The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-29
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bright to the bulls The feeling this morning was
heavy the liquidation, some OF the sellers, how
ever buying September, believing that better luck
might attend them in that month, such purchases
and cool, Just the kind that needed for spring
wheat. Liverpool cables were weak and lower al
the opening and the same at the close The North
west reported some FROST but that it too light
to cause the least injury.
Northwest. Withdrawals from store were %, GIT
bushels. Continental markets all lower. Ex-
port clearances with the seaboard 500 bushels
of wheat, scarcely worth mentioning. Wheat and
Hour combined only amounted to ITO, 1854 bushels.
sold between 73c and 7li4c, closed at 7lsl to-
711sc to 7114c under yesterday Estimated re-
cepts for tomorrow, 81 cars. The first car of new
winter wheat 10 arrive in Chicago was day. 1t
graded No. Red and was sold by IRWIN Green &
Co. to the Calumet Grain and Elevator Company.
1t came from Carbondale Ill.
Corn was lower to-day and the business was not
large. and consisted of changing operations (buyng
light at 131 cars, and 2O6 are estimated for to-
morrow. Withdrawals from store were 81 ,254
bushels and 9S3 bushels cleared at the seaboard
Liverpool cables were easy and 14d lower. Sep
TENDER corn opened at 4S12c, sold between 4S5s@
4Ss4c and 4Sc, closing at 4814c, ssc under yester-
day.
oats-Traders were evening up contracts in oats
to-day. The business was transacted with refer
ence to the easy tone which ruled in other grains
The ''long" oats held in New York still drib
bling out, the owners no longer hoping to profit by
bushels were taken from store. September closed
12Q5sc under yesterday. Estimated receipts for
to morrow 209 cars.
Flax was easy. No. cash sold at 81 so: Au-
gust, 81 2l12; September, 81 2012: October
81 20 Receipts were three cars.
September SIS 3O@5 SO; country lots, s5(05 SO;
prime clover, 80 80; October, So 90
strength in the product but it was entirely offse;
by the weakness of wheat, the latter appearing tC
obtain the advantage as the session advanced. Al
the calls September was 271ac under yesterday
September lard 10c lower and September ribs lOd
l2A2c lower; Closing prices: .o,
% JSSsm0e a7c as5 July, 471sc: September
oats-June, a5Isc; July. 251sc; September
roTE-Js5ne, So 221s; July. s12 221s; Sep
Lard-June, Sc b71a; July, Sc 671a; September
Ribs-June. Sc 80: July, Sc s21s; September
| Sc 5212.
The butter market was dull and featureless
Trade was light and unimportant, buyers showing
little disposition to take hold. Receipts were lib
| eral. Prices were unchanged.
Cheese-Very few sales Of cheese took place
The market still in the inactive state that has
been noted for some time. Prices were not
changed.
were firm. Receipts were moderate and all kinds
were wanted. Turkeys and hens fairly active;
gobbers steady; chickens, 10c: chickens, ROSTERS
geese, per doz.. 1904.
Eggs were quiet and easy without CHI ange in
prices. The demand was light and entirely local
Fresh stock sold at 10@1012c per dozen.
New POtatOeS-Dea1erS round no dlfhculty IN dis
posing of their stocks. Receipts light and
the market was well cleaned up. Values were
firm; Barrels So 50@2 rs; bulk stock, 10000
| per bushel.
Livestock.
| UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, June 2S.-The
| cattle market to-day dull and dragging, such
being usually the case on Fridays Prices were
essentially changed
The supply of hogs was not large and that market
started in firm with one sale of extra fine heavy at
an advance of l0c over yesterday. The feeling
continued firm to the close.
Choice sheep were firm and other grades weak to-
day. The supply was a large one.
Cattle = Receipts, 1000. Common to extra
steers, So $685. stockers and feeders, 50 40G
20: COWS and bulls. 81 50@3 50; calves, So 75@
5 271s: Texans, 50 25(G5 rs.
Hogs.Receipts. 10000. Packing and shipping
4 80; choice assorted, 81 COCA 80; light, 81 50@
So: pigs, So 1904 90.
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Inferior to choice
81 5O6l4; lambs S366,