Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-09
bII|gH Sentiment
RULES WHEAT TRADE
tnaaaRAoR ss3osassa IN EUROPEAN
v,s,pLE ouPpLY PROVES
FACTOR.
oel,RvEo poaAEsric
MAXIMUM 10 REACHED
Fine Weatksp Promising Mo~smsnt Of
Corn Psom Fisse Hand, causss Mas'
ket % Wesleon-0ats Prices Work
pe,em Wiz Gem - eears Control!
Peevlslon TeadaI


predominated today in the wheat pit
Influenced 10 5o1ne s<eca: - Ealing
OF in the European visible supply.
There was decided tendency to be-
leye that the maximum Of the United
States visible had been reached The
market after opening unchanged to
y of. made al all around advance.
Missouri advices of Hesstan fly to
rank growth and fear Of Injury from
cold put added strength into the mar
ket. The close was firm. \ to ss@H
net higher.
Corn weakened because of the hne
weather promoting the movement from
first hand. December showed the most
noticeable defect. Prices started un-
changed to q lower. and gave no sign
of any important rally.
Resting orders to buy prevented
much additional decline. The close
was nervous. 7s9M to - under last
night.
Oats worked down with corn. Sell
Ing pressure. however. proved light
Provt0ionS.
In provisions the bears had control.
mainly by reason Of lower prices for
hogs. First sales were 211 to cents
easier and a further setback ensued.
Daily Market Letter.
Hanson Bros. & Co.. 203 Masonic
Temple Building. Phone 1881
Chicago. Dec 9.-Wheat-Rumors OF
ovpor$ h,,aipoSa uyoro largely reSnOY.
sizle for the strong tone in wheat, the
low points being only shade under
the close Of last night. Cash business
reported. however, was light and only
$4,000 bushels Of domestic wheat were
sold to exporters. A good trade was
on in Manitotas and the consequent
strength in Winnipeg furnished support
to our market. Net gains here for the
day were X to 70 cents, the latter IN
December. Receipts at country sta
tons in the northwest are said to be
very light and cash demand il Mime
apolis was good
Corn-At the high point today the
active deliveries were unchanged from
last nights close. The tone Of the
market was easy altho strength in
wheat was steadying factor. the late
bulge IN that market causing ;ai. re-
action from the low point In corn. July
was the steadiesr, closing u lower,
while December lost 4 to q for tho
day. CaSh markets were all easier, st.
Louis having a sharp break Of from 8
to cents per bushel. having been the
highest cash market FOR some time.
Fair weather IS predicted for at least
two days. which Is likely TO result in
fairly liberal movement from first
hands.
Oats-The range Of the market was
very small. indicating light trade In
sympathy with corn. a decline Of u to
s@A as the net result OF the days
transactions. Cash demand was lin
tied and prices were Y to a lower
Canadian oats are said to be Furnish
Ing the bulk Of the new England de.
mand.
Provisions-Hogs were easy early
and provisions prices ranged lower.
There was some further liquidation by
local traders and selling Of lard by
brokers supposed to represent packing
interests. Demand came mostly from
resting orders in the hands Of com.
mission houses. On drmer closing Of
the hog market. prices rallied some-
what altho the most Of the list shove
small loss Tor the day.