The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-23

CHICAGO-Wheat sold up a cent very
suddenly to-day and then as suddenly
lost most Of H. A transfer of abou;
1 600 900 bushels set the traders on edge
for a while. At the close July was SELL
ing nj 4G&c advance. Other markets
were firm and dun. corn closing a shade
higher oats unchanged and provisions
unchanged to TIC higher. Wheat open
ed weak and dull. There were no Eng
lish cables and those from the continent
had nothing in them TO sir the blood
OF the traders There was some short
selling by traders who have been appre-
hensiye OF the result OF yesterdays bal
Iotlng on the proposed amendment 10
the rules, and light as Il was, II served TO
depress prices for n time. Tho weather
In the south was rather wet FOR the mar
vest. and the possible eject on July
wheat OF delay in the cutting OF the new
crnp began TO impress spectators and
they were soon bidding boldly FOR next
months delivery. July, which closed
yesterday at 677s 1850, opened to-day nj
67A dG77s, and in less than an hour had
advanced 10 G0hc.
Il became known during the advance
that one house which has been long FOR
a considerable time had transferred n
line of about 100000 bushels July TO a
firm which is known as an active cash
handler. This At first was looked upon
as substantially cash business and
scared the shorts into activity II was
hrtcrward given out that the trans1c-
tlon was merely In the way Of evening
M" and the excitement died down as
quickly as had risen. the price sink
ing to Csc on the realizing which set in.
,Gy,N.r and l.N 900
bushels were Withdrawn from store.
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth received 1913
carloads. against $50 the corresponding
day OF the year before Exports from
thc Atlantic qeab0lrd were small, the
wheat and flour together amounting to
only goo. 900 buahels. BradstrcetS did
not receive and figures on the change IN
Europenn and on passage stocks, 50 the
worlds visible was not forthc0mlng but
the domestic stocks east OF the Rockies
were given at a decrease or about 2,Sbl'-
900 bushels, After the decline 70 6Sc
shorts covered and rally to 6S'sc &C.
CURED. where II sold at the close.
Corn was easy al the opening win
wheat and the showers. which though
unfnyorable for wheat. were good FOR
corn Shorts were disposed TO cover
and this and sympathy with the up-turn
In wheat caused the market 10 rule ilrm
for n greater portion OF the session. Kr-
reIrts were ISL cars July opened &c
lower nj 2i5sc. advanced TO A7sd2hc, and
closed at 2iRd2iNc.
oats were steady within a &c rangr
Trading was light and con5lsted prin-
cIpally of changing from July to Sep
TENDER. No feature 0f interret devel-
oped. the steadlness being through sym
pntby with corn. Receipts amounted 10
tO6 cars The visible supply decreased
7g7 900 bushels. July opened unchanged
AZ isc, sold between i7NdiSc and lShc,
closing at iSc bid,
Provisions were strong helped nj the
openlng by higher hog prices, and latter
Iy nv an all around demand with small
offerings A good advance was shown
for n time hut before the close realizing
solpa had caused the market to react
Al the close July pork was UNCHANGED
M n 40. July lard bI7iic higher at 81 10
al IN, and July ribs 2isc higher n
1856 -. ,,,.,,.
z cars, corn 400 cars; oats 23O cars hogs
$1,000 head, ,,-
cash quotations were as followe:
FIour-Steady.'
Whcat-No. spring GghGIOl5c; No, J
snrlng GSlgc. No, rcd 7SlsG IGisc.
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