The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
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September wheat opened from 725sc to 72s4c, sold
between 731sc and 7l14c, closing at 1901 12c,
114@lSsc under Saturday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow, 20 cars.
Corn-The only differnce between the wheat and
corn markets was in the extent of the fluctuations.
The changes were always in a similar direction,
but those of the latter grain did not go to the limit
OF the former A comparatively steady opening
was followed by adecline, numerous advances and
reactions succeeding. LIVERPOOL cables were lad
higher. Receipts of 229 cars were S3 more than
expected. Withdrawals from store We're 77,3O2
bushels. and 166,S69 bushels cleared at the sea-
board. The visible supply decreased $4,000
bushels. Liverpool stocks Increased $4,000
increased 100000 bushels. At the close the weak
ness of wheat carried corn lower. September corn
opened at 4s12c, sold between 4s1a@4s5s and
40 &c, closing at 47c, 112c under Saturday Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow, 220 cars
Oats were quiet. They were either firm easy
as the surrounding pits displayed strength orweak-
ness The individual action was very tame and
the interest evinced extremely moderate. Re-
ceipts we're 251 cars. ana l49113 bushels were
taken from store. The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels The close 3407sc under
Saturday for September. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow 400 cars.
Flax was easy. Cash No. l. 81 At; September,
81 S91a; October, 81 1901 49, Receipts were IL
cars.
Timothy was dull and steady. Prime cash, SIS So;
September, SIS: country lots, $5@6 so; prime
clover, So 1893 so nominal; october, SO so nomi-
nal.
Provisions opened firm, an active and higher hog
market producing good feeling The decline that
took place in grain threw some weakness into
in Liverpool stocks later reported and was in
strumental in steadying the market. AT the close
prices were again weak, affected by grain. Sep
TENDER pork closed 121ac lower; September lard
1212c lower; September ribs, 6@71ac lower Clos
wheat-July, 6s1zc; September, 711ac; De-
Corn-Jnlys 456sc: September. 47c; May,
oaus-July, 2s~c; August, 241sc; September,
Pork-Juiy, SIC is: September, Sl2 80.
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! Ribs-July, Sc 80; September, So 521b.
There was but slight disposition on the part OF
| buyers to take hold in the Butter market, and
! trade was even more quiet than at the close last
| week Prices were unchanged, the tone was
heavy.
| Cheese-There was no change in this market
and 10 evidence Of improvement was noted. The
supply was large and the orders few. Values were
Live Poultry-Receipts were moderate of Poultry
and almost everything was wanted. good bust
Eggs~Trade was stili light The feeling was
easy but no change in prices was quotable. Ere sh
| stock, 1O@101ac per dozen.
Receipts were not heavy, but they were more than
! enough to supply the orders. Barrels, 81 25@2 80
bulk stock, 75GS5c per bushel.
Livestock.
UNION SToCKYARDS. ILL, July 1.-Choice
and fancy beeves were offered sparingly to-day
and for such grades prices steady, but other
kinds moved slowly at reductions Of &c and 10c pei
100 pounds. The receipts were quite large
Chicago packers were free buyers of hogs to-day,
as were also shippers. The demand was so urgent
that the supply was soon exhausted and prices adj
vanced 5@10c per 100 pounds. The supply OF
sheep in the pens very large. Choice sheep
and lambs sold well at steady prices, but other
kinds averaged 10915c per 100 pounds lower.
Cattle = Receipts $4,000 Common to extra
steers IS 50d6; stockerS and feeders, 50 400
%; cows and bulls. 81 SOFAS 60: calves, $3@5 so;
Texans, 50 65@l5.
Hogs-Receipts. PC. 900. Heavy packing and ship
ping lots. 81 900l5 Is: common to choice mixed,
81 70G5 10; choice assorted, 81 S5@6; light,
81 70@5; pigs, SIS 50@4 So.
Sheep-Receipts, 174OO0. Inferior to choice,
81 50d4 IS: lambs, 81 50@6.