Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PROVISION
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Special to the Appeal
CHICAGO, September 27.-The market on
the Board to-day exhibited rather a bear
ish tendency. Although there was mod
crate receipts and comparative large ship
ments, there was shown a determination
on the part of the bears to hold control if
possible. To-day being a short session
there was no new development of any
kind apparent, and while corn and wheat
showed an apparent strength that was not
unsuitable, the bulls did not take hold with
their usual ~freeness and self-cOntrol. The
regular Board adjourned to-day ut u
o'clock m. to allow its members to attend
the State Fair; hence the ~iatness all
around on all options. Trade was very
light. Tomorrow, though, we believe,
will bring forward an clement in the Octo-
Der cereal which will be severely felt.
Last night there was q good frost in
and around Chicago, and while the
bears claim that the corn IL al
ready fully matured and that
no harm can ensue from its effects, there
is 4 ~rvousne felt on their part which
shows that while they are trying to hide
the receipts OF corn to-day are about the
usual amount at this time of the year, but
the shipments are greater, and while the
visible supply of Canada and the United
States is far ahead OF last year for the same
time, it seems to cut no figure, and the
bulls are preaching each day OF short crops
and as the money is on their side, and il
the hands of very strong parties, we pre-
diet strong and higher prices on all cereals
Pork, we think, will go still lower; the re
ceipts continue great and demand small
l Cash ribs are offered quite low, and il
some cases at - 1905 10 per cwt, while thu
= future months range 65c per cwt. higher
These will OF course come to a parity afte
awhile and all hog products must neces
sariiy rule tower,
October wheat opened this morning a
I 95sc, declined and closed at 949c. Novem
: her wheat opened at 81 &c and closed at 96JC
October corn opened at 494c, went t
494c and closed at 49sc. November cor
opened at 4S4c, advanced to 4SSc an
closed at 4S!G,
= October pork opened at SO 90, theme
to $40 30, declined and closed at SO .;
> January pork opened at Sll 224, advance
to ST. Pa, declined to 81 224 and close
ut Sll %.
October eleaf nib sides QRened at So :
. and closed at 81 IS; January clear ri
sides opened at S. IS and closed at s. -.
October lard opened at 81 IA, advanced
i and closed at 81 so; January lard opene
% at 81 67!@7 30, and closed at its opening
% q points above last night.
ReeeiRts-Wheat 100, sls bu; corn, 279
= 647 bu hogs, 1900 head. Shipments
81 wheat, $500 bu; corn, 2S2, ass bu; hos
es %(official yesterday, 544 head; price
% hogs 81 45(G5 10.
= Associated Press Report.
81 CHICAGO, September 27.-Visible SUI
d ply of grain: Wheat, 26, l72,O 200 bu; corr
), 10, 8 900 bu; oats, 5,700,00 0 bu; nv
l,697, 900 bu barley, $4,000 bu.
st The Board of Trade adjourned at moo
IN on account of the State Fair. No ca
IS, board. hegqlis wheat Ill n,odeI4te spec
lative business and steady, but the ice
Is t(G)sc, declined &c, closed &c lower ths
Az tolCAudN oNASc iSS ~ pptNtpf Nt
TENDER, 94lG995lc October, 96S@97ic n
yember, 9St@99!c December, 99Sc
81 cog the year, 81 o6s@1 OF Ma,
spring, 9ii@9i4o; winter, 81 6a.
ed Corn steady at slightly reduced price
v; fluctuations ranged between &c and clos,
f(Gsc lower than yesterday sales ranged
". 49i(G49!c September, 49kG49Rc Octob,
/. 4Sl@+sSc November, I65G474c the We;
,.x 46se4Tte January. 4aG i1sl May,
rs Oats a .shade easier, in sympathy wi
other markets; sales ranged at 27l627
az September, 27f@274c October, 2slc \
Is vember, 27s@27ic the year, S12@S
% Nav.
Pork-Trading light at an advance
40 5(dl0c, closed steady; sales ranged
SO $40 30Gl0 80 October, SO 25Gl0 81 \
vember. $40 S0(al0 S7k December, SO
@l0 l5a the yeaf, sll iss@n 2T4 j;
uary.
MS; Lard moderately active and 2l@
'us higher; sales ranged at 81 774G7 S2A
'ck tober, 81 60G7 62} November, 81 6O@7
ms; December, 81 60 the year, 81 65@7
day January.
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