New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-01
TRiDE N CHIC4GO.

Chicago March 81 tspecia)-Every one expected a
higher and excited corn market this morning. anu
lost people were prepared for it, but the Harris
Gates party put a million corn on the market In
IA FIRST ten minutes broke the price &c a bushe
nd then took the line all back. To-night's corn
rices are unchanged 10 &c better than Saturday
.say opened at 6eIsc. sold between 5sasc and oNsc
and closed at e0lsc; July closed at 6O3sc and the
senren1ber at sec To-days development is a good
illustration of the character which the Harris-Gaes
corn campaign viii take.
This crowd OF clever professionals is evidently
in for hig bull campaign, but it does not propose
q. be yietiraized. 1t Will keep everybody else guess
,,p Will sell corn when il is expected TO buy anu
l,pr !, when il is expected sell. and will try to
ma Ike the money itself and TO keep the taliers from
getting the prizes. Cudahy and Patten were polh
n the corn market in general way to-day, Cuo-
ebv doing a good deal Of his trading through taf-
ris-Gates
-- moro IL cars of corn here with 175 estimat-
ed for tomorrow The cash market was strong
with the No only lS4c unoer lhe |HaS
Primary receipts were little ahead OF last year
20 600 bushels against $4,000 bushels There was
decrease in the visible of 1900 bushels the loeai
e,ocp $4,000 bushels increased $4,000 bushels.
There were large Russian shipments-l'l0o'e" pusii-
els-and large Danuban-1,5S2,c 600 bushels-aio tieie
was an increase on passage Of 152oo busheis' es
GO, men -eported a moderate inquiry for ROOM win
-be lake rate He Clearances were lioVo pusIel9'
r.. 4ra.,n markets were closed and there were no
cables There is be a holiday mere lo-lhoiio"
Election Day. -
Wheat early broke &c, and later TINS JOSS was
-e,oxere6 Local and Southwestern professionals
6,a the sefng-Cudahy, Kaufman and Others Ihey
zve,e messing the profits they had IN wheat sod d.
,,,yber nrices The recovery toward me close "aS
ell, win, the corn rally and partly on buying oy
80 ,,no figure wheat has had long decline ana
&c. some reaction from the bottom is Que. May
- - -1,Lc sold between 7lssc and 1Ol2c, ana
800 ar nc sellers; July closed at 123sc, ana the
san,enber at 72l4c- Crop adVices We're Oh po'ii
10 tho newspaper reports rather bearisn- some
:. ne r,-iyate crop reporters travelling through
z.,sas nredict that the government VIII hol inahe
$3.50 over e5 and that the yield will not be ABOVE
= mo nrn bushels compared with sO1evU pushels
-. r..r There was favorable weather Inc lor-
- r+atte,fcs were bearish: an increase on passage
9as ls,a bushels. Liverpool reported Us carsoes
s,r.d off coast Foreigners were sun TAXING
- raster holiday and there were no caples'
,.,,x,. rbnn,errs were s.s32eoe bushels MODERATE
- - tho light American contribution. wheat
es-.. .ere less than last year--5I5v" nnsheis at
.sr, ro,-ts against $4,000 bushels Clearahces
-. KS 90 bushels. The seaooard repofpeo oiis
,a.as Cor export. Nothing was worked mere 1oi
shipment ,., - off 1zc earl7,
osts were I'D and down with corn. OH &c eaiis >
-. ,oetrs 1.c 10 nc better than Saturday Fattel.
a. a,i,c ,,othing Receipts are light, ABOUT nan
~.ar.s Cash prices are keeping at a premium.
MAJ closed al &C. July al 5i54c and September at
2gj.c bid. "a. .,.
provisions early broke moderately on profit tax
,rs,. they recovered the loss and closed lhe AAiie
a. saturday. Packers were the buyers on the oe-