The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-08
WHEAT OPENED FIRM
CLOSED SOME LOWER.
CORN FOR SALE By THE BULL
CLIQUE.
Oats Active. but Prices Within q
Narrow Range-PrOvisions
Ruled Easy.


Chicago July Liverpool wheat market
was strong At from sd to Id advance. due
TO firmness OF American markets at the
close Friday. explained In a cli."Srarn.
That lad no influence upon the traders
here, tired by their ate .xertiOns 10 hold
wheat I'm the air till the CONSUMERS cCuli
find out that there would NOT be enough 10
go around. The outside interest in the mar
KIT has been largely crushed out by the
heavy reaction iIgm the high figures Of
two weeks ago. and il now largely IN the
hands OF professionals the chief plank IN
whose platform *. never buy anything
rot previously sold" The crop news was
q the SANE unfayurable character as be
fore. AMI receipts small enough 70 suggest
tiIne not very remote when the gravir-
If the injury To- both winter and spring
wheat VIII receive such illustration a. can
L. proved by scarcity. The local receipts
Were !. carloads, and Minneapolis AMI
Duluth received only ~ carloads, a.
against SO the corresponding day Of asst
year This weeks total al the two last
named cities. Siu carloads short OF the pre-
vIoIs week number and l.,22 fewer tnan
rt'"'vet the corr -..rutiHS week @: lssg.
The total ~ the Gays receipts at Western
urinary markets Was $1,000 bu.. COMPARED
wit. 's..-N 'u-. the similar day OF lat
year. The days clearauces from Atlantic
Igrt* wcrg equal III wheat and -four TO
b-i.'E0 hu. The weeks c.carauces from both
coasts were 3.gis..." bu. Is against 3.75s..',
ba. the yea- before R.,.rhIhrn L0niou
estimates the worlds shipments for tn.
week NJ s.t-'tSn hu.. and a e-cr.a-, %
l'+".t@'1 bU. III the quantity on ocean pas
9S"a :" s--c. a. against N0'sc At the clos.
FRIDAY, recovered t1 Sc and from tai,t
cropped 70 81 Il Craaua 'iy worked J.p
aSdln tn sl'ic, and was worth S''=c at tGe
Corr was for sale by the bull clique. and
Ley d.i not lose any money On corn sold al
from fi~tc down ~ 1870 for SEPT. delivery.
be highest point was It the opening. when
th- range Of first transactions was from
sec down To- 44Is... II <4gE.d gradually 20
4a7Ac and closed ~ sii-c or nc lower than il
t!!d yesterday. the weather was very warm
In Kansas amt travelling crop reporter
spot IL that State-lfn in the shade-wired
that everything green Was being cooked.
l.iTinS IN :" warm spot was enough 20
M" the .TaEina'iun OF jn Individual fresh
from tn" c-ol ,tk- hreeZes IF Chicago. Rain
~as promised by the weather bureau for
the relief 81 the Kansas situation and the
oone-croWn crop expert Local rCceipts
We" al cars. or Ia. more than estimated
yesterday. Mondays inspection steer 5
ern market receipts all told wers llGl.ts'1
hu.. a against 1900, bu. at the same places
las; year. The days seabaard clearauces
were Stu' bu. and the tOta! for the week
exports 3-6li.'.- bu-. as.Grs; 5.i5s.01p hu. last
year. Vessel room WIS engaged here for
3p"G-'l b. ua basis OF = freight To Buffalo.
There at "a boatloaGS.
Onts.
oats were active bat prices held within
narrow range. The feature WAS tn. in
cf-aSe in uCfsiI" buy EE orders from Il!i
n"is points, accompanied by yep rts OF the
crop lodging" and being damaged In Ger
trail Illinois ny storms. There was good
general commission house buying. also free
purchases Oh New York orders. Cash atsi-
Ness was 1900" bu ana seaboard CHAR
3aces were 1850 bU. Charters for IyU.Unp
Al
estimated for Monday.
August oats opened on a range from
Use 10 2iG2i.c. and sold as high as "a &C
and as low a. GS;sc. closing at 2ic Hat
September active. Opened unsettled AT
2f.p2itc and sold 10 2iisc and closed at
Rye du,l. Nothing doing to-day either in
| cash or futures. No change in prices. The
! Withdrawals from store here. The export
| clearaEceS from the seaboard were 2is5s
bu Aug nomiu.lly 5s3.c-
| Harley.
There were only a couple OF cars offered.
They were fairly good maltin and sold at
| SIC. The market was firm with buyers but
10 offerings except In a very small way as
| ports % 1854 bu. reported Values were
~ tn main nominal; they were quotabIy
| 3sailc for low grade or feed barley: malt
iils at f''i-r for poor 70 only fair. about
iSpiSc fer good r
| Ne - crop deliveries exhibited one cent i'm
prov -neat. compared with yesterdays clos
| irS prices TIE trade at the same time was
very cUl-t. There were but Ueaglr sffer-
| ing-. ans after the steady and fair late
decline. there was lItl- demand. Sept.
sold At 81 .25'il.s6: closed al SI..6. oct. sJII
| q; 81 80. and that bid.
Timothy Seed.
| TimCihy-Therc was no trading. No cash
seed appeared on sale. Less interest than
81 late was shown in future. Nomlna!
| prices. indicated by the occasional bids
I and offers 20 sell reflected no material
change. Sept. was offered at 81. i2is. al on
| time 81. 10 was bid. but finally there were no
! 'cs. Oct. offered at g. 70 and s. bid. Clover
| was nfeless. There WAS TO change. No
| offerings. Oct. delivery again sdlab., al s..
| Country lots. poor to choice nominal owe.
! 4 r4ngsNOf si.5t;tS.