The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-27
Silver-665s.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, 265@2.7O.
Tin-Dull, straits, 1325@13.35; plates,
quiet
spe1er-Qufet; domestic, S.65@S75.
Chicago General MnrIsets.

IWf-DuIl, straits, 13.Z0Ql5.30; plates,
quiet.
spelrer-Qufet; domestic, S.65@S75.
Chicago General Markets.
Chicago, Aug. 26-There was consid-
cradle selling zeal exhibited by hold
ers of September wheat this morning,
and the anxiety evidenced had its eff
feet ON other months, causing then to
falter and break in sympathy with the
nearby delivery. Fine weather, in
different cables and good northwestern
receipts, 430 cars, against 346 last We'd
nesday. and 697 a year ago, all tended
to infuse an easy tone. For a few
moments Immediately subsequent to
the opening, comparative steadiness
prevailed, but the evident improbable
ity that an advance would occur soon
influenced ''Iongs'' and increased guam
titles OF wheat came on the market.
Receipts at Chicago were 81 cars, and
291 ,693 bushels were withdrawn from
store. Export elearances were immense.
S9S,109 bushels, including wheat and
flour, going out After they were
posted, the market was a little firmer'
in tone, but those who bought finding
a slight profit in sight, proceeded to
secure it, and in so doing caused an
other decline.
confines lower for flour, and Is to 80
lower for wheat Antwerp was I'M
changed and Berlin Il mark lower to q
mark higher. December wheat opened
from co.'s @6OA, declined TO $685., clos
ing at 59a4 @59S-A@as under yester-
day Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
$50 cars.
Corn elected to decline, because of
the weakness in wheat. That was all
there was to the market for this gram,
no news, calculated to cause Interest
being received, and business still con-
tinuing in the stagnant condition so
familiar of tate. Receipts were 81
cars and 1890 bushels were with
drawn from store Liverpool cables
were I'D lower Export clearances were
liberal at 757132 bushels. May corn
opened at 257s026. sold between ESQ
261s and 25s4, closing at the inside-A
under yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow, 500 cars.
Oats-Steady feeling which was no
ted in other markets existed IN oats.
An undertone of confidence ana
strength asserted itself in this mar
ket and prevented too free an exhlpl-
tom of sympathy with wheat and corn.
Receipts were 217 cars and $500 BUSH
els were Withdrawn from store. May
oats closed a shade over yesterday.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, SOO
Flax-Easy; cash, 66@67A. closing
661h; September, 66@66A; December, ~
OIL. Receipts, 50 cars.
Provisions were weak today. Hogs
we're lower this morning, which fact
was a depressing agent January pork
closed 71a lower; january lard ~
05c lower, and January ribs a shade
lower Closing prices
Wheat-August, 551s; September, Dog
561k; December, 591s4599s.
Corn-August, 21@211s; September, Il
OILS; May, 25A.
Oafs-september, 16; May. 19@191b.
September, 5.421a; January
u L Lar 1924; January,
o Ri if 3.15; January, S.421s.
Chicago Live Stock.
Union Stock Yards. Chicago, Aug. rs.
The demand Tor cattle today was &C
tive and the feeling firm Offerings
were moderate. Prices were 5@1Oc-
higher. The run of hogs was fair, and
the demand moderately good Heavy
hogs declined &C., but other kinds were
The sheep market was firm. The de-
mand was good and the supply fair.
Cattle-Receipts, IA, 800 Fancy beeves.
4049O; choice to prime, 1,SO0 to 1850
pound steers, 4.50@4.75; feeders, 900 to
/ 200 pounds, 2.9003.S5; stockers, 500 to
S75 pounds, 2.50@3.49; cows, common 10
fair Gamers, 1.25@2.1O; calves, good 10
choice, 5.60@6.1O: calves. common 10
good, 3.5O@5.5O; Texas grass steers, 2.4O
@3.25.
Other prices unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Heavy pack
ing and shipping lots, 2.S0@3.3o; common
to choice mixed, 2.9OQ3.50; choice assert
ed, 9.5563 Go; light, 3.2503.60; pigs, 2-20
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000. Inferior to
choice, 2.OO@35O; lambs, 3.25Q5.5O.