The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-16

- Is J-Sc, but soon thereafter u sold at
s. l-lc. and in the course Of an hour it
touched Sc While dizziness and some
what reduced quotssions from abroad
were IN favor OF the bears. ali the news
referring To the movement OF supplies
was in confederation OF the ansseapatsons
OF the bulls. Minneapolis receipts were
a cars, and Duluth got 81. making to-
Eether l56. compared with 81 on Tues
day OF last week. and 3aa GA the corre-
Spending day the year before. Primary
wheat receipts. all told. amounted TO
only 1900 bushels. against Loo a
week ago and .. 900 last year. Gear
ports were equal together to 81 90 bush.
els. The Bradstreet visible supply state
meat. which came in promptly AZ II
o'clock. created . little ripple OF activity
which lasted twenty minutes and during
which the price dropped lower than be-
fore. May had dropped to S. Lie, and
worked down again to s. Is and fol-
lowing the roceipts OF Bradssrcess fig-
ures sold a. low as 81 3-46sSc. According
60 the report referred to. the stocks OF
wheat east OF the Rockies decreased
1.tea.oo0 bushels. and west increased 2Ss.-
600. The stocks in Europe and afioat In
creased 6s4,oo0 bushels. the net result OF
ali Of which is q decrease last wreck In
the worlds stocks Of 7as.ooo. The Liver
pool market closed At I'D lower for
yesterday. Antwerp improved Il IL CEN
times. Paris showed no change and Ber-
lin was marks lower. May closed 81 rs
Trading In corn was light and the mark.
ct was q shade easier. May. which closed
at - on yesterday. opened at Il rs and
sold or "a. The most OF the days
transactions were at the opening price
at which May closed.
Oats were lifefess. The market opened
quiet. unchanged at 30 rs for May. and
after selling from 30 "a to 81. closed where
II opened.
Provisions were depressed by the re-
ceipts of $500 hogs and the expected re-
ceipt OF 5000 tomorrow. Compared with
yesterdays close May pork Is sc lower:
lard and ribs IL Lee lower.
Live stock.
Chicago. Jan. 15.--About 5000 cattle ar
rived today but there were many left
over from yesterday and the supply
proved more than sufficient to fill the
orders in hand Extra 1900 to 1870 pound
steers were quoted around $5s5. and extra
bulls and heifers were saiable at s25c1
3.75 Prices were without change.
Most OF the hogs OF Hight weight sold
at $i6fi 5. and from $4.3061455 bought the
bulk of hogs over 300 pounds. though the
quality was much better than yesterday
The top OF the market at the close was
$as5 for heavy and $3.50 for lights.
In sheep the opening was strong and
active and prices were generally con-
sidered TO be a shade higher. There were
about 1e.ooo on the market today. which
Is also moderate number for the second
day OF the week. Sheep. poor to extra,
were quoted from s. to- Is: lambs sold
from $2.75 to $40. and something choice
could command as high as $3.50. The
bulk OF the sales we're $3.5oG425.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000; calves, 400; hogs,
5000; sheep. 10000
Wheat Easter; January. 81 5-sc; May,
81 7-sc-
corn-Easaer: January. Is SIC: May.
7-Sc.
oaas-steady; January s1-ec: May,
90 7-sc.
Pork; january, sl1.s2 i-2; May. su.4a
Iard-Lower: January. ss72 i-e: May,
$500.
Rabs-Lowe~: January. s.fs Ia: May.
$50.
Rye-Steady. 4sl-2c.
Bargey-F'irm: DOC.
Fiaxseei-Steady: $n1-4
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