The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-17

lower, when the car lots for tomorrow were an
nogneed at 100 cars. One boat reported at \ ew
York for export
In Corn the volume OF business was smaller
with fluctuations less frequent the market assn N
ing more nominal condition. Buying orders
were not SO numerous aud the selling was fairly
energetic. Thefeeling was weaker. The country
was moderate seller and local traders were more
inclined 10 favor the short side. Initial trades
were at 14@5sc decline at b6 &c for Septem Der
and afterward sold up 12c, declined Zee for May
aud 1850 for September, advanced "A 1Jse. de-
cined 5s(9zsc, ruled steady ana closed weak
yhele showers the weather man throu h.
out Nebraska, Kansas, Western Iowa aud South
ern Illinois, and this may have had a tendency to
Increase the offerings,
The Price Currents summary was little
bullsh. Domestic markets were all lower and
cables came in with spot firm and unchanged and
futures duller, .Aac decline. Among the sensa-
tionai bull news was a report from St. Joseph,
Mo stating that orders hsd been issued aban-
don several stations along the ST. Joseph and
Grand Island road owing to the failure or the
crops IN parts of Nebraska.
cats. opened weak, with Corn; rallied SAC on
buying, but again declined and closed near the
bottom. he range for september was NE.
Provisions declined at the start on lower hog
prices and liberal realizing. Prices reacted later
on fair buying and the close was at the top Com
pared with last night September Pork is. 215c
higher September Lard sc lower and RIBS un-
changed. :..-.- J..
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NheatNO. q -: ...eE Short Ribs per 90 lbs.
Highest, Lowest Highest Lowest,
Sept. s e sssR:s f re s 81 g g
Dee.,s...:5s3sc 571Sc Lard per 100 ii's-. ..
AZ ay: =. ,ooc oZ%selSept: SI39Iiz2 - oz+H2
Sept. ...553sc 54Iac Mess PORK per DBL :
0ct..s.,..551sc .: 5Y$4rlSept Sl3 so ~ Sl8 As
May.....s 5312c 52la c lnn.$l3 81 - SID rs
Cash quotation: were as foIlows: Flour-
unchanged. No 2 Spring Wheat. 3 319@D546Sc:
10. Spring Wheat. nominSl: No.2 Red 5315t0
34c: No. 2 Corn. 646se; No.2 oats, 30I4 No
z w htte, 3414035e; No. 3 w bite, 1854 @4s4c;
No. Rye 47c; .No,,2 BarleY; sec: so, =, 54@D5cf
20 q, ominal.No. / Flax Seed Sl2615@5r- ~ n /;
Prime Timothy Seed s. 80: Mess Pork q bbl
St3 6O9l 3 o5 Lard. y l0OIUs. 81 60; Short Ribs
sides toose],' 81 40G17 so: Dry Sailed Shoulders
f9oxedl. So 5096 62t9; Short clear sides Cpoxedl
50 5b@7 75E--- WHISKY, =. distillerS finished
goods, g gal. 81 IS: Sugar-Cut. Loaf, ~ Grand
On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
.marke was unchanged. =. :.
H. s---.: - CATTLE - 80. e.
Pc. Hogs y Estimated receipts to-day were 49,
0UO. yesterday, % $50: shipments yesterday,
1926; left over. about $500; quality not good.
Market active, but rather weak and prices ste loo
lower chiefly on. common and rough. Sales
ranged from sS5 O5@g5 55 for light. 81 50 20
D 10 for rough packing, SO 05 q 90 for
mixed. SO 1895 20 for heavy packing ana ship
ping lots
CsttIe-Receipts estimated to-day l450g: re-
ceiptS yesterday. 1867; shipments Ass market
fairly active best grades strong Others easy
Cows and bulls, 81 X g. so steers, 8 1904 so;
Texans 81 Is g 40; western, 81 5Od4 40.
Sheep - Receipts to-day 10000: receipts yes
terday, 1888; shipments yesterday 567 Mar
ket dull and 10 to zoe lower.