New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-28
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. . (SpeciaD.-Wheat was strong
hut closed only slightly higher than YESTERDAY
The trading was local and unimportant. AS yes
terdsy. there was sinking spell near the close
Liverpool finished unchanged There was fine
weather Northwest. The Price Current reported
Indications OF full average area seeded. Cables
reported the crop prospects in India never bet
ter Previous estimates Of the French wheat crop
we're reported officially raised to about 1900, 600
bushels Primary market receipts were $4,000
bushels This the first time in weeks that they
have fallen below the I 900 90 bushel mark on
Thursday Of last week the total was 1,035,G00
bushels and last year 1122,1l0 bushels. The -four
trade reported very dull. The Northwestern
output was estimated at 6o0Oo barrels less than
Pr The previous week with only about three
foUrths ~ The output sold. Minneapolis and DU-
luth stocks viii increase 10000 this week St
louis reported Tennessee. Indiana. Ohio and Mich
iean millers buying wheat freely there. Kansas
CITY also reported cash wheat in demand. Local
sales $50 o50 bushels. Charters $4,000 bushels
Al q q I7sc to Buffalo. Seaboard sales. 2sSGl0
bushels CIearances. $4,000 bushels. Local cars
rs. estimates for tomorrow. 81. Wheat opened
steady Ct INC 1850. ranged between 771sc and
-. d7-7sc. and closed ~ T71aQ777sc.
Corn was dull though the September fuctuated
over q VIDE range OF price Tho September sales
during the session not 100 90 bushels,
though double this was reported Immediately after
The close Cudahy bought considerable November
and Decemher. corn. and the general market was
strong Cash grain men report more aCeeptsnces
n their bids for cash corn in Iowa than for all
~ last week combined. Most Of the bids were &c
cva- October in Chicago. Yesterdays advance, and
me fact that Iowa corn cannot Be got here for
September prices. combined to increase the &C
osprances. Local cars. u. were eighty more than
expected estimates for tomorrow. 10 cars. cash
sses we've 5000 bushels. Charters. 10000 bushels
1s.c 70 Buffalo. Seaboard sales. 4oS0 bushels.
September corn opened at 43i4c, sold a. &c and
4i.c. and closed g. the bottom.
Oats we're very dull and closed Just + shade
unde- Yesterdays final figure. Cash sales were
s000 bushels Charters, go @l0 bushels at 1i4c 70
Buffalo Local cars were 1S3, estimates for to-
morrow are go. November opened and closed at
c@sc The high point was c2l2c-
Flaxseed was lc lower for cash and unchanged
n &c Of for futures Cash closed At 81 81 Septem-
her. 8 5ls.; October. s. a. Receipts al the three
points were lo4 cars compared with % last year
There were evidence Of considerable mauipula
ton in provisions Shorts in September and Octo-
her IIps and October PORK were attempting 70 cover
n G market that extremely bare Of offerings.
September ribs advanced = &c from yesterdays
closing and finished ~ the top. October made
gain ~ DC Whiic January only advanced 2lo 10 90.
October pork advanced &c. while the covering or
shorts irs height. but closed only SC higher
than yesterday The lard list closed % 10 5c
Nghe- The packing for the week at Western
centres was 80 no hogs. against $4,000 year ago.