The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-02-02
Market Gossip.

Furnished by = G Golngs; commissIon
Kan. receiver and shipper of grain.
European visible: Total wheat, 9,7so,-
oG0; last week. So, $50, 600: Increase, $50, 900:
year ago total, 5s,920,000; two years ago,
London: Wheat cargoes quiet, options
1sd lower Argentine shipments, 100000;
Liverpool: Cotton futures firm, zIkd to
Cd higher, and steady.
Paris: WhWeat easy, sc to 1oc lower;
flour, easy 1Oc lower to Zoe higher.
476, graded 1s; oats, lOs, graded i.
corn, sd higher than yesterday.
:, Chicago: Hogs. 2 2. 900, open strong; cat
Minneapolis: Wheat. 25S cars. last year
Duluth: Wheat, s. cars, last year SO.
Chicago: The buying is better than sell
ing this morning in both wheat and corn.
Paris Flour ciose 1sc to 81 higb e
wheat close .Hd15c. higher.
fetal 500 600. - e''''''0 wheat EXPORTS Oh
Washington: Crop bulletin issued by
weather bureau shows that weather con-
dition during January was generally fav-
orable Tor winter wheat. except in New
York Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Ohio
and Michigan. unfavorable reports con-
tinue to come from Ohio and Michigan.
some injury py Hessian ny generally re.
this time full extent of DANA e on Pa
cific coast. Weather has been favorable
there and crop is unusually promising.
Chicago: Gables show but little change,
either from United Kingdom or continent.
but Argentine reports fair and shipments
for week. Better talent here are conser-
vatively bullish and have long wheat.
ments are out of the question and a
probable advance in rates later on pre-
vents & trade. The weather has moder-
ated through winter wheat belt
Chicago; Hogs close 2l4d5c lower; 20
600 estimated receipts tomorrow.
! Antwerp: Unchanged on wheat
Liverpool; Wheat spot unchanged; corn
! Chicago: Shorts ribs. incased. only
about 4,QO0OOO for month to million ex-
ported. Lard increased 271,oOO about 5000
Chicago: Reported 10000 wheat worked
London close: Wheat, 1sd lower to I'd
liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to
| Chicago: Reported 20, 900 No. 1 Nor,
and 10000 No. red worked here yesterday
Chicago: The growing scarcity of cot
t9q and near PT9spsf6t or that IT supply will be
6 6mabs. city, Hoes H e so6 12'0OO-
corn worked for export
St: Louis close, Wheat February. 7c1kc
$254c BID Oats, February 241zc; May. 2i14c
Minneapolis close: Wheat, May. s5a4@
Buiuth close: 2 Wheat, May CSC bid; July.
69c bid.
Liverpool: Cotton closed unsettled 41kd
Chicago: New York reports five loads
of wheat and fifteen loads of corn for ex-
port so far.
New York: Wheat, II loads. and so loads
corn for export.
Bradstreet's: Wheat. 2,724SS7; corn.
8, sos, 1862.
Chicago: Country millers in northwest
report to Northwestern Miller that they
having nothing but a ten-cent advance
will induce farmers to sell wheat.
Kansas City cash markets: No. 2 hard
wheat, SO pounds test, 63 to e3thc: No. 9
corn. 2914c; No. 2 white corn 2924c
Chicago: Wheat has turned very strong,
Traders sold early, but later found Of
ferings very light. market has helped by
strength of stocks and rise in cotton, corn
and provisions. Traders inclined to think
bull sentiment on all commodities is grow
ing.
Kansas City receipts: Wheat, 46 cars,
against SIS last year: corn, So cars, against
63 last year; oats, Ii cars, against last
year.
Total clearances: Wheat and flour. 1885,
900; corn, $50, 000
Primary receipts and shipments. Wheat
receipts, 1923. 1856, against 639, 600; shipments
107 1872, against 10S,500. Corn, receipts, 465.-
0G6, against 1,079,000; shipments, 1884, 1877
! against 26S, 900.