The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-10

WORLD.

buyers and their support was the main sustaining
power of the prices. Receipts, 240 cars, were 81
amounted to 140, 1872 bushels and 3U5, 304 bushels
cleared at the seaboard. Liverpool cables were
lower. The Orange Judd Farmers report OF luOuoO
bushels less in first hands THAI at the correspond
ing time last year was irming influence in corn
September corn opened at 1884, sold between 4214
and 433s(94312. closing at 423s, Ss under yester-
day. Estimated receipts for omorrow, 100 cars.
Oats were quite as stubborn corn and yielded
only when the weakness of wheat became oppres-
sive. There is still determined attitude dis
played by the longs particularly by one important
interest Shorts were covering some oats this
morning, thereby contributing some irmness 10
the market. Receipts were 312 cars, and 642sS
bushels were taken from store. september oats
closed 14@2sc under yesterday. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow so cars.
Flax was steady; cash No. l. 81 35 nominal:
August, ST. PIP; September, ST. 251a October,
81 20. Receipts were cars.
Provisons-Pork and ribs were attacked by the
professional raiders this morning and the former
dropped Use per barrel with great rapidity. There
was absolutely no demand and the quotations on
the decline were mostly the offered prices Trad
ers were unprepared for the onslaught and 1t was
some time before they finally realized what had
taken place. Some outside buying ord ers were re-
celved later and the local bulls plucked up little
the extreme low point The hog market was irreg
ular, light grades being strong and heavy kinds
weakness at the close, with the additional decline
In grain extending adepressng influence. Septem-
Der pork closed S212c lower: September lard &c
lower September ribs 71a@10c lower. Closing
prices:
wheat-July, 611sc; September, 62ss; Decem-
Corn-July, 42c: September, >&2asc; May,
3515c
oats-July, 2S1sc; September. 22ssc; May,
263sc.
Pork-July, s11 O21s: September, Sl1 Is.
Lard-July, Sc So; September, Sc 4712
Rfbs-July, SIS 1919; September S6 2S1a.
Butter-The situation in the butter market was
not changed. The same quiet trade and easy feel
ing were still prominent The amount taken was
light compared with the supply. Prices I'M
changed.
Eggs-Arrivals of eggs were only fair, and there
was brisk inquiry. ShiIping and storage orders
were urgent. Fresh stocks sold at 1O12@10s4c.
livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS ILL.,, July 9.-There
not many choice beeves were offered, and for such
100 pounds in q number of instances. The
general market, however. was easy.
Offerings of cattle were light, but packers re-
fused TO take hold at yesterdays figures and prices
ruled weak with sales of heavy and mixed at a de-
cline OF l0c per 100 pounds
The supply OF sheep was large, the demand was
only fair and prices were 10@l5c lower
Cattle - Receipts $500. Common to extra
steers, So 50Cd6; stockers and feeders. 81 1904;
cows and bulls, 81 50@3 so; calves, So 25@5 so:
Texans, 50 2594 rs.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Heavy packing and ship
ping lots 81 90@5 20: common TO choice mixed,
81 S0l5 %: choice assorted, So 20: light, 50 S5@
5 rs: pigs, So 60@14 80.
Sheep = Receipts, II ,000 Inferior TO choice,
81 1894 10; lambs, $3G,5 80.