The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 13.-While the general
impression this morning was that better business
could be looked Cor, and this in measure was
supported in the first hour of trading. the wheat
market did not experience boom that could
really be called SUCH Quotations, however. were
stronger on the weather report of higher tempera-
ture in the Northwest and higher cables. Letter
trading sagged on the refusal Of outsiders 70 come
10 the support Of the advocates of higher figures
and on the visible supply report, which showed an
increase Of q, 900 bushels. Receipts in the North
west were 4S1 cars against 10l7 week ago and
$50 year ago. Chicago received $50 cars and in
spected out 1879 bushels. Atlantic seaboard
clearances amounted TO 1894 bushels. Liver
pool cables were 14@1sd higher. September wheat
opened from 561ac to $3.50. sold between So 7sc
and 555sc, closing at 555s@55 Ac, 14@2sc lower
CORN = Sympathized with the advance in
wheat, but trading was comparatively light. The
strength was mainly due 10 the expectation that
reduced rates The East will greatly increase the
movement of that cereal into consumption. Re
ceipts were small, but 365 cars arriving while ATS
were estimated. Withdrawals from store were
31O,33 bushels. Liverpool cables quiet but
steady. Danube shipments were 9S6, 600 bushels.
September corn opened at 255sG2712c, sold he
tween CSC and 271s@2S14c, closing at 2714c: un-
changed from Saturday. Estimated receipts for
OATS-The market was dull but steady in its
ea ally stages but later, on attempt to cover the
outsiders found weakened market and the price
broke SIC. The business was of a limited aggre-
gate. Receipts were Ill cars, and 51.196 bushels
closed unchanged from Saturday. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow, EOS cars
FLAX-Was steady Cash, 7114c; September.
7112c: December, 1890. Receipts were IL cars
PROVISIONS-We dull and spiritless and
showed no sympathy whatever with the grains.
There was no business of note, Notwithstanding 1t
was hoped that post-convention inertia would
MOI present itself Septern Der pork closed l5c
September ribs 71sc lower.
BUTTER-The butter market was quiet and
steady, with nothing new or interesting 10 report.
For strictly fancy makes of creameries good e.
mand existed but all poor grades were slow. Offer
ings as a whole were quite liberal
drfQ H-Nfr A.
seconds, lOc; limitations, fancy loo. Diaries
Extras, 12c; frsts, lie; seconds &c. Ladies'
Extras, lU9lO12ci frsts, s1s99c; packing stock,
&c; roll, 697c-
EGGS-The situation in this market was pre-
1Oc; shipping order, loo; southern, &C.
,o MoNk N " as S@o% on call and ~ on tlms
loans New YORK exchange sold at 5Oc discount.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-July. 54Ssc; September, 559s956szc;
CokN-JuIy 1880; september. 2714c; May,
G4Ts-July, 1916; September. 1890; May,
fSRRK1-ssp.emseE, Sc 571ts; January 81 As
h1bs-SeptemDer. 81 90; January, So so.
Livestock.
UNION sToCKYARDS. ILL. July 13-Nearly
all offerings of cattle found sale but the undertone
of the market for natives decidedly weak.
Prices for hogs were steady to-day and the demand
1alIly gOOQ from all sources. w eStern Sneep were
at decline of 10915c from last week.
CATTLE - Receipts $4,000. Fancy beeves
81 55@4 so; cnoice to prime. 1900 to 1900 pound
steers, 81 25@t SO; good TO choice steers. 1900
TO 100 pounds. 81 1904 20 medium steers 1000 10
1850 pounds SIS S0G4 05; common to extra $50
TO 1900 pounds S. 4003 So stockers and feeders.
sou 10 1900 pounds. 50 30@3 rs; common TO choice
stocKers. 50 4503 40; pulls. choice l extra. 50 so
as 80: cows and heIfers, extra, So 1894; cows,
fair 10 choice. 81 50@3 50: cows, common to fair
Gamers, 81 25CQ2 %: calves, good to choice.
S4 S0d5 IS; COWS and bulls, 81 25lD3 so; yes,
common I good $3G4 IS; Texans, 81 5O93 20;
Texas 4 steers, SO 20G3 s5; Texas cows, bulls and
oxe.a~- 0O@2 So; mixers and sprIngers. pei head,
S20@40; Texas grass steers. 50 60G3 25.
HUGS-HeceIpts. 10000. Heavy packing ana
shipping lots, 50 05@3 80: common 10 choice
mixed, SO 5d3 40: choice assorted So 4OG3 So;
light $S 25@S so; pigs So 1895 so.
SHEkf-ReceIpts. 900. interior 70 cnoice
$2@ lambs. $3G5 40.