The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-07
WoRLD.

Paris lower. Export clearances light at no.
BAL bushels. Within the last half-hour the market
weakened, an article in the North American Re
view by Henry Farquhsr. assistant statstician of
the Agricultural Department in which esti-
mate OF 4O3,000,000 bushels for the entire crop
was made, exerting damaging effect on prices.
december wheat opened ut from 60i4c to 60c, sold
between 605s@60s4c and 1855, closing at 591sc-
morrow 65 cars.
Corn attracted very little attention, duIlness &C
compamed by steadness being the prevailing
character of the market. Receipts ass cars,
slight excess of the estimate. Withdrawals from
store were large at 301,259 bushels. Liverpool
cables were steady and quiet. Export clearaDces
amounted to SO, 725 bushels During the morning
prices became little frmer, offerings being light
May corn opened at 291ac, advanced 10 301s@
3014. closing at 29s4 @297 sc-1s(014c higher than
Yesterday Estimated receipts for tomorrow 800
Oats-The frmness which was experienced in
oats yesterday was brought forward into to-day S
market. The buying that produced the strength
ened tone was principally by "shorts," and to-day
further purchases for that account were made.
Receipts were 246 cars and S4I39 bushels were
taken from store. May oats closed lac higher than
yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow 220
cars.
CSC; october, 96s4@97c; December, 971ac: May,
81 03. Receipts were los cars
Provisions-Product sitter opening firmer on
higher hogs and displaying further strength when
wheat frmed up subsequently dropped into a state
of listlessness Very little trading took place and
the apathy of operators permitted a steady tone to
rule. October PORK closed / SC higher and October
lard and October ribs each 21ac higher
Closing prices:
wheat-september. 5sssc; December, 59Nc;
May. $3.50.
Corn-september, ss1Ac; October, S21sc; De-
cember, % 1ac; May, 29s4c.
2lc.
Pork-september. SO SO: October, SIS go; Janu-
airy. 80 rs.
Lard-septemper,s SIS 50; October So s71s: Janu-
arv, So 40.
Ribs-september, SIS 671a; October So 20: Janu-
airy, $5 0212.
Butter-1ne butter market was dull and the feel
ing easier to-day. The demand for all grades was
l1ght ana INFERIOR makes were particularly difficult
OF sale. stocks were heavy. Prices unchanged.
Eggs were firm; business active, the offer
ings being scarcely large enough to satisfy the de-
mand. Fresh stock was quoted at l31729l4c.
Money was 4G412 per cent on call and 5@515
per cent on time loans. New York Exchange sold
at SOC discount.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Sept 6.-There
was fair demand for cattle to-day and prices ruled
strong. The receipts were light, for Friday.
good local and shipping demand for hogs en-
abled holders to secure an advance Of 5(0l0c to-
day. The supply wss limited and changed hands
easily. To-day's market for sheep fairly active
and firm.
Cattle-Receirts, 5000; common to extra steers
So SOFAS 95 Stockers and feeders, So 1904 &c;
cows and bulls 81 SOFAS rs; calves 81 SOFAS rs !;
Texans, 81 90@3 so; Western rangers, 81 50@
1926.
Hogs-Receipts, IL 600: heavy packing and ship
ping lots, 50 1904 so; common to choice mixed, 81
"a So choice assorted, 81 1894 so; light, So $50
So; pigs, So 1904 40.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 inferior TO choice
81 50@3 so; lambs, $3QD4 80.