The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-15
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traders than those in the finer grain. Buying was
rather sharp for a time, but the fears OF reports
were soon alayed and the market eVlncea t e
sympathy with wheat. Cables were quiet ana hrIn.
Receipts were 1893 cars and 17l,92l bushelS WeIe
takenfrom store. Export clearances Announces ~ ~
PSI, 769 bushels and New York reported ten Ioau
sold to-day for shipment September corn opened
at 3Sc, sold between $3.50 and 3714c: closed a,
the inside 81 of cent under yesterday EstinaIeu
receipts for tomorrow, 5S3 cars.
Ga s-rhe buying of oats was fair THIS morning,
the theory being that, as corn was display t .
somewhat better tone, oats would be helped theIe-
by Prices did advance some, but they were with
out substantial support and when the other grains
began 10 lose ground, oats also turned weaker ne
ceipts 1877 cars and 230 are estimated LOT 10
morrow. There nothing taken from store.
September closed unchanged from yesterday, the
entire range being only IS of a cent.
Flax was firm. Cash Northwestern. 81 ~;
Southwestern, 81 0e; August, 81 Os: september,
81 O612; October.::S1 0512@1 o612. Receipts we're
Ga cars.
Provisons-Selling was in better repute than
buving in provisions this morning. Hogs were still
in a degenerate state prices at the yards being
quoted at 5Gl0c lower, with everything slow and
weak. Packers were good sellers OF product early
and their example was followed by the general
trade There was but an Insignificant recovery be-
fore close. September pork closed at 2212c lower,
September lard 21sc lower and September rios loc
Closing prices:
Wheat-August, e51sc; September, SEC; Decem-
CornEAugust, s7a4c September, 3714c; Decem-
Der, 1850; May, S214c. ,o,, os.,
Der 1859: May, 2314c.
Pork = september, SO 80; October, So 371a;
Lard : september, Sc 90; october, So o21a;
January, SO 60.
Ribs-september, SIS So; October, IS so; Janu-
airy, So 2212.
Butter was unchanged in value, but a slightly
easier feeling prevailed. No difficulty was expert
enced in disposing of extras but other grades re-
quired effort 10 effect sales. Quotations were
nnaltered.
Eggs were barely steady. The recent high prices
have encouraged shippers. in consequence of which
the supply to-day was largely in excess of the de-
mand. Fresh stock sold at 111a(112c per dozen.
Money was 4@1412 per cent on call and 5@512
per cent time loans New York Exchange was
sold at 1Uc discount.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Aug. lathe re-
cepts of cattle for the first half of the week have
been much larger than for last week during the
sumo period. Prices to-day were lower for COM
mon and medium kinds. while choice beeves were
Arm. The general trade in hogs dull. Packers
were not taking many, and the demand from ship
peTs was at ell good. Prices averaged 10c
lower. Large arrivals OF sheep caused weakness
in that market.
Cattle - Receipts, $4,000; common to extra
steers, So 1906: stockers and feeders So 500
( cows and bulls. 81 2503 IS: calves, So 50t0
3 70; Texans. 81 25@$4 35; Western Rangers, 81 go
"a 95.
Hogs - Receipts, $4,000: heavy packing and
shipping los. "a 35@4 10; common to choice
mixed, 81 30Gl4 SO: choice assorted, 81 90@5 Is;
light 81 SOFAS: pigs, So 1905 is.
Sheep - Receipts, 1900; inferior 10 choice,
$2ll3 rs; lambs $3d4 so.