The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-11

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Liverpool was va lower. tho movement OF
winter wheat to market was large. and tho
weather conditions extremely favorable for
spring wheat, but. as the buying was
active. both for long and short account.
a strong market was had for snort
while after the opening. Sept. starting on
3k@Sc higher At 61ssc and then selling at
siAc on the posting OF the arrivals hero
Of $4,000 bu., there was a drop pack TO
enc, but the buying continued so good That
the market almost Immediately reacted TO
6l;sc., Dec. selling at 64sac. and later 6fsso
was asked. Another soft spot was caused
by the weakness shown in corn. and Sept.
wheat sold OF to 6llsQsc. Dec. to 6i3.c. and
July To 6Okc, but the market would not
stay down, and again rallied on reports OF
rust damage in the Northwest, and Sept.
sold At sl&0stc before the noon hour. Late
cabls information was not of the best, Liv-
erpool was reported as having recovered
from it, carly depression and closed I'D up
for The day but Paris was NC lower. and
Antwerp lko down. Berlin, on the other
hsnd. was NO better, and Buda-Pesth UNI
changed. The export clearances were small
ct 3S7.ooo bu.. and exporters said there was
at present. The market, however, held up
remarkably well for the reason that tnd
buying WAS much better than the selling, as
Si2Sxc. and closed at 6tac buyers. July
seld At eO5Sc, and closed at that sellers,
q no and bid S71lc.
The bull fever continues to rage in the
nsrsst for corr and the a bull f .ss 9;ons
ana Fl speculative circles in general. this
VII specially noticeable among the coun-
6err ana enthusiastically bullish. Commits
oioa houses were largely supplied with buy
ing orders. and were kept busy throughout
the son In filing them to the ba ssst not
changed any. and the crop Is stun suneT-
ing from hot, dry conditions and prospects
Tor relief appear to be extremely slight.
There was a rush to buy as soon as the
narlet opened up for business. and so
eeGer were buyers that the first sales in
the Sept. option were at an advance OF itsc
&c, but the market at once reacted and
went TO 4s56c in one jump. This bulge was
taken advantage OF by certain longs to sell
out on, as the Government report to be is
sued later was not expected to be az bullish
a. late private advices. Then there were re-
ports Of rains in Texas, and. as Chicago de-
on to csc sellers. This ;et-down was fol-
lowed by q stfn rally. and as high as
lsH@soc was bid. Liverpool again failed to
strength on this side. and the best it did
ye6tefday was to advance I'D, and exporters
said that prices here were l0c out of line
other weak spot was developed. which was
due 10 an estimate of Shows that the
prospects on July were for crop Of 214o. :
o0o.p6o bu., and on which Sept. sold of to
sS3icss but almost Immediately rallied to
xSTc on strong buying. while closing at
E9t0kc bid. July was nominal at ACC.
There was q good strong speculative de-
mand for oats yesterday. which was due
1aEgely to the bad crop reports. the hot, dry
az: n n, the ssys a IN p On tas
e : ss s'l isss a ss' US : sse
setfled and reslixing Set in. thonch the
b1yins continued good. Sept sold at SEQ
yoySskS on 70 $50, ana closed at SZasc Did,
ss and he mar d0s 0 Closed daa an was
- -; go,
,.,.,. r.so,. ), -, Sssr .s.,., p,.. ~
crop not ,nsisaas the Wd Sa
Wesfher have been at their worst IN southe eus
sa,sn er1stOy ana Txas SK,ahS n ano
80 z.1a.sd; but !. appear: e have Ssen
10 ksnsas late corn was IN fair Condition.
selfA,oe The Ohio the crop e doing well: except
1900 Eastern States corn was benefited %
1 s' not SSE dh injured but In
ssS line IN sous h ,s,S ses.iSn O.. har.
Is ~ a. rood. winter wheat thrashinE shows
I: q 4efVes Yield about everywhere. Except an in
DlSa6uD drought IN the Upper Missouri Valley. in
10TH, DaaEcta not complaint comes from the
stste, -. on s spgsSg wheat a.
DolenZe1 have been badly cut short
pplies Of breadituffs In Europe and ArEen.
siSb and aaoat on July were So.s24ooa bu.,
So1pe1sd with q, 510.000 bu. on June ], and
E.zHSg b. on July !. 800 STOCKS Of fo ul
Jsls were e.simstsd At slssaooo bu.. com
a -, ~ I%iv oI Isoe On worIs, ,nniy re-
aSX2 -. ~ Az 70 I h, nr JrIv cnr,nna rst
Vim lss. q. 81 on June i. and ibs.sss.soS blu
~ 49,. .s..-...S.. -. "a $685..
-ATSspooi Saolsd tnss Wesiper NOT ana lore
wheat depresaed. with buyers holding back
AAheu price, seem iow: xn,nk Ill Sne 90 toWe a
T6ese = nothing 70 encourafe hopes OF. Of "a .,
. De6et4aa1ng.
-Knnss city wired: With heavy soaking rain,
e sne snd szs haSs iap corn nor croD N
49, IN sight Temperature los to 1os In Kan
- and Missouri yesterday. Hot winds report
LstetiVticisn snow OF the Orange Judd Farm
!. a has reports from six counties in Missouri
: which. on June Is gave condition Of corn 9
n From reven counties Of Kansas avera8'
condition Of corn 10 IS and oats a. where the!
ss.,1 ~ ~, .avanccd ON the drought and
rsrsr 80 In Snv ri the markets except Kan
~ CIV There was an advance there Tues
cay y prairie nay 2. ~ Pa wh..s sso 60 p Su
xsst 40 s's ND IA oco bu three years ago. ST
ls received z: 20 Sn' s Sssr s.. Su
.,.s,,,s,.n,s Ten ~ a iy1 "a bu.
-Cern receipt. :. primary market s77soo bu:
assinst Sssg nn year year ~ Ga M asst Hu wear
irving at 81 Lons sgSans Z, SIoos pu. ias' year
Oats receipts At primary Market Soi.Vv ou.