New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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-..o Julv 2s.-Long holdings OF wheat had a
LING GU n the pit TINS morning, causing a
sh'' =, n-.ees which rnnged 12c FOR September 70
h's ga. No. old July declined Sc The change In
:. s.-ster situation was the primary cause. ana II
&c 100 On, the weakness in foreign cables The
..ered gathering o. v-ar clouds looked less IKE
thl'-.,-,,5r-, when Premier Balfour was reported
socisrss the acute stage Of the complica-
70 IL a. The effect OF this declaration in the
toi-s -,e-cial world was Immediately reflected
h1'- -sols which We're sc higher. At the outset
u = .-s5ers who had gone home last night with
- .,ea- were face 10 face Win lower canes
Io-e .,.re- map was good. showing only MOD
TIE ".s.u .- the Missouri Valley. Things ap-
sI--1o vy.re propitious for a lower market, ana
pa 80 started with sales. There were too many
- oiled I'D On wheat, disposed OF yesterday
- Ware & leland. and these holders geneT-
tlIo-H 80 zrere fearful OF q break With the dump
az 49, wheat the market sluInped badly Ware
ins O. . o,r-irued 10 put out offerings; but the
% -in1id about selling short even Win the
-, breaking and the support winch was given
ma =, chose pulls who bought on the soIt Spots
70 Il 9s--,e,- 10 prevent any development OF
"aH feeling Wheat. which is not available II
paIicAy ,,-1-rirr about lOc premium over that
car lO's' ---s demand for No. red, which has
u -, ror clearing and blending, to De MADE
-, -,v--sc. grain. tel! away to-uay' anu 1t W. 80
60 Receipts here were 90 cars O. % 80
W-l-'1 --nao- Fourteen were No. red aIlo -
beng e" ~. sxpectancy for tomorrow is lis
No . ,-,-+hvest had l21 cars. The range OF
cs.7. Is from sS9sc down TO s5'2c, closing al
uszo New SeptemoeL ~-17- a. 49,
- sossc the lowest SS5sc
was 80 -, If the recent strength OF corn was due
as sva,ce in wheat Il was not surprising 10
70 " -sskenirg when the other took the opposite
l--G = 80 morning Offerings were not heavy, out
20. ras a rather persistent selling Of small lots
Tacsl receipts were rs cars Of wnich = We're con
- And n the latter, there were transferred
- $50 houses 81 carloads and 1900 bushels.
-, Iosss At sc The highest was +siao 10 4s4sc'
TIVE highest for September was +s7sc 10 4s9ac- INC
lowest was sSi4- -.
The feeling II the osts market was l1seu p! '-e
a-oflinr disposition 10 sell for the inevitable re-
sctcn The situation was not naterlally ei-eHse'-.
,scs.D-s being sril light. and the crop reports OF
she same generally favorable character as before
The .u1lber OF cars inspected was 30. and IS were
Of contract quality. The estimate for tomorrow
was a cars The decline al the beginning was
sharpest n July, which dropped &c. Shipping de-
ruand was poor The range q July vas from Sc
20 ssc closing 81 Ss1sc. September sold from SS-sc
"a SIC down 70 S3Tsc TO Sc. closing az $50 10 o5-sc
There was little attempt 10 make a market II
rrovisions Packers representatives were repoTl1Ha
favorable progress at the yards Tie 800 noes y
to-day we're quickly picked up on strong market
The estimate for to-TnorcOW was only $500 hogs.
Esrfv prices were the same the wednesday
close The last hour brought a little buying o.
lard by Wolf and other brokers. with orders from
some source. The gain n The September pork was
;ust Zoe over last night, 81 90 Lard up TIC to
Ss4. October. 3 02t2 Ribs Errle- 10 s. 57i9 sep
TENDER and s. ga October.