The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-30
WHEAT QUIET AND EASY;
JULY WAS THE WEAKER.
LOST CSC, WHILE SEPTEMBER
LOST ONLY $50.
Corn Strong and Active on Con
tinuatiOn Of Hot, Dry Weather
in SOuthwest-Oats Active.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. H.. June :a-wheat was very
quiet and an easy tone prevailed through-
out the session. July was tho weaker.
losing sc. Sept. lost asc and then re-
covered u.
Corn WAS very strong and active on con-
tnuation Of hot and dry weather In the
Southwest.
Oats ruled active.
Provisions were steady with a firm under
tone I'm sympathy with coarse grains.
Wheat.
There was an easy and quiet wheat mar
ket early on the weak cables. Liverpool
being nd lower and Paris OF equal TO lac
per bu- The principal feature was the small
offerings at the opening. when prices were
lowest. At the declines about the only de-
nand was by one or two leading bulls.
who evidently thought that the low DAY had
come. Cash demand WAS not 30 good and
primary receipts We're ahead Of last year.
This. too. helped the bears to get prices
down. July wheat was particularly weak.
and its pressure widened the spread be-
tween II and Sept. to &c. July opened All
the way from &c down to SIC. ana
touched CSC before any rally occurred
Sept. was offered at from CSC down 10
66isc. and sold sparlngly as low as oo1<u
66s.c the first few minutes.
Weather conditions continue most iavora-
BILE for gathering In the new wfnter.whe,t
crop. and July liquidation was more IN e'l-
dence. London cables were &c to 1:c IowsI;
Fine weather was reported in France an"
England. and continued fair weather Is ~
dictated on this side. Australian shipments
were Sss,0 10 bu. this week. as against iseyo
bu. a year ago. July wheat In New York
was weak. and exporters claimed there was
practically no export demand. shipping Sp-
e%rations here. In consequence. are 'a'he'
moderate.
Indications are now for a decrease in the
visible on Monday Of 100000 bu.. as agalnsS
an increase same week last year OF sisv'
bu. Broomhail estimated the WORLDS snip,
ments for Monday at 100000 and predic.su
some decrease In the quantity anoat- ms
bu.. and toward the close $4,000 bu. cash
were reported taken here. =,
The local receipts were 8 cars agains. -
last year. Included in these receiRts tneIe
were 2 cars Of contract grade Inc esti-
mated local receipts for Monday are % cars.
Receipts at Western primary po IN n "s Sn
last year. Shipments from Western points
were 7sl. 400 bu.. against $50 last year. tx
ports Of wheat and -four were equal 70 4ci.,
672 bu. Spring wheat was easier and closed
a shade lower. Winter wheat was quiet and
a shade easier. Receipts were small ana
consequently little doing IN car ic sss ca Du-
against 3cS last year
Corn.
The weathe map showed hot and clear
conditions through the corn States ana some
very high temperatures. which caused a
rush to cover at the start. ana: when the
weather predictions were received ,ne, re
was a regular stampede by carry sellers 10
provide for outside contracts.
Western advices were bullish on the pres
ent outlook for corn. rain being badly need
ed in important districts. and outside mar
kets were all higher. On the advance there
was local realizing and selling by elevator
interests.
asc. Sept. sold to 457sc. closing lsglxc
higher. Liverpool came I'D lower, but Lon.
don gained &c. Local receipts were i iss
the week. asainst 5.5oo.0oo blu. the CORE.
spending week n year ago. The estimate
receipts for Monday are lss cars. Car los
The feeling was stronger and prices &c
higher. closing strong. Corn by sample was
in better demand and not much on SAFE.
Oats.
Oats were weak and lower early; but
turned strong and advanced S9%c. CLOSING
around the top at a net gain OF nc. Inc
weather and the advance in corn being
the features which caused the late advance
and 1enswsd ,h aet aNbS,;,on I e pd i11ino los. crop TOP
the month and was given out as 70 per cent:
Cash business continued good and about
ZOO. 900 bu. so far have been taken for the
week. The seaboard reported 20.UU0 Du- for
export and clearances were 116.O00 bu:
The receipts here were IL cars. with 10
estimated for Monday. Oats by Sample
were in good demand and Iac higher for
heavy samples. Car lots to go to store were
stronger.
Barley.
The demand has subsidized from all sources
and prices are generally a shade easier.
Screenings. poor to good, 20QS6c; common
to fair, l3Q48c: low grade. 31G42c: only two
cars were received to-day and none were
shipped out.
Rye was easier. with a very light trade
and nothing of special interest In the mar
ket. One car was received and none with
drawn from store here. and no export clear
4ska47c; No. 3 quotable at 45SI46c: July
<6%c bid: Aug. 4S7sc: Sept. 46Ac bid.
Flaxseed.
F1axseed was neglected and devoid OF
trades. There was an easy feeling in fu-
lures, but the cash market was nrm- No. i
and No. l Northwestern sold at $l-SS: reject
ed Sse91.si: Sept. s-ss bid: Oct. SIZE bid
Local receipts were only I car. and no ship
ments. Minneapolis and Duluth got 2 cars.
Timothy and Glover Seeds.
Timothy seed was quiet and not much
change noticed in futures A few small lots
of cash seed, ranging from common to In
ferior. came on sale and were taken at 20
down to Soc per 100: country lots 2.2SQ4,25
fair to good 2.90fI4.05: common rough $50
$50; contract spot seed nOminally -2J04.5
Clover-There was no trading to-day and
no change in price. Poor TO choice nomf-
naily $6q9; fair to good contract
nominaliy $50: new crop. prime Oct, $50
nominal.
Rance NJ Eutupea.