New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Only moderate speculation occurred In wheat yeo
terday, but prices were depressed 7-ea1 1-o cents
The bears We're reinforced by an array OF influences
which might have led To more anxiety on the part o.
holders if the bull temper was not still confident In
the face Of temporary set backs. There were unisiaV
large imports into the United Kingdom reported for
the past week. and the visible supply IN EnsIna ~
tons we're also made in the visible supply statement
furnished Monday by the Produce ESchansc rai1hs
lover prices for silver also furnished collateral ar
gunent for the bears as Of course ceapenimg OF ts
metal affords better opportunity for Indian , ano
Russian competition. The Ohsctng bull iacIofs %en
caiy firm cables and the decrease Of .os M0 bushels s
de ee % in the s Russian crop helped stard
ie decline October options opened hisher, At 81 GS
declined from m 81 s. o. 80 Il 10 IS % y cs.s
w what if Sas ahsn for %" Milling Milling and 1905
bushels for storing purposes. s,e
nearly 100000 bushels on passage to Europe I'm, ns
weakness in wheat caused a recession. so that the
options closed of - cent for september and ~
ended weaker The export demand reached oooo"
bushels. .
oats decidedly strong. and In spite OF reaS
ton I'm sympathy with the leading cereal, tho Nearby
months closed l,.ol4 cent better. The spot marker
Lard was depressed 1871 IL points in options on .
vigorous raid credited to the bis chicago map5%t
The final quotations we're rs follow, o., 40 "a.
Wheat september 81 Oh - Octopr' 81 " -
November. 81 O3 L.; December, II "a 3'4; Nay
corn September 81 I4c: October % lac; Novem-
Oats-Septrmbcr. Al Sic; october, Al I--c' ~"
vember. a :i4c YAK Al i,aH SC A. December
81 D: January. ~ 80 asked. ..o,or.oa r.s,erdav
The receipts Of ; and -four rrpore snS SeI Eo,toH
were a, follows: Wheat, 1924 bu'leI, corn Io3.:; -"
bushels losso bushels total cs niscG '@ Tii.
wankrr and ST. Louis tho arrivals were: Wnea.;
III o5j bushels corn. :Is 125 bushels: oats @3S'3
bushels; total grain, 1901 bushels HOUR io'''A
packages.
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago sept. % ,SpcciaIh-wheat bulls on Mondsy
night left of much elated almost CONVINCED 'nAS
their side going to renew its old success. 10
night all this citation gone. The loiciGn NEWS
did the business The thing that attracted the mo,o
attention WAS the announce mcnt that the English
200 900 bushcl~. Vet this >o'aed English vi'iol"
i,r.ity wheat arrival, and III" farmer deliveries and
d-iu,tng the neris, consumption. me tguI- nov nov.
market bowed i drop from Monia, Of alout ,
september "p.ncd at - :: ana 'loI'd ~ -
and II 90 = and closed at The lnttoin May "penc1
at - "G !. >old between - oi :: and ~ o. and
Minirapo.> had ~ cars. Dnuth 90. DEGREES" l,i
III" ari"uut on pa>>ac" Of .o-r~ hu'hrI, a'irar,cd
VA, pronounced hi III" bear, god argument. Tho
- Ioui, corn bull, who have been working hard for
today september opened at - >. and closed ao
~ 80 T. 81 october opened AT Il II. touch4t
l. ; . and closed l.. MAY opened al 30 IS. sOld
ln,iwrrn - - and 20 : and ,o>'d 30 :" 30 ID.
The arrivals. 200 under. Tho expectations.
IN. c.tinlateS for Wednesday 800. The incident IN
the provision pit Wa. the selling ont Of lot Of
>Iori ribs ~ brokers for Durham 4 Go. This hoUso
supposed DO long several million pounds for sone
sort III crowd. Provision were inclined IT, bc weak any
way The Durham selling increased that tendency.
Toledo sept o3wh' a, !",iy". !ov'r; cash and Sen
t.nlrl =. ~, D'r,u,r. II oli4 Nav. 81 oOc. Gom
avn. steady: cash and >'p,'nbrr 5c.c. oats quiet
lio,"-',d .tih' IT sty cash and september,
~ 80 Drceu b.. 81 10. Isc.pts-wt'at j.. 100 bush
com Al 100 lrth 0lt- "1oi bush. shipments heat
1 coo bush: cts. 500 bush Oat-. 800 bush.