New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July I (speciaD.-Wheat was dull to-day
largely because Of the three days intermssion which
begins tomorrow night Some Of the traders nave al
ready gone away The only inclination to-day was to
even up The fluctuations merely fractional ones
Juy closed at under last night September closed
y cent last night and December was unchahgen
Deliveries every anticipated. were smai-onV
30 600 bushels wheat the morning and about 20oCOO
bushels afternoon. The bulls made the deliveries
In the afternoon looked II the wheat went right
back 10 them July sold from 69 70 6s and closed az
6S cens Thore very little July trade apparently
no support September opened 64a sold between OK
and CAV cents and closed at the top 1t was merely
scalpng trade. Barrett sold more than any one else
The sellers Of Wednesday We're the buyers to-day.
The news generally bearish; there was a COCA
weather summary by 1.-THE Price Current. The latter
figured the total Yield around 55O0oo0o0 bushels The
seatcard had a claim that the Danubinn crop was 40
per cent average, and the claim seemed to be
accompanied by Continental buying orders 1t was thought
remarkable that Liverpool did not Feel this news New
York reported twenty-five loads worked FOR export There
were good-szed seaboard clearances-30OoO bushels
ensurns a good weeks total. perhaps 2I5OOcO bushels
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth had $40 cars against 4oS last
year Cash sales here only 10000 bushels The
July deal Is still and Is evidently in the hands OF
rich New-Yorkers but the purpose Is beyond anybodys
ken Tho expectation that the July longs VIII soon DO
some shipping. The impression Is that the September
and prices depend upon the new crop move
ment II will probably be small this month.
Com was irregular within very narrow limits. dipping
slightly early but recovering and closing at Wednesdays
prices TO a shade September opened at 2o+d2o's
sold between 2sd25 and 25 and closed at 2o7s cents
There were practically deliveries and the July less
.ned It's discount only IN at the close Receipts
were $40 cars with 800 estimated Tor Friday Samples
were Y Gables were easy; seabonrd clear
snces were $4,000 bushels. Tho Price Current
bear,sh on crop 81; Louis particularly weak on
July Corn theories oil based on the July Weather.
the bulls expecting that hot. dry spell Of July and
August will disastrous effect on the half maturei
grain. Charters. 10000 bushels.
oats were weak early Influenced by a sharp decline
New-York and by a very weak sample market here
They recovered however along with the other :iarets
sep,ember opened al IN sold between Ia md I7.. and
closed at 17i4 Samples to u cent .owe-.
There liberal deliv .ries about 100000 bushels ana
the July closed cent under September Chart $1,000
bushels
Provisions opened easier liberal receps3s 900 hogs
with % 900 estimated for Friday-and rather free de-
livery OF ribs and other product There renewal.
however buying Of lard. which has been
entail OF late II through commission The
crowd did not whether II for Armour
Cudahy. II turned everything strong Pork closed 2H
cents Wednesday; lard and ribs cents
PUTS september Wheat were 64s cents: calls
CSi. cents. Puts September 2J7t cents
'calls" 25Ts cents
PROVISION stocks July show 1914 i7G barrels u regular
rok A decrease for the month % 100 barrels pa O4G
,,erces o, prime lard an increase o. i2GO tercos:
81 po.rds Of ribs. an rcreasc OF i20Oo 600 pounds