The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-11
Iron Silver tllUnion Consol.
Mexican ........ 49, Yellow Jacket.
Breadstuas and Provisions.

CH1cAGo-Iyheat declined o-day on
lower cables and sympathy with corn,
September closing &c under yesterday.
Corn sold of on rains In the growing
belt and closed Il 1i7Sc lowerfor Sep.
TENDER. September pats closed kc
lower. Provisions were weak at 12k@
l5c TO 30c down at the, close.
All the session the monthly govern
ment crop report due after the close
stood as successful barrier to specu-
lntive operations In grain. In wheat
there was the narrowest market In
weeks. September opened 7s1101Hc
under yesterday at S0BQ79Ac and sold
on to 199sc soon after. Until the con-
cesslon In price had been made there
was practically no demand. The oeca-
sion OF the shrinkage in values over
night was In heavy receipts at Liver
pool which resulted In n decline of no
lAd at that market. 4 Corn was also
weak and this had q depressing effect.
September recovered to s8R f4S8jkc, la
ter helped by n big decrease In the
worlds visible and by better cash de-
mand. 1t did not hold 1t. however, and
the close was barely steady, &c under
Yesterday at S0Bc. Trade throughout
was mostly nibbiing for small profits by
scalpers. The worlds visible decreased
6,l6O.O00 buShels. Shipping sales here
were 100000 bushels ind New York re-
ported 100000 bushels taken for export.
Ciearances We're equal In wheat and
Hour to $4,000 bushels. At primary
points receipts aggregated 3SS.0O0 BUSH
els. compared with $751; 900 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth report
ed 10i cars, against 96 last week and
657 year ago. 1t was figured that a
report making the total crop over $780,
9oo,oOo would be bearlsh; under that,
bullish.
! Corn was moderately active, but ner-
Vous In the face of the approaching OF
the government report. kansas and
other parts of the country where the
big crops come from had cool weather
and good rains. AS the crop expert has
been saying bad things would happen
without the aforementioned moisture
and as the market has been bulled on
the dryness, there was naturally move
IN the opposite direction to-day. There
was a good cash business, about 100000
bushels. September sold between 44c
and 43Bc, closing 1kG1%c under yes
terday at 43Ac. Receipts were lois
cars. d
Oats were quiet and relatively stead.
Ter than the other grain markets. The
government report will probably show
some loss in the northwest. This fact
saved the market from further decline
IN sympathy with corn and wheat.
There was fair commission house de-
mand on the early break. September
sold between 23Bc and 2iAc. and closed
&c down at 24c. Receipts were $50 cars
Provisions were weak, influenced by
large hog receipts easiness at the yards
and the grain weakness. There was
considerable selling by a big local
Spectator which aided in the slump
Ing. September pork sold between
$l2 S59l2 so and closed zoe under yes
terday at $l2 57E: September lard be-
tween Sc 971s and Sc S.; closing 12h 615c
down at Sc $500 S7ls and September
ribs between 81 071s and Sc 95, with the
close 15c down at SC %.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 80 cars: corn, 1856 cars; oats,
10 cars: hogs. 10000 head.
me leading futures rangeG as follows: