The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-30
'offered. fEx-div. assessments paid.
Total gnles. 9l5 500 shares
New York Mining Stocks.
Rreadstuffa and Provigions.


CHICAGo-Wheat was weak early.
but later on n better demand for each
stuff, less pressure from longs and re-
ports of damages to winter wheat. as
well as further complaints from the
northwest, closing 17sc over yesterday.
July corn closed shade lawer and
August corn shade higher. Oats clos
ed M6Hc down and provisions I'M
changed to l71ac improved
Wheat opened easy, August unchang-
ed to Nc lower at size to sic. Liver
pool was weak and the Argentine ship
ments heavy, 2,S52,0o0 bushels. Liver
pool recovered most OF its early loss
and this was reflected here for the mo-
ment, August rallying to Slhc. Under
moderate selling by commission houses
a decline to sOSsc followed. The selling
at this time was not heavy rather
| suggesting the end Of the HQuidation
which, has sent the market down since
Monday but on the other hand there
was very little pressure from buyers.
Trade was rather quiet during the
forenoon, but later 1t became more ac-
tive and decidedly more stronger. Hav-
ing digested news Of bumper crops In
Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory
and Missouri the bulls respectively d.
rected attention to the light northwest
receipts. fly damages in northern Illi-
nols, Ohio and Indiana, and injuries
from excessive rains in Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Southern I'LL
nols and certain portions of Missouri.
Attention was also directed to the is
per cent deterioration shown in the IL
linois crop report which the winter
wheat condition reports at SIC. They
said nothing about the spring wheat
condition which the report makes 50. At
the decline the demand improved. The
cash demand was much liVelier and
Wall street interests appeared in the
market as buyers. Another assistance
to the bulls was the announcement that
concern controlling seventy elevators
along the great northern had concluded
to leave those warehouses closed be-
cause OF the spring wheat disaster In
the northwest. August recovered all OF
It's early loss, and following up Its adj
vantages, climbed TO S2Ac. On the
bulge there was the usual profit taking,
but the market closed strong. August
lIc over yesterday at s3aS3Bc. July
opened at soc to 79Nc; sold between
1890 and slAc. closing l8c higher at
size. New York reported twelve loads
taken for export. Clearances at the
seaboard In wheat and -four were equal
to 10000 bushels Primary receipts
were 900 bushels. compared with ST.,
900 bushels last year Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 1874 cars. against 1926
last week and 502 year ago. Receipts
here were siXty-eight cars, none Of
which were Of graded contract.
Corn was rather quiet and inclined,
for the lack of other incentive, to follow
wheat. The market opened lower and
declined early with the major market.
tho
situation was favorable country Offer
ings were more moderate and there was
considerable liquidation and some short
selling The rally In wheat sent shorts
to cover and there was n fair cash de-
mnnd, under which the market recover
ed. Changing July for August former
caused considerable part OF the busl-
ness; August sold between exc and
axe and closed n shade up at 43hQ
434c. July ranged between 42Iac and
4l&c; closed a shade under yesterday at
42Mc.
Oats followed wheat and corn Off
early. recovering early and closing at
the top. Crop conditions were not ma
terially changed. There was consider
able heavy commission house selling
during the fore part OF the session, but
some OF this was rc-bought later. The
northwest was a buyer on the recovery.
Receipts were 325 cars. August sold
between 2i9sc and 25c and closed lh@
Ne lower at 2i7bc; July sold between
24c and 24}fC with the close &c de-
pressed at 2ilac.
Provisions were weak early and nrm
later. presumably affected to degree
by the actions Of wheat. The changes
In the course OF the market might also
be ascrlbed to the working OF two
pnnking interests. One Of them was n
heavy seller early. This stopped later
and another packer was reported buy
ing aud like well behaved market
should, provisions ebeyed the law OF
supply and demand. September pork
sold between Sl2 60 and $40 O2ls, and
closed i1lsc over yesterday ut So g5h.
September lard between 81 05 and So 80.
closing unchanged at 81 05, and sep
tember ribs between 81 2O@7 92h, and
81 85. with the close Sc higher at 81 zoo
| 81 2gii
ESTIMATED receipts tomorrow: -.