The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-25
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days weather in the section devoted to that crop
Prices opened with something of a snap them
to-day, but the offerings were OF great enough
volume TO check the rise before it well started
The business then became somewhat quiet and
took on waiting aspect, attention being attracted
were being posted.
When all points had boon heard FROM a decrease
in stocks of 1,492, 900 bushels footed up. This
not being quite as large reduction as had been
looked for, and as the bulls had loaded up earlier
In The session there was break in prices of full
cent. Withdrawals from store, 20 ,301 bushels
Receipts were 26 cars for Chicago and 1876 in the
Northwest. Liverpool cables were quiet and lower
at the opening and steady at the close. Antwerp
quotations were lower and Berlin higher. Sales
OF % carloads of wheat the seaboard for export
caused recovery in the market. Indian ship
ments last week were 1,024000 bushels. The
English visible supply increased ! 400 900 bushels
Jnly wheat opened at 7014c TO 7O1ac, sold between
&c and $3.50, closing at 7014c. 12c higher than
Saturday
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 40 cars Corn
was inclined TO follow wheat at the opening, and
an advance was then recorded. The direction
soon turned downward and the momentum at
talned carried prices considerably under Satur-
days close. A steadier tone, too, developed with
mention.
Receipts to-day were l43 cars, and ITO are esti-
mated for tomorrow. Withdrawals from store were
S9,433 bushels, and 1876 1921 bushels cleared at the
seaboard. Liverpool cables were quiet and easier.
The visible supply decreased 1,2S6,0OO bushels,
and the market on ocean passage increased 400,-
oOo bushels Sales of % loads of re-
ported at the seaboard. The market rallied with
wheat about the middle of the session, and at the
close was unchanged from Saturday. July corn
opened at 4S14c, sold to 4614c, rallied, closed
Just long as wheat and corn remained firm
oats held steady, but at the first intimation Of
weakness in them (wheat and corn) oats declined
Liquidation took place freely and prices under the
operation were quite the reverse Of strong. Re-
ceipts were 229 cars, and 325 estimated for
tomorrow. Withdrawals from store were 90, $50
bushels. The visible supply decreased 10000
bushels July closed 12c under Saturday.
Flax was steady: cash No. ! sold at 81 so, July
at 81 26 for new fax; September, 81 24(01 241a !;
October was 81 231la bid. Receipts were II cars.
September sold at So SO@5 So; country lots.
81 bo@5 25. Prime clover cash, SO so, nominal !;
October, So 80, nominal.
Notwithstanding of pork, lard and ribs were
light to-day. The indisposition of holders TO sell
was due principally to firm hog market. There
was no remarkable demand for any of the articles,
however, dull, steady market being the result of
the situation. Hogs were firm and communicated
some strength at the start July pork closed
DC higher, July lard 21ac higher July ribs 5@
71sc higher. Closing prices:
Wheat, June 697sc; July, 7o14c; September,
Corn; June, 4713c; July, 4sc; september.
Oats. June, o261ac; July. 264c; September,
PORK, june. ST s21s; July $11 STA; septem-
Lard, June, Sc 471a July, Sc SO; September,
RIBS June, Sc 171s; July, Sc 221a; September,
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYA ARDS, I'LL, June 24.-The
Receipts of cattle large to-day buyers held
on expecting concessions. Good kinds held firmer,
however, but inferior grades declined 5@lOc before
the close.
There was good demand for hogs, buyers start
ing in early and prices holding firm at an advance
of sc e 100 lbs.
@l5c and spring lambs 15625c higher.
Cattle-ReceiptS, Is, 00U Common to extra steers,
So 1895; stockers and feeders, So SOFA rs;
cows and bulls 81 50@4; calves, 1906 Texans,
50 25td5 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Heavy packing and
shipping lots, 81 65@4 So: common to choice
mixed, "a 40@4 rs; choice assorted, 81 5O@4 So;
light. 81 30@4 IS; pigs, S3@4 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 Inferior to choice,
81 1904 20; lambs, 50 75@6 So