The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-13
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

j. H. Ware wired from Dallas, Texas to
Do o1g the following Clipping from the
THE big wheat harvest in Custer county is on.
Close estimate places yield in the county at
loo 600 bu, or more than double that OF 1905,
Woodworth buying little July wheat in the
The forecast for Nebraska indicates fair
weather. f ...5 49,
New York to Whallon: Congress is expected
to adjourn between the Goth and 18th of this
month The senate committee did not definitely
Walter Fitch, Chicago to Lewis: 81 have
continually mus, advised buying September oats from
may work some higher, but at present prices
l advise taking profit on long September
The Kneeland people took million or more
Chicago September wheat from $3.50 to SIC,
Gemsiocf and cRamp h.f
! Fairbury, Neb, wired: Wheat and oats
going back every DAY. Some Of the farmers are
Offering to sell their oats for 81 per acre. =
along the Rock Island road in most OF Kansas
oos Sunderland uh omara wired: Reports on wheat
n b1 Daa anls
Jackson. Chicago, to Watson: I would take
chance selling some May corn while it is above
go. 1t is a good price: the acreage Of corn
viii lbe larger than last year. II
Updyke has been heavy seller of July and
New wheat is being offered to some of the
local millers from the southwest Offered from
Oklahoma TOR IL days shipment.
The Updyke crowd have. got some bad Ne
braska news and are buying wheat on It,
Liverpool close: Wheat .ssd higher: corn,
| I'd higher. 80 =
Berlin close: Wheat, 1ac. lower.
to eloss
by 'Tsxas yield and receipts Of new wheat al
St. Louis. Everybody pyramided In wheat.
f. - Northern Grain company good sellers Of July
oats. ~
/ st. Louis wire to Bennett says a car of new
wheat there from southwestern Missouri
Rosenbaum Texas, wire says: Wheat moi
moving freely; millers refusing to pay prices
asked.
thinks for Pringle-Fitch. They are heavy sell
ers of July.
Provisions easier on moderate offerings Of lard
1 Trade very small
Brosseau buying wheat
Broomhall-our correspondent at Rostof- on
to benefit the winter crops in their districts.
70 Winnipeg weather: Clear, warm, 81 above.
eaon Between NsE
York and Chicago December wheat, which II
5ac to sac Last year this difference went
. out to lac and the year before to &c. freight
2 difference between these two options Is tnevita
Bile e., and it is sure Or Be profit maker
advance wheat would sympathize, but 1 believe
1t is in the weakest position of any OF TIT
cereals. I never saw the markets in such poo
shape to take new wheat as they are today.
days this week.
Christopher of Kansas City denies the state
ment attributed to him by prominent membe
il as to southwestern crop. He says that Kansa
will raise 10, 600, coo blu less wheat and Okla
homa probably 10000, 600 bu more than las
year. The statement attributed to him tina
the two would have 10000 600 blu more whea
| than last year.
New York-St Paul was bid up to 1872,
new high record this movement largely OF
purchases by Gates & Co., Bache & Co., ant
Jake Field. 1t fell back rather easily.
Kennel sold q quarter. of million bushels o
September around SEC.
Bob Fringle and Horace Jackson continue t
buy July and sell September:
MARRIED. buying September wheat.
The weather map shows rains in CANADIAN
!. Northwest Territories, Montana; raining a
wi1liston, N D.; clear in Nebraska, Kansas am
Oklahoma; Amarillo had AZ of an inch; rainin
, at Springfield, Mo-; good rains in Tennessee
Il trace in southern Illinois, and raining a
Louisville. Temperatures seasonable.
FOrecast-Indications for showers over south
ern and central portions Indiana, Illinois an
Missouri and in extreme northwest; elsewher
fair weather win continue and little chang
in temperature indicated.
Verhoen from Milmine Market keeps stron
under the influence of no rains Illinois letter
. say half crop of oats.
. c. E. Lewis from A. T. Valentine: ..nlinoi
and Missouri keep asking for bids on ney
wheat. This on top of extra poor demand TO
| old wheat is likely to make weak market
Corn which it Is generally admitted went int
!: ground under favorable circumstances, has
! good stand and is clean; no damage done a
| yet. With favorable conditions from now o
. ought to have tremendous crop In oat
there is no doubt damage has been done 1
certain sections, but price largely discount
| such damage"