The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-12
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bushels, and 27O,4 O4 bushels cleared at the sea-
board. Wheat sympathzed with the strength DIS
played by corn during the morning, advancing
sharply under that influence. Talk OF export sales
at Duluth and higher Berlin and Paris cables gave
a final lift TO prices. The close was only slightly
under the best prices of the day. September wheat
opened from 653a664 Tsc sold between 6414@
6712c, closing at 671s@6714c, 134c higher than
yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Corn-Corn was comparatively easy at the open
ing, the Government figures being decidedly bear
iSh and the Cincinnati Price Current reaSsurng on
the corn crop conditions.
AT the expiration of the first hour there was
change IN the sentiment without apparent cause
other than desire on part OF the shorts 10 cover and
ndisposition on the part of holders to SELL The
Government percentages and acreage on corn indl-
cate crop of 2,376, l43.O00 bushels as figured by
the daily Trade Bulletins Receipts to-day were
40 cars and 100 are estimated for Tomorrow
Withdrawals from store were 292. OBJ bushels. and
49, 9S bushels cleared at the seaboard. Liverpool
cables were steady. There some talk of dam
age to in Iowa by recent frosts but not great
deal of importance was attached to il. September
corn opened at 43c. sold between 4412c and 435Sc
closing at 44ss@4412c, 1@11sc higher than yes
terday.
oats opened easy and rallied on similar action by
wheat and corn. The Government report gave no
particular change in the crop situation in oats
ceipts were 1874 cars, and S4,5S5 bushels were
taken from store September oats closed 3sc
higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-
Flax was firm. Cash No. 1, 81 49, August,
81 %; September, 81 2414@1 %; October, 81 2412
Provisions-The trade was fair and the tone firm
in provisions Help was obtained both from the
hog and grain markets. Later in the session pro-
fessonal selling caused softer feeling and prices
declined The Close however, was with gain of
lOc each on September pork, lard and ribs. Clos
ing prices:
Wheat-July, 65s4c; September, e714c; Deem
Der, $3.50.
corn-July, 44c: September, 441ac; Deem
Der, 3614c; May, 36Ssc.
oats-Juiy, 24c; August, 23c: September, 2312c
May, 271Sc
Pork-July, sI2 221a: September, S13 221s.
Lard-July SIS So; September, Sc as.
Ribs-July, SO 20; September $6 80.
The buster market was in about the same cond1-
were scarce. Receipts were liberal. but they were
principally of inferior grades. Prices were I'M
changed.
Eggs-ArrivaIs of eggs were light. There was
count the consequence being very firm feeling.
Fresh stock sold at lie per doz.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, July 11-There
was stronger demand for cattle to-day at average
advance OF loo per 100 pounds. The receipts were
slightest, which accounted for the frmness. Re-
ceipts of hogs were light, but there was a fair
supply, as number were carried from yes
terday. Local packers and Eastern shippers were
good buyers and prices advanced 5@1Oc per 100.
Receipts OF sheep were light but those of lambs
large. In consequence of this state of affairs the
former were firm, while the latter were weak and
10c lower.
Cattle = Receipts 5000. Common to extra
steers, IS 30G6: stockerS and feeders, 81 1904;
and bulls, 81 50@3 rs; calves, 81 50@5 So:
Texans, 50 25Gl4 IS.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 Heavy packing and ship
ping lots. Sd S065 20: common to choice mixed,
50 70G5 Is; choice assorted, 81 9595 10; light,
81 S065 10; pigs, So 1904 80.
Sheep Receipts, 9000 Inferior to choice,
81 75dl4 25: lambs, S3(I6.