The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-19
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, July lS.-LiQuidations was the rider
OF the day OF the wheat pit ana the market closed
lie lower than last. some good-sizei lines OF long
wheat. which have been tenaciously and hope
fully held for months, sold out.
Corn is shade higher and Keller in the shape OF
rain must come to prevent shorts becoming
panIcky. The longs were in a semi panicky condi-
tion. July declined &c and september lac on
the scarcity OF liberal movement Immediately
or new oats. Wheat opened at alb ut yesterdays
final figures, and, after holding steady for awhile
gradually declined % 1sc, rallied lac, changed
some and Ct Osed as stated
Most of the news construed as bearish, the
Aer cables and anticipated free NOV ement OF
new wheat being Two OF the prime factors IN in
cTeasIDg offerings.
The weather continues favorable for harvest
ing, though the winter wheat belt and conditions
were improving in this wheat territory.
Corn was generally firm. The hot weather. with
indications OF shortage in the crop, caused free
buying and the marKet resisted the decline in
wheat The range of the day was 1ac for Sep
TENDER.
Oats-The crowd had a selling fever and big
business in the entry was transacted. Commits
sion houses the principal sellers and buying
was scattered and limited. The range was l14c
Provisions were very dull and easier on receipts
of live hogs in excess of the estimate and the
weakness IN wheat. Compared with last night
September pork is unchanged. september ard
21ac lower and september rios 712c lower.
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow: Wheat 1872
cars, corn 2Su cars. oats lib cars hogs 5000.
freighIs-Vessel loads OF grain hard to get, but
and 21sc for wheat TO Livingston.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Wheat No q Mess Pork per DBL
July. 49,. 55S4c SOC sept sl2 90 sl2 90
ec......6O1c 6018cI Lard per 100 lbs
July Sc 80 So so
Corn No q ZOO sept....S6 821a So S21a
Sept. ...431@c 48c Short Ribs per 90 Ibs.
Oct.... ...43$8c 427sc July Sc 621a So 62I6
May......3912c 3914cSept.. So 67l2 So 67Is
Cash quotations follows: FIour-Un-
NJ D
spring Wheat. 52056c: NO. 2 Red SAG SC;
No. 2 Corn 43c: rhine Timothy Seed So: Mess
Pork ? bbi, slZ 5ogl2 6232 Lard. y 90 los.
Dry Sailed Shoulders (Do1edl. Sc 90 a,
ST.: Snort Clear Sides CDoxedl. So COOS I2lS:
WHISKY, distilers' finished goods. p gar. 81 90.
Sugsr-Cut Loaf, 5.43c: Granuated, 4.62c: Stan
dard A. 49c.
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was steady; creamery, 100 sc; dairy II
@I412c. Eggs steady, 9@lOc.
CATTLE
Native cattle sold principally at S2G3 for cows
and 1914 for heifers and 50 1904 90 for stser
Texans were saleabie at stronger prices being
quoted at 81 1908 10 About 500 head arrived
Hogs ales of merchantabe lots were at 81 Sb1
IS. There were not many trades at over SO 70
and from SO OUQ95 70. taking the almost entire
supply. Light weights are selling to better adj
van tsge than for long time past; they are now
only 501l0c below extra heavy.
Far 10 choice Sleeps in better request
than for long time past aud they sold at better
prices than were current at the beginning OF the
week. There is advance of l0@l5c. Inferior
lots were again unsuitable, though offered at the
extremely low prices previously ruling. The
change for the better was caused by the continued
small rec eps. less than II 900 having arrived so
far this week. The range OF quotations was
81 25@3 81. Lambs were in demand at So O0@
4 90.
Receipts Cattle, 5000; calves, 500; hogs
81 900; sheep. 1000.