| Show COARSE GRAINS 1 AFFECT WHEAT HAT leading Leading Cereal Yields to Persistent Persistent Persistent Per Per- Attack of the the Bears H DECLINE FROM 2 2 1 TO 3 I tJ Plentiful Rain Over On Greater 1 Part It tf r Corn COIn Belt Holt I Helps lehin Crop On Outlook I mitt and i Prices I Chicago July 20 Wheat Wheal marl market et today c was eis unable to stand the effect of or disintegrating ills dis integrating coarse grains grain In n addition dlton to tu troubles of Its Is own that canto came from froni butter better QUer of lh the spring wheal an and less hess doing In the tue export trade The Ilie amount of the days day's decline was from M k to Jc c per bushel Corn lost l lc Ie c for delivery the th curr current nt month about IVic P for September St Tic ic c fur for fl fla May lay a Oats shook 2 off oc July price Ic Ie off or September September Sep Sep- and c off or May Ia 1 Provisions ro dl did nothing to vur vary tho Ito general bearishness bearish bearish- ness nes and at the lie close chose were c lower lor Jor S' S pork an and 7 down for rO rOlar lar lard and ribs rills Weather In the northwest t as Ig shown Ott the thc tH weather map was considered favorable Cn for spi spring Ing wheat and nd against the spread ad of the black rust that thal has been shown to exist In II spots Liverpool Liver Liver- pool was US lower on 01 futures but for Argentine Argentine Ar Ar- gentine wheat heat on 01 the spot Jot V-d V d higher and generally rn sll speaking tile the foreign situation was believed tJ favorable fu to lo probability of good demand for or American Amen Ameri cun can wheat Local receipts w were ere re considerably considerably con con- in 10 excess of 11 the lie estimates made matle yesterday but Lut receivers reported country acceptances very much de do- t.- t. creased Those the main points of oC the Ih early news S nl So much W was IS being J Hoard r from Minneapolis of the lie tl exceedingly exceedIngly exceed exceed- hue fine of or wheat wheal Cne promise spring that selling appeared safe sare to a number of or the local operators Later Laler when n Antwerp Ant Ant- verp reported n Ic c advance ance for AIH American Ameri II can wheat attention was by Iy that di dir diverted dl- dl r q to the Ile foreign si situation and It I was assumed the Antwerp strength reflected reflected re re- re- re the condition of or affairs that thai Broomhall reported as existing In Russia Rus Hus sia sla win win-re It I was saul said thirty ty per pr cent celt damage hail had been done dotie to 10 the wheat crop ClOP by Liy ly the lie recent I hla heavy rains Very cry enk 11 al il IC CHt Che 1 Weakness In corn and oats that lint developed de ile- ile during the session took tool a all the bull feeling out of the trade trado and near I the lite clo close t lie he market markel leca became nw er very ery weak Plentiful rain over 1 0 the greater part of lie cOIn corn belt but Lut excessive in iii II a good malt lal many districts was waR In iii 11 the UI main satisfactory wills wills- factory to tu thus those who view the crops i through the Iw medium lum of a study of the lie lieI I weather map and ant af ar Or the st start lr there t. t much luch weakness After a fl a time buyIng buy buy- Ing Ing- a ascribed to lo one une of the lie lle heI he heaviest st t of the tho lie local traders rs cause caused a reaction I that hat i r established re-established the tl figures of the he previous pre rc- rc afternoon N The ht mall market l became vcr very ery soft sor In the lie latter latler laler half of the he session nod offerings Im hind had to ii bo ho 11 at lower prices to buyers Oats 1 Offered Offerings In the thi lilt jilt lil were vere heavy of Iii k oats anti and lt although the lie Eastern shipping shipping ship ship- ping Inquiry was wag fairly good the lie timIng moving tim 11 ing ing- of or new oats oat had hd Its Is effect Selling on a scale In lii I time the tw latter latel hallof hall half haJ of the he session nul and auth support t being lackIng lack hack Ing log the tine decline was sas 80 severe Ie l m l provisions pro was not of great gret F r w r no la Ix l I 1 prices Sli iJo a. d. d The he for Con 1 UIt lh at II llio hi- hi wn was good Rood Today's hoLlys range of or prices 1018 Unites of f Prices WhEAT WhEAT- I Open I I lw I Chose Close Ju m 11 tG i Seit S f r lef O IS' IS h May Dep S 5 S Is COl I Open OJen I I LOW ow I Close Close J u I Jf r rJ J Sept iM Q It t l jO May laY lt Hf 9 I II Ill S ll OATS OATS- OArS I I HIJII I lw Low I Clo Chose c. c July Yi 4 3 I 33 BC n H HIa Ia SI i G 13 I I Ouch I 11 high I I low lw I Clos Sept 1170 Ii II 11 y I Open I high I l. I Close J July lly 1 SSi Soul Sept OO 90 II SJ z- z Oct 91 IS TUBS I 1 Open I I Lw I Close J ul Sept 93 Oct Ocl 93 90 19 1903 Cash sales sacs Wheat winter Nu No 2 red c No 2 lar c spring I ru No 1 7 lc No 2 northern Corn Cor No 2 2 n c No 2 white e No 2 yellow clow c. c 0 Oats No 2 No 2 whIte GJ J H c |
