The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-21
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Logan to Stephens: AS long as SOC a bushel
does not increase our receipts OF wheat It GER
IN the country that Is for e sale at Prices
and July wheat bought on all the soft spots
to show
ers in New York and trace to .0S inch in gen
eral This is all the rain east except trace
Finley Darrell & Co., from George A: Adams,
Of Kansas City. have just returned from a
northern Indian Territory, as far south as Clare
more, l. 7: I have personally inspected many
aeas plant Be thin to s
days late, and with the most favorable weather
conditions will not make more than half crop.
Wheat IN and IN good shape. Condition perfect
SO far
ing of coast England from here been ordered to
e ee in
racehorse that , had been just on edge IL very
81 edge and faher sSii
condition; I am: not radical about the crop
n , rather feel that this is to
abroad g. vii Be little short and that we Win
BE ts 9f r. fbe feel
haps a little ahead Of it.
Jackson !; Bros reported heavy sellers July
Springfield, III: Most Of the rain is oyer, but
Vile - N
Broombhall cabled: Wheat opened inactive and
Kingdom: but lack Of support caused prices 't t.
ease off d during the morning. Corn opened in,
coast and few offerings. The distant months Re,
Southwest weather: Kansas city Cloudy, 10;
Il nis # omaha-olear S: St: Louis
60 above. Grand Forksgg-Partly cloudy. and
and ne. Hili i peeae hne
and calm st. Cloud-Clear and mild; strong
north wind comstock-clear and fine; south.
| Two grain men from Texas now in Chicago
efop within dass a
Cl ear Wheat and -four, 72s, 900 bu; corn
aafs esi@stes Argentine
bu; corn about 100000 bu. Weather there i.
Weather map: Rains in Kansas, Missouri
southern Illinois and the Ohio valley. Tempera
Where rain on tie y paeia
! coast. ].
naevr ,d asg s. II from chicago: t wheat LOOK.
/ for Armour. 5sE5Et-4=6 5sz 5lf5g
Milmine, Bodman leading buyer OF July wheat
Chicago to Lewis: There are several wire.
coming In here reporting rains IN illinois and i
looks as tho 1t will be general before morn
Ing Heavy rain ]. renorted I ,,rn.r GU I,
i sCllcagO 10 WhallOn, case & Co.: "A few hour
i of favorable weather is undoing the work til,
crop Killers have accomplished In the past tel
Il days. June Is great growing month.
4 London Close-Wheat Y d to I'D lower.
Chicago to Watson: 1t Is figured that elevator
ard receiving interests here have over TO- 900 OOt
i bu of corn coming to them from the country
y generally bought to arrive within so to 60 DAYS
i Liverpool close: July and new September Il
4 lower; corn, " higher. 80 - 4.
i Following telegraphic crop reports from Kan
q sas: - IS 81 Ks ST. ss ~ -
Fredonia--No damage from late storm; hal
q crop expected. ls-8s
q Great Bend-Wheat prospects are the very bes
! here; no dana e whatever. 4
81 Burlingto heat prospects A No. /. No dam
Il age so far here "a
4 wenington-Hard wheat all right. Soft whea
4 damaged some by fly.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Tran,
fer, St. Paul Mimi. Nay q .-Barrett & Zim
4. norman report midsummer qutetness on til
Il market to-day. Buyers few in attendance an
4 prices on low range. Local trade was til
81 only thing existing. Values: Draffers, extra
common to good. $12O@.55; farm mares extra
Il $120@14O; farm mares. choice. $1O0@120; far1
. mares common to good, $75@100.
81 really believe 4 was born great,
Indeed !''
yes. There doesn't seem to be an