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Show CORN PRICES BREAK ON CHICAGO MARKET CH1CAOO. July Com broke more than I emu ft bushel today- Th imuh In piicM resulted from nenU hoavy ralna, espaHally In Kansas) and Nebraska. Nebras-ka. Tha consequent benefit to tha crop caused a great deal of lonr corn to be thrown on tha market, many atop kwi orders belna; brournt Into action. Tha buyers were principally shorts jrrabblnirl profit a. A lanra part of the selllnc waa jrora tha country, bat fair support developed de-veloped on tha decline. Opening prices were lc to o lower. September started at Sc to lc, a fall of l,lc to 202ac. and rallied to JtJ Wheat suffered from tho weakness of corn, but maintained comparative firmness. firm-ness. The bulls wera encouraged by hopes of export business by the lowering; of estimates In tha northwestern statea and by decreasing- deli vert ee of winter wheat. Cold weather In the Canadian field counted also an Inst the bears. The noenlna; waa k&t off to a shade up, with September at KHo to R8(c, tha same chanaw from laat nlht aa tha market, taken altogether. A rally to c followed. fol-lowed. Oats went lower with corn, but tha losses were not so great and tha pressure waa smalt In proportion. Beptember opened t trio to wc down at 4Ho to dtV and declined to 4Hc. Pteadlneve formed the rule In provisions, pro-visions, though trade was Inactive, Initial sates were unchsnaed to I cents off, with September pork IX.SS and January Jan-uary lard and rtba respectively MM and tt. With a him tacreeae In the visible supply sup-ply nf whattt end with the buyers at tempting to realise profits, the market later became weak. The cloae waa at Mtc for September, a net laea of life. In"reaed rural offerings of com sent ? rices off again. The close waa nervous, 3 for September, decline of lc. Cloelnf Qnotatlong. '. Wheat July. Mc: September, Mic; December, De-cember, tile; Mav. Vic. Corn Jul v. al: September. 4c; December. Decem-ber. ftn0; May. -,c Oats July. 4tfc. December, 41c; May, 45 4&IC Meae peril, per barrel September. I.rd. per to poundeSeptember, tt.Sv 1121: July. M to Short ribs, per 100 pounde July, ft-42 J; Srptember, 9V&ZI: January. M M. Rye No. t. tic Bartev -Mr 0$1 10. Timothy -110 OOQIS.OO. ! CVovsr i.e0 li.W. BTJOAR ADVANCES, i NKW TORK. July 14. All gradee of refined re-fined sugar war. advan4 1 cents hundred pounds today. T. LOTJIB WOOL T. I-OI'IS June 24. Wool unchanged. Territory and western mediums. 1719c; fin. medium. 14U17c; fine. 11014c. METAL MARKET. Silver at 41 cents an ounce, cad. 44 0 for lit. 109 pounds. pper cathodes at Iiu4 for ths 199 pounds - KBW TORK MONET. NEW TORIC July 14 Clowe: Prime men entile pap4r. 444 per cent. Sterling exchange, steady, with actual business In bankers' hills at 94.94.24 for sixty -day bills and at 44.99 04 for demand I Commerrlal hllla. 94 41 74. Bar silver. 424c. Mexh-an dolUra. 4 sc. Government bond steady. Railroad bonds, steady. Money on call, steady. H9H per cent; ruling rata. 24 per cent: closing bid. SI per cm ; offered .( 2c per cent. Time loans, dull; sixty day. :9t per tI;K"'y..U- , osnt; SIX months, it 4 It per oent DAIRT WR0DTJ0B. CHICAGO, July 24. Butter steady; creameries. l9!4c: dalrtea. ll!lc. Eggs firm: rvcelpts 11.474 cases at mark. case, included. 44912s; rims. 14c; prim. firm.. 14c. ..''it, stcdy; daisies. 134lS,c: twins. 121vl.'4c; young Americas. 131 Ante Ions norna. 14c. |