The San Francisco call., 1906-04-13
wheat and other Grains.


wHEAT-Chicago was 1%c higher The
Chicago Board OF Trade will be closed today
and all other Eastern and foreign grain ex.
changes adjourned yesterday afternoon to rexi
will be open today as usual.
Dispatches from the Eastern markets yes
terday included the following:
A Kansas City correspondent says: kan.
sas Wheat Is 10 per cent better than shown
by the Government report. Wheat Is steadily
improving in appearance and the next report
probably will show condition of 95'
Omaha wires Good many damage reports
coming from the Western part of Nebraska,
and the Hessian fly has made appearance in
some sections
The Price Current says: Winter Wheat
condition is somewhat better than eficiai1v '
estimated by the Government report Tuesday.
Weather conditions are more seasonable b,,t
not in full degree promotive of AGRICULTURAL
progress aud growth. The season is atilI back
ward"
In the San Francisco market the feeling
yesterday was decidedly nrmer with an in
creasing demand for strong Wheat as already
mentioned. Almost all holders asked higher
prices and some withdrew from the tnarket IN
anticipation OF an advance. There was no
rise in prices, however. except in Northern
Red. Futures were strong in sympathy with
the advance at Chicago and no selling pressure
was ap''s'si''' CASH WHEAT
California Club $1.35; California ubst.
Australian. s1.421A; lower grades of California
Al sei .sfK: Northern Biuesten, 81 sa da5 5pSs az
Northern Red. s1.2eA.
Session to II 80 a. m.
May-No sales: s1.27% bid
December--No sales; $1.29& bid. 81. .29k asked.
2 p. m. Session
Omen High Low r,,o.a
May-No sales s1.271S bid 81 2sls asked
December .si. .2Sls 81 .2ssa 81 2e16 u. 3esx
BARLEY-The situation stood about the
same yesterday The tone OF the market, both
In cash grain and futures was very steady
and choice bright Feed again sold at 81 .21E
Receipts continued light.
CASH BARLEY
Feed, S1l6AQL1S% for common and 81 20m
l2lA for good to choice: Brewing. sl'2aKS
1.25; chevalier, $1271h91. 40 per ctl,
FUTURES.
Session 8 to IL 80 a. m
Nov 9 Open ,sih !, Hish; ,a,. :, Low 's. Close.
December-No sales: S6ssc bid.
p. m. Session.
May--$1 Ie9s bid, Sill asked
December-96%c bid. 97Ac asked
OATS-The feeling yesterday was rather
Wheat and Barley. though trading continued
light All quotations remained unchanged
Red; si,4o9I;5O for s1, choice, sI-a24ai i.s71s
Black, x12T1hGi. .371z White 81. 55m1' 60 s,,r,
prise, 81. 65Q1.75 per ctl.
CoRN-Previeus conditions rule, with a
quiet market The Western markets were tins
reported from Chicago:
Receipts OF Cora from the country are verv
light and local stock is being loaded into
lake boats as rapidly as possible Tha saao rso
board reports a very poor export demand and
little prospects of Improvement until inter-
Easter It is said that Continental buyers are
withdrawing bids from America and huvinv
heavily OF the Argentine Corn for sbinn, srt srt
during the next three months. Forecasts of
rains and unsettled weather over the Corn belt
is making for strong market In that cereal -
Western sacked. $l21h for Yellow. $l.32lb0
Lbs for White and S1.20a1. 2215 Sor Mired.
California large yellow. si.2Sal'S7H; small small