The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-16

CuTCAGo-wheat started weak to-
day and continued so 10 the end OF the
session. closing AZ ihc decline. The not
am which wilted the collars OF the spec
uIators. had the same effect on the price,
Inc weather being ideal for the new
cr1p. Prices In the other speculative
markets suffered proportionately, corn
declining nc, oats &c and provisions
aAHl2iEc.
There was n scarcity Of July wheat tor
n feV, minutes at the commencement Of
trading. but plenty OF September, with
tbe first transactions in July at from
TOikc 10 7OSc above yesterday, and
TOiic a few seconds later. September
was for sale at from 65hc TO 65c and
dropped quickly TO 6iSd64Ac. II was
when September got down to that price
that pressure began n be felt IN july
and al the end OF the first fifteen min
utes July was down TO 69hc and sep
tember TO 6iSc, the nearby futures nav,
,nr by that time become the weaker OF
The two showing lhc decline at the quo
tatIon last given, compared with the
nrIcc at the close yesterday, while the
loss In September at the same time
was &c.
There was nothing startling or un-
usual In the news from the outside but
mai leaning Ii had was to Gll the bear
aide Foreign markets were higher but
al mot snow the advance expected.
The weather throughout the west was
hot and forcing and admirable 10 crops
Tor the most part, the exception being
fhat rains had fallen In some districts
where the winter wheat harvest - in
progress.
Rerclpts "a cars. Minneapolis and
Duluth received e9j, against 6it the cor
responding day VI last year, New YORK
cIsaranccs Of wheat aud -four eQualled
no. 900 bushels. $4,000 Of which was
wheat. The making known OF these
heavy clcnranccs caused reaction OF
iLr ptr bushel. July recovering from
ggN,c 10 6g7.c, but as none Of the other
KISrtir p5rts added anything worth
r1sntionIng to swell the total OF the days
syp6rts and nothing else occurring to
r.riya the spirit OF the bulls, the price
h.p,, 10 sag and July got as low as
eos by 1880 o'clock. The Bradstrcets
statement that the worlds visible had
dsrraased 2S6s, 900 bushels had no appre-
rIabla effect upon the price. During the
Ipst haIf hour there was little revival
~ the buylnE demand. en0uth % cause
an advance in the price Of July 10 6s@sc,
which was the price at the close.
Corn acted fairly steady considering
tho decline In wheat. which market al
wnys has more or less influence. The
market was weak for awhile after ihe
opening on the perfect weather ana some
| short selling. but good demand sprahE
nm AT the decline and the decline was
| subsequently, recovered; MT MI the al
vance was held. however. Receipts were
rcnorted NJ 7S6 cars, considerably below
~, rs.Ipntc July opened &c lower at
2i7sc. sold on to 2l5sH2iAc' reacted 10
95isc and closed at &c.
Gats were Inactive and little interest
was displayed with the feeling weak
throughout. principally through sym
nathy with wheat and corn. Elevator
,,,,ni, wore prominent SELLERS. Receipts
amounted 10 JOS care. July opened q
Sb,de lnwer At lSNa lSisc. declined to
isttTlSI.c. closing At lShHlSAc.
Pr1vIaions were weak from the start
tt.,,,y rcraIptR OF hogs west and per-
gtrt weather for corn caused wenkopan-
i,g ,,rlrsa and liberal selling by pack
er9 forced prices SIN further down
puyIng was scattered az the close Juiy
MINK was Zoe lower AZ 81 5an' BIB July
ana tbm5c lower AZ 81 i2h anl July
lard nc lower at 81 40.
Fsflfnatod fccrlpts-Corn $50 cars
oats $50 cars. hogs $4,000 hrad.
cagh quotations were a. follows:
Flour quiet
Whs,i-No spring IONnilisc; No 3
,rrlns 7iibc; No. red IiMaif7sc.
rorn-No , .5N2ihc
Oats-N0 2 lS4c; No white --hc;
n, 3 white e0isd22c.
Rye-No 2. 31isc.
RSrlcy-No. nominal; No, 3, 2sG32c,
No. 4. 2Gm7ar