The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-22
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winter crop half bushel acre materially as
sisted in weakening prices Receipts at Chlcaso
were slightly below the estimate 43 ears arriving.
Receipts in the Northwest were fair. 2lS cars
coming in at Minneapolis and Duluth. WltnuIaW,
ais from store were Al ,541 bushels ana ioI,So1
bushels cleared at the seaboard. Liverpool canies
were quiet and easy with decline OF 1zd reported
in futures. Continental markets were uhcnahseu
to a shade lower. The decline was checked Dy q
report from Baltimore that export orders had peeh
received from Germany, the first In a long tiIne.
and prices at once frmed up. Later, on a reporG
from New York that there was no demand for eX-
ports the longs again began unloading thelr mold
ings and the market weakened, the close being
near the inside figures of the day. September
wheat opened from 1884 to GAG deemed 10 oza2c,
closing at 62$4c-1sc under 6 Yesterday. Estlma'ed
CoTn-There was a continuation to-day OF the
easy feeling which prevailed in corn YESTERDAY.
The market early easy on the failure OF the
predicted frosts for last night to materialize, and
became weaker later on the splendid weather fore
cast for Thursday throughout the entire corn belt
The poor demand for cash corn also assisted In
maintaining the prices. Trading was light ana
with futures. lower for August and 14d lower for
the later months. Receipts were fair, Az cars ar
irving. The Withdrawals from store were 165, $40
bushels, ard 196,465 bushels cleared at the sea-
board. The weakness became intensified when the
large receipts estimated for tomorrow were an
nounced. September corn opened at 373sc, de-
clined to 361a "a 3624c, and closed at 3614c,
1s@14c under yesterday. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow, 6U0 cars
Oats were quiet but fairly steady. Receipts
were light 1913 cars arriving The efforts of shorts
to with the scarcity of offerings, held prices
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow TIA cars.
Flax easy Cash Northwestern, ST. o. Aug
ust, 81 O6; September, 81 O5@1 O51a Receipts
Provisions were dull and slightly lower. The
easier feeling was mainly caused by the traders
antagoniZing the bull attitude of Armour and sell
ing September product largely because Armour
came out in a morning paper with bull announce
ment. At the close September pork was 15c under
yesterday; September lard 5@571ac lower and Sep
TENDER ribs 71ac lower.
Closing prices
Wheat-August, 621sc; September, 62s4c; De-
cemner, 651sc; May, 6914c.
Corn-August 3634c: September, 36s4c; Deem
Der, 81 12c: May, 3212c.
oats-August, 2cc; September. 1880: octo-
Der 1912c: May, CSC.
Pork = September. SO SO; October, SO 80; Janu-
Lard : September 500; October, Sc 171s;
January. So 10.
airy, So 25.
Butter was quiet and inclined to weakness for
inferior makes. Desirable stock was steady.
Prices were unchanged.
Eggs irmer in feeling and slightly higher
price was quoted Receipts we're rather light and
good demand existed. Fresh stock sold generally
at 11172@l2c per dozen.
Money was easy at 4@41a per cent on call and
50512 per cen on time loans. New York EX-
change sold at 75c discount
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Aug. 21.-The
receipts OF cattle were large to-day and prices suf
fered further weakening for most kinds, the de-
cline being 10615c
The receipts of hogs fairly large. and as the
market was not active prices suffered decline of
5@10c.
Sheep were 15@20c lower; offerings were only
fair but the demand was very poor.
Cattle - Receipts, 1900: common to extra
steers. So 5G@5 80: stockers and feeders, So 500
4 cows and bulls. 81 25613 rs: calves, So 506
70: Texans, $2@S so: Western Rangers, 81 40
ga rs.
Hogs = Receipts, 81 900: heavy packing and
shipping To- S. 81 40@4 so; common TO choice mixed,
81 45G5; pigs, S3@4 IS.
sheep Receipts, $4,000: inferior TO choice
81 60d3 so; lambs. $3tG5 25