The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO ILL, Oct 12.-Liverpool cables on
wheat this morning did not coinciIe with onr
strengt of Saturday with the sanguine belief
of the bulls that prices yet too low. That in
cident and the estimate that the worlds shipment
for last week would approximate 1O,250.0O0
bushels were the prime factors at the opening Of
the market here to-day. They were permitted to
govern the tone only temporarily. however, ad-
vices from San Francisco TO the effect that the
demand for wheat from India and Australia still
existing started the crowd TO buy. There was an
increase in the amount on ocean passage of
$780, 100 bushels and in the visible supply OF
2 3lS 900 bushels
Receps at Chicago were 5O4, cars and the
Northwest had 1890 Local inspections from store
amounted to 81. 395 bushels. The English visible
supply decreased 1924, 900 bushels. Late Conti-
mental cables reported advances in all markei s;
prices here jumped quickly on their posting. The
full advance not retained, however, recessions
taking place on selling by early buyers. Export
clearanCeS moderate at 2l6 1876 bushels.
December wheat opened from $3.50 TO $3.50, ad-
vanced to 7O@7O1sc declining and closing at
691sc, 1sc higher than Saturday Estimated re-
cepts for tomorrow $40 cars
CORN-The receipts of corn were 1609 cars, or
5O9 more than estimated. With this increase in
the movement there was an inclination by hold
ers al the op ening 10 dispose of their properly,
more so because of the tendency of wheat TO de
cline When the finer grain rallied, however,
corn frmed up little and prices recovered the
loss. Withdrawals from store were 16.i 90 bush
els. Liverpool ca bles were firm. The amount on
ocean passage increased 10000 bu Shells. Export
earances amounted to n, "a bushels. May corn
opened from 27Ssc TO 2714c, advanced 10 2S14c
closing at ~ 1sc, Zee higher than Saturday Esd
WI
OATS-Refected the tone OF wheat ana corn,
the receipts, 924 cars however, affording no en-
couragement to buyers and causing some nde-
pendent weakness early. The visible supply in
creased 449 900 bushels. Withdrawals from store
TO-, 80 bushels, and 197.O43 bushels cleared
at the sea board. May oats closed 14c higher than
Saturday Estimated receipts for tomorrow 625
FLAX-Was firm. Cash, 75c to 751sc; Decem-
Der, 7617ac to 771ac; May, S13zc to SIC Receipts
PRoVISToNs-There was sharp demand and
f,grrI Cor hneyo ia
ing, and agreeable thereto provisions op ned
strong and afterward exhibited much tirmness
January pork closed S212c higher and January
lard and ribs each 221sc higher.
BUTrER-W as in active demand to-day. oner-
ings were Light and c W. %as rss Isxen ,sml7c
seconds, l2614c; limitations, fancy, 129 &c
Dairies-Extras, lac: frsts, l1@l2c; seconds. so
10c. Ladies = Extras, Sg1Oc; hrsts' eGe42c'
packing stock. &c: grease, 212@3c-
EGGS-Firm. Receipts were modest; dema nd
good. Fresh stock, l41a@15c 2 dozen.
MONEY STEADY, at o@7% on call and TX on
time loans. New York exchange sold at 9Uc dis
count.
Closing Prices.
wBFAT-octoDer, e3ssc; December. ss1sc;
cokHNoctooer 24c; December, 245s@24s4c;
oATsNSctoDer, 1880; December, 1s14@lossc;
TokA@December, 81 2e1a; January. So IS.
LARD-December, $4 5212; January, S4 7212.
1.Ibs-December, $5 go; January. d 10
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Oct. 12-Receipts
of cattle to-day were much larger than expected
and the market was therefore weak. Some grades
were little lower, but others were not. Shippers
ana packers were liberal buyers OF hogs and,
although the supply was heavy, prices advanced
lOc. The sheep market was fairly active and
steady.
S5 10@5 Is: choice 10 prime 1900 10 100 n steers
81 65G5 90; good to choice steers. 1200 TO 1900 D
"a 1904 90; medium steers, 1200 TO 4OO h. S4 OO
"a 25: fair beef steers, l00U 10 1900 Ms, SIS rs
as 9 s: com mon steers So 35G13 70; good TO choice
stockers and feeders, goo to 1850 Ii, So 2o@3 S5;
fair TO good do. 500 70 S75 h. 81 o093 20; bulls,
81 60@2 9O cows ana neifers choice to prime. S3 3O
as S5; cows, fair choice, 81 25@3 25: cows
common to fair Gamers 81, 25G2 20; calves good
So 50@5 %; Texas grass steers 81 5O@3 20
Texas cows and bulls, 81 1892 so; Western cam
ers. 81 S0@3 35 mixers and springers = mead,
$25@40; Western range steers, 81 5o@3 rs.
HOGS - keceIpts $4,000 heavy PACKING ana
shipping lots. So 20@3 50: common 10 choice
mixed, So 1908 b5: choice assorted. 90 SOC
80: light So 1893 so: pigs. 50 25G3 80
SHEEP-kecelpIs 25,00U. lnferIof 10 choice,
81 90 GLS 25 lambs, 81 75g4 60
Receipts at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. 12-HoGs-R Receipts,
90 600. Marker stronger. Light and pigs, So 15@
3 40; medium. So Os@3 80; heavy. S3@3 32
CATTLE Receipts. 900. Market strong; INA,
3 10: cows and heifers. best, 81 60@3 90; fair to
good, 81 1902 so: stockers and feeders 81 COG
8 so; bulls, 81 1902 +5; Texas and Weste m,
81 4093 80: calves, $49l2.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Receipts at Omaha
SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR-. Oct l2.-HoGs-
Receipts. 900. all heavy Market sc to 1Oc higher.
CATTLE-Receipts. 44ou. Market slow; steady
to weak; Grass steers, $S@s SO; cows, 81 25@5;
SHEEP-Receipts, 3300 Market steady COM
mon weaker. MuttOQS. So 7b,