The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-13
WoRLD.

ex ort ct thai l,ta,c to-siar- the asr hour
the selling became extremely heavy and no sup
limp condition OF c,rn communicating . feeling of
depression TO everything speculative. September
wheat opened from 6S@6734c, declined 10 6535@
65$4c, closing at $500, &c under Saturda, Ass.-
mated receipts for to- morrow. 120 cars.
Corn figures by the Government confirmed The
reports and information of brilliant prospects.
The bulls had nothing which 70 hang their
prospect sold out. The opening was Csc under
Saturday close and the generally depressed sur
roundings contributed further weakness TO prices.
Receipts were $40 cars and S39, 4o4 busheis were
taken from s. ore. Export clearances amounted TO
2949 bushels. Liverpool cables were quiet and
steady
Corn shipments from Argentine last week were
1024. 900 bushels. The visible supply decreased
1000 Bushels. the extremely small reduction
having an unfavorablc effect prices. Corn on
ocean passage decreased $4,000 bushels last week.
New York reported % loads taken for export to-
rivals furnished the bears with clinching argu-
ment. All classes of traders became sellers and
Inc most intense weakness relgned 1roin the Time
the announcement was made until the close. Sep
TENDER corn opened at 3SS4c, declined TO 3612c
where it closed, 27sc under SATURDAY.
OatS-An easy tone settled on oats Immediately
that feeling III other markets was developed. The
usual air of saIneness with other days existed.
Trading was in the aggregate OF fair volume.
taken from store. The visible supply showed an
increase of 10000 bushels. september oats closed
11s@114c under Saturday. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow 375 cars.
Flax was steady. Cash Northwestern, 81 0S@
L N,
bid; September, 81 O5@1 05fs; October, 81 O5@
Dole Receipts were SO cars
Provisions-Product offered some opposition to
the weakness that naturally came from lower
hog market and weak grain trade, but 1t soon
appeared that buyers had Job on their hands
when they attempted to support prices In the face
Of the adverse environments. Offerings made
themselves felt during the morning, and prices
suecumbed to their weight. September pork closed
l0c lower. September lard 7!2c lower and Septem-
Der ribs q shade lower.
Closing prices:
Wheat-August, Csc: September, 65s4c; De-
Corn-August, 361ac September, 361Sc; Deem
Der. Sl1sc; May, 81 5se, ,ou o
tobcr. 1896; May, 23c.
Pork-september. 50 65; October, SO 10; JAN
Lard-september, So O71s; October, Sc 1919;
January, So 10.
Ribs-september, s5 774a; october, IS s21a;
Orders were Ieaty for high grades of butter to-
day, but holders were averse to paying last weeks
CreameIies, extras, 19c: frsts, 1712@1812c;
seconds, 1415@161a; limitations, fancy, 131ac.
Dairies--Extras, l612c: frsts, 131a01412c; sec
Ladies@E.xtras, 1oa1lc: frsts, e1h@,o1sc
Packing stock, fresh, grassy, swee. and strcaked,
Eggs were fairly active and firm. The inquiry
was mainly local, hut offerings we're light and the
market wGs cleaned up. Fresh stock sold III 111a
Livestock.
UNION SToCKYA ARDS. ILL, Aug. ia
large supply OF cattle was on sale to-day. Choice
were not very plentiful and prices for them were
firm, but tie commoner kinds were low and weak.
Offerings of hogs were heavy. Chicago packers
were buying very sparingly and the Eastern de-
mand not OF great proportions to sustain prices
and decline OF SC per 100 pounds TOOK place.
There was good supply CT sheep, but the demand
was fair and prices held steady.
Cattle : Receipts, 1900; common to extra
steers. SO 1904 S5: stockers and feeders, 81 400
10: cows and bulls. 81 25@3 rs; calves, $50
70: Texans, So 25@Sz; Western Rangers, % 60
GA IS.
Hogs = Receipts 10000: heavy packing and
shipping los. 81 50@4 95; common TO choice
mixed, 81 1908: choice assorted SIS 2095 So
light, 81 7O@5 so; pigs So 30@5 05.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000; inferior 20 choice,
2209 so: lambs. ESG5 50.