The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-18

" arehouse deliveries from New York yesterday,
o. :. stock, IT'S, s3s bags: afoat for the U. S..
1880 bags: total visible for the u So 1888 1888
bags, against 44o,7l7 bags last year:
SO test, 23Ac, 263 bags centrifugal and 100 bags
molasses sugar at 218c. Refined, quiet and firm.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE days influences in the
grain market were generally beartsh, and all
closed lower. Wheat finished s4c lower corn asc
lower and oats i4c lower.
Provisions closed with but little change.
wheat-opened at B@14c decline and grad
ualy sold down 1aD5sc, rallied 1s914c' changed
some and closed easy The general tone was
easier and offerings gradually increased as the
season advanced. Influenced to great extent by
the larger receipts in the Northwest. as well as
here an showers and cooler weather for the Da-
kotas and Minnesota being predicted by the
Washington Weather Bureau.
Partridge sold freely and the demand was only
moderate. Early public cables were firm and I'M
changed for spot, and futures were quoted dull
and inch nged but private advic quoted an
easirr feeling in Berlin and LIVERPOOL the after
closing lower. There was considerable lqnlua-
ton by small longs and the general dullness, To-
gether with the selling mentioned, also created a
weak feeling and lower prices.
Corn was strong at The start on the dry weather,
but weakened later on heavy selling. The range
was lc.
oats were easy on large offerings and the de-
cline in Wheat and Corn. The range was Zee.
Provisions were very dun and narrow, but gen.
eralii firm on a light run OF live hogs and better
prices at the yards. Compared with last night,
September PORK is unchanged. September Lard
21z2c lower and September Ribs 21.c higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: " heat. 80
cars; Corn, 200 cars; Oats, l20 cars; Hogs, 140OO
head.
Freights were steady at 7sc for Wheat and Corn
to Buffalo and 1c Tor Corn to Port Huron.
The leading futures ranged AS follows:
Wheat No 3 Mess Pork per DBL
July .5te 5sslcse e9'. SIP so s12 so
.6o58O 6O1sc Lard per 100 lns-
Corn No 2 se sIS. Sc 50 50 $751; s. $50
sept $3.50 $3.50 33s Short Ribs per 90 lbs.
' sept. So 80 SO so
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady,
AsHS Spring w sPTsE pSs5sls = lO9 No. So
Spring Wheat, 52056c: No Red, 5514@ 5$4c;
No. Corn 42s4c: Prime Timothy SEED DO Mess
Pork y bbI Sl2 60@12 621a; Lard. y 100 IDS.
St S21a@6 IS; Short Ribs sides Qoosej. So 700
= 7212. Dry Sailed Shoulders {eoxed). So 006
49,; Short Clear sides (Doxed). So S71aQo1 90;
WHISKY distillers flushed goods. u gal. S %:
SuFar-Cut Loaf, 5.4Sc: GRADUATED. 4.62c: stan
dard A. 449c.
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
marEe was hrmer; creamery, 120l7c; dairy, i
91412c. Eggs STEADY, 9@lOc.
cATTLE
The days run OF cattle was about 1900 head OF
that number perhaps 1000 head were Texans,
leaving 1900 as tue supply OF natives Sales were
on a basis OF 81 25@4 go for poor to extra natives
/
quality. Texans were strong at loo higher than
yesterday. The best lot offered brought SO so.
Fat cows and heifers sold WELL aud so did fat
| bulls while Gamers stock was dull at former low
| prices
! Hogs-Prices were higher. With only 5000 as
the days receipts and little othng left over
| from Monday sellers had decidedly the best OF
the situation. Opening sales wore at an advance
OF iOc, and the .ater market, though less active,
was not pereopti0y weak. From 81 IS TO SIS 80
| was the range of values for merchantRble lots.
There were few lots below 81 80, not may at
| better than IS %. he bulk OF the heavy and
medium WEIGHTS brought So 1905 IS, and the
| popu ar prices for light hogs were $5GS5 10.
! The supply of the latter was not equal TO the
| demand. There little more life to-day in
! the sheep and lamb market, and, while sellers
! failed to get any important advance the feeling
was sensibly frmer. he best grades OF sheep
| we're saIable at IS 25G3 50, ana choice lambs
| were quoted at 81 1894 SO. From those figures
! quotations ranged downward to 81 259 so for
scailswag sheep, and to 81 50@3 90 for thin, light
| lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, $500; calves, 200; hogs,
| 5000; sheep, 1000.