THE CLASSIFIED MARKETS FINANCIAL NEWS RADIO

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929

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Chicago, July 2.--OD--Sudden big upturns in wheat prices at Liverpool and Bueno6 Aires helped give decided fresh strength today to the wheat market here. Besides, export demand for wheat from North America broadened out. today's business totaling 1,250,000 bushels, including some domestic hard winter and durum. Reports of adverse wheat crop condl(? tions in Canada and the United States persisted, with estimates current that the 1929 yield in the United . States will be 29.000.000 bushels less than last year and Oanada reduced 140,000,000 bushels.

Wheat closed unsettled. l%c to 2'sc net higher, (July 117% to 74; Sept. 1.22% to Dec. 1.28*4 to %). Corn 74c to % to Tic up. .July 94%

to %; Sept. 94% to %to ?%; Dec. 91% to *3). Oats %c to %c advanced,

and July 44%; Sept. 44%; Dec. 47%

to 48).

Provisions varying from 7c decline to a rise of a shade.

Chicago wheat rose still higher and

then reacted somewhat. Corn, oats

and provisions were also firmer. with

corn starting 3-8 to 3-4 higher and

K afterward keeping near to the initial

* range.

Unofficial monthly wheat crop esti-

mates issued here today showed decided curtailment as compared with a month ago, but the cut was less radical ttrn in general had been looked for. The average of today's estimates of 1929 domestic winter wheat production was 601,000.000

bushels and 01 spring wheat 254,000,000 bushels, against respectively

622,000.000 bushels and 250,000,000 bushels, forecast a month ago.

Only moderate fluctuations here in wheat prices followed the announcement of the July crop estimates. The * bullish effect of the estimates had been discounted before hand. Meanwhile. crop advice:, today continued to

tell of shortage of moisture in spring

wheat territory both sides of the Canadian boundary Black rust was much in evidence but not expected

to reach damaging stages until midJuly.

Corn was somewhat' firmer. Oats leflecter less favorable crop comments. Provisions were unsettled.

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Briggs Mfg

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Chrysler

74%

Colorado Fuel

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