The San Francisco call., 1896-10-06
CHICAGO MARKETS.

AGO, I'LL, Oct. 5.-Before the whe at
market opened this morning there was weak
curo and Dear news TO explain 1t. The worlds
shipme nts for The week 10. 600, 600 bushels,
An enormous quantity, and Liverpool cables
were N@ld lower. At the opening the amount
on passage was posted. 1t showed an increase OF
224O,oOo bushels. frices started in about half
and a cent under the final figures of Saturday.
but gradually rallied as the postings on the
visible supply gave indications of prod ucing bull
engagements Receipts in the Northwest were
1880 cars, against 1867 last Monday and 2O07
year ago. Chicago received 412 cars and in
spected out l62.O2s bushels The total visible
supply footed up incre OF J. 401 900 bushels
and the official board of trade figures on the
worlds shipments were 1888 900 bushels. The
visible supply decreased 263,0U0 bushels. Clos
ng Continental cables were lower. Export clear
anc es were large at 422. $50 bushels. December
wheat opened from SIC to 66 Sac advanced to
SO lac. ctosing at 6734c, 1s@14c higher than
Saturday. Estimated receip.s Tomorrow, 375
cars.
CORN-The early rstrograde movement In
wheat prices in fuenced at the opening, but
when the finer grain rallied corn promptly Joined
in the advance. Liverpool cables were 14d lower.
Receipts were heavy at 93j cars, and 593,Sl4
bushels were Withdrawn from store. The amount
on passa increas ed 00O0 and the visl BILE
supply $500 bushels. Export cearances were
90, 409 bushels. May corn opened at 251ac adj
vanced to 26A@ 1890 closing at 2614, 3sc
m orrow 1030 cars.
oATs-Exhlbited Iittle II any, Independence,
price changes being caused by the power exerted
by wheat. Receipts were Sl7 There w-re
no Withdrawals from store. Export cearances
creased $4,000 bushels. May closed 14QI$sc
higher. Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 100
cars.
FLAX-Was easy: cash, 71@73c: December,
73@75c; May, 7S14@79c. Receipts were 255
PROVISIoNS-The hog market was easier and
that fact in ection with The opening loss
prices in grain caused product TO display quite
little weakness at the start, but with the harden
reversal
provisions was noted. January pork closed IL 1ac
higher January lard 21a@oc higher and January
ribs s@712c higher. Good makes o. but were
Inactive and firm. while other kinds were rather
slow,
141ac; seconds, 1Udl <c limitations, fancy 120l3 &C.
Dairles-Extras, l3c: frsts, l1@l2c; seconds, l0c
Ladles-Extras, 91a@l0c; frsts oGs1ac; packing
STOCK, 6917c: grease, 4@15c.
EGGS-Were firm. Offerings of fresh stock
we're moderate Fresh stock, I41a@lbc.
MONEl-Was firm at oC17% on call and tx on
time loans New orA exchange sold al s5c dis
count
Closing Prices.
WHEAT = OCTOBER, 661sc; December. 67Nc;
CORN = octooer, 221sc; December. 281sc;
oAIs-octooer 171ac; December, 177s@1sc;
May. 10 Tsc.
IIaEkhDsssmbeE g s5 !anua5y 81
hAbs-December, $o so; January, $3 5712
Livestock.
UNION sToCKYARDs ILL, Oct 5-There
was ia rly general demand for cattle and prices
were well maintained. The run OF hogs was heavy.
Light weights were SC lower. but other kinds were
held steady. There was in sheep only fair trade
at steady prices. Receipts were large
CATTLE -Recepts. 10000. Fancy beeves.
So 0095 To- choice prime 1900 10 100 n steers,
s 6UG4 95; good to choice steers 100 1900 ID.
"a 25tGA 80; medium steers. 1000 to 800 d. S4 0U
"a 20; fair beef steers $50 10 1000 MS IS 70
stockers and feeders, 900 10 1850 D S3 30 as IS;
fair TO good do. BOO 70 S75 b. So 6OG3 80; bulls.
choice TO extra So 0043 so; bulls, poor TO choice,
81 1907 80: cows ana neifers, cnoce prime So 80
as 70; cows, lair to choice 81 25@2 35; cows,
common to fair Gamers, 81 25@D2 20; calves. good
10 choice. $5 bO@6 10: calves, common TO good,
80 50Q5 %; Texas grass steers, $2 5U@3 70.
Texas cows and bulls, s. 1892 so; Western
ming steers So 65a4; Western range cows heif-
ers 81 30@3 40. mixers and springers. Z, mead,
$25445; Western range steers 81 1908 go; West
ern rangers 81 l5@3 25.
HOGS - kecepts. $4,000 Heavy packing ana
shipping lots. 81 SOG3 80: common 10 choice
mixed. 81 90@3 40; choice assorted. So 35@
SHEEP 26,0UU Anferlor TO choice,
$2@3 10; lambs $3G5.
Receipts at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 5-HOGS-Receipts,
5OU0 Market steady to SC lower Light and pigs,
So l0@S rs; medium, $3@3 10; heavy, 81 S5@
8 05.
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; market strong. Ma
tive steers, best, So 95@4 40: fair good SIS o
@3 95: cows and heifers, best, 81 S5@3 l5 fair
TO good ST. 1902 85: bulls 81 90G2 40: stockers
and feeders, 81 4U@3 80: Texas and Western,
81 40G3 50: calves, $4(0l1.
SHEEP Receipts, 900; market steady.
Receipts at Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR. Oct 5. = HOGS
Receipts, 1900 Market shade easier. Light
and mixed, 81 95@3 10: heavy, So s5@2 s5.
Steers, 1904 50; cows So 25@S; feeders, 81 75@
55.