New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
THE TRADE " CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 9 (S.eciaD. were strong
wheat markets everywhere to-day. The strong
est Of tho lot was Duluth. where the cash was
up 3 cents. Cash at Minneapolis was up I cent
This was in spite OF large receipts so mat II
looked as II the Northwest had got TO the
noint where II did not much mind the big
CENTS Minneapolis and Duluth to-day had eif
cars against 496 year ago. Gables were
strong Liverpool closing Is and = penny higher
the Continental markets. up somewhat There
WAS The point that the Government crop report
which is 10 be issued at noon Saturday, will
show A drop in spring wheat conditions OF pos
sibly :, points This taken cautiously and
was considered hardly probable, but II had some
effect for all that. Seab0ari clearances were
351 900 bushels. Rye strong again with
good export demand Prices were up cent
which made an advance on rye In TWO Gays OF
q, cents The seaboard put its export busnessa
~ loads There was not much business closed
here, only % 600 bushels No. . hard; and reports
were conflicting as to the local cash SITUATION
Some reported IL strong; others declared the
demand slow. The advance In cash at Duluth.
about 3 cents a bushel. ought 10 have Increased
the demand here. and It probably did somewhat
Argentine shipments were nothing. Local. re-
celpts were 19l cars. against 269 year ago
year. 1351 900 bushels The demand in the
future market was from shorts New-fork was
a buyer; so was the Southwest. The commits
sion-house buying was led by Dickinson bdlo-
win Quincy. Barrett-Farnum and by Candy
There was broader trade II IS expected the
visible supply Monday will increase l'5O'oW
bushels. That big figure was ignored as COM
nletcIv as were the receipts. December opened
al 6li. cents; sold between Sis and 62ls cents
and closed at 80 cents. September closed 81
637s cents.
Corn advanced Z cent and held almost all OF
Il December opened at 3oi. to 30is cents sold
between BOZ. and 307s cents and closed at oos
cents The weather map showed freezing tenn
peratures throughout Dakota. under 80 degrees
AZ places The forecast was for fross III
Northern Illinois Northern Indiana and NoIlh
crn Iowa tonight This would have been QUIZ
motive enough Of itself but in addition there
was the "pont" that the Government repo"
would drop the corn condition 60 points
realized that will make the condition for Sep
tcmber only 500 per cent and make me ciOp
obnut I $40 ono 600 bushels against 1.9S0ou.W
bushels as Indicated I'm the August report. lnS
''point" was regarded with suspicion. but IL ""'
nevertheless one OF the market factors. ne
celpts were 100 cars With 40 estimated 'O'
SATURDAY. Samples were II cent higher Liver
pool vas |. 10 /. penny higher. Argentine sh'p
mems vera 16OOoO bushels. compared WIN
nothing last wear The local shipping de'''e"'
was improved Very little business was aoN''
but that was because holders advanced Pf1oe''
There was a broader speculative trade oh''
ters were 100000 bushels New-York repof'''
"a loads Tor expert. ~
oats were up - to Il cent and held aii"o'' "
of It. 1t was sympathy with the other SCI"
There was considerable covering 10y SHUTS -
lily by Updike. a floor trader. way ope",
2l2. 10 2l7s cents sold at us cents anu Oh
at the top Receipts were so cars VIII" ',V
estimated for to-morrow Samples were -
cen, higher Seahoard clearances were o.',s
II 600 bushels Charters were made lor i'''
bushels ...v
Provisions lost about half of the advance '"N.
made on Thursday. There was not 50 ~ a.
trade. The pit thought the Cudahys "au ns
OF lard for sale and the market was ho'
enough To take IT, Pork closed =: 10 ' ~
under THURSDAY. lard ~ cents under anu -,
~ To H. cents under. There was H'S' =,
shipping demand for meats. but the ouslh.
lard was not large. There were 2oo" ave"
with 1JOOO estimated for Saturday FrN
the wards were cents higher Al the 81
Western points there were 5000 hogs W.
pared with 3S 900 last year. The English hV. -.
are the bulls now. and hold a line of iaru'
Cudahys are supposed to head the pear '''
gent go, al
ON the curb puts on December wheat c'oSe
blss cents: calls, 622. cents fu'S ."
corn. 3Ois cents: calls. 81. cents.