New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
THE TRADE IN CHJC4GO

chicago. Sept. 26 (SpeciaD-Wheat stsr,.a
ike bear market to-day. but IT wound nm .
Dull one Early prices showed a loss Of u cent
10 = cent from Saturdays; the close was g. zen,
10 = cent over Saturday December opened n
o'a cents sold between SO cents and s.k cents
and closed at 64h cents sellers The nrst ,ncu.
nation TO the market came from the cah,e,
Liverpool was IL. pence 10 :. penny lower: Paris
was even weaker. There was an inc-sasa ~
passage Of 10000 bushels The lJor,,we.t
mad l,o'3 cars. compared with 427 last y.,r
ana the total at primary markets 176s ON
pusneis, was little ahead OF last year The
change in the tone was caused by an IN sxp.,ted
decrease in the visible SUNNY SSOOOo ,us,.,.
oh saturday every one was predicting an IN.
crease Of 100000 or more Seaboard cIe.rar...
were o''"o bushels. New-York put the .xport
business nj fifty loads. not including thirty ,o,a,
done late Saturday. No cash business was d,ne
mere me Northwestern markets were weak en-
cash and September. Car lots were u cent tol
cent lower here. The worlds shipments S.
cording to Broomhal. 100000 bushels wr,e
more IMAM 2,oDWn bushels ahead OF the week
previous. The local stock. 1900 bushels
showed an increase for the week OF % 900 bush.
els. The local inspection was 30l cars. with 20
q
ket until about noon. The trade then increased
somewhat With the advance 1t was not a Zig
market at its best.
corn closed u cent 10 X cent over SATURDAY.
'he last prices being ;he top December opened
at 29's cents. sold between 29Iaa29% cents and
:" cents, and closed at 30 cents. May closed at
81 cents. New-York reported ~ loads taken
Tor export. There was a good cash demand
mere with sales At least 100000 bushels al
though the lake rate was very strong at ~
cents Receipts were 65l cars with 1.O25 est.
mated for Tuesday. Samples were steady Liv-
erpoo was Il penny 10 y penny lower Sea-
board clearances were 32J G0 bushels Charters
here were about 100000 bushels The visible In
creased 10000 bushels: the local stock $685.
600 bushels. increased $4,000 bushels. There
was decrease on passage. 100000 bushels
The buying was by large owners Of elevators IN
Kansas and Nebraska: II begins to look as II
they were disposed to take the December hedges
or their cash corn
Oats were steady because rhe other grains
were. The range was within >. cent. the close
barely y cent over Saturday September closed
at I'm cents. December nj II cents May -
22Nq@2Ts cents. Receipts were 49l cars, VIZ"
GOO estimated for Tuesday The visible IN,
creased 5000 bushels the local stock. 'So''""
bushels. increased 10000 bushels seaooa,N
clearances were 2O3OOO bushels. The specus'
tive trade Is very narrow.
Although there was a good deal OF ye''0"
fever talk In the newspapers. and. although h'e
receipts were large provisions closed SUING
The last prices were the best ones. pork Id 'e"'.
to 20 cents over Saturday: lard. Ia cents o's
ribs, 2h cents to ~ cents over. EarS Wv.
was a dip in prices, but the English CONF 40.
which are the large holders OF iard' came W
support Of prices. There was proo"o' ,-,,
Armour huv,ns through brokers. and certainly
Soma cudabv covering. There were 81. 900 hogs
with 90 600 estimated for tomorrow. Prce'
were < cents lower.
On the curb puts on December wheat ciose-
az 63a cents: calls" GAN cents; puts on De.
cember corn were 297s cents to 80 CENTS ea''
oIN cents 10 80 cents.