Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-29

probably SATURDAY. warmer tonight and in
Minnesota aud Iowa--Falr and warmer to-
niEhti probably unsettled saturday.
generaliy fair tonight and Saturday warmer
| W extreme east, cooler In extreme west To-
Nebraska and Internationally fair to-
nIght and Saturday warmer north and west
CHICAGO. June ~.
Free realizing sales by local and outside
! longs made the corn market heavy today
! after II had rallied fairly we'll following
/ irregularity in the early trading. Large
| interests here were disposed to regard pres
ent prices az too high for the moment.
Reports from the belt indicated that the
| crep is In splendid condition and It was
! predicted that in Tennessee the lateness
that has been complained OF will he over
come. Advices from South Dakota and
southwestern Minnesota continued favorable
| fields there being clean, with the grain
growing rapidly. The country was quite
free seller
The market at Liverpool was firm on a
scarcity Of offerings and continued bad re-.
ports concerning the condition Of arrivals in
Argentina.
The best on July was s157t,. the low
Sl56E and the close S157GS1561k,
against Sl.56At yesterdays last price. the
top on September was S1.47s.. the low
SI45ar and the close S1467s against
Sl17h at the close yesterday: the best on
December was $i.09tS the bottom SIO7i2.
and the closing SiO7hs Si.O7is. against
SLo'h at the end yesterday.
The wheat market was a dun and narrow
affair and the trade paid no attention TO
regular news influences Prices moved ir-
regularly. closing not far from yesterdays
lHSt quotations. Brokers believe that the
Government will take contro1 Of wheat fix
prices ana prohibit expectations. In Conse-
uuence Of this there was more disposition to
even up outstanding contracts
Tho market at Liverpool was easy on ex-
pectauons OF liberal worlds shipments. Pri-
NaIe cables say that the scarcity Of tonnage
Is being relieved
me bottom here on July was 81 tho ton
S1.o2 p and the close unchanged at s2.Ol;
me low on September was $3.50. the high
SI.N-, and the final unchanged al S1S1i5.
mere was great deal of profit taking
IN oats by longs and the market sagged
bghi offerings Of the new crop for July
ana August and August september shin
ments 4" this city were announced around
the price OF September delivery here
Exports Of wheat and -four from the
hlted states for the week were SSgI64S
nuShelS' against 9,50S.i0l bushels year
ago Tor the season they amounted IN
255,62GS26 bushels. compared with 451.667.-
2"1 bushels in the previous season
shipments from Argentina for the week
were $4,000 bushels against 500 OOn
bushels last year The visible supply there
~ blAO.OOo bushels against 14.72O. 900
bushels a year ago
EXPORTS OF corn from the United States
Tor the week were 52i,G7S bushels for the
season they amounted 10 54.3t1.253 bushels
compared with 29,i96,fS6 bushels in the
previous season
shipments from Argentina for the week
were l,69Hooo bushels. against 2.71O.OoO
bushels last year The visible supplv there
is 1000 000 bushels. contrastcd with 1G
6lN.OOo bushels year ago.
shipments Of oats from Argentina for
the week were $4,000 bushels against |
l@IO.O00 Bushels last year
The Chicago Board Of Trade will remaIr |
closed after Monday until the foIIowing |
Thursday. the members having voted todaT |
to mold no session on Tuesday
Leading futures ranged as follows.