New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July 10 (SpeciaD.-The government July
crop report made the condition Sis. win me
acreage 81 go 600. The figures suggest corn y'ea
OF $50 90 bushels. While the corn market was
going spectators paid little attention to the APP
preaching report There was intense heat and no
rain West There was buying rush from the
West In spite OF great deal OF professional prone
taking prices closed sc TO Sc over Tuesday anu a.
one time showed advance Of sc 10 lac. To-
days prices the best on this drouth. ana 'io
market has been the biggest since the dry weather
talk began. September opened from +ssc 10 "0'
sold between 5oasc and 4sL.c and closed AT SNsc'
The December closed acc, the May at 5eSsc- NAN
sas Iowa and Nebraska had temperatures yester-
day exceeding 100 degrees, and private messages "
ported II as hot to-day. The map showed no ram.
Texas reported rain to-day: the forecast was i0'
somewhat cooler tomorrow. Showers are ploas.
ised for Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska hansds =
apparently suffering the worst The important SER
ing was by Bartlett-Frazier. Harris, Updike ana
Cudahy. profit taking long lines The 0isseS.
individual buying was by Phillips. The provision
people added TO their lines. The reaction was hel-0
by the talk of rain in Texas. Snow issued prival'
report estimating the promise equaihns iass
years 214oOOOOoo bushels. He said the drop =.
condition was offset by increase in the area o.
100000 acres. On the curb" after the so'eAN
ment report price was up 10 5012c
The oats market a repetition OF the CUT
Western buying professional profit taking f'iee.
reached the tip top far. and the speeuial''
trade exceeded anything up TO this time iH9
market at It's best showed 7sc TO 1c over Tussoas'
the close was Ec and s.c over. September soo o.
slc and at 3Oiac and closed Ssc; July cioseo s'
so1sc The selling was led by Barrell. McReynolos
Darlington Hannah Logan. Bartlett-Frazier anu
Pringle The selling of local lines was enormous
Patten added 10 his line: the Treso-Smith pai'
kent on buying; the West increased it's hogs iHo
hot dry weather was the factor. 10 was assumes
the government report would show some deeln'
from The June condition. The report IN the axe.
noon made the July percentage S-1, suggesuns -
oats crop of 6s4OoGa0 bushels compared Win w.
600 600 bushels suggested last month. Receipts We"
IS cars: the estimate 80 cars ST. LOUIS Ae's-
higher than Chicago.
Wheat prices gained sac to Tsc, and heie INC o.
vance September sold from 6iisc to o44e
closed at S1sc Covering was the feature barue.s
Frazier leading Shorts influenced Os 80
coarse grain strength. Kansas reported VIC"
being ground for feed. North Dakota repo'''u
share of the Red River Valley fGoded anu $50
over rust A bearish government repo'.
rather anticipated The official figures naae
winter wheat percentage SIS. suggesting d ~ -
4l2 eco 900 bushels and the spring wheat pei'e,
$50 suggesting a yield of 2iS,oooooo business a -
yield OF Goo 900 bushels. -
Provisions were strong, pork. 2oc 70 Nc' i' u.
ribs up l2isc to 15c. Packers were the buyers
Cudahys leading. Hog products were ihnueiS -
the coarse grains strength There were S"V -
In the West. against $4,000 last year
Flaxseed quiet. practically chci'-sse
prices: 81 s. for the cash. 81 IS for tue sep -
and 81 II for the October. AT the three points, -
were Of seed against three ~ -
Linseed oil u nrm at soc TN car lotA