Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-30
Mining stocks.
PRODUCE.


early but later On better demand for
cash stuff. less pressure from longs and
reports OF damages to winter wheat, as
we'll as further complaints from the
northwest, closing l sc over yesterday
july corn closed a shade lower and Au-
gust corn a shade higher. Oats closed
S@Ac down and provisions unchanged
10 lice improved.
Wheat opened easy, August unchang-
ed to nc lower at size to Sic. Liver
pool was weak and the Argentine ship
ments heavy, 1852 600 bushels. Liver
pool recovered most of its early loss
and this was reflected here for the mo-
ment, August rallying to S1Bc. Under
moderate selling by commission houses
decline to S05sc followed. The selling
at this time was not heavy, rather sug-
costing the end of the liquidation
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 fore
noon, but later it became more active
and decidedly more stronger. Having
digested news of bumper crops in Kan
Missouri, the bulls respectively directed
attention to the light northwest re-
ceipts, fly damages in Northern Illinois
Ohio ana Indiana, and injuries from ex-
cessive rains in Kentucky, Tenness
Southern Illinois and certain portions
of Missouri. Attention was also direct
ed to the Is per cent deterioration
shown in the Illinois crop report which
the winter wheat condition reports al
81. They said nothing about the spring
.yheat condition, which the report
makes 92. At the decline the demand
improved The cash demand was much
livelier and Wall street interests ap-
peared in the market as buyers. An
other assistance to the bulls was the
announcement that a concern CONTROL
ing seventy elevators along the Great
Northern haA concluded to leave those
warehouses ciOsed because Of the spring
wheat disaster in the northwest Au-
gust recovered all of its early loss and
following up its advantage, climbed to
S3Ac. On the bulge there was the
usual profit taking, but the market
closed strong, August 17sc over yes
lsterday at 83@S31sc. July opened al
soc to 1890, sold between 1880 and
81 &c, closing 17sc higher at S17sc
New York reported II loads taken fol
export. Clearances at the seaboard in
wheat and -four were equal to $50, 00i
bushels. Primary receipts were 415, 00(
bushels, compared with GIT 900 bushels
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
port 1874 cars, against 425 last week and
502 year ago, Receipts here were 6s
cars, none of which was of graded con-
tract.
Corn was rather quiet and inclined
for the lack of other incentive, to fol-
low wheat The market opened lower
and declined early with the major mar
ket. Receipts were liberal, S39 cars
the crop situation was favorable, cOun-
try offerings were more moderate and
there was considerable liquidation and
some, short selling. The rally in wheat
sent shorts to cover and there was a
fair cash demand, under which the
market recovered. Changing July fol
August formed a considerable part OF
the business. August sold between
42Ac and 43Ac, and closed a shade Ut
at ABS Q4SAe, July ranged between
4212c and 41%c, closing a shade under
sSSlSIudy at A7SC.
Oats followed wheat and corn of
early, recovering early and closing al
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 rebought later. The
northwest was buyer on the recov-
cry. Receipts were 325 cars. August
sold between 243sc and 25c, and closed
11s614c lower at 247sc. July sold be.
tween 24c and 2412e, with the close 1sC
depressed at 241sc.
Provisions were weak early and firm
later. presumably affected to a degree
by the actions OF wheat. The change:
in the course of the market M sht also
be ascribed to the working OF two
packing interests. One of them was
heavy seller early. This stopped Later
and another packer was reported buy,
ing and like we'll behaved marked
should, provisions obeyed the law o.
supply and demand. September pori
sold between s1260 and s13.021s. ant
closed 1Tlsc over yesterday at s12.a71a
September lard between S7.05 and SIS. go
closing unchanged at sos. and Sep
TENDER ribs between $7.2067.221s ani
sos. with the close sc higher at 81. II
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Estimated receipts for tomorrow