Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-10
or BuLLlsh CROP
REPORT DISCOUNTED IN
ADVANCE
-NgnAAS<A GIVES PROMISE
or RECORD BREAKING YIELD
lains In kansas and Wall Street De.
proosien Also esarish Aids Corn
81 Beneficial Rain-Ne Support for
oa4o-Previsions Boosted.

Chlca&o, June lD.-General SeHiES
today dragged down wheat AS a rule
traders figured tina, Il there was any
thing bullish in the government report
the influence had been discounted in
advance. Promise OF record breaker
yield IN Nebraska, rains in Kansas, and
Wall street depression all counted for
the bears. The opening was a shade
to y lower. July started a. 900. TO
S0S. loss OF 4 70 Il, and fell 10 30.
Rallies followed because OF dry
weather in northwest but later the
market sank owing TO the break in
stocks. The close was nervous with
July y net lower at e0l..
Corn.
Corn weakened with wheat and be-
cause of beneficial moisture west. July
IS and 5s1s, and sasged TO 57s4 and
67h,. but rallied TO 5S1.
A further upturn ensued because of
frost reports but prices soon reacted
with wheat. The close was steady az
ssh for July, shade above last night.
Oats.
mere " as no support LOT Oc<S. y U4\,
which opened !. and 81 Of. al asa TO
$50. seemed inclined 10 keep under
the last named level.
Provisions.
Higher prices for hogs put f-nlness
into provisions. Earliest sales we're I'M
changed to 5 cents higher. with Sep
TENDER options as follows: Pork,
s1s.s7,a: lard. si1.o7A; ribs. .11.37,1s
20 $11.40.
Lamsen Bros. & Co. Daily Grain Letter
cos Masonic Temple, phone 1881
Chicago, June lo.-Wheat-Severe
decline N the stock market was re-
sponsible for a good break in wheat
early. Low prices showed loss of
over a cent. A decline stimulated buy
Ing Of cash wheat both here and abroad.
Duluth worked considerable wheat 10
eastern mills and some TO exporters and
there was a fatr local milling demand
in this market Primary receipts con-
tinue heavy and such receipts at winter
wheat markets would seem TO indicate
fair Satisfaction on the Part of pro-
ducers with the present outlook.
Corn-A sympathetic break occurred
early but later the market frmed and
cio.e; a shade higher than yesterday.
ga. &. demand was little better, Of
ferings At the tables were fair. altho a
large proportion OF the receipts went
on previous sales to arrive. Reports Of
frost In sections OF Illinois and eastern
Iowa brought some buying but such
reports are not given serious consider
alton by those In thorough touch with
conditions OF the growing crop.
Oat-Altho strong at one time oats
at no time were as high as yesterdays
closing figures and final prices show
losses Of u to s.. Receipts were fairly
large and were at a better proportion
OF the total than YESTERDAY Cash sales
were fair but by no means equal 10 the
volume Of receipts. Lower values ap-
peafed to be due partly TO optimism in
regard to the new crop following the
official report.
Provisions-Seliing which was sup
posed 10 be for some Of the leading
holders, brought some weakness during
the session, but the last prices again
frmed and closed about steady. Cash
trade is good and this stimulated buy
ing at the decline. especially in view
OF the strength In the hogs