The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
GOSSIP.
Paris flour 81 higher for July and
4 80

Paris -four 3-4 higher for July and
August.
Cnicago-Wheat is acting we'll and
unless selling orders com thick will
advance further.-T. T.. G.
Chicago-Damase reports backed
up With fairly substantial buvine looks
weak longs went out in all pits to-
day.-Lamson Bros.
Clearances-Wheat 7SS.00o. Flour
5000 bhls. Corn SAP. Oats $4,000.
Wheat ana flour 100000 bushels.
Chicago-Finley Darrell just re-
ceiv' following from LcCount dated
Greet Bend. Kas.: From Larncd
very dry ana wheat d"%teriorating
rapidly from drought, High winds
south. Weather hot, ~unfavorable and
no sign rain.
Chicago-Local crowd buying the
wheat.
United States Visible Change
Wheat, decrease. 1,37a,ooo. Corn de-
crease, $4,000 bushels.
The total receipts of wheat at the
four principal spring wheat points
from the beginning of the crop year.
Aug. ], 1911, Ia date. are as follows:
Minneapolis, S~s.75a,335: Duluth, 2s.-
e04.7S2: Chicago. 22.220. 400; Milwau-
kee. 3.0S3.450: making a total of 49,
31o.o21 bu. against 14~1.S69.l1T bu
last year and l72,sl4,924 bu. W wears
ago.
The total receipts of wheat at the
four principal winter wheat points,
Toledo. ST. Louis, Detroit and kansas
City, from the beginning Of the crop
car, July i. to date, are 4~7,5o6.161 blu.
against 62,sS5.35$ bu. last year and
62.92o,lb1 bu. Two Years ago.
Primary receipts today, $4,000;
IL CT J.nnr eR nnh CL;r,,-, II.
100000; last veal $4,000. Corn re-
ccipts today, 1,6Ss,o00; last year, L.
$4,000. Shipments, $4,000; last
year, 10000.
F'rance-Owing to the lighter
worlds shipments expected and the
sharp decrease in the percentage Of
these to the continent, caused France
to buy Australian cargoes arriving.
Buenos Aires-The market for both
wheat and corn was unchanged on
Saturday. The weather continues fav-
orable for new crop preparations and
the movement of corn but holders are
firm on the urgent foreign demand
and the large consignments for for
ward delivery.
Berlin Close-Wheat q lower.
Buda Pest Close-Wheat PA lower.
Toledo, Ohio-Missourf June wheat
condition 64.2; last nlonth,63; year
ago, IS. Government May condition,
~, "a per cent plowed up. Corn con-
dition, 81; year ago.. So; last August,
81, when crop of 191, 000,0 bushels;
81 per cent platned.
e 4ork-OhiO state convention
today will elect six delegates at large.
Hearing in government suit against
steel corporation resumed today. Am
erican stocks in London firm, u to u
higher. Steel companies establish
high record shipments for May. Steel
corporation increases its productions
30per cent since year ago. Govern
ment's suit against Southern Pacific to
recover $4,000 acres of oil lands to
be filed 0 at Los Angeles. Depart
ment of justice quietly investigating
advance in coal prices.
Liverpool-Corn opened steady and
unchanged and later September adj
vanced n on the firmer and fewer
Plate offers. Worlds shipments were
liberal.
Liverpool-The wheat market at
the opening was affected by the heavi-
ness in America on Saturday and at
the opening values We're a to u
lower. Following the opening there
was fair covering in July which adj
vanced 3-8 or the improved demand
from France for arrivals from Aus
tralia and the fact that American
shipments were mucn below eXpecta-
ions and fear that Canadian shipments
will now be on a moderate scale.
Worlds shipments We're about four
million bushels under last week and
much below actual requirements and
the question of supply is now being
considered with some apprehension.
At 1880 p. m. the market wal com.
p~aratively dull but steady and UNI
changed to GLOVER than Saturday, the
distant months being Influenced by the
more favorable weather in the United
Kingdom and satisfactory European
crop developments.