| Show citti GIX AND AN PROVISIONS Chicago Aug 19 Wheat and anti corn orn prices fell lel off oft sharply today influenced largely Ia ely by b accumulated supplies The declines delnes were from 1 I to lie lc in wheat whet and from trOn J I to 11 I 1 in corn or Oats Oat sagged aleo dropping off HUc while pro provisions provisions provisions visions advanced all al along the line Ino Lower cables large accumulations and a meager meger demand spelled a bear market in the tho wheat pit pi and the early drop in prices was sharply accentuated later by the discovery very that lead 11 n 1 longs were attempting to dispose of ot ott their t hEir holding In an unostentatious man inan n ncr nr r S receipts were vere but Iut n u ai d grain was received at Minia colls mis and Duluth and ad added to the tho bear bea i ish trend trend The cash market was a lit little lt littie tie tle te Improved but not sufficiently to offset the weakness in the futures tutu res The close cloe was weak all al through the list with wih September 1114 HOl to fc c oft off of at 1001 1001 December finished 1011 eU 1 eUto 1 to 11 1 1 down at 1031 to 1031 to 0 The corn market responded to the weakness in wheat and to reports from the fields where abundant mois moisture moisture ture tune and fine fin weather condition are filling out the ears ear Cash corn was freely offered and prices were 1 i to Ie e down on the immediate delivery delvery No o 2 yellow sold at 62 6 to 64 6 The close coe was waa weak all al around with wih September c coff off oft at 61 to Decem December December ber her finished i 3 to i down at 59 5 i to SOlo Hedging and speculative sales coupled with wih a tendency of longs to unload weakened the oat market The close cloae was weak with September Jc c off at December also closed lc Ic c down at 37 3 Provisions kept within narrow limits most all al of ot the session on a small smal vol volume volme time ume me of ot trading Close Pork up lard higher ribs higher Closing prices for the Septem September September ber her products were Pork 2147 lIe up lard 1207 07 17 1 cants cents up and ribs 1259 1250 17 cents cent up lows The leading futures up ranged as fol follows follows WHEAT VBA I Open I High I Low I Close Cloae Cloe Sept 1100 1063 1001 1001 1181 1100 Dec Dee 1104 1104 1031 1104 10 May CORN CORNI 10 1109 1101 1109 1189 I Open t High I Low I 1 Cloge Clos Close Sept 6 Dec De 66 6 60 60 59 69 i May 61 61 OATS OATS I Open High I Low I 1 Close Sept 35 3 13 35 36 35 21 Dec De nt 87 May He 40 lOi 1401 IO HOj 1401 40 MESS PORK Per bbl I Open Ollen i H gh I Low Lov I Close Cloe Sept i 2127 17 I 2150 15 2122 I Jan I 1865 1861 I 1880 1865 1866 1875 1876 LARD Per Ibs lbs I Open 1 High I Low I 1 Close Cloe ept I 1 1102 i I 1207 1182 1207 n nOet Oct 1177 1205 1170 1205 Nov ov I 1135 1135 1135 1157 Jan 1062 i 1075 1060 1075 SHORT RIBS RISPer Per Ibs lbs 1 Open i High I Low I I Close Sept Hl 1 22 1 i 12 2 Oct Oct 1165 1165 1175 1175 I 1170 Jan Jan 90 Cash Ca sh h quotations were wore as follows Flour Easy Rye No 2 75 Flax Seed No 1 southwestern UUNo No 1 northwestern Timothy Seed Clover 1350 Mess Mesa leS Pork Per bbl 2175 O OI I Lard Per lbs Iba 1207 20 Short Ribs Sides e loose 1175 1250 1258 1250 short clear cler sides boxed 1225 1751 1 5 Grain Statistics Total clearances clearances of ot wheat and flour were equal to bushels Ex Exports Exports Exports ports for the week as shown by Brad Bradstreets Bradstreets streets were equal to bushels Primary receipts were 1181 bushels compared with wih i cor corresponding corresponding responding day a I year agu ag Estimated receipts receipt for tor tomorrow Wheat 1 eat 39 oars corn cars oats cars c hogs 1080 head hed |
