The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-09
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bushels cleared at the seaboard. The announce
ment that 100 cars-largely new wheat-were esti-
mated for tomorrow had the usual weakening
effect of the new crop movement on prices.
The decline, which was then well under way, re-
ceived further impetus from ms source Inc Vtsi
amount on ocean passage 100000 bushels. Inc
total imports of Wheat by European countries last
week aggregated 9,95O,0OO bushels. closing CON
tinental cables were irregular. The English v1sl-
bic supply included 700, 900 bushels. Every one
wanted to sell and nobody wanted to buy during
the last half hour and in consequence of that state
of affairs prices suffered further serious preaS-
September wheat opened ut from 711sc to 7VFSc,
declined 10 6712c, closing at 67S4c, $3.50 unoer
Saturday.
Corn went the way of wheat. The feeling was fair,
steady, during the first fifteen or twenty minutes,
but after that less strength appeared receipts
were 169 cars, "a more than expected. WITH
drawals from store were large, 73I,931 pusneis;
Liverpool cables were firm. The supply decreased
1,237 600 bushels and the amount on ocean pas
sage 100000 bushels. September corn opened al
4434c, sold at 441s@45c and 4214c, closing at
423tc 21Ac under Saturday Estimated receipts
for tomorrow. 2l0 cars.
res ricted limits and ruled by the action of the
larger markets. Receipts were 1873 cars and 23s,-
S74 bushels were taken from the store. The visi-
bic supply decreased 722, 600 bushels. Around the
close there was an important decline In sympathy
with corn. September closed 1@11 scunder satur-
day.
Flax was firm. Cash, ST. SO bid. September
81 271a; October, ST. 81 Receipts were four cars.
Provisions-The anticipated revival OF business
in product is slow in Undertaking.. To-days SEES
sion was quiet and dull any day last week. The
tone of the market about steady early, but
later in the day it Influenced adversely by the
weakness of wheat At the close September pork
was 171ac lower, September lard l0c lower, Sep
TENDER ribs 21a@l5c lower. Closing prices
Wheat-July, 66$sc; September, 67s4; Decem-
Der, 90 7sc.
corn-July, 421ac: September, 42s4c; May,
355sc
Oats-July. 2S1sc; September, 22Tsc; May,
26Ssc
Pork-July S1I IS: September, S12.
Lard-July, SIS 40: September, So 5215.
Ribs-July, So 221a; september, So STA.
Only fair business transact ed in butter.
had accumulated. Under grades were In poor
demand. Extra creameries were quotabe 1612c
but otherwise prices were not changed.
Eggs-ArrvalS of eggs showed falling of and
the market was in an improved condition. The
demand from all sources was good. Fresh stock,
1012@10Ac.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, July S.-There
fairly active demand for good cattle; steady.
The supply was moderate. The offerings of hogs
were of only fairly good quality to-day, and choice
heavy hogs advanced &c early. Chicago packers,
however, held back. and long before noon it was
rcpossbie to obtain first prices. The receipts Of
sheep were light and an average advance of 15c
took place in fat sheep and lambs.
Cattle - Receipts, 1900. Common to extra
steers, So 50G6; stockers and feeders, 50 4oG4:
and bulls, SO so; calves, 50 rs q So:
Texans, 81 15(94 so.
Hogs-Receipts. 25 600. Heavy packing and ship
ping lots S5(G5 4215 common to choice mixed,
81 S565 IS: choice assorted, $5@5 2O light
81 S5@g5 Is: pigs, SO 50t64 co.
Sheep Receipts. 1900. Inferior to choice,
81 75@4 25; lambs, 1896