Show HOLIDAY CAUSES RUSH Wheat Weaker Despite Unfavorable Un-favorable Weather CORN MAKES GOOD GAIN Good Trade In Oats and Pries Remains Firm Covering by Chicago Shorts Before Vacation and Small Receipts Give Provisions a Strong Tone I Chicago Sept Although I advices generally gen-erally were favorable to lower wheat values val-ues a rush of shorts early In the session incident to he I three days adjournment of the board caused a bullish tono and pushed prices up December going from the opening S2V ½ c to S2Jc to strong at thu S2Tc mark Foreign advices weak Northwestern markets despite the fact that the weather map was not considered favorable and free offerings from the Southwest however caused an easier I feeling therefore nnd lie December option op-tion sold down to Sic when the tired longs let go of their holdings to a considerable con-siderable extent The close showed a Ht tic I better sentiment although there was u net loss In December of o at S2hC rC The corn market was Influenced altogether alto-gether by the t weather There appeared to be iilontv r > r corn for ale however and the advance was lost The local I sentiment senti-ment continued bullish throughout the session anti with no cessation of the short crop stories closing prices were firm December De-cember showing a net gain of c at 32lic offer raijglng between 52c and SIc There was an air of general trade in oats and prices ruled flrm at a fair advance ad-vance December closed Pc < higher nt 37 itJ37vflC uftop ranging between ilrvaS 37 ic and 37c Covering by local shorts on small receipts re-ceipts and higher hog prices gave provisions pro-visions a strong tone Trade was of fair proportions packers and commission houses doing the selling October pork closed Inc higher at 12S2 lard 2Wf5c higher at 7sog > 782 and rlba 20c higher at SS15 There will be no session of the Board of Trade tomorrow or Monday RANGE OK LEADING FUTURES Articles Open High Low Close Wncat No 2 Sept new 8Pi SUi SO i 80 = 1 December 52 2yt S2U S2X May SI9a Sl7 SIs SI Corn No 2 September 53 33 r > 2t n2 l December 32 i21 < > 2 2i May u 32 02 52Y 52 = Oats No 2 September SiiVi 3Vs 33i 30 December 37 l 37n 37 372 May 3y 39 = 39 III Mess Pork per bbl September 1250 1270 1230 1270 October 1275 I 12f0 1273 12C2V May 1320 1325 1320 1325 Lard per 100 lbs September SC7i 877V1 807 ½ 8771 ½ October 7S2 ½ 7S2i 780 7S2 ½ January 715 715 715 715 Short Ribs per 100 Ibs s September 802 = 815 S02 ½ SOiy October S03 823 S03 815 January OHO OS3 GSO PS2VS CASH QUOTATIONS Cash quotations wrc as follows Flour strong No 2 red wheat SOW ilSIc No 2 corn o2Vc No 2 yellow Sic No 3 white on is lG ½ ff73SV ½ c No 2 rye 53c Good feeding barley ISc fair to choice malting 52J5Se No 1 flaxsccd l1c No 1 Northwestern North-western 100 Prime timothy seed 315 Mess pork per barrel 1230 71255 lard per l I 100 pounds SS75S77 ½ short rlbcs sides loose S7S7iTS12l o dry salted shoulders boxed 7377700 short clear sides boxed fr7b717SCO Clover contract con-tract grade J02K7925 RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Articles Rets Ship Flour harrels 4 24000 10000 Wheal bushels 124000 15100 Corn bushels 301200 21SHOO Oats bushels 130SOO J C0200 Rye bushels 3SOO liarley bushels 33ixo SOO PRODUCE EXCHANGE On the produce exchange today the but for market was steady creameries Iii > IDc dairy 135l7c Eggs firm lG1tlSlC Cheese steady Jiij1PAc Coast Grain San Francisco Sept IVheltPlrmcr I December S1I6 Barley Firmer December SIII Adjourned until Tuesday morning |