The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-21
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The close at Paris to-day was unchanged to lower
for wheat, and higher for -four. Berlin was un-
changed to lower and Antwerp unchanged. Re
ceipts at Minneapolis and Duluth were l35 cars,
and Chicago had So cars. Withdrawals from store
at this place were 25,a2S bushels, and 44S0S5
bushels cleared at the seaboard The session con-
tiIued weak to the close, which was at 81 of cent
net loss from yesterday for Decem Der. That OPP
ton opened at 5934@597sc, sold between 597sc
and oS6s95Ss4c. closing at $500. Estimated re-
ceipts Tor tomorrow 70 cars.
Corn-The interest in corn continues at low
eoo. Inc action and tone of the market were
closely identified with those of wheat, while the
trade was of local and scalping character. Re-
ceipts this morning overran the estimate by II
cars-447 cars arriving. The out inspection
amounted to 1882 bushels. Export clearances
at the seaboard were l03934 bushels Liverpool
cables quoe lower prices, but gave firm tone
May corn opened at 2S5sc, declined to 2S14c, clos
ing at 2914@293s, Ss@12c under yesterday. Es-
timated receipts for tomorrow 600 cars.
Oats-The same slow listless market that has
been seen for many days past prevailed in oats to-
day. Opening firm the market promptly turned
weak and with similar transformation in wheat
and corn. The receipts 296 cars, and
157.726 bushels were Withdrawn from store May
oats closed 14@3!sc lower than yesterday. The es-
t1mated receipts Tor tomorrow are 335 cars,
Flax was firm. Cash No. l, 95@951ac. Septem-
@e7c; May, ss1ScSsi OF. Receipts were 81 cars ,r
MISUNDERSTANDING else on the floor being
weak, and hogs having declined sc, there was
nothing for products to do but to coincide in the
general depression. The close was 1712c lower for
October pork 712c lower for october lard and 12c
lower for october ribs.
Closing prices:
wheat-september, 5s1sc; December. $3.50;
May, 625sc.
Corn-september, s21ac; October, 1880; De
Gem Der, 2SA4 C; May, 1914.
Oats-Ss ptember, 1850; October, Ice; May,
207sc.
Pcrk-september. So O24a: October, So o71a
January. SO 421a.
Lard-septemDer. SIS IS; October. SIS IS; Janu-
ar, IS 81 %.
Ribs-september, SIS 10; october, SIS O71s; Janu.
AIRY, 81 S71a.
The butter market was still quiet and without
inter Extras sold fairly well, but Other grades
slow. Receipts were liberal. Prices were un-
changed.
Eggs-The demand for eggs was SOW and offer
ings were heavy. The feeling weak but
prices were sustained fresh stock selling at 1926
per dozen.
Money was firm at 412@5 per cent on call and
51296 per cent on time loans. New ork exchange
sold at 40c discount,
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL. Sept. 20.-The
supply of cattle fair for Friday. The general
demand not good and the feeling in conse
quence was weak The offerings of hogs was
large. and notwithstanding the fact that buyers
were energetic prices declined sc per 100 pounds.
The sheep market steady. Offerings were
about equal to the demand.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; common 10 extra steers
SIS 5000 So: stockers and feeders, 81 50@4 %
cows and bulls, 81 5093 so: calves. 81 25(d6 so
Texans, $2@3 70; Western rangers, 81 25@
4 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; neavy packing and ship
ping lots, $3 1904 SO; common to choice mixed
So S564 so: choice assorted, 81 45G4 so; light,
So S5@4 80; pigs, So 25l4 40.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: inferior to choice
ST 40G3 so; lambs, S3G4 rs.