The St. Louis Republic., 1900-05-09
WHEAT AT CHICAGO
QUIT WITH A GAIN.
CORN RECOVERED PART OF
IT'S EARLY LOSS.
Its Hcaviness Affected the Other
Markets-Provisions Again
Declined.
EEPUEI.Ir SyECIAI.

'f ct tA~' OF - IN iili july lAfitt. 4
decrcas" in the worlds stocks since this
| day week of 6.7oo.oO bu. was another con
| tr.hGtory assistance to the above moderate
/ Improvement. and the dependence to a
! much greater extent than usual Of both
! United Kingdom and Continental importers
| upon This country for supplies till harvest
/ was still another.
! Corn was heavy most of the session. but
| recovered par, # its carly loss. II was
! current gossip that In addition 70 some
genuine liquidation much of the days sell
/ ing was by -sllper. who were facetioiI-ly
! said 20 be s.,Ius Patterns corn without
/ that 50. cU'itp.'s Knowledge or consent. lie
/ wa.s reported saving be had uOt sold or or
! .cT't IL sold. oats followed corn Provi-
siu"s were HcaNy aui suffered further de
cline
Wheat.
Liverpool wheat market was not weak. a-
might have been .>uectoi from the action
yr speculative trlac here the day before.
Futures were from ~ lower for May t. sd
Ei-hcr fgr Jgly, when trading started here,
and ;hJI was one of the reasons why july
wheat that closed yesterday at G. - f0:!ud
buyers at sc above that at the opening this
morning. Another reason for the slight
show of the strength was firmncSs Of the
continental cables IS reported by coTre-
Sr"Ht. ut- of Chicago ConmiSSiuu.h houses.
an! % s.lil further confidence was impaired
rr the continuance # excessive rains in
me Southwest. where ir s"my sections the
plant had reached the CrltiCd! blooming
period.
Tn" h'lvineSs Of corn was the first ad-
verse influence that WAS experienced 10y tn"
price of the former the first hour II the
session WAS responsible for sha tiaE at the
same time O: the price OF July wheat To the
The number q: carloads inspected into
store at Chicago was ,S as compared with
a .HrwF rf.. "a h.a
and the quantity reported Withdrawn from
store was 4Nn1o hu. Minneapolis and pu-
iAiE got 81" carloads, as aSaInSt 80 iu.S-
day preceding ana 1>6 the like day az lNH
Froomhall CaEi,d from Liverpool that
Continental stocks Of wheat were mucn
smaller than maj been expected. The i'm
preston j. bee ming quite genera! mere thdt
Foreign importing nations ar" placing too
much confidence for their own safety IN the
availability for their immediate Use OF the
quantity ~ wheat IN u" American visible
AI+ tht. quantity of that they take from
i.Ta.~tJ',t's report. Any accident to TIE
stil rr missing crop Of winter wheat in The
Southwest ur tp the infant growth Of tn
spring wheat cron. would quickly demon
str&'e 70 the foreign buyers now little could
Atlantic port cleararces Were light.
amounting III wheat ard Il ur to only J1.rn3
uu-. and. while tccTc was som" inquiry Tor
shipment from here. II was by no means
general. aud much close figuring was nsce~-
Sarv 10 effect sales Kansas City reported
- -. - - ,,.stI.l, &c
,',,.t,.,,.i,- 9 -. ,ra.E l,,,-ira.s ir1 aTiFi
-, 80 -. ...,.., l,, 5nra Yesterday
t-ir,,,. i,,,-i,,'. ,.,r-.sr,nr81nrs in various
parts nf Kansas Okla-iurna and Texas were
fsa,Tra a.. ,oia Il linn sounded from
tb.r, fagsr,lsrg fba iYIu1iuencc of dcsfruc-
,ir,, tt IL.ir I,revio,Is brilliant cron yrns-
-, ,rT - - ,,ba,t-r,-nv,iur sa.fiors
- y-,ri'..,., ,.,ra ir,it.rad tG an cxteu. infi-
,t-irf- ,Irrost f,r.I yiestr1lrt.0r Southwest
cr.1 E:ysaa from ar..uuG HutchisGn in tha,
s.''+f',, nj ig.5 ,~To~tS and the trade was
Io,.ir,, f,r ,nnra definite and more wide
,r,,.'id q; .,,,.,-.. a. mo res,iIf of the heavy
-. - - ~ IA ~ tba hcnr, Ua-iod
Of E-ap-as and Okl,homo cr0p prospects,
Hrs,is-re.r'. r.,',rrt nf 7.a 900 ru iecreas,
in the worlds visible since II week ago
corn had sn.nt lis force on wheat Nrar
rhe. close OF the session New York reported
aS hu4t!gadS wheat sold for export aud,
corn sb.v-ir., SOM. rp,,!paratiye pov~r at
ne same time IN, market became strong.
I51,- ,yh,af rose 10 61I,c and closed AT s7s.5I
s7ig Th, DAYS range was from CO. s067c to
t-1-,c
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