The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-20
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO July 19.-Wheat went down Tsc to-
day under heavy load OF bearish Influences. bul
rallied near the close buying. finishing but $40
lower than yesterday. Corn closed Use better,
Oats 1ac lower and provisions at a slight advance
In Wheat there was free and general iiquida'
ton the most of the news being of a bearish ma
tur e, and longs sold freely. Opening trades were
at A03se decline and gradually sold down Ssc
more, rallied CSC, changed some and closed
steady. ! he weak tone was attributed largely 10
the increased receipts here aud in the Northwest,
the lower cables and decline in outside marx s..
The cooler weather and showers in the Dakotas
aud Minnesota also helped to depress the market
The decline he ped later on report that prices
OF cash Wheat in Minneapolis had dec med; the
rally toward the close was Influenced by better
buying. which some claim was due 10 the recent
advance in Corn.
Corn was active and weaker. Opening trades
were at A01c decline under liberal offerings.
sold down @l1sc more from extreme figures,
rallied stCS5Sc, ruled steady and closed fairly
firm. The weaker feeling was due entirely TO tho
improved weather conditions and large quantities
of 'long' corn came out.
being mainly long one. The range was SEC for
September
The provision market was dull and narrow.
Opening weak on lower prices for hogs 1t frmed
up later on scarce offerings Compared with last
night September pork is Sc higher, september lard
212c higher and September ribs SC higher.
Frelghts SLOW and easy, at 7sc for wheat and
corn to Buffalo and lc for corn TO Port Huron.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat o. a Mess Pork per DBL
Highest. Lowest. Juy. =
July. ....544c 541scloept..
Sept. 5bSscl
Dec......691so 5912c Lard per 100 lbs
July. SIS S21a So 80
Corn No. q sept. ST 81 IN So so
july. ...4212o 42Kc
Sept. ....43c 4l7sc Short Ribs per 90 lbs.
Oct. ...4214c 4l%cJuly.. $50 IS So 621a
May......3S$4c 376scSept....S 6 571a Sc 471a
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Weak No. Spring Wheat. 643s@55Tsc: No. 3
Spring Wheat. nominal: No. Red. a49 4$sc;
No. Corn, 421sc: No. oats, nominal; No. Z
White, 35@3sc; No. White, Sl@5S3sc; No:
Rye, 45@47c; No. 2 Barley, nominal; No. 3, ACC
No. 4. 46c: No. FlaIseed. 81 %; Prime Timothy
seed. So: Mess Pork p bbl, SIP 55t912 6 ~: Lard
y 100 lbs So $500 S71a; Short Ribs sides Coose J.
So 81 1a as TO; Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxed1. ST
as II Short Clear sides (Doxed). So S1(G7 90;
WHISKY, distillers finished goods. q gal 81 ~;
Sugar-Cut Loaf, unchanged: Granulared, IN
changed; standard A. unchanged
ON the Produce Exchange today the Butter
market was firm; creamery. 1212@l7c; dairy, IL
S1712c. Eggs steady, e@l0c.
Cattle-Estimated receipts to-day, $4,000 head:
shipments yesterday, 1000 head. Market SLOW;
prices 5@l0c lower.
Hogs-Estimated receipts to-day. $4,000 head
shipments yes erday, 5000. Left over. about
$500. Quality fair; market slow and weak; prices
10@l5c lower. sales ranged at Sd $500 10 for
light S4 1904 S5 for rough packing; 81 S6@5 III
for mixed; 50 9O@5 10 for heavy packing. and
shipping pigs 81 1903 IA.
Sheep-Estimated receipts to-day. 5000 head
shipments yesterday, 1925. Market steady.