The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-17
A Heavy Run Of New Winter
Wheat at Kansas City Starts
It Going.
minneapolis September Hats just
Above 86c and December
Stops Above 83c.
The Continued Summer Weather
Prompts Free Selling in All
Markets.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, July IL
The southwest cash wheat situation was as I'M
sportant an influence as any this morning 81,
Louis got 900 bu of wheat. compared with
l28,000 last year. and at other points winter
wheat found to have moved to market Ill
aquantity over Sunday. The trade watched for
kansas City, but the report was late. BY $3.50
sthe Santa Fe road was found to have brought Ill
1886 cars but at 10 o'clock this was raised to
800 cars, more stun being found. Win one one
bother roads would swell 1t materially, Tand at
1920 the estimate was that Kansas City would
shave 600 cars today in all. Chicago sold down
FALL around and Minneapolis followed September
here going to S65s MS6s4c on decline to 1O:45, and
December selling down to S34ac. Finally the
Figures for Kansas City came in full, showing
s57S,00O bu received, compared with 239. 900. 1t
was hard to rally the market in the face of
gthe continued bearish reports that came in,
faltho with free selling and considerable short
commitment evident. q rally seemed the thing to
expect. The local figures were of a strengthen
ing nature, only 191 ears coming in. against 329,
while elevator stocks decreased 225,OOO bu for
two days, but this had effect. : Chicago got
80 cars, against only year ago, Duluth II.
against 80. and Winnipeg IA. against 49, A
little grain of strength lay in the Broomhall
favorable but Liverpool. so far from frming
up. was 42@ 7sd lower to close. The domestic
news meanwhile was continuously bearish.
j. w Hohnlann, formerly on change here, who
is going thru the Canadian northwest in an
automobile, wired Halet from Brandon, Man.,
shat the wheat looks very fine. promising big
smercial Record was on change. Mr.. Thornton
lis a believer in big crop. He thinks it not
impossible for the three states to produce 225.-
s00Ooo0 bu from the present stand Boston,
New York and Philadelphia sent long dispatches
stelling Of the good condition of the hay crop,
(which it Is figured will have its effect upon the
3price Of coarse grains and will weaken markets
sgenerally. Some little fear felt that the
SeXtreme temperatures Of yesterday might have
#been too much for the wheat, but nothing bad
came in, indeed all northwest reports were rosy
5The Southwestern Grain and Flour Journal OF
sWichita estimates the Texas crop at 1900, DOC
aand Oklahoma 100000 Kansas Is put dow1
5for 81 100000 and Missouri for 81 DOC. 900.
3total of 116 900, against 124, 900, 900 veal
ago.
The forecast Is for fair weather and higl
temperatures in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri
probable showers and cooler weather in Wis
sconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas, fair weathe
for Missouri and Kansas.
Worlds shipments were 9.432 900 bu. agans
40 600 last week and 6,S0S,OO0 a year ago
1.-The quantity on passage. at 42O32 900 bu
sshowed decrease for the week Of 2,SSS, 900 bu.
I Primary receipts, 1O7O 900 bu. against 56S, 600
EClearances. II 900 bu. The visible decreased b,
k1.OS4. 900 bu, leaving II. 800, 900 bu in store.
September wheat sold to S6Bc and closed a
q {s6Ac, and December sold to S3@S3Bc an
at