New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-15
THE TR4DE N CHICAGO.

Chicago Sap+ Il (SpeciaD-Wheat started OF
strong and higher. but the market was met
important sales by the elevator interests and N
local bulls u no bought yesterday The result va
4 weak closing with the early advance all lost an
a little extra decline added. II was raining agar
all over the Northwest. with predictions OF nor
tomorrow The Liverpool cables had responded
the advance here yesterday, and were @tGld higher
The local receipts also, were light at z46 cars an
,laarances large. at 10000 bushels Everythr
was auspiciOus at the outset. and predictions Of
sharp advance were general Heavy selling b
IVrAnn and Raynond-Pynchon, following upon n
rsalfzins sales by those spectators who Ia
bourb+ so freely on Thursday. proved more tha
the market could stand. Il was presumed ina
the big commission selling was largely for Aruiou
q Co There were no sales OF cash wheat ner
,odav though 81. Louis reported 10000 ousaei
and The seaboard rocco bushels Vessel room
. Ir7s,ar was chartered for $1,000 bushels Tnouzi
,bara was some falling OF IN receipts az hansa
Citv there was enough increase elsewhere 20 pllnl
tbe total at primary markets Up 70 L2i5co ousnei
for the DAY, as compared with l-+-lt0 oushsls IS
Friday and 1245o0O bushels Tor the eorFesPonoia.
dsv last wear. Receipts al Minneapolis and Duluu
,o-7av were $50 cars. against AS a week ago an
o22 a wear ago. October wheat opened az nc
7sgsc. sold from 76c TO 76Ssc for some time the
5rop7ed to CSC and closed al 75l2c
Corr. was neither as active and stFons cary 10
as weak later as was wheat There was good sAof
interest which held the market steady, and nun
her of bearish influences. which prevented u to'
.5vaDcfng Commission houses we're ge1ierai-E az
posed TO sell stuff and in view OF the early slies
IN wheat the scaIping shorts were inclined % o-s
The market was not big enough 10 admit o. nus
business either way. Liverpool closed al % >
higher Argentine shipments for the WeeA "
| large at 11S6G00 bushels, as compared Win ~.
bushels last week and 1SSSe0 bushels a year AZ
/ Primary market receipts were $500 olsAS;ss
/ ComDared with SS4010 bushels last rIGty ~
( bushels a wear ago. The exports lcr ms - n
week were light, and in marked contrast - An
sales reported for export All or the sleN-S-
r0aterialiv cut down the SepIeTloSr ~ Sl-.-I
ro9L1c their bids for cash corn 20 tne ecu
/ 7i~ht Despite the relative reduction - -
trS offerings showed some increase 80 80 =
S95- estimates for tomorrow 5t'- CaS- ,,sSS, -
/ ma Aaa bushels The seaboaTd repoT1eo 49, ~
/ sIs Charters were 10000 bushels az - ~
I $40 october opened at SS-sc 20 SS-sc- sou ~"
! SOIL, 10 S9l-c and closed at $50 -. M
I oats were quiet and steady Cnar-el Sfoc-,Ss
/ bushels The DAYS range was ca-ely ~
! closed at &c. 49, -.,.s,rrs Of hog
! ana limited speculative demand lne c@ So :.
! continues good. Pork lost tlcc 70 -, .s-ssyi
! 10 lac and ribs. g, as cor1l area WIN Se1
! closing -,.- 49, Il, "a IL
/ higher but the close showed only rs SSS,s n
/ Cain The cash demand continues very eJS 49, 4
I No Northwestern closed at II d, SePlS.-.sS Nh
) and October, 81 46i. Receipts at Jle 80
we're us cars. compared with lS9 ta>l H7a-'