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Show GRAIN ; CHICAGO, July 24. Big receipt here estimated at COO carloads, led to a material docllne in t he prlco Df wheat today during tho early dealings itieriFh - rip figures from Kansas and :.iorable weather in the sptlng wheat territory were Additional bearish factors. fac-tors. There was a general rush to sell and an evident lack of important baying, initial qurotatlons whbu ranged from quarter to lower, September Sep-tember f 1.08 01.02ft and December $1 1001 10'., were to Mowed by a material ma-terial further setback Corn and oats as well as wheat were depressed by large receipts. After opening op-ening unchanged to lower, September Septem-ber 63 0 03 U c, the market underwent a moderate general sag. Oats started l lower. September Septem-ber 336ic and rained s little but then fell lower than before. Provisions wero without support despite an upturn In hoc values. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. July 24. Flour unchanged to 10c lower, family fam-ily patents $7.55 r 7.90. Brun. $17.00. POTATO MAKKin. CHICAGO, July 24 Potatoes, weaker, weak-er, receipts 152 curs; total L' S. shipments ship-ments 731; eastern shop Virginia stave barrels Irish cobblers $3.75 3.80. Kansas sacked cobblers $1 65 'a 1.-75 cwt.; Kansas Karly Uhlos poorly graded, sucked fl.00! IS cwt.. Minnesota Min-nesota L'arly Olilos sacked and bul'.i $125 cwt. BUTTER AND EGGS. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 24. Butter But-ter unchanged, creamery SSc packing 24c. Eggs, one cent lower, firsts ISc. Poultry, hens unchanged IS to 19, broilers 1 cont lower, 22Q25. M UX YORK SUA i n NEW YORK, July 24 Foreign bar silver 00,. Mesli jin dollars l2i. |