The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27

Chicago. July es-Because Of the evil
dences OF heavy spring crop. wheat
got another section OF Wednesdays
heavy rise taken of today. The decline
at one time amounted 20 Is. cents per
bushel and at the close the price was
still 4 cent lower than at the CORES
ponding time OF the day before. Corn
was weak and closed L cent lower for
September, and September oats lost Is
cent. Provisions declined also although
hog receipts were very small.
OWING 10 an unexpected hrmnesS n
Liverpool. the wheat market here start
ed at an advance Of from L 10 Is cent
over the closing price OF the day before
The first trades were at Il 10 Tx cents
Tor September and in the time referred
10 the price had tumbled TO 693s cents.
The principal cause OF the early break
was the circulation OF an extract OF an
article in the Cincinnati Price Current.
The particulars of the days receipts or
wheat al primary markets, compared
with those of the year before. were as
bullish as ever. The export clearances
from the Atlantic seapOrts were small.
The inspection IN the store houses was
90 cars OF wheat. OF which nine were No.
red. On the corresponding day year
ago 439 cars Were received. OF which
four hundred Were of the contract
grade. Primary market receipts Were
10000 against 1,054.0 600 year ago. OF
$4,000 bushels received at Toledo today
lii,000 bushels were from Chicago. The
export clearance OF wheat and -four
amounted to 5000 bushels. Spot
wheat in Liverpool was Id higher at the
opening indicating present scarcity al
though so much is being said OF heavy
shipment from Russia and elsewhere.
a st. Louis dispatch said three mills
had shut down there on account of the
poor demand for -four and that was one
OF the clubs used 10 pound the market
here. The closing cables were generally
lower, doubtless because OF a decline
here this morning but they had reflex
action on prices and the early weakness
continued until September got down TO
691s cents. 1t recovered again 10 691s
cents, but closed at 6g5s cents after d
decline 70 69I4 cents.
Corn was weak and although Septem-
Der declined about cent per bushel the
trade was not very active. The cash
purchases for shipment today amount
ed 20 200. 900 bushels. The break IN
wheat had an influence in the dump
which occurred in corn. September
opened at from AS cents TO 1874 cents
against 43ss cents at the close yester-
day II worked gradually donw 20 43
cents but recovered the early loss. clos
ing at 4Ss cents.
Oats We're fairly active in the early
part OF the session but slacksned up
later and closed rather quiet. The feel
ing was easier during the greater part
of the session. almost entirey through
sympathy with \heat and corn. Sep
tember opened at 225s cents. sold down
to 2214 cents and closed at 221z cents.
The provision market was lifeleSs and
heavy. Receipts of hogs were quite
light but the market appears to be suf
feTing from the liberal receipts early
in the season and the consequent ac-
cumUlation Of manufactured goods.
Pork, compared with its closing price
yesterday, is ~ cents lower. lard and
ribs each 21a cents lower.
Estimated receipts for Saturday:
Wheat 106 car; corn $50 cars; oats i95
cars; hogs 5000 head.
Chicago Market.
The leading futures ranged as follows: