The morning call., 1894-10-06

frmatory of what WIS telegraphed yesterday re-
garding the falling off In farmers deliveries at In
terror stations. but the decreased movement was
generally ascribed to the rainy weather and con-
sequent bad state OF the roads.
The report that the Gar OF Russia was dead
was matter which tangled up legitimate influences
for short time. until the rumor was killed and
the Car restored TO his family and subjects. The
Irlces recovered from the decline and soon sold
40 TO 541ac for December. May keeping step in
advances and declines at a distInce of from Csc
TO ] l-l6c more less than that month. The
strength of Corn at this time helped Wheat. The
failure of New York stockhouSe was the 81 gnal
for general selling again bv the local scaipers
der which the price dropped again to 1874 C FOR
quickly changed the dealing OF the crowd once
more The price on the iast-named advance
reached 543sc. Primary market receipts were
light at 74S600 bushels. which included two
days arrivals at st. Louis.
o offset this the Atlantic port clearances were
only equal in wheat and flour TO 220 900 bushels,
Including 10000 bushels at New Orleans. Clos
ing cables firm and higher from Liy efpoo
and Berlin, bnt rather easier from Paris. III g
last turn of the whirigig market was down ward.
The bears took more comfort out OF the Wall
street failure than the bulls could find in all the
favorable features OF the days business The
market declined to s53 1.c under the bears ham,
mering, ana closed at 53@533sc
Corn was strong the greater part or the seSSi o.
The selling pressure by heavy spectators has
given place 10 buying by similar class The
strength of the cash situation, which includes the
smallness OF elevator receipts and very light
receipts were the main elements of strength.
October Corn, which has ruled lower than the
May future recently, got to good premium to-
day and spot Corn brought Ac premium over
sellers or that month A sale or lUU,UUU DuShels
No. Corn for shipment, which was reported
early in the session, emphasized the scarcity of
spot stuff. but offerings of new No. 3. for Novem-
Der and December deliveries. received from Iii
nois, found no buyers at from &C to 41sc per
bushel discount under May prices. Local re-
ceiptS only SO ears and ~ are estimated fer
tomorrow, likewise very light for this season of
the year. he market after being strong nearly
all day closed weak affected by the decline In
Wheat. October opened at 5U1ac bid, advanced
To 521sc. and at sic or i5c Improvement on the
day May started with buyers at 5 1sc and from
n.ar m n x4rifb Loss
yesterday. It rose 10 5l34c, siumped to 5000
50s4 &c and closed at 507Sc hid
Oats met fairly good sales, and after opening a
shaoe easier gradually frmed up. The move
ments OF prices in Corn continued TO influence
strong builish features in this market The dis,
position to buy was very good, and with local
seaIpers about the only PARTIES selling consdera,
bic strength was derived from that. May started
steady at 341sc. touched 3414c, sold down TO
1880, up to $500 i41a and shortly before the
The market for Hog products ruled weak. The
prices. compared with those at the close yester
day. are 15c lower for Pork, sc lower for ard
aud 71ac off Tor Ribs. Packers were again the sell
ers. The Liverpool market was quoted weak foi
| to-day 1000, and 10000 are estimated Tor to
morrow.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. q Short Ribs per 100 lbs
Highest Lowest Highest. Lowest
1sc sa5S ss1ss2Is6 So re a SO IS
n HsS..,5sse Sss4S AD 100 70 90 %
Lard Der 100 iOs-- Corn No. q
Ocr.S7 30 81 52l5IOct....... o21Sc 5UH2t
| Jan 81 IS 81 20 INov......52Lac 505st
Mess PORK per dbl Dec. 5O3sc io@sl
| Jan..Sl2 so S12 80 May ..... 5lSAc 5O5S
Cash quotations follows: Flour = I'm
changed: No Yellow Corn 53isc; No. sprini
Wheat. 5S19955 1Ae: No; Spring Wheat. nominal
| No. RED. Ola a 52c; No. Corn. Disc
Prime Timothy SEED, 50 50; Mess PORK, . bbl
Sl2 IS IA 10: Lard. 100 lbs 50 go "a 90
| Short Ribs sides Qoose). IS 75d6 So; Dry Saitet
Shoulders fboxedl. SD 0Oss@6 0012: Short Cles
| Sides fboxedl. So 0O14: WHISKY, distillers
finished goods. p Ga. 81 %: suears-Cut Loat
unchanged: Granulated unchanged: standard A
| unchanged
On the Produce Exchange TO-DAY the Butter mar
| ket was weak: creamerIes. l502419c; daries
| 131a@2lc. Eggs-Steady; l614@l712c
LIVESTOCK.
| Hogs-Receipts, 7,G0O; Official yesterday, II.
! 500; shipments. 90u0; left over. about 5000
| quality not so good; marSet moderately active
| but easy, ana prices 31out sc lower
| Cattle - Receipts, sUU0: market quiet: bes
| grades steady: all others weak; natives, 81 25@
| 20: Texans 81 25@I4 rs.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market fair; price
| frmer; 81 5094 for Lambs.