The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-24

Kansas City receipts: Hogs. 10000; cate,
Omaha receipts: Hogs. 1s,eoo,, cattle
Chicago carlots: Wheat 81 last year,
none; corn 1872, last year %; oats 2S4. last
Paris wheat SC higher; flour unchanged.
lions for week show unusually cold wealth
did no appreciable harm except to retard
growth in Missouri and Ohio river regions:
done much damage to wheat. and alto
gether for region east OF ROCKY noun IN
proved as during preceding week; In Cal
beneeial IN hi seutheTn portion Of State
outlook favors large crop. Growth OF
been slow. but crops in these states look
well.
sod tMe Milton p pny Jg Wheat last
night. Logan was a big buyer, presume
Board Of trade directors met last night
and refused to grant petition adjournlns
making holiday of Monday as Well as OF
Duluth gets 4 cars today; last year. 1ss
edfs @Tx from 3 a an continues ia
vorable wheat might make one-third OF
L Liverpool wheat 1@ higher; corn un-
changed from Fridays close. ,,,-,.
Imports of wheat to United Kingdom
1,104, 900 bushels; from Atlantic ports 6OS,-
London wheat cargoes steady; options
Michigan state weather bulletin says;
considerable damage by Insects is report
ed. A message from st. Joe SAYS az thar
els, against 1.0O0.6 600 last year.
hard 9pS Whea faT g po uThet test 6s1le
p r. Francis has as message d from g9od
St. '. louis receipts: Wheat. $500 bushels.
t oats g. last last year year g. 400 ' 90
Estima ted cars for ,tomorTrowS; Wheat.
Minnea polls: There is good demand
for cash wheat at the July price to
London close: Americans steady: little
feature in late dealings; Other markets.
closed quiet and featureless. Consols un-
weekly crop bulletins rather unfavora-
BILE on corn, but trade looking for large
New York: Foreigners were free sellers
of December wheat at the opening.
Chicago: Traders have sold wheat be-
ton to follow the advance here. Outside
markets weak and trade considered too
i ti6hs to sustain advance without reae-
Reports to the state of Illinois weather
fly in twenty counties The week previous
only six counties were reported as at
tackled. There reports of the fly this
week from middle Atlantic states. includ-
Chicago Tribune says winter wheat crop
is losing at the rate of so millions
Liverpool close: Wheat SD advance
over Friday; corn unchanged.
DOggett, Barrett Logan, and commission
houses sold wheat. Outside markets all
easier now; also credited with selling free
ly- New York and the country been mod
Corn steady; the weekly weather bulle-
tins reported too cold and wet, and con-
siderable replanting necessary
Kansas City receipts: Wheat, % cars,
Privileges good next week: July wheat
puts Il; calls, so. Corn puts. S2A; calls,
london cables say light showers in
Odessa. Antwerp cables say drouth re-
ports from Danubian provinces continue
very serious
Minneapolis flour sales yesterday, 10000
barrels, quarter for export.
Prime says adviceS from elevators at
wheat is beginning to head No improve
ment in condition; at best do not look Tor
over half a crop of wheat in the whole
state. Oats looking we'll and max
large farm in southeastern part of Da-
kOta reports corn up and a fair stand;
rain would benefit, but grain not suffer-
Total clearances of wheat and flour, 1885,
900 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels.
London wheat cargoes firm; inactive OPP
Vienna cable reads: Prospects very bad
for Danubian wheat; Roumanian half
crop. Hungarian crop injured by rust.
German cable says: Cold and unseaSon-
able weather. with heavy frost last night.
Chicago: Some bad reports from Ohio
this morning. Fields that showed good
4 letter from Clark county, Missouri.
says it is doubtful if a single bushel of
is usually considered a good county for
wheat.
wheat, 80 pound test, aye; No, mixed
corn, 31qAc; No. mixed oats, &c.