New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
THr TR4DE ~ CHICAGO.

ch.-.,-o sept % (SI-ociaD .-To-day's wheat mar
kot was peculiarly local one. Ne"-1 OK WIS
closed ara contributed neither news nor business
Prices early were firm December at It's best Oel"9
&c over Thursday. The strength was az gone
- the close December and May at the Wind up
vera ilqa., under Thursday December opened al
-2tc sold between 7ia.c and 73'73'c. ana ciose1 al
73,.l73.s The September was lc over the Decrh'-
Der at the opening: x closed at &c discount me
short interest was evidently out mere were 'I"Sc
who thought that possibly the arrival nome OF T.
D Armour might have something to 90 WIN
tba 6is,r,,earance Of the September premium Inc
eorsst,or,l cotton incident IN New-Oreans had
soma temporary influence on all the gram mar
kets and more or less on wheat temporarily
When Il was learned that tho New-OI4ea"s COTTON
Advance lad been the result Of bogus cable 'here
WAS a reaction here. Those who hao lNouH"'
,ha, the cotton advance was 10 be a preliminary
for advances in oil agricultural products were t'e
quickest 10 sol out IN disgust. NIedFaices WIZ
only 274e0 bush. New-York being closed ana re-
porting nothing. Argentine shipments "''e '
bush which was considerably less than the week
previous. Liverpool futures were up Only 'sd.
Western receipts were less than last Friday ana
much less than last year. Hi"H bush al lNlh''!
points compared with l5i-eD bush .--i Week.
ire loss # the september premium would indicate
that tho Weare operations IN September are 'N''
ard that no short interest - left
COW was strong early the September al i's best
-, 80. the December and May up &c to i.c. The
craer cotton experience at New-Orean-, the Wiz
advance there GA the fake news innN'i'ei COZ"
as II did wheat. helping prices early ana I'"'''e
a detrn1ent TO them later. There was ronsl ei"h.e
= covering Up l. noon. lae 9ri''m.' f''' ''
quo 10 soc. and closed III 1924. December sold
fr0n, oa-.c 10 3a,c. and closed at Sc lA' May
soIs from 39sc 10 3ii.c and closed al 5'" i'''en
covered n considerable line of May. Receipts were
o0a cars with 100 estimated for tomorrow. Liver
rooi was about steady. soaboard cloaranccs. 90"
bushels Argentine shipments. L5sl'"I Dlsi'' -.
ebippinc business with New-Iork was out o. Inc
question Two Philadelphia concerns TOOK 81
bushels com, all rail. Sentiment nero is i"'"o'
b,lush on the deferred futures
mo oats Influences were the same a. those IL Inc
other pits some sentimental help carly on ne
New-Orleans cotton advance and some telAns "A'h
tho truth In regard 70 the NewOrleans incident De-
veloped. September oats carly advanced 49, nd'
lost II all. and closed sc under December many
The other futures were steady within mario" nm
rs September closed at Z'.c: December - 81
Nv. 2iisa2p.c Receipts were 10 cars, with SN
for Tomorrow. Clearan noes were 275or) bushels
Shipping sales. 10000 bushels.
FIaxssed was strong at &c 70 Sc over Thursday
eeDteuber s. l8: October. s. 49,; December y l-r4
MINNEAPOLIS had "a cars; Duluth. 2i9; Chicago =.
Provisions were steady for lard. barely siea9H
for RIBS and pork The range OF p'''e7 "7S "a
ceedinrlv narrow There hardly anything far
thor than changing IN the pit. The packers con
+,nue 10 he sellers u January. Barrett. Farnum &
70 who failed a week ago owing about kV'" y
the trade. have offered creditors poo IN cash and q
turn over accounts - Il trustee slfhc'Nnt 10 pa
about nc more The offer IS considered praciicaN
8oo cash. There were signatures obtained 70 ~
composition paper to-day.
on the curb tonight puts on December whea
closed at r3.sc; calls TIC. Puts OF December corr
soc, calls. 2c. Puts on May corn. 91'.8%7sc calls
29.437sc.