The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-19
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, I'LL. Sept. 1S.-Local bullish senti-
ment was in control of the wheat market this
NOR ming little of that grain being for ale, while
the demand was exceedingly brisk. Higher open
ing cables from Liverpool and Berlin were instru.
mental in producing frmness at the opening, and
the subsequent advan ces were without especial
reference to outside in formation. Rece pts were
Il 81 cars at Chicago. The Northwest mad lO4s
ca rs against 1143 last Friday and 1875 year ago
Local inspections from store amounted to 46. COO
b shells. EXPORT clearances were liberal at 42I,.
OBS bu shells. Closing Paris cab were 10 TO 35
confines higher for -four, aud unchanged to ia
confines higher for wheat. Antwerp was uu-
changed and Berlin 2sz@3 marks higher. Decem-
Der wheat opened from l1sc TO 6114c, sold be-
tvs cen 6oA @6O Zee and 62c, closing 6l3Rd
81 12c 12c higher than yesterday. Estimated re-
cetpts for Tomorrow 275 cars.
CORN-Was quite agreeable to participating In
the improvement in price inaugurated By wheat.
Receipts were S29 cars, and ABS, 454 bushels were
unchanged. Export cearances were e96.347
bushels. May corn opened at 245Bc TO 243Ic.
sold between 46sc aud 2511sc, closing at "a TIC.
14c higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts
for to morrow, 56O cars.
oATS-Derived benefit from the generally i'm
proved speculative tone of the other markets.
Receipts were 249 cars, and 57,6l3 bushels were
taken from store May oats closed lac 10 lac
higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow, 800 cars.
FLAX-Was strong. Cash. 651s@s71Sc: Sep
TEMPER o6Aac asked; December, ooG7Oc: Janu-
airy, 7U12@7lc; May, 76c. receipts were 7q cars.
PROVIS toNS-Conditons were favorable Tor
improv- ment in product prices. Hogs and grain
ions could not consistently decline. January pork
closed 2Uc higher, January lard 715c higher, aud
January ribs 12c TO lOc higher
BUTrER-OfferIngs of butter were large and
demand light to day. Prices were unchanged
Creameries S,Extras, 15c p h: frsts, l3914c;
seconds, lO9l-c; limitations, fancy, 12@ Sc
Dair1es-E1tras, 13c: frsts, l1Gl2c seconds loo
LadiesaExtras 912gl0c; firsts, sSs12c; packing
STOCK. 6@7c; grease 1850
EGGS-Sold well and were firm. Fresh STOCK,
MONEl-Was b@7% on call and TX on time
loans. New OrK exchange sold al al 10 dis
count
Closing Prices.
WHFAT-september. e0ssc; December, slss@
C0kN-septemOer 2lssc; December, 22c; May,
247sc:
ATss.,september. 1870; December, 1880;
ToKk September. SIS so; October, SIS IS; Janu-
Ian - =: sptember, So A.; october. So IS; Janu-
lis .sptemDer, So 10; October, $s 1919;
January, So 421z
Livestock.
UNION sToCKYARDS ILL. Sept ls.-The
demand and supply Of cattle were moderate.
Good kinds were strong and others steady Offer
ings OF hogs were fair Good medium fair.
Sheep were dull Lam bs sold easier prices
CATTLE - Receipts. 5000. Fancy. beeves.
81 0@5 90: choice 10 prime. 1900 100 m steers,
- 4504 81; good TO choice steers. 1900 10 1900 n
"a OU9A 40; medium steers, lU00 TO 3OU h. $3.50
@3 80: fair beef steers $50 to 1900 ms,
IS 60 a 70; butcher steers. SIS 10 "a so;
choice stockers and feeders 600 to l. $50 H. So %
@3 so; fair do. 500 10 S75 h. 81 zOl93 10; bulls.
choice 10 extra, 81 SO@3 30; bulls, poor choice
81 1902 70: cows ana neifers choice TO extra So 10
@3 50; cows, lair TO choice 81 25@D3 40; cows
common TO fair Gamers 81 z5@2 To- calves good
TO choice. SIS 75@6 %: calves, common TO good
IS S5GD3 10; Texas grass 81 35Gl so
Texas cows and bulls, 81 1902 so; W estern can
ming steers, 81 65@4 Western range cows ana heif-
ers, 81 OOg3 20 mixers and springers p head
$2UtG3S; Western range steers, 81 SOFAS 65.
HOGS - Receipts. $4,000 Heavy packing ann
chipping lots. So 75a3 90 common TO choice
mixed 81 SO@3 %: choice assorted. SIS 2O0
o25; hight, 81 sO9S so: pigs 81 50G5 rs.
sHEkF-kecelpts. II, 0OU 10 choice
81 50@3; lam bs, 1894