New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago. July tSpecaD.-Corn prices are getting
closer to 5oc. the May even getting to SOC to-day
ana the september TO 49lac The West keeps up It's
nuying professional spectators take profits on the
advances Weather conditions not improving
al an the maximum temperatures through Kan
Sas ana Nebraska are around 100 each day. The
west Yesterday had rain all, no relief IS
promised for Kansas Tomorrow. and only possibly
local showers in the other corn States The best
prices followed the weather forecast September
opened at 4szc to Acc. sold between 4ssc and 1870
and closed At 1910 sellers the July closed at 47ac
the December at iS@sc and the May 1850. West
crn offerings last night were small The bulk Of
the buying is by the small grain in the
states Inc shipping demand is not improving. but
1t is not affecting sentiment Primary receipts
Keep about half of last year. There were 352 cars
here with 25 for tomorrow Cables were un-
changed; clearances. $4,000 bushels. Trade in the
coarse grains is now big that the leaders are
having practically no influence the price. It is
a Western mans market.
There has been no such oats speculative interest
since 1884 when the yield was only 662, 200 900
bushels following small crop in 1893. There is
double the trade in oats there is in wheat and more
than in corn. The Soc point was passed to-day.
July getting 9o4c and closing at 2s7ac: September
getting to Sos4c and closing Sol4c May closed
33c It is a case of Western buying St Louis
realized long line to-day: Brosseau. Cudahy
and other local bulls sold: Bartlett Frazier Trego-
Montgomery and Darrell were conspicuous buyers
The contract stock decreased 1052.0oo bushels. ST.
Louis keeps higher than Chicago on oats. The oats
available east of the Rockies decreased 1,959,0o
bushels There only 13l cars here. with IS for
tomorrow. Not much business in shipping was
accomplished, but the SPECTATORS think of nothing
but the crop situation.
Wheat prices show sc TO &c under Monday
although local shorts have covered the extent OF
several million bushels. Patten, Friedman and Bar
re took in their shorts. fearing the price would
sympathize with the and oats In spite Of that
demand the market did not hold September sold
63S4c and at 649sc and closed at 6S7sc December
closed at 655sc NETWORKS break on July has
checked the cash demand. A large business con-
tnues by way of the Southwest, but II is outweghed
by the enormous movement of new wheat; sales Of
100000 bushels hard winter wheat made here, The
worlds visible decreased 100000 bushels. Clear
ances were 666.oco bushels The foreign markets
We're weak Weather conditions perfect for
wheat they imperfect for corn and oats
Flaxseed about steady October 81 4Ol2; Sep
TENDER 81 As. and the cash, 81 S. The three points
had 2s cars OF seed. against II last year. OIL is
held about soc in CARROTS.
Provisions were weak for the nearby futures
firm for the January. Patten sold line of
10000 tierces long lard and packers took 1t. General
speculation is quiet. While the July and September
declined slightly the January strong because
Nof the coarse grain strength.