Show r LARGER CROPS I THAN m LAST YEAR YEAH t. t f. f Government Report on Wheat Shows I Promise of Bushels k k S OATS YIELD IS LIGHTER r Bearish I Feeling K 1 Iii II Wheat Pit Par Par- h by BIJ li h News c Plum From Sonic Sections r L j Chicago June Junc II Expectations I connected con con- with the government 10 report were almost the only matters to affect tho tue market today and the figures were not known knon until It I was wag too late hate for Cor their healthy digestion before the close chose coe The S. S conditions of 53 for winter wheat heat as given en in the report suggests a yield of I I bushels and 93 for spring wheat In Indicates Indi l- l 4 al cates hustel bushels so o that the crop cropas as a n whole gives cs promise of in round numbers iO bushels as against aln t I. I bushels the year before The market closed c e below Saturdays Saturday's final quotations Corn was firm fr and at the tIt close 4 to Uc c higher Oats were generally general general- ly h strong and at close were M higher for July Jub JAc c UI up for September The 1 condition conditionS S iG reported by ly the government for Cor the thc crop COl In Indicates a yield of about bushels compared with wih bushels S last year ear Provisions PIo received th the support support sup sup- port ort of the packers packer and closed coed at a material material ma ma- advance ance cS Uncertainty at nt Opening Wheat heat traders had Verne iome ome difficulty at ai atthe atthe the opening as to which horn of the diS ill di- di 11 S lemma presented by iy the Uw early market In Information information In- In formation It ml might ht be best to seize No definite defnie Indication a as to th the side sile taken 1 by the majority could b bo be discovered dleo for or a minute or orso so s but hut at the end of that time It 1 became evident that the fear lest the I government r report port should not bear out the statements of or thc the tate authorities as asto asto asto to the lie great depreciation ell laton In the condition of or winter wheat heat during lla May or that It might show so good oo a a. prospect for spring wheat as to more mOle than balance the discrepancies dis dis- s of or the winter variety had taken stron strongest hold upon ullon the crowd That flint probably was vas at the bottom of the reasons for selling out o of or very hel heavy lines Jnes of lon long wheat which brought hl the July Jul del cr delivery down town c from Crom the top toj price ma made e at the start and c un under tinder er Saturdays Saturday's closing quotation That hat much having resulted from front fear of what the government o might have ha e In storo store before the thc of the session and what other matters maters there were of or bearish Import in inthe 1 the earl early Information there were ere so many Irany Industrious disseminators of bullish hulsh Items Hems from country countr correspondents re regarding regarding re- re garding the tue n need e of moisture in som some somo lo localities lo- lo and the over O N supply In others there was a mo moderate recovery from the tue first decline Shadow of the national lw Im bur roan reau reu report was too heavy however howe er and bull feelings could not lind free ven vent t for circulation Shipment is From Flom nl Rii- Rii IH Liverpool was from Qc e to lo c higher at atthe atthe atthe the opening because e of the Kansas ic- ic port and due ue In Past part al also o to a rumor that t I tl the Ihie Russian government oo Intended ell to pro pro- 0 of or grain Russia shipped l of wheat last st l week so so that If fr exports should be JC prohibited It I C J HIj h m u h 0 nn ante at least t arc atc concerned shipment for or the week were I or about bushels short of or last years year's larK nail as much ll under er what whal Broomhall estimates as current require require- ments The lateness of the receipt of government govern govern- ment meat figures on the condition gave Jave little little- chance chanCe for Tor their consideration consideration-by by the trade In the U Interval before the closing nJ cos of the tho session and as 8 they were generally concluded to indicate that the crop crOll of winter antI and spring wheat together were won equal to last years year's It I created a bearish feeling feeing Corn Shows Slows Gain Gall Corn was sas a shade higher nt at the start but bitt weakened a little during th the forenoon partly owing to the waiting character of wheat at that lint period of the Ute session scon Receipts also alto were somewhat lar larger cr than thai estimated Saturday am and weather on the whole was considered favorable orble a for Cor the corn Trade was wa on a moderate scale there being a disposition to await awai the governS government govern govern- so em S meat ment melt report pool Liverpool futures were Iron front Uil tt d higher to d ti 1 lower Volume of business Th fit r the tw oats pit was restricted until nU near the he close by hy the thC desire to 0 await the showing of or the awai tH government JO got gov figures of condition and l ant acre acre- age St St. There was at the same time a rather rath er or confident feeling of oC the official report giving to trio the poor ioor prospects sis ass indicated 1 by 13 the private advices ad to lo commission houses generally Condition of or f Oats Outs The fur figures of or condition on 01 the oats crop were not as low as many In tho the trade trac hat had hat expected but low enough to suggest a ayl ld about I smaller titan than last fast years cars Trade In the hog hoS products prod ctt was less hess Im im- im b by the uncertain uncertainties tes of the government go gov gov- I eminent report than titan were wen the grain markets mar mar- kel although even cn the tho they dl did not wholly i escape Market was wm Unit firm for reasons that have ha been worn threadbare from frequent repetition 10 Hog recell receipts ls stillS still S moderate compared with wih the time continuous 10 heavy drafts drafs made malIc upon the manufactured commodities Shipments of meats since Sa Saturday I a were wen 1 S 1000 pounds heavier anti and of lard C M pounds hounds In excess ex ox- x- x cess of those hose for the time similar period of time the year ear before LI Liverpool was t fd d higher each for lard and anil ham T Today's las range of or prices Kan rIU S 'S of Prices WHEAT I Open I High LOW w I Cin 5 Jul 1 aH Sept 18 SIJ Sl 81 S SY s 's 5 D Dd is IS 53 H SI 81 i iCORN CORN con f 4 I hitch High 1111 I IW I Close Close S July Il 1513 I ll tent Sept Ii IS 52 15 S. S lay I ISO J 51 S OATS OATS- OATS 5 i I Open Opeil I hitch 1111 I Low Lw I Close Jul July as 35 1 3 S 3 3 Hi May j 13 37 37 3 36 3 37 mt l PORK lORK S S I Open I High I Low Jw I Close CLos J July I Jy Jj I SeI StI Hi IGO S rl T ARD nD- nD S. S s I Open Opi I HI High l. l I 1 tow Low Lw I Ciommo J July ul tS 18 IS 8 I IR S Sept pio 1910 18 8 1907 19 S Oc 80 O S S r I Of Opan n. n I High J I Low Lw I Close J July uly 94 5 1 JI 1915 Sept 1 1510 if tl Ont Ortt tt 93 IIO I 1320 19 2 Cash sales gales Wheat hent winter No o. o 2 Ie ted red d SS No 0 2 hard SS No Xo J 3 tint thorn se No 2 northern c. c Corn n No r i 2 2 GJ No o. o 2 white 52 e 6 2 yellow etow 52 S Oats No o. o 2 3 tC No 2 white c |