Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-06-02
Grain
(By Associated Press.)

homa was offering to ship newly harvested
wheat within fortnight had a bearish effect
today on the market. 1t was said cutting had
already begun in the southern part of okla
homa. Prices here showed some strength, now
ever. at the outset, western Kansas was
said to be in need of rain, and there were
predictions that forwardings from India Aus
traia and Argentina this week would Ice small
The opening. which ranged from the same as
yesterdays finish to 4f%c higher, with July
at S1.OT% to .O7Ts and September at S1.O9
to $1.091s was followed by a slight further hard
enng and then decided sag.
Absence Of any important export call led sub
sequently to greater weakness in wheat. The
close heavy IlaM16sc to 17sc net lower,
with July at S1O5% 91.O5% and September at
81. 07$ a /. OH.
Unfavorablc weather gave temporary strength
| to corn. Later. the market weakened with
wheat. After opening unchanged to sc high
er, prices scored moderate gains. but soon
| dipped below yesterdays finish.
Slovness of cash demand operated as a
| check ON any bullish reaction in corn. The
close was weak at 13d%c to &c net de-
cline.
Oats proved relatively firm. As a rule. com
mission houses were the buying side, al
| thorgh only in small lots.
Provisions averaged lower. Aggressive sup
port was lacking.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today
open. High. low. ClOSe. ClOSe.
July .1O71s a1O7% 1O71s 1865 1855 1O71s
Sept. 1O9B@1O9 1895 1875 1O7as 100
CORN
July . 10 a6o7s 7Oh 90 6sA 6eTs
Sept :. !. ..697s 7O1s 69k 69A 6s%
OATS
July :. .. ..s97s 4OI s97s 40 s9Ts
Sept :. :. $50 $3.50 $685. 1885 Ssh
PORK
July :. =. PHO 21.sO q. 40 21.4O 81 so
Sept. =. .. ..21 So 21.59 q. ~ ~ 81. so
July :. :. ~ So 255 1912 12.42 /. 50
Sept :. :. 81 1926 80 70 50 II IS
RIBS
July E. =. ..12.4O 1912 IL % ~ 1910
Sept. =. p. =. so T. 80 r. 50 II 80 II. 80
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the cash quotations on
grain and the previous close:
Close. Prev. Close.
No. red LOG @1.0s 1.O7 d1.Os
No. red 100 M1.O3 ..............
No hard Nominal Nominal
CORN
No. 20 6aIa@ 20
No. hite 7Oa 20 a 7O1a
OATS
No. 3s12 SIS 3Sl2
No. 2 white Nominal Nominal
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, June Wheat: No. hard
$1.oOm1.O6; No. = red, $1.O0d1.O6.
Corn--No. mixed. O7deIl9c; No. vel
low, Csc
Oats-No white, 42d42Iac; No. . mixed
3SdSSi5c.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press)
SOL AS No. 'u red Oo eo o. 10. ha Td
81 O6I9 No. 3 hard. Shops @1.O7A.
Corn, No yellow. 69A @I7O1ac; No. 4 yellow.
66m691hc: No 4 white, 6766sc.
Oats, No. 8 white, So d3954c; standard, 90
@4OAc.
10. , and No. 3 nominal; No. A. e2c.
Barley, 60675c.
Timothy. S5.5Ods.OO.
Glover, $7.50G15.O0
Pork, S2O75d21.4O.
Lard SIC. 45d125O.
Ribs, $11.sI61237.
NAVAL STORES
(By Associated Press)
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 1.-Turpentine firm,
3sA ?Sl3c; sales none; receipts 49,.
and d, s4.s5: f. and G. $500; II, $5.O5;
I, $50; X, S525; NJ, $3.50: n, s5.45: window
glass, 1888; water white, S5.I5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
(By Associated Press0
CHICAGO, June Butter unchanged.
Eggs receipts 3O.4O4 cases; unchanged.
Potatoes. unsettled, old receipts 3S cars;
Michigan, wisconsin. Minnesota and Dakota.
white S5d 100; Minnesota and Dakota Ohio's
sOd 9Oc. New receipts 16 cars; Texas Louis
lana and Alabama sacked triumphs S1.456 81. 80.
Poultry, alive, unchanged.
SUGAR MARKET,
(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK. June Raw sugar steady;
centrifugal 6.39; molasses $50; refined steady;
granulated 7.65.
Sugar futures opened quiet and later eased
off under scattered liquidation and at noon
prices about two points lower.
The closing steady and 163 points low
err. Sales 1900 tons.