New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-29
SAN FRAVCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Scot 2-The official closing quo
.tinns fnr mining stocks 10 -laN wore as foUoWs.
TIE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago Sent 2S (SpeciaD.-Wheat al It's pest TO-
sav was &C to 1c over Wednesday. 1t closed i4c
10 &c over the active and deferred futures max
ing the best gain The September was sofa HeeY
by elevator people. and lost some OF It's premium
closing &c over December at 1850. The December
opened at 73a.c to 1890 sold between 15'4a ''7sc
ard 74ic and closed at 1916. 1t was over the can
price most Of the day. and closed over Inc MAY
made the best rally closing at 7GNc LNerpoo was
l.Qigd higher Influenced by the IransNaaL Inc
possibility Of a South African war was more OF
less Of factor here. II is taken for granted such
a denouement would excite the English markets
and have considerable sentimental effect on TINS
side Cl.arances were large $1,000 bushei5. hc-
CENTS showed n decided falling off from last "'eh'
In four days the primary wheat receipts are >'0''
bushels under the same four days last Week anu
Z 7O0oo bushels under the same four days a year
GOO Thor, was no shipping business closed here.
for Clicapo is the highest market I'm the West
s. Louis reported good accepjances from the OH
tiuont Toledo reported large export hour s"I'S'
and Duluth said its cash situation hau zee" III
proved by a break IN the lake rate. 81 LOUIS was
tho best buver here. Kaufman. presumably eau-
ing IN H. Counsolman-Day were the best se"riS'
The market shows a decided broadening. ana the
coprdcnce * now altogether on the buying SIDE
Short sellers have become as timld as were inc
buyers early IN the week. on the cash be'eHoe'
was 74c bid. .
sentcnober corn broke a cent. touching @2'sc. II
had n ltte rally closing ar 500. II IS taken Tor
GRANTED here that the elevator people VIII III an
.reir Sonternher sales 20 the New-York bulls with
cash corn The New-York longs We're moderate
Golfers Of September to-day. 1t looks as II the
uossibYitv Of any squeeze gone. although there
g. M inclination 10 be over confident on the point.
Receipts to-day were l13a cars; the estimate loF
,o-r,orrow 100 cars The seaboard reported =
loads for export. The shipping demand here was
declared moor although charters were announced
for 100000 bushels. Liverpool was ga Io"er.
Seahoar1 clearances were $4,000 bushels
september oats had about such a break as Sep
tenber corn off at one time &c. but recovering
half Of II. September closed at nc DeVe""'i
227sc to &c. May 2rsc. Shippers called the oe-
mand poor. on the other hand receipts were small
o2i cars with 215 for tomorrow. Seaboard clear
ances were l9S 900 bushels. Elevator people were
the sellers Of September.
Flaxseed was firm but quiet prices up &c to l12c
Light receipts for the season are the feature.
MINNEAPOLIS % cars to-day. Duluth. 146 cars;
chicago A. cars 1t is said that interest here
has about 100000 bushels fax bought for Octo-
her and December, bought here through Milne.
II f. supposed 10 be the American company Sep
tornber closed at 81 !, October 81 II; December,
81 10
Provisions were steady. the last prices about the
same as Wednesdays 10 a shade under The range
was narrow There was further sharp demand
for cash lard from the Continent. and packers
we're buyers OF October lard In the pit. There was
some October liquidation by outsiders. Packers
were sellers Of January product. Liverpool was
"a higher on lard. A war with South Africa ought
10 help provisions.
on the curb puts on December wheat closed AZ
73isq73Nc, calls, 749c. Puts on May corn 30fig
S07Sc: calls 3O& 03o7sc