The San Francisco call., 1895-07-17

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were 1872 cars, of which 119 were new wheat.
Northwest had l65 cars. Withdrawals from store
were lS,52S bushels, and 1884, ,207 bushels cleared
at the seaboard.
The session as whole, was an extremely ner-
vous and irregular one, values fiuctuating rapidly
and entirely at variance with the informatlon re-
ceived Bradstreets reported decrease In the
worlds available supply of 3,171,000 bushels.
Continetal markets closed regular. September
wheat opened at from CSC to 6734c, sold between
6S5sc and 667s067c. closing at 6S@6S1sc, 6S1sc9
6S14c higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow, 40 cars
Corn has evidently lost much of its advancing
inclination. There not so much anxiety among
shorts as was noted last week. and the bulls were
not particularly desirous of incumber1ng them
selves with more of a burden than they are now
carrying. Receipts to-day were ZoS cars, o more
than estimated,
Withdrawals from store amounted to 154657
bushels and 216,578 bushels cleared at the sea-
board. The distant deliveries showed greater
strength than September for the reason that they
failed TO advance rapidly that month. Now
they falling into line by advancing, while Sep
tember is not SO strong. Bradstreet's reported
decrease in stocks of $1,000 bushels. september
corn opened from 457sc to 1850, declined to
451sc and closed at 4534c C, unchanged from yester-
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 10 cars.
0ats-Ruled quiet, dull and unchanged. Lower
weakness shown by corn. The range narrow
one Receipts were 1877 cars and 81 POI bushels
were taken from store. September closed 1sc
lower Estimated receipts for tomorrow, SO cars.
Flax was steady. Cash No. l, 81 33 bid August,
81 p bid; September, 81 20: october, 81 1884.
Provisions-Pork dropped 25c at a clip at the
opening to-day. There were no buying orders in
the market and general disposition to sell per
vaded the pit. It looked as though there free
professional selling Lard and ribs suffered through
sympathy but not to as great an extent as pork.
lard &c lower and September ribs 212c lower.
Wheat-july, 66s4c; September, CSC: Decem-
Corn-July, 451sc: September, 45s4c; Decem-
Der, 37c May, 37$sc
oats-July, 2912c; September, 2S14c; May,
Pork-July, $40 rs; September $40 So; Janu-
LaEd.July, s6 221a; September, ss s21a; Janu-
ary, $6 25
Ribs-July, Sc O5: September, s6 Is; October,
The butter market was firm to-day, with every
thing sold, but fancy creameries were most sought
after. Prices unchanged
Cheese-There was but little news in this market.
The same steady slow feeling existed Local sales
were quite free, but there was no demand from the
outside. Prices were unchanged.
Live Poultry-Offerings moderate. There
was fair demand and prices were steady. Chick
ems, springs were quoted at 10@12c per pound but
otherwlse there was no change
Eggs - Firmer. with higher prices noted.
Offerings were moderate and the demand
good. Fresh stock sold at 1114Gl11ec per dozen.
New Potatoes Considerable stock was carried
over and there were fair arrivals to-day. The de-
mand was light and the feeling easy Triumphs
per barrel 81 1902 25, per bushel 65@70c; Rose
per barrel $2@2 10, per bushel 6O@65c: Early
Ohios per barrel 81 1902, per bushel 60@63c.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, July 16.-Re-
ceipts OF cattle were large and prices were about
l0c lower, except for the very best kinds. There
were only light offerings of hogs, but the demand
was poor and prices declined &c per 100 pounds.
The average quality of the hogs fair. Sheep
in good demand and strong, but lambs were
slow.
Cattle - Receipts. 5000. Common to extra
steers, SO 30@6; stockers and feeders, 81 2004 15
cows and bulls, 81 5093 75; calves, 81 2595 so:
Texans, So 25@94 75.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 Heavy packing and ship
ping lots, So 25(d4 45; choice assorted, S5 log
30; light, $4 8595 80; pigs, $4 50@4 80.
Sheep : Receipts. 1000. Inferior TO choice,
soma IN. lambs S2m6