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Show BULLS IN CONTROL OF WHEAT MARKET Reports That Crops Had Failed in India Responsible Responsi-ble for the Bulge. CHICAGO. (Vt. 2. Reports from India that crop had failed had muh to do toiay with a. bnlge in the prlre of wheal. Thr market irloaed steady at an advance of e to c net. Corn wound up with n gain of Sc to Jr. and oat a drr by to Jr. Th" linlnh In provMon wa Irregwiar. var;-ing from frr decline to a rlH of S4t7o Bulls took control of wheat from tn tan. KoneipLs north wo t wrre murh amallor than htat week or Inat year. Rus atan nhipmonta were llghtor arwl thr was a doernas In stocks on ocown paws-axe. paws-axe. Big. export rloarMnrcw from the American soaboard counted also against the baara. hut tho a-ar? about India lifted tho market to Us highost levoi of the day. Drought In Argentina tended to sustain sus-tain wheat prke aru artotl mm an offset off-set to hit roporti that the rrop failure talk warding India, would proro to have lKen exaggerated. It nu ald growth ihore hd hardly begun Nevertholeaa. Una I ouotatloriH woro within I4tc of the top tlgurea of tho sosloti. Torn sympathised with wheat Rough wnathor and country Imylng were of conldrable aaeisLancc to the bulls. In addition, huaklng returns looked dlaap-pointing, dlaap-pointing, loeal stocks were ibolng cut down Rial the viMblo supply showed a Wg drop. Oats rallied on account of the stngth In other grain. The bulge, however, brought out many soles on reatlng orders. or-ders. Although provisions displayed some flrmne8 bocause of nctlvr lnvoatmont In lard, much ot" the advance was aftor-ward aftor-ward lost. Offerings by holdern were Ilbornl on tho swells. nANon or tub uBADi.sn ruTunw. TVknt. Ora. HlrH. Ixiw. Clot: Hr :; mi; s H Mar S7H "'i Cr T)t T ; iUi jh v ot Vtc ;:; n't i itv. :h m7 H 4i!; ' i; us CASH QUOTATIONS. Waft.Vo. 2 rfd. m3r; No. 2 tfd. ?HC MH: 3 hard. 4lHr: No 3 bird. MHO tir.e: No. 1 nortWn. SSHV'fHc No. Z aorlbfrs. JJtaV: Na. 1 vfrltur. IHe'tHc: No. 4 tprlsir. SlOSln; r.ltot -htf. fl5Hr; durum. TtOllHc (ira No. 3. 6$v;4H$Hc: No 3 hli-. ft!iCWe: No. 2 rolw. C18e; No. 3. Mt?-4!ic: No. 3 whlii-. 1;MV;c; No. 3 yrllow. C4He. Oata No. 3 waltr. i(; No. 2 white. 37?i4!a.;e; ttxlrd. 139i0c IlTf No. 3. 4HOMe. IUrlej iieiU. Tlroothr lJ.7tOS.SI. riorrr-lJ C001M9. I'ork 121.3. Ird-UO.JJ. niin-:io.i:Hcn.M. Olilcago Produce. CHICAGO. Oct. 20. Butter, unchanged. ISggs Receipts. 4510 cases: unchanged. Potatoes Receipts. S6 cars: unchanged. Poultry Alive, steady: springs, 13ic fowlE, 13c; turkeys, 17c. New York Produce. NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Flour, steady. Spring patents, $1.304.50; winter straights. J4.104.20; winter patents, JI.40(T4.GO; spring cloars. J4. 004.20, extra ex-tra No. 1 winter. J3.55tfT3.73; extra No. 2 winter. J3.So83.50; Kansas straights, J4.ltKf4.20. Whcnt Spot, flnn; No. 2 red, 94c; No. 1 northern Duluth. 94 5c; December, 92 5-lGc; May. 95ic. Hops steady; state, common to choice. 1913. 3$ffM5c; 1912, 2026o; Paclllc coast. 1913. 2S32c; 1912, 2526c Hides, Bteody; Bogota, 32333c; Central Cen-tral America, 32Jc. Petroleum, steady; Teflned New York, bulk. J5; barrels, JS.70; cases, Jll. Wool, steady; domestic fleece. XN Ohio, 25c. Rosin, steady; strained, common tc good, J4. Evaporated Fruits.. NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Evaporated ap-nlos, ap-nlos, quiet; fancy. D?9Jc; choice. SJfJ S5c; prime, 77S Prune, firm; Callfornlas. 412c; Ore-gons. Ore-gons. 5H?91c. Apricots, quiet; choice, 13c; extra choico, 14c; fancy, HJiffluc. Peaches, qulot; choice. 6l6ic: extra choice. C2iT7c; fancy, "iflJc. Balslns steady: loose muHcatels, 506c; choice to fancy seeded. G3D7c; seedless, 456ic; Tendon layers. J31.20Hri.410. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 20. Cotton close! very steady at a net gain of 40 to 4J points. New York Mining Stocks. James A. Pollock & Co., !nvestmnt brokers. 169 South Main street, furnish the following, received over their private wire yestcrdny afternoon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS. I Salos.l II. I L. Clse Chlno 3,700j 40j 393 40i Inspiration 1.700 151 141 15i Mlmla Copper 300 22 21! 22 Novada Con 600 15? 16k! 155 Ray Con 2,500 lSli ISi IS; Tunn. Copper 3.600 29 27,; 2S Utah Copper 6.200j 53i 52J 53J SUidebakcr. com. , 20 ; 19 19 Ontario Silver 31 3 ' 3 Alaska Gold j 2.00o! 23 ' 22j) 22j NEW YORK CURB RANGE. I Salci.l H. I L. IClee Flnit Nat. Cop 2i 2J i Glroux Con li! li It Yukon Gold 2i, 2 2 Ohio Copper 1 3 J New Kej-stone 13; li li South Utah i) i I Mason Valley 3?, 3 Si Bradon Copper 1.000 71 61 7 Ely Con S0O Sl H, Si Rosa 350 2j 2 2 Nevada Hills M0 7 71 I 71 Kerr Lake 100 3J 31 31 Belmont 10 7 7 ' 7 Tonopah 13 41' 41 Goldnoltl Con H li H Con. Cop. Mines ! 4Hh 4 3; 3 NEW YORK CURB CLOSE. " Bid. lAaked? IMy Consolidated J .06 IS H7 First Nat. Copper 2.50 2.75 Glroux Conolldated 1.1SJ! . Yukon Gold 2.W . 2.26 New Keystone 1.3.J 1.76 Nlplsslng S.37i! S.B Ohio Copper 1 71 Ijl Roso 2 W 2.tM South Utah U .26 British Col. Copper 2.3 ' Bay State Gas 3 I .14) Bradcn - .S7i 7.124 Maon Valley 3.12J! 3. ill Nevada Hills 72 .78 |
