The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

vance of 2%@Sc for September, Ad-
Yanclng European markets, the decline
In spring wheat conditions and heavy
short interest We're responsible for the
advance. September sold at Size, the
highest quotations paid for that option
in several years, Corn was fairly ac-
tive, closing &c higher, Oats were
strong on good export demand closing
NC higher. Provisions were duh but
steady. Pork gained 2Isc, lard closed
steady, ribs exc lower. The early mar
ket news had in II some items that
scared the feeling Of the shorts on the
Chicago wheat market at the opening
Liverpool prices were advanced nd
per GENITAL over night and Paris equal
TO lkc per bushel. Chicago received
1865 cars Of wheat and $4,000 bushels
We're Inspected out OF store. Minne-
apolls had 23l against 20S year ago
The Atlantic port exports were equal
In wheat and flour to $1,000 bushels,
The seaboard kept up running fire of
bearsh dispatches about selling Of
wheat futured for foreign account, but
enough wheat was being accepted
abroad at handsome premiums over
September for prompt and next months
shipment that the selling of remote fu-
lures by foreigners did not bearishiy
affect the September delivery in Chlca-
go. December suffered, however, In
comparison with the great bullishness
for next months delivery, The price
Of September and December. which
were &c apart, gradually closed up the
gap between them, September moving
up at sufficiently more rapid rate to
overtake the winter delivery's slow
gait. Glasgow accepted No. Chicago
spring wheat at SC over the September
price In store for prompt shipment,
Leith bid &c more than they were asked
the day before London paid 3lsc per
bushel more and offers OF flour at adj
vances equivalent to the rise in wheat,
made. by Chicago brokers last night TO
the United Kingdom, were accepted.
The lately successful local bull specu-
lators were again buyers. 1t was said
they had been caught heavily short and
their purchases aggregated between
three and four million bushels. Sep
TENDER closed only &c under the top.
September opened lh@1hc higher at
79ss to SOC, advanced to Sl%c, closing at
S1hc sellers.
The Liverpool market closed at gain
of 1Ad per GENITAL. which was q reaction
OF 1Id from top figures, and private
Paris cabegrams gave somewhat lower
quotations than the closing prices In
the public dispatches. That, however,
had but small effect upon this market.
1t had been badly oversold and prices
throughout the day UP TO about half
an hour from the end Of the session
kept rising higher and higher. Sep
TENDER, which closed yesterday at 7Sh
6p7STc, started at from 799s to soc, and
half an hour from the close sold as high
as SlAc. II closed worth size, or an
advance for the day Of &c per bushel.
December got to u discount In the
course of the day. The range was from
S07:c at the start TO size, and 1t closed
at size,
Corn did not weaken any on the gov
eminent report giving the condition Ia
per cent. higher than on July /. On
the contrary, It took It's cue entirely
from the course OF wheat and the posi-
ton of the local speculative deal. The
market was in condition to advance
with good buying, The price started
only shade above the closing rate of
the day before. but gained &c and
worked up &c higher for the day. The
range in September was from 2Ibp
exc, and It closed at 21hc, Receipts
were 762 cars. Atlantic port exports
were "a, 800 bushels.
Oats were fairly active and nc high
er on the government report and SYM
patty with wheat, Deferred futures
displayed the most strength Receiy-
ers sold moderately, Receipts were A5l
cars. September opened shade higher
at l7c sold at l7Ac closed nc lIhQli%c
sellers.
Provisions opened easier on heavy re-
ceIpts Of hogs at western packing
points, but rose again in sympathy
with the strength OF the grain markets
At the close prices were not more than
2ihc away from the previous days clos
Ing figures. Pork left off with a gain
OF 2hc. lard without change and rlbs
Mt a decline of 2iAC. Cable acceptanccs
from Hamburg and Liverpool were re-
celved on 1000 tierces OF lari ofcreu
yesterday by cable. September pork
opened 2IAc lower at 81 10 sold between
81 IS and 81 so, closing at 81 10. sep
TENDER lard opened unchanged at u,
sold off to 81 90 and rallied to -
September ribs opened steady at ~ ~,
sold Off to 81 G5a4 g. closing at " ~
bid.
Himated receipts for tomorrow,
Wheat 200 cars corn $50 cars oats $50
cars: hogs $4,000 head
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour llrmer and prices lOc higher,
standard patents being quoted at 50 10.
Whent-No. 2 spring S3R@Sic; No, j
sprlng 7SihISOc, No. red Sb@Tc.
Corn-No. ?, g1hgTisci No. yellow
27h d27iAc. ,- ~. ,,,.
0aH-No. 2. 17dl7Mc; No. 2 white
2Oa22hc. No. Q white lIAq2lc'
Ryc-No. 2, &6e, .....
Bnrley-No. 3, 2Oc; No, 4 2O'9V3lc'
FlaXsccd- No, I, OGgDIc,
Timothysccd- 81 70.
Pork Noes, per barrel 81 1bm' 80.
Inrd-Per 100 lbs 81 2jdi giA,
Short rbs-Sldos Ooosc) bN@bMci
dry gnltcd shoulders (boXcd) j@5hci
abort clear Sides (boxcd) tNbhc
whisky Dlytlllcrs' finished goods per
barrel 81 TO- ,oo
Buttor-M Market firm; Creamerles lVW
lic, dairIcs 7Ml2c.
ChceRc- pun Mt 6hmSc,
Egga-Frm; fresh lOc
Tho leading futures ihhBeI M toloWh'
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