The San Francisco call., 1896-09-09
oHICAuO MAnkErs.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. S.-After the two days
recess the wheat market resumed this morning
with weakness prominent and business dull All
the usual Mondays figures on stocks and supplies
were posted before the opening and the concu-
sions deduced from them were antaGonistic to i'm
provement in price. The amount on ocean pass
age showed an increase Of 2,4S0, 900 bushels, the
worlds shipments were OF heavy proportions
7,4sS,O00 bushels, and the visible supply increased
$4,000 bushels. Receipts in the Northwest were
large at 2512 cars for three days against l741
last week.
Chicago received 462 cars and inspected out
427,3e9 bushels. LIBERAL clearances at New York
temporarily steadled prices, but their influence
was not enduring. Liverpool cables were un-
changed otal seaboard clearances for two days
amounted to 525, 20 bushels Closing Paris ca Ties
were nchaleed to 20 centimes higher for -four
and UNCHANGED 20 Is centimes higher for wheat.
The English visible supply increased $50, 900
bushels. Toward the close on covering by shor,s
and buying against puts the market recovered
somewhat from its earlier weakness. december
opened from 571a TO 57ssc sold between 571s@
5714 and 5Sc, closing at the outs de shade over
saturday Estimated receip for Tomorrow, $50
cars.
CORN-Ofered no resistance to the weakness
conveyed by sympathy with wheat. scarcely any
interest tached to the operations in the pits,
which were for he most part local and scapIng.
Receipts were 1119 cars and l.146,1S3 bushels
were taken from store. Export clearances
amounted to 294,256 bushels. Prices recovered
partially when wheat advanced late IN the session.
May corn opened at 24c, declined TO 2S$4c, closing
at 2S7sc, "a under Saturday.
OAI S-Drifted in The same channel as wheat
and corn, trading at times however. being fairly
active IN local way. Receipts were 709 cars and
2200 bushels we're taken from store. The visible
supply increased $50 600 bushels. At the close
there was some independent strength. prices rest
ing with gain May oats closed 1s@14c higher
FLAX-Weak. Cash, ss14@64; September,
6S1ac; December sold from 66s4c TO Sc, recover
ing 10 6614c Receipts cars.
PROFISI NS-lull. The tone of the market
was fairly steady, that being the feeling existing
with the rally in wheat, appeared late IN the
session January pork losed sc higher than sat
urday. January lard shade higher and January
BUTTER-Essy and unchanged.
Creameries-Extras, l5c p h: hrsts, l3@l4c;
seconds, l1@1Sc; limitations. fancy, 12@ &c
DAiries-Extras, lac: frsts, l1@12c: seconds 1Oc-
LadieszExtras 91a91oc; firsts' sSs1aci packing
EGGs-Firmer Fresh sock, 12@121sc p dozen.
hoNEf-Was firm at 6g7% on call and TX on
count
Closing PrIceS.
wHrAT--septemOer, t61s@5e14c; December,
CokN9 september. 1s5s@1sslc; December,
ssp5s@SsI iSe; s "a May; 1sss@1sG
LAkD-September. SO 171a; January So STA.
4-1bs-septemDer 81 121a; January. So 80
LivestooK.
! UNION STOCKYARDS ILL. Sentember g.
CATTLE Receipts 5000. Fancy beeves. S5 O5
| as 20: choice 10 prime. 1900 10 100 b steers,
81 70G5 90; good to choice steers, 1900 TO 1900 D.
S4 40@9G 65; medium steers, 1000 to 800 b. ga 10
! a 80: fair beef steers, $50 to 1900 ms,
| S3 rs a 90: butcher steers. So 20 "a 70;
choice stockers and feeders. 800 to 1850 D. So 4U
| @13 rs: fair do. 500 S75 h. 50 4O@3 4O bulls
| choice 10 extra 81 SO@3 IS: bulls, poor TO cnoice
81 9002 rs: cows neferS. choice to extra So %
! @3 rs; cows, fair to choice. 81 25@3 40; COWS,
| common TO fair Gamers 81 55@2 20; calves, good
| TO choice. So 25@5 rs: calves, common TO good,
SS 25@5 90; Texas grass steers 81 5O@S 10.
| Texas cows and bulls, 81 1892 so; Western can
ming steers, 81 65@4; Western range ana heif-
ers, So 5O9S so mixers and springers p head,
HOGS-Firm. Receipts 1900. heavy PACKING
! ana shipping lots. 80 7OG3 70: common TO choice
mixed, 81 S5I3 35: choice assorted, So 35@
| As night, 50 1893 45 pigs, $2GS3 25,
shEkP-Easy. keceIpIs. 1900. 1nferioe 10
! choice, 1908 20 lambs, So SO a 20.