The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03

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company members Chicago Bocrd of
Trade, Topeka Kansas.
London. 1870 p. M; Wheat easy Ad
lower; corn steady. UNCHANGED
Chicago: Receipts Of hogs. 81 600; cattle,
Kansas City: Receipts Of hogs. 14oool
Omaha: Receipts Of hogs, 5000; cattle.
Duluth: Receipts wheat today. 80 cars;
Chicago; Stocks Of provisions here were
barrels Of new against 1886 barrels last
year. The total stock Of pork IS 1850
barrels. against q, 529 barrels a month ago
and los 600 barrels last year Stocks or
lard are about as anticipated. 1850 rerce1
against .265 tierces a month ago and
81 5s4 tferces last year There was a de-
81, ribs. tie Stock being - sss oo9 bounds
1S. $50 900 pounds last year. Total stocks
Of meats are no 6S7 900 pounds. an Increase
of 5000 pounds during September and s.
100000 pounds in excess OF last year.
Chicago receipts: Wheat 157 cars, grada
none; corn 459 cars grade cars oats %
Cincinnati, 81: Price Current sayss
ssWheat crop maintained promise; offer
fngs limited Corn moving rather freely
under shipping demand Wheat. supply
a year ago. but surplus larger than ever
exported in last half Of season. Packing,
3e5 900 against $4,000 last year"
Chicago Against our closing price Of
Monday. Liverpool seems to show an ad
" at that point The decline which took
place here at the close yesterday seemed
but natural, after such sharp advance.
It has not changed the buHish ideas OF
those who were Instrumental in causing
the advance, and the general belief IS
that any decline viii find them buyers.
Some reports of Wall street taking hold
commission houses it looks that way.
Price Current says crop prospects wen
maintained.
125 cars; last year, 304 cars.
Chicago: American wheat markets ara
Paris closed Monday and the advance IN
the latter markets is Insignificant in COM
parison. II is probable that we shall get
little help from abroad and must deuend
on Wall street operators II the bull move
liverpool: Spot wheat unchanged to
I'D higher for red winter. Paris no come
parison-
Chicago: Wheat seems. strong around
Tic Little bearish on Indifferent cables.
but a few buying orders would start the
market. Yesterdays break was a fair
ore and the market might be purchase.
Chicago; NORTHWESTERN markets rather
our prices advance more than other mur-
kets in consequence.
souri,, fair rising temperature; for the
colder; for Nebraska and Kansas, fair and
Liverpool. 1870 p. M: Wheat Naasd
higher; corn unchanged to 3sd higher than
Chicago: Hogs opened weak to SO
Chicago. Corn opened easy continu-
ance of same condition as yesterday. Cit-
ford, Pringle and others tried to strength
en- 1t by purchases around $3.50. Phillips
not active
Boards London cable. Wheat 9sQitd
lower than yesterday: corn. 1sNAd lower.
According to Bradstreets, northwestern
country elevators stocks increased 400000
bushels last week and now amount 10
10,So0-000 bushels. an increase for Decem-
Der of about 100000 bushels.
Liverpool closing cable: Wheat, &nNd
higher; corn, Esd higher to I'D lower.
1t is said Missouri Pacific will declare
4 per cent dividend in 1901
Total clearances wheat and -four as
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 10000 BUSH
els.
Primary receipts wheat $4,000 bushels,
last year 491 600 bushels; shipments,
2S4, 600 bushels; last year 206. 900
bushels. receipts corn $4,000 bushels last
year 886, 900 bushels, shipments AIS, 600
bushels last year 246.00O bushels.
Chicago: Estimated receipts for tomor-
row: Wheat Go cars: corn, 245 cars: oats.
$50 cars hogs Is, 600 head.
New York reports loads wheat and %
loads corn taken for export.
st. Louis close: Wheat, January 72Ac,
May 751k6Nc, July 1850 nominal corn,
January 35c bid, May 36l@GAc.