The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-04
MARKETS

Yesterdays sellers and buying by profess
sional longs. outside interest was not
manifest to any degree. Soon after the
opening the market turned weaq ana
trade became active, the pressure OF liq-
audation being at times heavy and the
demand light. The weakness was due In
part to the receipt Of several cars OF fine
quality Of new wheat at Minneapolis and
10 liberal receipts at many primary points
September opened 9s@kc higher at 1870
SC II sod off to 7i15c before much sup
port was given, then reacted to H9sQAc,
later declining again to 74kc. Northwest
receipts were 241 cars against 233 last
week and 3Oj year ago. Chicago receipts
we're 241 cars. "a Of contract grade.
There were frequent indications Of ac-
tive bear raiding, long wheat ing ofter-
ed in large quantities. September was
forced down to 7lIRc finally, but at that
point there was good buying by pit trad
ers and some covering by shorts VINO
were perhaps hurled by Shows bullish re-
port on the northwest crop. During the
last hour the market slowly assumed
some degree of firmness, although the
buying was local and scattered. Septein-
Der rallied to 75Ac, reacted to 7iA~%c'
then advanced to 759sd2sc, closing at that
price.
CORN-Was steady at the opening on
the firm cables and excessive dry weath-
er in Kansas. The ffrmness disappejlrel
when wheat broke and prices declined
rapidly on small trading. Local receipts
were 272 cars. September opened shade
higher at 37l4@%c and declined to S'@s
cents.
During most of the session corn re-
nained very heavy, with considerable iIq-
uidation by longs. Bull crop reports were
plentiful but they had no effect. the late
rally in wheat, however, Impaired some
hrmness to corn. and after selling as low
as Sa5sc. ptember rallied to 367s437c, and
closed at that figure
OATS-Were dull but fairly active
There was not much of selling pres
sure.
PROVISIONS decidedly weak.
Run1ors of yellow fever at Tampa caused
r,ore 1fouidation than the demand could
aake care of The hog market was firnl
which had a steady tendency after liqui-
dation ceased.
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN
KANSAS CITY, AUGUST 3.-WHEAT
--Cloge: September 65Hc; December oSu1s
cents. Cash: No. 2, hard .6@cIc; No. o.
s4a65hc: No. 2, red 72c; NO D. 6S@foc'
CORN-september 34Ac; December ~
&c; CASH No. 2. mixed SIC; NO . "hl'e
s9c: No. 3, 3Sc.
OATS-No. 2. white 2G12q2'c'
RYE-No ?. 49a49kc.
HAY-Choice timothy $3.50; choice pral-
rie $3.50.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.
CHICAGO. AUGUST 3.-WHEAT-Cash
No. ?. red 77a7Sc; No. 3, red 79@"c; NO
? hard winter 7l@72lsc; No. 3, hard WIN
ter 7O8 G72lac; No. l. northern spring 'oc'
NO > northern spring 72q74c NO. D.
spring 69a73c
CORN-No .. SSc; No. SSc
nATS-No. ., 2lc; No. g. A3c.
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
sT LOUIS, AUGUST 3-WHEAl-
Cgosir g: Firm: No. 2, red. cash elevator
TIC; track 75a7ic; August NC; septen-
her 729sc; December 754c; No. q nara O'7s
Q7Oc o7o t,aco
&c: August &c; September SS7sc' De
cember 1886. oo,,. .r,oo
oATs-Weak; No. 2, cash 2o1sc, uaru
slG21hc; August 2Ohc; September zic' NJ
white 24c.
RYE Steady, SIC.
WICHITA HOG MARhEl 80.
WICHITA. AUGUST 3.-HOGS-The hog
market opened steady this morning out
lost a nickel during the day The top
sales today were late arrivals last hlsn'
and the buyers being anxious TOT hosS
MID On them to bo weighed up TINS MORN
ing at the top price would nave proush'
: cents less in the afternoon. Inc re-
GENTS are stu below the demand anu an
the buyers are anxious for hogs "hlcn
makes an active market.
Receipts 7l2; market active hlsh $''i0'
average $5.O7 -; lights 500
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCk'
ST LOUIS, AUGUST 3.-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts 1000; including 1,4OO Texans; marker
steady; native steers $S.5O9$5 rs; stockers
and feeders % OOd$4.7O; cows and heifers
r. OO6P$5 90; Texas and Indian steers SS'ooq
81 so; COWS and heifers 81 4Oq$3.7O
HOGs-Receipts $500; market slow oe
Tower. Pigs and lights $5.SOq$53o; pack
srs IS .20a$5. 30: butchers $5.SOd$5. 49,
sHEEP-Receipts 500; market strong.
Native muttons 81. .0O4& so; lambs *'ioa
B.5.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY, AUGUST 3,-CATTLE-
Receipts 5000; market active, 10 to l5c
higher Native steers $i.OOqS5.75; Texas
steers 81. .O5dyS5. .S5: Texas cows 81 5O@$S 30;
native cows and heifers 81 .75q$5 40; stocq-
ers and feeders $3.5Od$5 90; bulls $3.50
800.
HOGS-Receipts 1900; market weak to 3
cents lower; bulk of sales IS. 2Oa$5. 81 IL;
heavy $5 2Od$5.3 80 1-2; light $5.154SS'3O;
workers IS. .2Oa$5. 80: pigs s. 5.OOQ$5.2O.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; market steady.
Lambs 50. 1906 90; muttons $S.25Q&.25.