The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-14
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6514c to 651sc, advanced to SIC, closing at 66s49
Sc 7sc, 1@13sc higher than yesterday. Estimated
receipts fer tomorrow are 60 cars.
Corn-The receipts to-day were $40 arsi Az Tess
than estimated, but still they were considered I'M
mense. The market in very early the same
state at the opening this morning it was at the
close yesterday but "shorts' were inclined to Sc
cure their gains and in doing caused prices 10 rise
quite little. Liverpool cables were weak ana
lower, rejecting the tone of American markets OF
yesterday Withdrawals from store we're 20, $50
bushels and 22S.945 bushels cleared at the sea
export to-day. The feeling very strong during
the last half hour, and the best quotations of the
day then established. September corn
opened at 36Isc, sold between 3S@3s14c closing
at 3Sc. 11ac higher than yesterday. Estimated re-
ceipts for Tomorrow are 410 cars.
Oats were in the same boat with corn and wheat
II is figured out that the price of oats and that of
hay per ton weight are very close TO each other
with probably an advantage in favor OF the latter.
Receipts to-day were 81 cars. Withdrawals from
store amounted to 7lS5 bushels. September oats
closed 3sc higher than Yesterday. Estimated re-
cepts for tomorrow 165 cars.
Flax firm. Cash Southwestern, 81 OS12;
Northwestern, 1891: August, 81 071a@1 %: Sep
tember,S 81 0512@l 0612; October, 81 O5@l W.
Receipts were SO cars.
Provisions-Trading IN provisions was at lower
ton of collapse. Business not remarkable for
its activity, nor was it noted for any particular
the session There was a STEADY feeling about noon
the strength of grain offering some assistance, but
at the close everything was lower September
and September ribs 1212c lower.
Wheat-August, 66c: September, $3.50; De-
cemner, 6912c; May, 7sc.
Corn-August. SEC; September, CSC; December,
31s4c: May, 321ac.
oats-August, 1914c: September, 1916: Octo-
Der, 1890; May, 233sc.
Pork-September. SO 521a; October, So 521s;
Lard-september, So O21a: October. IS o71a;
Ribs-september s5 e5; october, IS 70; Janu-
airy, $5 25.
There was less activity in the butter market to-
day. The demand was not so good and fancies
were not inquired for so briskly. Prices were a
little easier at unchanged quotations.
Eggs were fairly active and held steady. Ofer-
fngs were limited, but the demand was sufficient to
absorb them. Fresh stock was quoted at 1l1a@
12c per dozen.
Money was 4041s per cent on call and 5@51a
per cent on time loans. New York Exchange was
offered at par, with 15c discount bid.
Livestock.
small supply of cattle were offered to-day, but the
general demand was light, and prices held about
steady.
Hogs we're again in demoralized condition. The
receipts were light but there no buyers, and
demand for sheep and lambs was slow, ard prices
were l0c per hundred pounds lower. The offerings
were moderate.
Cattle = Receipts, 5000; common to extra
steers, So 1906; sockers and feeders, 81 500
10: cows and bulls. 81 2563 rs; calves, So 50Q
5 rs: Texans, 81 256$4 IS: Western Rangers, 81 80
"a IS.
Hogs - Receipts. $4,000: heavy packing and
shipping 10 $. 81 1904 SO; common to choice
mixed, 81 4Oa4 90: choice assorted, 81 9095 Is;
light. 81 60tG5 20; pigs IS 25@5.
sheep - Receipts, 10000: inferior TO choice,
S2(d3 10; lambs, S3d9 40.