The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-14
WHEAT AGAIN LOWER
OTHER GRAINS SUFFER
TRADING WAS ACTIVE, But
PRICES DECLINED.
Receipts at st. Louis and Other
Points Heavy, and Good
Business Was Done.
Office Republic.

WHEAI--A1teT iJNls2s NtAaIllt'4 -.Nl ~
the face of 2l@a5c advance in American
markets. naturally Liverpool did not de-
cline proportionately with our markets 10
their &c break of yesterday, Liverpool going
off s.d London's decline was even less
Ssd-but both markets quiet. and without
strength. Yet because they did not go of
as much we did. some people construed
it as bullsh. All of which showed poo: or
biased judgment on their part. /, led
TO some buying. however. and with the
largely higher corn market and advances
elsewhere. 7sssc paid in the 81. Louis
pit for Sept. which i.c above yesterday :
close.
The volume Of winter wheat receipts con-
tinued very full 81. Louis receiving 1885,.
6lo bu., against S6.Soe one year ago. the four
winter wheat points between them. with
nothing in at Detroit. having $4,000 hu.
when 277.0o0 bu received one year ago.
These fine receipts are having their effect
upon the market. So are the Improving
ports from the Northwest, the crop Of
which is row placed at half 10 two-ihirds of
crop. The markets Of that section, how
ever. are stLH getting small receipts. to-
days only li2 cars. against al last year.
Galveston had only SOFA bu.. owing 10
Texas wheat having been turned 10 ST.
Louis
Sellers were plentiful In the local pit at
tie opening advance. and they became more
plentiful and waxed pressing rs the news
came In more and more bearish and corn
fell down. thus withdrawing ccnsidera bile
support. A Broomhau cable that the next
official report would Indicate a French crop
Of 52c.06o.e)0 hu.-this was the crop that was
only ese,ooG.0J bU. some time aso-had "A
telling effect An the late cables were of a
most bearish east, save Liverpool. which
showed recovery and only I'd decline for
the day. Antwerp was OFF sc. Berlin a.c
and Buda-Pesth ilsc. Clearances were only
$500 hu. in flour and wheat
The market ran down steadily and prctir
rapidly in price until liec had been wiped
off the opening rate, Sept. selling down
70 TIC. There no trading in other op-
lions. Aug. indeed. entirely neglected At
one time '6ssa94c bid for July. and later
.'s.c bid.
The Modern Miller gave n generally favor
allie report on winter wheat and an I'M
favorable one on milling business and no
export business heard Of Cash demands
here was still excellent at strong prices
The weeks clearances in -four and whea;
were 2,ssslo bu, against 3.olS S32 last week
and 3,26i,c0J year ago. The market was
nervous and unsettled during latter Fart of
the session. Sept rallied To Use went off
10 f1isaHi.c reacted again to 7.ssc and late
Tel TO Tlsd4fic which asked at cl-se. Dec.
WITS opened AT 19iec and traded in freely
down to &c and hack again 10 7gJ.c closing
at i9isc sellers. July sold at 76izc and 76S.c
i,sEed at close Aug. sold al 16s4c. and later
offered at 159sc
Corn did not follow wheat Al, first. but the
bearish lniiuen ce was too great and there
was decline later in the session.
Sept. sold at 4ic izc higher on hot winds
and heat-camage stories from the West.
1t dicn,I take long TO fiji the early buy
back. low area in N-bras ska led To fears
81 ram; and these fears led TO ccnsidera-
declined and closed iad lower for the day
Receipts were good at Western markets
$500 bu-. as against e5s.cOe one year ago |
last year-but shipments f.g75.O0o bu. Clear
ances. too. were large-s2ie9 bu. The mar
ket broke of sharply finally. and before il |
received check Sept. was down 10 425sc
After this selling furry was over the mar |
k tss, began T,Eslr to ,psrk up again Reports
passed away and hot winds blowing again.
along with another batch Of damage turned |
and Dec. 391sc bid late TIE weeks ex- |
lorts; as reported by Bradstreet's were l.
o22eSS bu;. as against 3.6li.29i bu. last week. |
and 4.soieto bu. one year ago.
oats were duh. Receipts at primary |
ncints Were 9c5,ee bu.. as compared with |
year. These figures include a. 500 bu. at 81,
s s81,s as as, against 36e9 last year, and
tie speculative trading at a lower rang
sept. sold at 25a.c TO Zs,zc and at close 233sc |
Cash Grain. Flour. Etc.
WHEAT-Received 24esl SKIS. and 1.a cars Io-
CAL and 81 cars through. Lower but mari,
ied an9 sept Pre- 10 &c oveIpaid for No
,ni. x;, paEi1g the premium city mers
gae this and and ssssse ZOE 3 s side on 10 rk At
at .s<a,!c. mainly 7s1zasb5.c. No. / winter al
Do Do at z2g5se IN ADJ; and st. Lofts vievatcSsS
a. 40: az. RED a al ..sse and Nc red .5.c; No
Received ga SKIS AKA q 9 cars local, and
see gins 5g 90 ir i2er and demand small the
aSe' No yellow at i4ssc: No. white at isIsc; |
.oATs-Rsoeiyed q cars local and cars
, .,T;c,sa Very small oTerngs and business
&c fo No e6o e. lSa5 1 No at ss foT c6a
Siite q -S7<c' NO. j do. at 2sG2sl-c. No. |
81 Rf ,IE Increasing of new and quail
FI6rR-A very fair domestic trade is being
i ii0ne though II IS nothing extra ana nasi
differcace between the sellers and the big hIv- |
winter whea. -four as f5liows 'i Ps;en
Sssat: strsights 50. 7Oa3.s5: extra fancy ,s.5sfs
Old hard winter in jute sks $, ssa2.a5 for baE
er.: - lsass5 for straights and SS.soa3.7o Tor
RYE FLoUR-Joobinx at Sc so In SKIS. and $50
GokNM y = rs: pearl meal. srl.s and
,1 MsIhIL Iii. higher and in demand
wal bSteC skd-SfilG at spc-anI |
bulk for bran, and lac for SKID. mixed feed r |
tsiI; basis This side country bran at zoe. At
mil. nran jobs at i0c and ships f5c.
HAf-Eecciyed 255 tons local and 20 tons |
through; shipped 1874 tons Strong old hay. but !
more new coming in and its condition NOT ali
mat could be desired, that buyers are shy |
Prices on trk. range: Timothy sliSIi 90 |
tor choice; si3dl4 for No. /; Sil.o0di2.59 for |
10. z xsbsan for No: 3: prairie 50 for choice:
I: Sogs for No. !; s.4,.5j for No. q sslas.50 for
sTEAw-Rye ON trk. 1.5oas. and wheat and
GRASS sEED-T1mothy s, 5od2 Ts epo. and 81 10 !
BID Tor prime new TO arrive Aug. Other seeds
nominal Per 1o lbs: Miilet 70c1fl prime Ger
man more; clover 81 to ss-25: Hungarian eea6sc: |
res;top soc to S. Orders higher |
livery 81 30 bid |
CASTOR BEANS-Salable at 81. Il.
:, bEAD--So change. the price nominaliy what |
that.
sPELTER-puil and weak at s4.o5 sellers
Prices on Change.
The following tables SHOW the range of price. |
In future and cash grain: |
Closed Range Closed |
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