The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-27
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Ill. June 26.-After the first five
minutes of today's session, which were without
Incident, wheat bulged cent on some outside buy
ing orders. The demand met with scanJ offerings,
thus causing strength and advancing force The
news OF the early morning was merely a repetition
of gossip yesterday. California threshing returns
were said TO be bad and the Michigan crop in poor
condition. Receipts light at % cars for Chi
cago and 1875 in the Northwest. Withdrawals
from store 29,400 bushels and 1851
bushels cleared at the seaboard After the adj
vance referred had reached its highest point the
offerings became heavier and a slow but steady de-
cline set IN. The recession was checked very late
in the day by reported export sales here and in
New York, Closing Paris cables were lower and
Berlin higher. July wheat opened from 7l1a@
7l3sc, advanced to 7215@725sc, closing at 7214c,
5S9$4c higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow, 80 cars.
Corn was quiet and duh to-day. Itopened steady,
soon advanced with wheat and then edged OF with
that grain. There was no news of importance
ceived and the usual statistical Information
without notable effect on prices. Liverpool cables
were quiet and steady. Receipts were 33 cars and
127 are estimated for tomorrow. Withdrawals
from store large at 204 1924, and so, 407 BUSH
els cleared At the seaboard. Corn sold rather
freely late in the session and prices were far from
strong. July corn opened at 471sc sold between
4Sasc and 44%4c, closing al 4SG4SlSci 1493Sc I'M
der yesterday.
Oats were generally Inactive. Within a narrow
range the strength or weakness of wheat fol-
mated for tomorrow Withdraw ais from store
We're 1851 bushels. July closed 14c under yes
terday FLAX WAS firm for cash and easy for fu-
lures. No cash, 81 so; August, 81 % asked;
cars.
Timothy was firm. Prime cash,s So nominal;
special, 81 so and 81 SIZE: country lots, So 500,
50; prime clover 50 90: nominal, October, SO so.
In provisions the produce market showed
strength on an advance OF sc to 10c in live hogs at
same time displaying affinity with the grain mar
ketS IN Their strength AS on yesterday there were
closed 7sc higher: JuIv lard 2i5c bsheg g IuIy
rlps 212c higher closing prices;
Wheat-June, 711sc; July, 7214c; September,
Sorn-June,. 47s4c; July, 4sc; September,
oaSs-Jnne. 2gIac; July, 2s1zc; September,
PorE-June, SD 80; July, sl2 80; September,
Lard--June, Sc 60; July, Sc e21s; September,
So S21a.
Rihs-June se So; July, Sc 35; September,
The butter market was dull and weaker. Buyers
continued to hold back and prices were reduced TO
effect sales.
Creameresextras. tic asked firsts, l51la@le1ac;
seconds. 13ta14c; limitations, fancy, lac asked.
Packing stock lades-Extras, 1l@12c firsts, sG9c;
/ fresh grassy sweet and streaked, SC.
Esgs-Fery few sold. Prices while not quotably
changed were nevertheless much easier. Orders
were light and entirely OF local character Fresh
STOCK sold at 1U@1O12c
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, June 26-With
fair demand from local slaughterers and others
Tor cattle to-day, there was a steady market for
SOOu ~ cuOlCe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana hight STOCK,
but grassy lots and big heavy-weights were weak.
Receipts were moderate.
There good general demand for hogs and
prices were 5GlOc higher. The receipts and those
left over made fair supply. Choice were steady,
but common kinds glutted the market and were
lower
Cattle : Receipts, 1000. Common to extra
steers, So 1896; stockers and feeders, So 5O14 25
cows and bulls 81 5O@p3 rs; calves, 81 50@3 %
Texans, 81 25G5 %.
Hogs Receipts, 25.OO0 Heavy packing and
shipping lots. 50 70@4 y712; common to choice
mixed. 50 1901 50; choice assorted, 81 60@4 rs;
light, 81 4oG4 rs; pigs, So 1904 As.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 Inferior to choice
81 50G4 ] 5; lambs. So SOFAS b.