The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-15
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, III, July 14-Business was lv-
lier in the wheat market although there were no
special features st the opening. Prices were sens-
tive TO weather and crop conditions. The weekly
crop bulletin from North Dakota said that the
conditions were favorable for rust and that there
was great scarcity ofwater The cable reflected
y esterday's decline. Wheat started out firm but
the trading developed into local business The
cash demand also was feature OF bullish char
acter Receipts in the Northwest were very heavy
at 497 cars against 1872 on the corresponding day
last year and SS7 last Tuesday Chicago received
S94 cars and inspected out 1908 bushels
Liverpool cables were quiet and 14d lower At
lantic seaboard cearances for twenty-four hours
amounted 10 170.554 bushels. Continental cables
were generally lower. 379 cars of new wheat were
received at Chicago. At noon Bradstreet's report
on the worlds visible supply showed a decrease of
100000 bushels, and the market broke lac, but
soon rallied During the last ten minutes OF trad
ing the market became excited on war talk from
Turkey, in which it was said that troops had been
from 551z9555sc. sold between 5634c and 551yac,
closing at $3.50, 1911sc higher than yesterday.
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow 13U cars.
CORN-Was hrmer on the continued dry hot
weather and the ineffectual efforts of the
shorts 10 secure any corn The receipts were 464
cars. Withdrawals from store were light at 1907
S64 bushels Liverpool cables were dull. Export
clearances were 21U.014 bushels. September corn
opened at 2714c, sold between 2S1sc and 271lsc,
closing at 2S1sc, 2Sc higher than yesterday. Est-
mated receipts for tomorrow, 80 cars.
OA1S-A quiet but strong feeling ruled in oats
early in the day and they followed the pace set by
the corn options The trading was of a local
character, however. Receipts were 22S cars and
1921 bushels were taken from store. Septen-
per oats closed lie higher than yesterday. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow, go cars
FLAX-Was easier. Cash, 7I1s@71c: Septem-
Der, I112@7lc; December, 73c Receipts were Il
cars
Observation-Disclosures steady feeling this
morning on an advance in the hog product of Sc,
but there was complaint Of no business and the
emptiness OF the pit a confrmatory straw.
! september pork closed 71ac higher, September
lard he 1igher and September rios sc higher.
" :. mi af end uFrrar
recent hot weather having bad effect on pastures
The demand was limited and there was no opening
Creameries-Extras- 141sc; frsts, Is@l4c;
seconds, Joe; limitations, fancy, l0c. DaIries-
Extras, l0@lO1zc; frsts s1s@9c; packing stock
| sc; roll, 6G7c
clned a shade further Fresh STOCK, &C ? dozen;
recandled, s@e1ac; shipping, 91a@l0c
,oon MN ~ " X As o@o% on call and ~ on time
tOanS Ne" orK exchange sold at 75c discount.
Closing Prices.
cember, 5S5k@5sslc T4o'
CoKN-Ju'y. 27fsc: september. 2s5sc: May.
6AIsaJuly, 1880, September. 1sMc; May,
fohK-september. Sc IS; January ST so.
hIss-septemDer 50 IS; January, SO so.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. Ill. July lA-Cattle,
both local and outside demand ruled weak In view
OF rather liberal receipts for the week to come.
In hogs there was bulge OF 56110c In product on
anticipation of moderate receipts. Native sheen
| and lambs were somewhat scarce, and went at far
prices.
CATTLE-Recelpta 1000 Common to extra
steers 50 30t04 20: stockers and feeders 50 lOG
8 50; cows and bulls. 81 1904; caves, $3@5 40;
Texans, S203 30.
EOGs-keceIpts, $4,000. Heavy packing ana
| shipping lots, SO 1908 IS: common 70 choice
mixed. s3 lon3 46: choice assorted 50 5OG5 so;
light SO 30@3 s.; pigs, 50 eO@Y 55
sAEEf-hecepIs. 12,00U anterior 70 cnoics,
J 92@4; IAN bs $3a6 40