The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-09

-Eroomhan cables that. affected by the
iaornins at sdvanoes Of I'd. < further gain was
dsmand BEING Z The tuIiish fscteE. Corn opened sd
higher in sympathy with the advance in America.
pressure OF selling for American account. Later
good cargo demand developed. causing q slight
The Cincinnati Price Current say. the corn
Ire previous indications for a crop Q, 10000 COZ
eu. are likely, 10 prove one or possibly two hun
vices are somewhat more assuring. The outlook
is for a total crop fully equal to recent calcu-
A Liverpool cable gives stocks Of wheat and
-four in Europe and Argentine ports Aug. ! at
tompared with a REDUCTION Of AS. oo bu. last
year. Stocks a year ago we're ss.ss4.e0 bu-
In California wheat harvestins is nearing com.
rietion. and all sections north OF the Tehachapi
more than was anticipated"
crop Of Europe at e9,ose.co bu. smaller tnan that
of last year. and l2s.ooo,eo bu. under 1889; latest
cable says crop outlook in Southeastern Russia
will be insignificant.
writes them that from Sedalia to Kansas City,
M S.ifi the Z c sSEn ,s s0q sTsm and a,s s1ssn; a sn w Vail, %akt
saan m n e x sa Psr cent eotn. Of cane a erG esc.. M saaY , haxs
crops are up and doing wei.
Here Is where that Iowa Safe lrepoI, Of 9
the State ! Bas !" Of sf% asricaItur en Of Iowa.. in 3 :
letter to a friend. says: Early corn is badI,
many aeia' vii i give Rss' : fair Yield PI Win .s a.
weather to the end of the season. While | mop,
s Sssn dr sufssien ls S re meet 'hs the sai dsman has . mot az az
though weather IS n ueh more seasonahle than Z
Yield a. Of %e. e corn for Iowa will be
Prom all the reports that we can get farmer
IN the Tin'er.whes. belt nave stopped .el elm
over 40. oo. 600 Blu. Of our crop Of wheat Nov
porters wan, il With hish,priced corn. oats an
SSSa !: and I've win 1f sefi a s saes S deei his Z = st We t s5I
yes,erdsy ise@ 6u; Of, q Shiesge No , Norther
and bought in the oG option N at I, zoe, 80 ySg can m Sc :
snsors ep basis. Ho' From S1rt our advises France eka viii + ha =
to import from .a.oca.0O to 100. oo.o0 bu. c
wheat.
TO Petri: I consider conditions in Illnoi'
Indiana and Ohio serious. as those prevailing 1
, ,sTss sna Se SfaI a.. and over e2 q aos Der 9e aen, Of tn a cr r.
under most favorable conditions from now. III
lhe las. two week. and viii not be shown in n
that report should be issued to-day / do not b
lieye that it would show over 50 per cent Of
s sfs;. as now S SS nes 'e oTsr 3 % I pef cent? ntrV unless sO'
NAV be Ohio. while several do not promise ha
that.
-Brcomhall cabled tina. their Paris agent a
sa-ccSoe to 4e.cSS.5c bu. First sample Of Biti.
Whats shown were Of fne quality, 4 PIsn,,f
markets in about I n days
To p. ]. McMorrow: A late message fro
New York exporters said: Exporters have CO
cred their sales in hard W inter- and fresh d
mand is slow" :. W. Allerton. In an intervie
in New York. says: Anybody who would n
buv wheat now ought TO have no money. I b
lieye ii will sell much higher"
TO Oswald Graves: Minneapolis wires:
think the movement Of spring waeat will be d
appointing. At these prices for wheat and (
prevailing high prices for other produce. farme
are not likely 10 market wheat freely"
Wheat receipts at primary points were S.
hu.. against 5000 bu. one week ago. &s.1v :
a year ago and $4,000 bu. two weeks ago:
Louis received I49. 2GJ bu-. against 2l..4o0 bu.
week ago and 16a. 40 bu. a year ago. Prima
sh.nments $4,000 blu.
against as. sO hu. a year ago. y. 600 bu. arriv.
nj st Louis. against $500 blu. last year +
mary shipments $4,000 bu.
oats receipts at primary points $1,000 b
against 544. 600 bu. a year ago. 500 bu. arTivi
al st. Louis. against IS. 500 blu. last year. Z
mary shipments as bu-