The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-30

acknowledgements OF Increased re-
ceipts tomorrow. together with 4 decrease
IN the visible supply, where the opposite
had been predicted. caused almost the
complete loss Of an early advance in wheat
to-day Compared with Inst night Sep
her gained &c. Corn Is unchanged TO &c
up. Oats unchanged. Pork and lard are
unchanged, and ribs rose fisfICcI
Wheat experienced strong start be-
cause Of disappolntinEly small receipts In
the northwest and higher quotations from
Liverpool. although the latter were not
unexpected in view Of the advance on this
side Saturday. Minneapolis and Duluth
received 5S2 cars, compared with $50 on
the previous Monday and so on the cor
responding day OF last year. The Visible
supply statement shows 700 bushels FOR
the week, making the total j,4aI. 90 bush
els. A year ago the visible supply de-
creased i.Zj6,GOO bushels. and the total
then was Is, i1l,C00 bushels As a decrease
had been expected IN to-day's statement.
the bulliEhness Of the market received a
partial eNtinBulshsr. People who needed
September wheat and had found cunsd
reabIc difficulty IN buying were now en-
abled to have their wants supplied with
cut shouting for the wheat, sellers being
compelled 20 take turn at the shouting.
The estimate that the car leads or wheat
At Chicago for to-morrOw's inspection
would number iC5 was another blow to the
bulls IN the market. That. In addition to
the disappointment amour me visible SUD
ply caused September 20 drop Tor a time
All its early advance. December was reil-
lively frmor and did not decline more
than &c while September was losing &c.
December was much more largely dealt
In than September, and has most pro-
foundry become the active trading future.
September was dlfflcult 20 buy when want
ed and hard 70 soil when considered Dc
sirahlc. Tie total for the day At MI
primary western markets amounted 20
1 boil FUH1NNFpI WlEn T. NI..IfaI
bushels a year ngp. The clcdrances from
Atlantic ports fer the day were smaller
than OF late. The total in wheat and hour
being i9l 900 bushels September opened
unrhp ,gri 20 &c higher NJ from fiU6 r.
but before much could be bought 10 was
M 10 6tisc and from that worked Erldn-
ally upward 20 Soc II declined AGAIN 70
&c, touching 6JAGAc for a moment, ana
was G4sdfii.c AZ the bell tap, December
started LfI7sc up at 6lAH62r. advanced 70
fgss tiGgtsr and reacted 10 6lSH62c. which
was IL final trading.
A good speculative business was done m
corn. and IN the main The market was
strong The bone OF contention was the
condition OK the growing crop. upon WHICH
subject there was a wide difference OF
opinion. The wheat market influenced
corn when Il was advancing, and curre-
1p0ndingly depressed the latter when Il
was declining September opened un-
changed 10 &c lower az N7AH50c, advanced
TO l0isG50I.c. and closed At 5llse for SELL
erg.
Therc was little done In oats except
changing from september 10 December,
and. Sentembcr 10 May. The bulk Of tho
changing from september 70 December
was made even, and September and May
changed AZ from 2 ligc premium for the
latter month, september opened lc lower
al igltc. rose 20 2Jitc. and reacted 10 lSiac
az the close.
Moderate buying by an English house
held provisions arm. Lard and ribs were
comparatively stronger than pork. Sep
teuber holdluEB have been transferred or
sold and the trade was no longer under
Tho influence OF operations by people who
had no use Tor provisions on delivery day.
now close At hand. September pork open