The San Francisco call., 1895-07-31
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supplies. A full cent decline was shown at the
immediate opening, further weakness foHowlng.
Chicago arrivals 121 cars and 20, ,S4S bushelS
were taken from store The total shipments TO
European countries were not so large as recently,
aggregating but 5, 500, 600 bushels.
During the morning the announcement that the
Orange Judd Farmer had reduced IT'S estimate OF
the spring wheat crop TO 165,OOO,OOo bushels anc
the total for winter and spring TO 4Uo,oUVooo
bushels, had a beneficial effect, prices ralylng
temporarily, but meeting with free onerlngs ana
again yielding to the pressure. Bradstreets re-
ports of the worlds stock not issued to-day.
Closing continental cables were irregular Export
clearances were light at 1864 bushels Septem-
ber wheat opened from 713sc to 7l1sc, sold be-
tween 7O5sc and 7112c. closing at 71@7l1sc, IA
(D14c under yesterday. Receipts for tomorrow
90 cars.
Corn-Large receipts, AIT cars, and the weak
ness of wheat continued to furnish to this market
crop outlook did not. Cables from Liverpool were
quiet, Withdrawals from store were 159,4l6
bushels and 291,413 bushels cleared at the sea-
board. The Orange Judd Farmer estimated me
corn crop at 2,250.000.000 bushels. A steadier
feeling prevailed during the latter part of the ses
sion, some covering helping prices on slight
measure September opened at 43c, sold between
that and 423sc closing at 42c 1sc under yesterday
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 23S cars.
Oats were detected by the weakness of wheat
and corn. NO features OF interest or unusual
activity were noted. Receipts were 1872 cars, and
$4,000 bushels were taken from store. The close
was steady, shade under yesterday for Septem-
ber. Estimated receipts for tomorrow l6S cars
Flax was frmer; cash new Southwestern, 81 u:
old Northwestern. 81 %; August, 81 111a@1 10;
September, 81 1512@11 II: october, 81 1901 1914.
Receipts wree 4S cars.
Provisions opened lower and remained so during
the session. Business about at standstill the
influence OF wheat corn and of lower hogs affecting
the tone Stocks of provisions in Chicago, as estr-
mated by George Phillips, are as follows: Pork,
10000 bbs lard, 100000 tierces; ribs, 10000
bbls. These figures tended to increase the weak
ness. September pork Fclosed 1212c lower, Sep
Iember lard 10c lower and September ribs 1212@
15c lower.
Closing prices:
Wheat-July, 71s4c; September, Tic; Decem-
ber, 1890.
Oats-Juiy, 23$4c; September, 225sc: May,
Pork-July. $40 80; September, $40 40; jan
Lard-July, Sc 171a; September, Sc 2711a; Janu-
Rl6s-Jnly, s5 s5; September, Sc o71a; octo-
Butter was firm, and the market continued in
generally satisfactory condition. Business was
active, and all grades sold WELL Prices were un-
changed.
Eggs Business in this market was dull. but
quite a firm tone prevailed. Offerings were mod
crate, and Sales were to locate dealers. Fresh
stock sold at lie per dozen.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, July S0-There
was fair demand for cattle to-day and prices
were strong for all desirable stock. Hogs were
weak, although the receipts were light. There was
but light demand, and as the offerings were aug
mented by number left over from yesterday they
were greatly n excess of the requirements. Prices
averaged 10c lower than yesterday. Arrivals of
sheep were moderate and there was good de-
mand. Prices gained l0c per 100 pounds.
Cattle = Receipts, 1000; common 10 extra @
steers, So 40@5 80; stockers and feeders, 81 40@
4 10: COWS and bulls. 81 1903 50; calves, 81 Bog
80; Texans So 20G4 IS; Western Rangers
So 2564 s5.
shipping los, 81 S5@5 10; common to choice
mixed $4 60@5; light, 81 55@5 80; pigs, SO 40
"a so.
S204; lambs, S3d5 so.