New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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c,s,oogo Oct. 12-wheat was easier the greater
u* -. the dav. with a strong turn in the middle.
4. tho close there was about &C loss, compared
with final figures OF the day before Corn closed
little lower. and oats. after session Of great
a+rorg+h and activity early and an immense
a-,o,n+ ~ selling by satisfied longs closed sc
,,- for 0ecenber and &c higher for May Pro-
--..;-,z ,vara firm. and better. ali around trade
was done
Openfng of the wheat market was al Shaoe TO-
-,o+io from the closing figures OF the day before
The reason for the easier feeling had to De sought
IN me changed conditions in the pit arising from
- ,,oa,yr covering Of shorts the day before That
aIir,irat ted q large number of those who are most
easily, Impressed by the bull canards that are pes
daily sprung on the market from every point OF tho
commercial compass. Local inspection showed re-
lei+s Of % cars. whereas 122 were received the
same day Of the year before The market mere
,as wall held AT small concession on the previous
DAVIS final values December closed at Soc 10 oo1sc'
The highest was $3.50 to S62c, and the lowest Sosc-
Nav sold from 8712c S9sc, down to Sc closing at
S714c. .,.,
standing +bA strong market for oats, the tendency
OF the prfce most of the day was shghuy down
ward Small country movements ana eAcelleH1
sbfDpIng demand did not have much influence III
view cT supposed elect ~ 1-4S 49,
weather in forwarding the fitness OF ne" coz" I0'
,arxat TocaI receipts were lS4 cars December
7 IRON, 45lko down to 44z4c, closing at 44sc- Inc
btgres+ for Nav was A34c, the lowest 44c- Inc
close was 44c TO 441sc-
largo inquiry for both domestic ana Foreign ac-
counts continues to be the basis for the Dun opera
+,ors IN the oa+ pit Excitement was at 1ever
height with this pit being the centre OF 80
..o,ghor+ The dav Business was exceedingly
Io-ga and the onfv preventive Of a furtheT rise
-,as the selling OF longs who took profits freely on
80, ADVANCE NJ &c. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
interests we're again large buyers. One OF the
largest shipping houses here, which mas also 0een
s77onr the largest sellers Of oats aoroau' a'diCeu
i sailing rrlces to the latter &c. Business TOT eA-
ut -,,as again reported large. This started fresh
sracula-iva buviDg Receipts were 225 cars. De
a,bar closed at 2Sz4 287bc after selling as hgh
as 2q1sc and as low as 2s%c May closed az SIC
The highest was s114c and tho lowest So3sc-
Covering by short lines in the october pork and
oc,obor tbs characterized the trading in the pro-
vision pit and as these deliveries OF tie @ooVe
named product are tightly held shorts had TO pay
dearI,, in order to even up trades Boyd Lunham
was a good seller Of pork disposing or 5000 bar
reIs s,pposed 10 be for the Milwaukee Cudahys
Swift was also selling pork Trallers were ming
the wants OF the October rib buyers Inc uAde
showed Improvement. Pork SOLO rom Slo I" up 10
H575 and easad off TO SO IS. October lard sold
from 81 % of 10 s. 171s TO 60 and october ribs
from IS IS 10 IS 60, and eased on to % ~ Hos re-
cepts were 20o0 head, and prices al the yards
&c higher.