The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-30
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The heard az rrnar.


CHICAGO July gs-fsxeggsaaf opsne4
steady to-day in ss1e face 81 laiessos de-
ca.ae os ga& day before IaaG. sttA a Cut-
til,5s4tl15a OK srzrsess AZ Paris lsg stre large
eSSsorE purchases ~ >SS OK yesterday,
swept AgaF gtse SeAr&SaEeSs Ea4t sad over
estss yhe las. nouT tx TIE a-sv&Ssss session
SEPTEMBER oa~faes4 AT from .3ieSs - .@@sSt ,s
r4s@ 81 aao4s ic per n1lsEasL \ se<ssI fseSt
vas oxere~4 AZ lie advance for "A minute
- Two, A-L wnEn a5caS eve NANTES Erotu
re start Esse price tc1cae& - -, sellers
aeeSEue scaree AL a once. sna ne 9Stcs
Vas E1AsleG Up 70 sS.zc- A ets1aeSF@za rom
AIS estimated EE4r France wc4s3 Rave
% isn9ors ~ ss-s ss,s rsisa@ss 81 waez1 -n.s
year. \ New York message VAS II l7@
eIsSst tS1e export laaansS o. SLeaf yeSEer~
as$ xoss2 amount 10 i,tsssssst o. snsls there
ard "a tAs1 bushels al ogs ports. meaning
pr0oSaiy fer vari01as dates o. salpmen ~ tsss
Gzl a sale III kSNtsu 0asn<tS u No. 1Satl-
sas hard ~hess fog export was also n4s3e
hare yesterday. All these matters oecgrse
known shortly after the opening and taken
altogether. appear quite sufficient 10 ex-
plain ne strength OF tia early trading.
The total receipts a. primary markets
were shs,v@ bushels. compared with 3oe.tss
bushels last year. TIE excess OF tie pTi-
Ing the much larger crop tnys ye&r bat
s5sgl lrsY,oslderarc. as there j. this sea-
son Is All the bears have 70 sell wheat ca.
" s2>sA good Use IhSy can MAKE OF u pOur
weapon VAS seen n The aecliGe which oe-
Cured aacai al hour and 4 h&lf from the
start. The price OF September dropped a.
y.
which sold As nlxa as ssc. fell 20 SAC THE
market WAS steadsS0 at The decline BY New
York kilograms saying twenty-five boat
loads Offered - the continent had been ssc-
cepted. -, Louis wired 10 the same effect.
al export hoGse there repairing all accept
eG they had offered 30 the continent 4
message from North Dakota sa.si the Wa
ter in TIE aelGs was fast disappearing and
with me prospects Improving. The Price
Current estimated The spring wheat Crcp
a. - e.stasl bushels and faa w3ut.r ~
* ,esa.oo bushels. making a total OF $50 co.
vlo bushels.
New York increased the quantity taken
for export IL sixty 5osss loads. The buying
fever proks olt aIrssfi. September opened
'sc higher ~ sssAc. sold a 1si4e OF 70 szNsc,
raltied slowly y 3Sssc, closing al 157sc bid.
Corn opened !gfln with wheat and gained
strength. closing 3sc higher than the open-
Ing.
The market for oats was without smpor-
tam features.
Provisions were firm on a very moderate
amount OF trading.
Closing quotations..
July prices:
Wheat 80. $50 Tssal Lard eco. &so
Corn ga Barley 49,. ,,2514gS3
p Psfs 80. $3.50. Rye ..; $1,000 s,As
Ribs 81 Timothy =. -. -
Live stock.
Cattle-Native beet steers were activ,. at
500; extra beeves were Saiable n Sla4p
5.45: sales were largely around s. 2s4I4 81:
stockers and feeders s. 5ofs 70. calves. s. -
QSo.
Hogs-Common to prime lots sold at s2.ss
GAS and heavy packers AZ $3.5l;3so. the
bulk OF sales being az I.1a.
sheep were salable al s-.5ssI4 for The poor
est, 10 ssgA 10 for good prime lots. Lambs
were active at s3.seis5 a.
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