The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-28

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Chicago. July q. The influence OF
| Thoman's crop report showing a material
ana winter wheat, caused September
wheat to regain sharp loss. caused by
prom, taking aud the final figures for that
cereal show no change Corn was ue-
cidediy wax and closed lie lower. oats
closed about Use higher Provisions made
now low records and closed ioc lower.
Wheat was nervous MI day, with trade
| active and Sc emingly broadening. The
early strength was due principally to the
continued rains, which arc reported to
have Inflicted more damage on wheat in
stack or in the shock This, with mod
crate worlds shipments and rather small
receipts, gave the market strong. and
started longs to selling to realize profits,
and while the market took the offerings
well for time. thoy gradually caused a
steady drop of l Lie from the higf point.
Thoman's crop report the factor dur
ing the midday trading, and its bullish
character caused praslua recovery. IL
reduced the estimate of both spring and
winter wheat. the former from ~ month
ago TO- e - per cent The totai hroduc-
against lsf.OoooOl bushels last year. and
the total crol at only ii7,oo 00uo bn ihels. or
Winter wheat, which in the last days of
June promised 27!,0D,ooo bushels. is &c
duced to .5sooo.GpO bushels; the lightest
during the las' ten years, This indicates
VN bushels, against i67.p1,Mp bushels last
year. The visible supply figures, which
showed an increase of 10000 whore a de-
crease of fully 'p1ojo bushels was
pectcd. caused another relapse in prices.
some of the loss being recovered later
however, OH the high quotations for new
red wheat and a good country milling
demand.
Corn was weak and prices suffered a
further decline. Reports from the coun-
try Were most favorable Tor an enormous
crop and local receipts Were large. Longs
sold freely and there was good demand for
the short account IT., AT prices ruling lower
Oats were influenced by corn Mnd un-
favorable crop reports. and the early mar
ket was active aud strong. with prices
ruling higher. Later, in sympathy with
the weakness in corn, prices declnei The
closing was steady
Provisions We're dun and heavy. The
favorable effect for a time but sympathy
With corn and free offerings gradually re-
duccd prices, lard and ribs making low
records. The closing feeling WAS rather
weak.
Estimates for Tuesiay: Wheat, 200 cars;
corn, 1850 cars; oats, $40 cars. Hogs. l2O)b
head
cash quotations were as follows:
TlCur-Firncr.
.Whea,-.No. spring, IS s-S; No. . red.
Ct l-Sfi6i as.
G oafn-NS & & & = l-sals s-s No white
., -. No. white. Is l-i19 IL.
Barlcy|No. :, nominal; No. g. e. o. b..
"a 1-enSo.
FhHs ..ed-No. /. 70 H.; prime timothy
Mess n' porE-Per Dbl. 5s5d6.eD lard. Ter
100 pounds, Sl2 ~: short ribs fsides). 3 len
3 %. dry sal,"d shoulders qox@p, 3S-4"i;
short clear sides tboxed), 8 l-2n3 BIS.
Wh.ky,ma Distillers finished goods, per
Ariicl,s. Reeeipts. shipments
Flour, barrels .......... 500 1900
Wheat bushels 5000 1900
Corn bushels ...........22Goc 100 4oo.o1D
oats. bushels ',........'. iogsn ~ nn
Rye. bushels ..........,. b.Yr l,uov
barley bushels ........ HOO 1900
ST. LOUIS.
s. heas WY IN wsasay ana
d dn.Iaf SPOT lover: 81 rel cash.
Is 5.S No. ? hard. bS asked July rs IL:
August 5sa . Is seplenber, bs IS. Corn
err No cash, 2 rs; July; q "a; August;
% rs; September. b oats. quiet and
steady; sroi lover No 2casn Is H. I4ly.
/ s August ys ~ "a biz ep tyaek Ban 81
East track. e. lnxsced-Quotable. east
side 70. ana this side a. %. Timothy seeei.
and prairie in good demand, but limited
suppiy prairie. new. i.oor5.m; timothy,
new. 5o6qli.co old. looal2Ql this side.
AMI shade j, 1s'ier ,S on sa7i s'i hj Shelter
$50 Cotton ties and bagging unchangcd
Pcrk-l.ower; STANDARD mess, jobbing,
T. i i, choIae SO r. Bason-soSed shol
dcrs and longs, S.7j, ribs, 400; shorts,
/ 70 -. Dry salt meats-Boxel shoulders.
. e -; longs. 80: ribs. 3s2 II: shorts.
az RRcceipts-Flour, 5000; wheat. 1880. corn.
q. 900 oats. 1900.
NEW ORLEANS. r,"'
o Ncw o ogrk Ola 's'Y Il neW P, araI;e
fred, ,tiercc. s5-sua 81. Boxed meals
gy sal, .h0q lam.cho os s sss
good sod 2i,2a4 ia. Flour Quiet; extra
fancy, soia3 ~ patents, XIX s%Sas iss. r9rn
Easy* nrirne 10 GOfi i3.5O. choice 1aUOfi |
Is 10 Corn-No. 2, sacked, mixed. "a; wnlte,
Is. yellow, 3Ia35- oats-No. 2. sacked,
2ia2j.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. July 2.-,Whcaa!-Dull and
snehap se fFS S 2 No. rca 8 81 III So
m nix. q i..m2i 81; No, 2 whte, % i,s.
oas1N sy Nises' CHOICE 5e n e w"''"' ~"
- Rera,uis- " heat $3.50; corn, 20I so; oats,
n, 90 Shipments-None.
NEW YORK.
New York July T.-Wheat--Iteceipis
% so' exnor,s 1000 bushels. Spot dun. |
10 red. g Is; ~ ,, ! nari g s,s IN,
einsad -. September "a I-2M6j. closed |
4 IS Hides ri Pn! h' wss'.rn s Gn,sa
, y "a refined steady. Pork-Dull. Cotton
eed oil-Nomindl'
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
A.. vo.L yuly 91.-Nisible grain sup
ply sarday Ss Is s.s ss 9omp h. W y sas
s ; ~ n.o h,,shels Increase $1,000: corn
soo insrease i9 80 IL, oats dc Sss1es g, ds
harley 10000. decrease Ss"'
>,,,. Orleans. July T-Sugar quiee: CEN
New pr ushiiss ii-iGa3 i5-i6; yeiiows
~ 1i usap seconds 7-isgs 81. Mdasses
duIi; centrifugal co.,