paul. Mimi: Ny. information leads
Paris close: Wheat steady to 10 CEN
New York: "1 BngAa e1l Gable reads:
Russian drouth continues; situation ser
Liverpool, $3.50 p. m: Wheat A@3sd up
Broomhall Gable: Roumanian crop viii
be total loss unless it gets rain at once.
wheat: cables steady, and crop reports
Antwerp close: Wheat 25 centimes lower.
New York: Paris close-Wheat un-
changed; flour unchanged.
One hundred thousand bushels spring
wheat likely to be worked for export; bid
only &c out of line.
761l6l5sc: SEPT. 77ssc' Corn. cash. $2i5S::
June, 32Ac;- July, $3.50; Sept, 331sc. Oats.
cash, 24c; June, 24Ac; July, 2SAc; Sept,
PIC.
Chicago received us cars, Z of which
graded contract. Minnea polis and Du-
luth received 637 cars, compared with 92S
last week and 1877 year ago.
Chicago: The approaching government
report is greatly narrowing the trade. No
one wants to venture either way. It is
assumed that the June condition will be
over 70-a tip says 73-against 1852 in May.
A condition of IS on the revised area
would mean a yield of about 296 900 600.
Total clearances of wheat and flour,
231 GOO; corn, 275000.
unfavorable reports from all over on corn
and oats.
Privileges: Puts July wheat 74ssc; calls.
751aG3sc. Puts, July corn, 3334c; calls, 34c.
Curb 15c.
Topeka cash market: No. . hard wheat.
50 pound test, 661aM67c.