The morning call., 1894-08-31

strength. September opened at 541sc, sold v,rT
spsringy at o4Ssc end after that became very
over SOC. e ! o'coca lt was bringing 5514c
closing at oo$sc. May sold at the opening at
02140 oz1se, aud touched 52c before it turned
upon the few who were inclined to sell IT, sSume
of those who have been heavy sellers FOR a few
days stood around the pit watching the price go
up, evluehtly putting some restraint upon them
selves TO keep from turning on the buying side
put IL may De said as general thing. that big
local shorts are still short. May was wanted at
6254c at the close.
The session of the oats market was active al
most all the u me and quite a good business was
transacted. Like corn the feeling was easy at the
start and prices a shade lower than they closed
yesterday, but when orders came piling in from
almost ali sources especially country the east
ness was suuplanted by strength when lasted
through the greater part of the Remainder of tSe
day September opened Lse lower ar SoiLc I'D
sold gradually up 10 29 &C, where &c closed
PROVISIONS were trm, notwithstanding a good
many soId TO realize profits. The packers sold
moderately of January deliveries but there w~re
Orders from outside sufficient to absorb tho offer.
lngs without adversely affecting the price The
september and October deliveries were again the
strongest The receipts of hogs were 9, 600, in
STEAD OF 25OOO estimated yesterday. September
deliveries show the following advances: PORK / &c
lard SC and ribs nc
The gains in January are 21Ac in pork 6c I'm
lard and 212c in ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
"heat No p Short Ribs per 100 lbs
A. hlgnest Lowest Highest. Lowest
sept....~532sc $50 I3et...:.$7 70 s7S5
Dec'. ....S73sc 6514cIJan. ..$7 OLA 81 O5
'''""'0-N VI 1ANl IdIu per lUU lbs
Sept. 50 80 IS rs
Oorn NO = Oct. So so So rs
Sug -" 95%c S4$scJan.. ST 80 81 771a
WMe av 6S5ScS Sept. Sl4 90 sIs 80
may. 52$4c 521scJan... IS 1875
cash quotations were as foilows: Flour
= ucharged; No. Spring Wheat. 5314@54sIc c: \ o.
Spring Wheat. nomiERE No. 2 Red 531%
gS5S4c: No: Corn. 551ac: Prime Tim.
oIhy SEED. IS 10 "a l5: Mess PORK p Dbl,
SID 80 q IA: Lard. p 100 lbs IS 25Gl
27L2; Short Ribs sides nooseJ 81 10
O. 70: Dry Sailed shoulders fboxed) So 62lk6
8 20; Short Clear Sides (Doxedl 81 9OGnS 10:
whisky, distillers' finished goods y ga 81 SO
SuSaE-Cut Loaf, So SO; Granulated. s5 81;
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
set was steady; Creamery. 14@2312c: Dairy, I3
@20. Eggs-Firm. l4G15c.
LIVESTOCK.
Hogs-Receipts to-day were Ii 900: ofhclaI
yesterday. 2l.741; shipments yesterday, 1854:
LETT over, about $500; quality not so good. Mar
ket fairly active; best lots sc higher other grades
&c over sales ranged at So 25615 80 for light,
SO 1893 IS for rough packing: So 1905 95 for
mixed; 50 1905 10 for heavy packing and ship
ping lots
Cattle-Recetpts to-day. II. 900: ofhc al yester.
day, 14S0O; shipments yesterday, $500. Mar
ket fairly active; best grades 5@1l0c higher Sales
OF natives were made at 81 1905 40; westerns,
81 1904 rs; Texans, 81 50G3 %; calves. 81 25@
Sheep-Receipts to-day. 1000: oncial yes
terday, 1880; shipments yesterday. 1O.670.
Market steady.