Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-21
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. Glow temperatures
In the Canadian northwest Installed
moderate bullishness In the local wheat
market today but trade was not active,
many traders being reluctant to buy
owing 10 Il weak market at Liverpool
The opening was easy, due to the for
eign situation, but prices soon adj
vanced about NC.
September opened h@h to Ss@hc
lower, at 9Sl&c to 9S%c and advanced TO
94ssc.
Trade in the corn pit was slow, es-
pecially for the September delivery.
September opened unchanged TO &c
higher at 77ss to 77Ac and for time
held within that range.
Oats We're firm on covering 10y shorts,
The demand was due partly to a crop
report of a local bank which estimated
the total yield of oats to be l13. COO, 900
bushels less than indicated by the gov
eminent report for August. Septem-
Der opened Ac higher at 49c, sold at
~ .sGo49c and then advanced to 1880.
Provisions We're steady with a very
light trade A ) cent advance in live
hogs was the chief bullish inhance.
September pork was cents lower at
1910. Lard was unchanged at s25.
Ribs We're eggs higher at S77k.
For September the high point of the
day was touched at 94B. Toward mid
day prices slumped off about / cent on
liberal sales by a leading commission
house followed by general selling by
pit traders. Sentiment continued bear
ish the remainder of the session Sep
TENDER declined to $685. The close was
weak with September off B4h at $685.
Gl93I2.
The corn market was influenced chief
ly by wheat and declined with the
break in that grain From Is Septem-
her sold off to II. The close was easy
with September down "a at 77it.
Close: Wheat-Sept, 939s Q93IR; Dec
9i14; May, 9Sla.
coni-sept., 77A; Doc. 659sQ653i;
May G5sM64M.
Oats Sept, $4,000; Dec, 1870
4S9s May, 5Oh @5O9s.
Porl-Sept.. l452; oct, l4,77l&; Jan,
Lard-sept.. s121s@9l5; oct. a25;
Jan, 9,lO@9l2a
Ribs--sept. $50; oct, S.75; Jan.
S.O7h.
Rye-Cash, 77ha79; Sept, ,s@77.
Barley--Cash, 63Gl6S,
Tlmothy-Sept,, S,G5.
Clovor--Oct, hoo.
Chicago, Aug. I-Cattle-Receipts -
500, market strong. Beeves, 2.75m7 %;
Texans, 3.5OM 5,2J, western, 3.D(lG.OJ,
sstoclers and feeders, 2.65U45O: cows ana
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 market strong
TO &C. higher. Lights, 6.DmG,SO; mixed,
b'EyHb' HcaNy, 6.DN G.@; rough. b.2O1D
GO, good TO choice, heavy, d.5OGIG.5J;
pigs, 0.2jM6,l0; bulk of sales, 6.50dG.eU.
sheep Receipts about 1909; market
steady. Natives, ESQ %; Westerns 2.Io
W1.2; yearlings, 4,2545.0; lambs, i.50fI
b,G; Westerns 3.7bq6.20.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Aug, 2l.-Ca,te- Receipts,
1000; market strong. Stockcrs and lead-
ers, 2.bOG 800; bulls, 2,iOnd,4O, calves,
S.2JQ6.21; western steers, IO0Q 3 Is; west
ern COWS, 2,90q8.l5.
Hogs Receipts 500; markets &C. high
cr BULK OF Snlcs, OJOUG.t1i heavy G.1U4p
$50; packers and butchers, O.JuMB.SJ;
lights. 6.lOQ Go; pigs, 2J0M5.25
sheep receipts, 400, market steady.
Muttons, S.15u $50; lambs 40N6.2i;
range Wethers, 3,5O4 L25i led ewes -
qi1O.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Aug, a.-Catlio-R Receipts, j.
9Ii market htendy. Western steers, so
UowJ, Texas steers, 3.CJmi.65, range
cows and hcifors 2.o0Wl.2j; Gamers. Zoo
n2SJi stockers ana feeders, 2GlG3.SI;
calves. 1000 o.2bi bulls and stays, 2.OJ0
uogs--R ccolpts 1000: market strong to
oc, higher Heavy, 6,2j@G.6O; mixed, $50
Wd,A5, liBhtt, G.I0WG.d0, piss, J.5l6iG.lU;
ilik or sales, G.3jqG.l5.
sheep Receipts, 1000, marNct steady.
iearlings, f.AdA,iii Wctncrs. 3.Gj@A.l1;
"',er o.'fut.1Ji lambs, 5.OW6.2h