The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-10
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tomorrow would stats the yield Of wheat
per acre 50 such . rate as would increase
The otEesal indication Of the total crop TO
so 60at coo, or about 50 Cd. 90 more than 10
had previously suggested. That rumor
was said 20 De the reason for the increased
pressure which broke December 10 s3ssc
the first time il got there. Il was recov-
cred 20 SS<eeSsssc, declined again 20 5Ss.e,
with sale Of small lot at 531s1Ni.c.
and had reacted 20 53Ssc, which vas bid
when Braissreef's visible supply statement
struck the market and knocked a small
chip of il. II sold OF 10 So. ssSssc 81 the
time referred &C. Braissvess's gives an In
crease Of 5 Ss9. 0Do east of the Rockies,
81, 600 bushels on the Pacific side. and
1s2, coo afoat. There IS q Dissemination
among the crowd 10 rsma n short over
night. and some coverings near the eiose
resulted in sdvancing the price Of Decen-
Der TO 55ss<c. at which it close. May resting
AZ 5Si.e bid Corn acted in sympathy
With wheat The receipts were consider
ably heavier than had been estimated.
bat were far from being heavy. The
estimates yesterday were ninety-hye
cars. aud rs cars were inspected.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow were 100
said, shows the crop to be so much better
than on the month previous that it would
indicate 100. 90. 900 bushels more than IL
did in the total yield A little business
was done in No. 5, to arrive in Deesmber.
at 5K under the May price, and in No. 3
yellow az Sc under. Business was active,
with general downward tendency MP TO
the middle OF the day, and had highly
reactionary tendency after that. May
opened from 5ol4 TO 5ots against 5o,s@5i
at the close yesterday. lt fiGctuared
around 5oI<G50ss. and then dropped to
SOC. when wheat was at the wesk point.
Toward the end 10 was back 20 50s<- The
prices hardened In the last few minutes,
and closed at sou for May. snd SIX for
October. Oats were active through the
entire session, and influenced by the IN
easiness In corn Also we're quite weak.
Considerable long stuff was offered for
sale, and that with lower cash market,
created good share of the uneasiness-
Quite q big business was transacted. Mag
started az 333<, and sold down to 3Sc,
closing at S3,1. The receipts of hogs were
only Il, 600, but the provision market did
not receive any benefit from the smailness
ofthe run. The. weakness OF the grain
markets cansed q sympathetic feeling in
the hog products. The January deliver
les at the close showed the following
losses since yesterday. Pork, TIC; lard.
Sc. and ribs, 1910.
Closing: wheat-october, 5iNc; De-
ccmber. 53sSc-
corn-Oesober. sic; November. 5o5.c
bid.
oats-october, oskc; November, 2sfsc.
Pork--October, $i2 70; January, $3.50.
Lard-October, $7.57x; January. $3.50.
Ribs-october. $67s;s; January, $65s11
as 40.
Rye-4Sc.
Bariey-53c.
Flax-$f so
Timothy-s527h.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs Receipts. II. 00O head; Official yes
terdav, D. ls0; shipments. s.247; left over.
about $500; market fairly active; good
grades. steady; common, shade easier.
cattIe-Recelpts. 5000 head: market.
moderately active; prices. unchanged =
stockers and feeders, $edS.5o; natives. 81
G6 %; Westerns, Sl5o@ 40; Texans. si-25
@3.5o.
sheep-Receipt.. 1900 head; market.
dull: supply, in excess of demand; prices,
5ai0c lower; lambs. sL59@4.3o.