New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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Chicago, July There was q sensational break
z wheat prices in St Louis to-day. 2sc 10 41kc of
here This more or less affected all the markets.
TIE wheat close here was sc TO 1lzc lower. the
TrTv Of the most. There vzs some demand from
those who felt that on a sc break wheat was A
purchase. There was some buying on the claim
from the Northwest that the Red River Valley had
not had its share Of rain. but the buyers found
themselves outnU rnbered as the day advanced.
Lhquidacons became more the factor as the day
progressed September sold at 1850 and 7519c and
closed &c bid: July closed 76l4c: December
5E.c The old futures kept at a slight premium
Cables were weak; the shipping demand slow; the
seaboa-5 sold only four loads. The news from
Kansas was bsa-1sh. houses working through that
territory predicting the largest crop ever raised
Liverpool stock increased So 600 bushels through
June. The worlds visible decreased 10000 bush
els. less than half the decrease last year. The
weather through the winter wheat belt continues
ane- The Northwest had further showers and
showers are predicted for tomorrow Deliveries
to-day we're about $4,000 bushels all red winter
wheat. and Armour paid for II. Clearances were
$500 bushels. The buying Of wheat to-day was
local. and largely by those who were playing for q
reaction
Corn early in the day was &c higher. There are
Few private wire houses operating on the bull
SIDE. presumably for New-York- Corn deliveries
Ihis morning were $4,000 bushels. and Of the
bun houses. Pringle & Browning. paid for most Of
IT, The West had fne corn weather. high tenn
Perstures and not much rain. Shippers sold about
5tLSb nlsh to-day, but prices were shaded about
&c &c help the business. Gables were NC TO nc
lower. Receipts were Isl cars with $50 estimated
for ro-norrov- Contract corn is being turned out
rapidly 20 cars in the inspection this morning and
q and 1900 bushels out OF private houses.
CIezrances were 1900 bushels. The big cash in
terests here appear 10 be bearish on corn septem-
Der sold al 511sc and Bose and closed At 5osc; De-
ce15er. zSszc bid.
Oats deliveries were about 200 900 bushels. and
the July bull crowd paid for It The oats futures
closed unchanged 10 3kc lower. The Eastern de-
uand IS fat. The weather has improved Crop ad-
vices are more favorable. July closed at 39zc;
September. 33%.c; December, SIC Receipts were 14s
cars; to-norrOw's estimate los
Provisions were firm without any special sup
port The HQuidsting pressure seems 10 Re ex-
haUs-ed. There was 4 moderate demand for prod
u-t each day from brokers who seem 10 represent
ne bCu interest Pork closed 15c 70 20c higher;
lard unchanged: ribs, PIC 10 1910 higher. liver
POOLS lard stock increased $500 tierces for June.
Hogs were q 55a and - lower. The June hogs
were --7,0c0 compared with 722 900 last year; the
average weight 81 pounds. compared with 223
POUNDS last year Provision stocks show Z=.s51
barrels pork z5.6lS tisrces lard, ana ribs. 24SsS
o. pounds The pork Increase SEQ pounds The
lard increase, Zoo lisrCes and RIBS increase, To-
Gt1.e19 pounds
Louis was reported n trouble this afternoon, not
putting ID margins