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Daily Grain Letter.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.--Wheat--
Liverpool, closed, 1sd to I'D higher.
Receipts here today, 81 cars, year ago
80. Clear weather again in all direc-
lions and this will favor continued
heavy movement in the northwest.
Receipts are heavy at Duluth and are
likely to continue so in tina near flu
ture. The Chicago market appears to
be the only market for surplus spring
wheat. No foreign demand exists.
The strength of the local situation is
entirely in the winter wheat premi-
ums. Sales on the swells should prove
profitable.
Corn-Liverpool closed I'D higher.
Receipts here today 391 cars, year
ago 1922. Weather conditions continue
favorable for the maturing of the
crop, while old corn offerings are re-
ported to be heavy in all directions.
Contract stocks increased 279,000. To
tai now $4,000. Corn is being trans
ferred to public houses and it looks as
though the scattered long interest
would be fully satisfied on September
contracts. With tho new crop secure
and an early movement in prospect
old corn Is likely to press heavily on
the market. The present figures for
December and May discount any short
age in the new crop. We believe that
these futures should be sold.
Oats-Receipts here today, 1913 cars,
year ago. 642. The weather contin-
ues favorable for marketing and an In
crease in the movement. Local stocks
decreased 100000, but are heavy at
1874, 000 of which 4,20S,000 are con.
tract September bulls control prac
tically all the cash oats may have to
pay UP to settle September contracts
With September out of the way the
stocks will become burdensome and
press heavily on December and May
We would sell both of them at the
present level or on any further bulge.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO, H., Sept. 2s.-
Open. High. Low. Close
WHEAT Sept. %. 81.
May 1925 1o3s4 1o2h lo3ss 1929
Dec. ssA 1o1h 99% 1O1 99A
Sept. 1884 1854 1885 1o5% 1o3sl
CORN
May !. 61la e1ss 81 e1ss COZ
Dec. :. 5s7s $685. SSH 59h 5sH
Sept. ;. 65A &c 65b 655s 65h
OATS
May I. AIN 41M 4oM AK All
Dec. ). 80 $685. 80 39ss 3S7
Sept ). Al 42A AK APIS 391
4 PORK
May 1866 1896 go go 1S. 4
Jan. :. 1857 1917 10. 65 1885 49,
Sept. "a. 90 24.95 "a. so 24.95 "a s
LARD
Oct. 12.d2 -. 40 1925 1925. 1924
Nov. 1902 1905 1875 1.95 1910
Jan. Hop 11.05 1926 IL .O5 II. o
Sept. ~. 90 IL. SO 1886 12.37 12.5
May :. $50 s.s5 or or 81
:. Oct. ~ 11S0 II 60 HIP IL Z
Jan. ;. 9.S2 $50 $50 $50 9.s
Sept. 1897 1902 .97 1900 11.9
Chicago Cash Grain Market.
CHICAGO, H., Sept. 2s.-Wheat-
No. 2 red, 115@11G; No. red, 1886
113; No. 2 hard winter, 1O4@10S; NJ
hard winter, 10O@105; No. nortl
ern spring, 1045s @1o7; No. nortl
ern spring, 1o3@1O51z; No. sprinl
J 10O@105.
Corn-No. 2, 65@e5Ac: No. 2 whit
G51A@66c; No. 2 yellow 6514 @6Ge
No. 8. G4& @65kc; No. yellow, 651
@65Ac; No. a, 64@64ac
oats-No. 8, 1914 @4OAc; No.
white, 37@39%c; Standard. 41Ac.
Peoria Cash Grain.
PEORIA, Sept. 2S.-Corn-No.
yellow. "a; yellow 63s4 mike
, ga; mixed, 63A; mixed, 62%..
Oats-No. 8 white, 3sA; 4 whit
, sSA.
, Receipts Wheat, i; corn. S5 oat