The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-28
Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IIlexiCal MDslans Linillgnt
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received In the aggregate somewhat
exceeding 100 900 bushels. but OF thas
quantity al bus 10, 600 bushels appeared
in Chicago. Minneapolis and D1iuth- S..
Louis. Toledo. Kansas City. Detroit and
Psoria received together only 10, 24o bush
els The feeling became rruer vsen the
small winter wheat market receipts we're
observed. and vhen the later esblexram
came in reporting q slightly frmer tone to
the Liverpool market. December rose TO
5s5s@55E.e and touched i,sc higher than
for an instant before; the buying, which
started IN consequences OF email winter
wheat receipts and better tone. prevailed
To the closing. Liverpool had exhausted
Itself. Ths Atlantic port ciearancss tor
tsensy-four hours we're dssappo.nfingiy
light. The market, after acting strong up
20 twenty minutes of the close. began 10
gsve way ct that point, in sympathy with
the closing weakness in cora, although
New York advised, after their inquiry for
export, sales of seven teen boat loads After
selling as high a. 55a.953Tsc. the price OF
Dsoemecr got down 10 5i51c. where tt
closed. Corn was weak at the opening AZ
&c to Sc below closing yesterday. May
cold from 5os4c down to DOC ana
then settled for an honr or so
a. from 5o1s@5ossc. When wheat
began to shos q bolder front. corn
Jared in q similar manner. aud reacted to
sc. Tennessee was Offering corn to ar
rive in ST. Louis, a thing never heard OF
before, il vas said. The drought district
in Nebraska WAS reported TO be asking
Omaha for bid on old corn, and the rail-
road yards here were reported to DO
crammed fall of losded cars for which
there was no storage Under this and
other bearish information. combined with
liberal selling, the market became very
weak near the close. and dropped all the
gain il had made on the reaction FROM the
opening prices. Ii got down to 1850 tor
May. and closed at 4e<G5oc. Trading in
oats was of good volume. although divided
up principally in small packages Higher
prices were scored. led by the advance IN
wheat and corn. Caring ton Hannah
bought quite freely of May. The re-
maindsr OF the trading was scattered
amorg local dealers and scalpers. May
started from 3ls@33s.c, and gradually
advanced to SAC. IL weakened with
corn later, and closed at 331sc.
The provision market was trmer
and not much could be bought. with
inducements in the shape OF higher prices
TO the seller. Shorts took some when they
found that the country had some far buy
ing orders and none TO sell. The opening
was weak, IN sympathy with weakness in
the gram markets at the Same time, but
the demand at the decline soon resulted in
an advance, during which prices recovered
all the early losses and added = respecta-
bic amount to the closing prices OF the
previous quotation
Closing: Wheat - Easy; September,
Sic: December. 53j1c
Corn--Lower; September, 4ossc; October.
<9Sfe.
oats-septsmber. 275sc; October. 271.e.
Rye-47c-
Baricy-53i<c.
F.axseed--Duii 1T $i.46.
Timothy seed--Steady AZ -. 5odo %.
Pork-Firmer; September, $l3lo; Janu-
AIRY. $500.
Lard-Firmer; September and October,
{S85: January, $l7.60.
Ribs-FIrmer; September, s7.2211; ocso-
Der. s7.221.
Hogs-Receipts. %. 600 head; Official yes
terday, 1850; left over. about o.ooo;
quality, shows some improvement; par
kst, slow and weak. with prices i0@loc
lower.
cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; market.
dull and weak.
sheep-Recelpts, 1900 head: market,
dull and weak.