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Show CHICAGO GRAIN I Chicago. Dec. 1. Too much rain Kl in Argentina brought about a rally to day In the wheat market after a show of weakness at the start LIv- W&'J erpool dispatches said that Argentine Mj r offerings were small, and that there Kg. was general confidence in a malnten B"' ance of prices. Speculative selling RtU appeared to be responsible for the ErV early setback here. After opening W I unchanged to 3-8Tn-2c lower, the mar- f-v' ket rose to a little above last night's ',R,Vi?;' level all around. m-'': Liberal receipts eased corn. Buying Wk.''. was only of a scattered character Th- t.' opening which was unchanged to 1-Ko BV lower, was followed by a slight rally R?" and then a moderate decline iK Oats developed firmness owing to an active demand from the Seaboard W' For the first time in several days, the r"" market seemed virtually independent of other grain. Lower prices for hogs carried down provisions. Support was lacking and there was little or no evidence of any power to rally. Kansas City advices that rural of- f feriugs had dropped off sharply help- ed later to give wheat prices a lift 1 still higher. The close was steady r at 3-8'(fl 2 to 3-4c net advance. Reports that the heavy shipping I movement from the country to this city had been checked led afterward j to a decided upturn in corn. The close f was steady at the same as last night I to 3-Sc up. I Chicago, Dec. 1. Wheat No. 2 red, $1.14 1-801.16 34; 2 hard. $1.14 I 8-801.16. Corn No. 2 yellow. 68'.'? tiK 1-2, new. 63 l-2fgC4 1-2; 3 yellow 67 3-4 6S 1-4; new, 61 l-462. Oats I No. 3 white. 4748 1-4; standard. 48 l-2f3-4. Rye No. 2. $1.08 1-2. Bar- 1 lev 60'a77c. Timothy, $3.75(34.55. Hover, $12.0014.50. Pork. $17 00. lard, $0 50. Ribs, $9.259.87. I New York Cotton. New York, Dec. 1. Cotton futures. closed, steadv. December, $714; Janu- . arv, $7.31; March. $7.49; May, $7.61; July $7.77; October, $8.00. Chlcajo Hog Market. j Chicago, Dec. 1 Much more plentiful plen-tiful receipts of hogs than expected acted as a weight today on prices There was no urgent demand for cat-tie, cat-tie, sheep or lambs. Liverpool Grain. Liverpool, Dec. 1. Wh eat Spot, firm; 1 Manitoba, 9s lid; 2. 9s 9d; .. s " i-2d futures not quoted. Corn i Spot, dull; American mixed, 6s lid. Futures firm. December, 5s 6 l-2d; January, as 0 3-4d. New York Exchange. J New York, Dec 1. Mercantile pa- per. 4 1-25. Sterling exchange. Bteady; M-day bills. 4.86.05, cables, j I.'JO; for demand, 4.S9.15. Bar silver, I Onicacjo nog marx.ci. ; Chicago, Dec. 1. Hogs Receipts i 50,000; dull, 26c or more under yes- j terday'e average Bulk, $7.0017.20; I 1, lit f6.60O7.16; mixed, $6.857.30; heavy, S6.867.30; rough, 50.85(87.00; pigs, $4 OOG New York Produce. New York. Dec 1 Butter, easier; j receipts 8.206 tubs; creamery extras J 9 score ;;: ; creamery (higher scor- log) 33 l-234c; seconds. 2628c: ladles current make second, 21 l-2(v , ( noose Steady; receipts -6.. bo:es state whole milk held specials 1616 l-4c Kggs, steady; receipts 6016 cases; state. Pennsylvania and I noarby cannery browns. 4346c; do gathered browns and mixed color?. 35044c Live poultry, sasy; western t chickens, lltf?H 12c; fowls. 11 1-2 18C turkeys, 11018c. Dressed poui- try dull nnd weak; western roasting chJokens, 14 l-218c; fresh fowls, 12 1-2017 l-2c; turkeys, 129'21c. |
