The San Francisco call., 1895-07-19
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cleared st the seaboard. Closing Board OF Trade
cables quoted Liverpool, Berlin and Paris lower
in the Northwest, reported damage in spots, but a
good condition generally. September wheat opened
from $3.50 TO 66c, sold hetweeen 6oTsg6oasc'
closing at 661sd6614c, l@11sc lower than yester-
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow. go cars.
Corn-What the Cincinnati Price Current did for
wheat it did also for corn The few words OF refer-
ence in its summary which stated that the crop
was progressing favorably, set at rest some doubt
and rendered those who were "long" of corn
trife uncom Portable, The haste with which some
sold out permitted of no steadiness at the
opening. Later, however, when business became
less active, there was very slight recovery. Re-
cepts were Sc cars and 175 are estimated for to-
morrow. Withdrawals from store, 99, ,b21 bushels,
and 92 62S bushels cleared at the seaboard. Liver
pool cables were little easier september corn
oJened from 4434c to 4414c, declined TO 1890,
closing at 1890, 1c lower than yesterday.
OatS-Some oats were sold out at the opening
this morning, because the other grains looked SO
weak. The amount of business was too light, how
ever. to cause much of a decline, and after a
moderate recession prices steadied. Receipts were
125 cars and 1000 bushels were taken from store
September closed 12@5sc under yesterday. Esti-
Flax was firm. Cash, $l32 nominal; August
81 25; September, 81 21@1 2414: October, 81 23@
l 1912. No fax WAS received.
Provisions-Owing to the character Of the trade
provisions did not develop any great strength or
weakness Opening transactions were at quite
steadiness, but as the speculative sentiment in
grain at low ebb provisions also eased off, The
hog market was firm, but only temporary good
came from that source A recovery took place late
in the session, and September pork closed 121ac
higher than yesterday. September lard SC higher
and September ribs 212@5c higher. Closing
prices:
Wheat-July, CSC; September, e614c; December,
6S1ac.
corn.July, 1876: September, 44ssc; Decem-
Oats July, CSC; September. 221ac: May,
257sc.
Pork-July, $40 70; September $40 So Janu-
ary, $40 20.
Lard-July, se 25; September, Sc 35; January,
Rlbs-July, Sc 10; September, $6 20; October,
Sc 1715.
Butter-The market was firm. The demand for
extra creameries was very urgent and sales were
made Immediately upon the arrival of such kinds
Other kinds also sold well. Prices were unchanged.
Eggs-Were firm. AS good a business as was
possible with the light offerings transacted.
The condition of stock continued to be complained
of. Fresh stock sold at 1114@111ac per dozen.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, July 1S.-There
was very good demand for desirable cattle to-day
and the best kinds were 1Oc higher. Only mod
crate supply was on sale. There was a lively de-
mand for hogs and lghtweights took an upward turn
were extremely small and the pens were cleared
out at an early hour Receipts of sheep were light
and brisk trade took place at strong prices.
Cattle = Receipts, $500; common to extra
steers, So 30d6: stockers and feeders, 50 250
4: cows and bulls. 81 50@3 75; calves, 500
so; Texans. 50 1904 rs.
Hogs - Receipts. $4,000; heavy packing and
shipping los, $4 'e5@5 25; common to choice
mixed, $4 8095 80; choice assorted, $5 3O@5 45;
light, $5@5 45: pigs, So 5O@6
sheep = Receipts, 5000; inferior to choice,
1894 10; lambs, $3@5 so.