The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

K1ngman. Kan. wired Terminal Elevator
company that it raining there at II am. |
Mankato. Kan, also reported heavy rain last
Hugo Ross, the Modern Miler's representative
who is now attending the Grain Dealers con
yention at Oklahoma OH q City, " wired that he thinks
T., ]. Holderese, who has mills at Kingman,
Kan. and Pond Creek Okla, says that king
man man county, Il Kansas: VIII raise IS to 20 per
165 per cent, and Grant county. Oklahoma. the
best GonlS, they have ave- ever had; o,ns
oats forward rapidly. |
Leash chisago f9 oo ~ oon
New York to Lewis-,It: is said now that con-
Postal Telegraph bulletin .12:1o pm: Clear,
hot at Kansas City: no rain in west.
Omaha wired at 1926 pm: Clearing up here
New York to J. .; Fraser, This is too dull
market to bull. We would rather buy, stocks
later, when there is more activity and when
| Seventy, thousand bushels of No. hard winter
| wheat sold c. Buffalo today from, Chicago.
Russell, Russell county, Kan. thirty-six miles
: OF seln drs Had sSno wind
come soon wheat might get half crop
9. E: Lewis from Chicago: RepSrted paa I'd there here
Whea Hs Isen cant get Sesssn' detas OIL
Modern Miller man says: Reports Of wheat in
Oklahoma and Texas are f1ne with no damage
Dallas, Texas wired Watson: Harvesting in
progress. will be threshtng next week. L.,
| tions in Kansas reporting rain. -E-- |
-, Jackson reports exporters trying to resell
hVepo Wheat n'5a to Nd
higher; corn A@hd higher.
Antworp unchanged. H.. .,.s.-.... ..-..
| Moore says: !'ThiS Chicago crowd oil long Of
! September wheat" .' .s
Liverpool-Cable~ from India says Offering
4 more freely and that shipments expected to
| increase. ...t - -.; -. ~, -
Message at 10 am. said: "Raining at Man.
haitian, Bristen, concordia and Lebanon, Kan
| Heavy rains in Rush county last night" = .
Berlin close: Wheat Nc higher. HI.
Budapest close: Wheat. Mc lower .
n,,C,rn Corn lower with Bartlett selling. Kidston
Oats lower on general commission house SELL
Watson, from wrenn-There is no question
as to the milling demand for soft winter wheat
having been filled. The receipts of two cars
tell me the country movement is much freer.
This demand has been the backbone of this
market Of late. -... e.. f.. - g. = z.-..s.s 8 y
St. Louis to G. E. Lewis-A quarter of a mil
May contract: Landed with miiiers. Market
Whallon from Chicago Wheat has sold OF
easily on very light offerings. 1t advanced on
Piper from Chicago: There are two cars Of
No ~. red d,oU wheat in t tedays Eeseipts @
Raining in Kansas City at 1880 am: cloud
!, and sultry; St. Louis. clear
Bureau says: There is a rumor around Of a
private settlement Of May wheat this morning.
: There is nothing in It, The grew out
of the execution Of stop-oss orders for about
10000 bu May market where the buyers
were temporarily absent.
Peavey messages from Kansas City house say
Raining In central Kansas and promise Of rain
. further west. -~f -ssr4 "a
f. P. Frazier says: It looks tho there has
been considerable rain in Kansas Some people
are reporting general rains. but there Is no
doubt but they are having quite little rain
e out there.
Cudahy selling corn.
New York to Whallon: We hear senate com
{mittee Will report today without amendment the
.s:{ 5sSs$ t5Es to sell corn
MsSs & lkslaiSd and SOLD ,hu
q {ghasagoj ~
Z As S thsEs last st
a5ss Nlotnssa lowe wires sNice shower this
as smoEning till thTeat teHtng Z, = -
eA "a Baltim0 wired an;
III celed the Ham
Iket is lover than more. 81
= Great Bend, snall rainf1 Htc Crimson. Isarned
sDodg GitN Strong Gity. Wichi Ia and
sEsl95snse; clear no s:rain; Ellenwood,
2SyspIinkle! rs go s; 81
7sk sIslas mot over Sauas
ter crop no rain: is
\ Of Kansas. where most Complaint:
5 syliTnsafs@IsS stocks decreasds 525s00o bu fol
Isthres week; s. 81 II s
IA 81 ~