The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-21
! Fine, and big, and healthy, but little
d too warm.

Minneapolis Chamber OF Commerce, July al
u Wheat made new low point after the opening
,aof the market today, selling down to 7eAc
and day OF heavy declines it sold on the curb
3 sat 76A@76sc, but not at any previous time
was 1t 50 weak as today. There was check
there were a good many shorts, some of whom
: had been short all week. and naturally there
was buying to cover over Sunday. The market
was so weak that 1t was impossible to tell
early whether this covering would turn it back
up at all, whether 1t was going thru 78c
! before the close. The weather was good and
was also predicted. The trade saw that the
& cooler weather in forecast will be just the
thing to stop any rust damage and permit the
se to Ronda9 The ssuee was Ro s
ceuraging to buyer.
sa- Minneapolis received 1es cars against 1s1,
Winnipeg IS aeainsf TO- St.
sbu against 2ssooo, Kansas City $4,000 against
f51, 900.
s5 For the week the local elevator stocks de-
creased eel ,os6 bu, leaving 1o,7127s2 bu in
store. For one day since compiling the report
there is decrease of 100, 900 bu.
~ Watson issued bulletin that read fol-
lows: "H. v. Jones says the northwest crop
+swil be safe In from ten days to two weeks
and the present promise is for an enormous
yield. Only calamity can change this prospect
i've result, and there are no unfavorable indica-
etions yet. If the crop natures, the railroads
will be unable to take care of the business,
and II Will take uILeeQ 1nOnLnS or over TO mar
4 ket it. Oats and FAX are in fine condition and
promise to break records. Corn is coming for
ward nicely. This means great prosperity in
the northwest and overnowing business for ele-
s.yators, and should a large export business
! In flour. The United STATES will have sur
plus above home needs of over 300, 600, 600 bu,
and with Canada about 400. 900 900 bu.''
~. The weather map showed light showers in
North Dakota and Canada fair in Nebraska and
Kansas, good rain in southern Missouri and
southern Illinois and along the Ohio river. Tenn
peratures generally higher.
The weather forecast: Illinois and Indiana,
fair tonight and Sunday, thunderstorms in ex-
treme south; Missouri fair and tonight
and Sunday; Wisconsin, fair tonight and Sun
day, cooler Sunday west; Minnesota, fair and
@ cooler tonight % and IS sunda iw Nv fair tonight
and cooler tonight and Sunday; South Dakota,
fair tonight and Sunday, cooler Sunday; Nebras-
ka and Kansas, fair tonight and Sunday. cooler.
Liverpool cabled: "Wheat easy, A@3sd low
er at opening, being Influenced by the lower
cables from America and more favorable Amer
on continued bad reports from Russia and esti
mated worlds shipments Estimated world
wheat shipments Monday, esooooo bu; will be
fair decrease in the quantity on passage"
About the only danger. to wheat today wat
possible high temperatures. The early report
showed: Breekenndgs, ;ea a clear hot oomstoek
Willmar, clear, hot; Park River, clear, hot
Grafton, clear, hot rained last night; Valley
City. clear, very hot, rain last night; Madison
clear, calm, 76; Mason City, clear, warm, soutf
wind; Dysart, Waterloo, clear, hot, south wind
ia Crosse clear, 7e; Winona clear hot; siou,
Falls, clear, calm, very warm; Sioux City
clear, calm, 20; Fargo. clear, hot; Fairrnont
clear, hot. - u. - ~. ,.E@
Temperatures by wire to wha11on at 1873
nm. were follows: Fargo clear, calm, IS
Devils Lake, warm, so Minot clear, 10; Bis
marck, clear, IS; Grafton clear, hot IS: Crooks
ton, clear, calm, 80; Aberdeen, clear, 90; Man
kato, clear, light breeze, 81; Huron, clear, hgh
southwest wind, IS.
% Primary receipts 1,1o4, 900 bu against 1,o4e,
900 last year. Clearances wheat and flour
900 bu. .r3.-E
aff Near the close the market went lower agai
and sold down to 75Ac for September. Every
pne seemed afraid to carry wheat over to Mon
day, and the short covering was not enough t
hold the price against the selling out