Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-18
BUYING OF WHEAT
FORGE! PRICES OP
MAINS m NORTHWEST ARE MIS-.
REGARDED ~ SPEcU.
LAroRe.
ias,o,a TEMPERATURE HURTS
WHEAT CROP IN hEHRAskA
Germ Flsms Up 8seasss % Lghtnsss
~ Offerings Carried Upward
Osessee % pamass Reports From
y A6ooosUb-Lareo Receipts Of Hogs
Wose Weaken Previsiens.

A40o0uv1-Laeoo' Receipts OF RIGGS
Wsse Wsaksn Provisions
Chicago, June 38-lnduenct1al buy
Ing nfted wheat today, nothwtthstand-
Ing continued showers IN the north
west. Opinions were current that much
Of the whea. IN that section might yet
b easily endangered. In addition Ne
braakA reports told Of the crop going
hack on account Of high Temperature.
Opening prices ranged from y and 4
OF to 4 up. September started at s1A
and s1H to %, q shade to Y higher.
touched 91x and then rose to e2A and
s1&.
Profit taking by concerns that were
purchasing early brought about a re-
action but reports Of lasting damage
in South Dakota led to another upturn.
The close was steady, with September
~ net higher, ct s2A.
Corn.
&|A&7RuSSS VI Siic&ASSS III IL
nzn. July opened unchanged to \
down. a. 61N to 50. sold at SIX and
s1H. and assembled to S2ss and 81 4.
After a further advance the market
receded owing to renewed reports from
Illinois points that the hot weather had
not injured corn. The close was steady.
at 621t for July, u net above last
night
10eDoun advices Of crop failure IN
sevsral sections carried oats up grade.
July, which started unchanged to Is
higher, at AZ. to ~. dipped to 41+,
and then climbed to 4217.
Provisions.
Large receipts of hogs west weak
, ened provisions. First sales were
shade to 10 cents lower. including Sep
TENDER options as follows: Pork,
$2o.12k; lard. s1.15: ribs, S11.55.
Lamson Bros. & Co. Daily Grain Letter.
(20s Masonic Temple, phone 1889.
Chicago, Ilne 1s.-Wheat-The feat
ure in wheat today was the widening
premium Of September over July. The
latter gained only - cent for the day
while September was y cent higher.
First cars Of wheat arriving at winter
wheat markets call the trades atten-
ton TO the nearness OF the NOV ement
and discourage any general buying. The
winter wheat crop this year IS supposed
10 be large but II frequently happens
that on large crops, the movement is
thoroughly discounted before 1t occurs.
Conditions which have helped advance
oats 5 cents bysheI have not affected
wheat. even tho 1t Is generally conceded
that weather unfavorable for oats Is
also unfavorable for wheat. Today
came the first reports from Illinois and
Indiana that wheat is not filing prop
erly and that some fields are already
being plowed up TO be put into corn
for fodder.
Corn-This market has also shown
better strength in September than In
July. New buying is naturally coming
into September rather than into the
near by delivery. No damage to the
growing crop is yet reported authentic
allv altho the market has had an ad-
vance OF 5 cents a bushel on the dam
age. Cash demand IS slow at the mo-
ment tho this months receipts will
probably be wanted by consumers be-
fore the next movement.
OatE-The same influence at work IN
corn to put July at discount is oper-
alive in oats. Stocks here are large
and receipts more than sufficient for
Shipping demand and Vocal needs. The
accumulation Of old oats is unusually
large for this season of year and cash
oats are selling at discounts under the
futures
Provisions Another large run Of
hogy at western markets, much larger
than q year ago, caused further de-
cline at the yards and there was early
weakness in the pit but the buying on
the decline was good and the list raj
lied. Cash trade Is fair especially for
seeats
Chicago Grain Close.
Chica1n lura Is