The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-24
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west had 25S. Withdrawals from store were
46.s47 bushels and 76,476 bushels cleared at the
last week amounted to 6. 6S6 600 bushels. The de-
in the worlds visible supply, as gwen py
Bradstreets, 2,620,000 bushels. Too much
wheat bought on these figures, and at the close
the market unable to absorb it all when onered
for sale, prices in consequence declining, the In
side for the day then being established. spot
wheat opened from 6S1sc to 81 7sc, sold between
6S12c and 6712G675Sc, closing at the latter, l(9
l1sc under Yesterday Estimated receipts for to-
morrow are 80 cars.
Corn leaned on wheat for motive, similarity in
tone being noted The trade was not broad or
character. Receipts were 298 cars and 40 are
estimated for tomorrow Wlthdrawais from
store were large at 264 091 bushels and 1854
bushels cleared at the seaboard. Bradstreet's re-
ported a decrease in available stocks of 1909 600
bushels september corn opened at 44S4 eG4412c,
sold between 45iG44c, closing al 441s94414c, "A
a sc under yesterday.
Oats-There was no Independent action by this
grain. Trade was light and the range of quota
lions restricted. Receipts were 1873 cars, 90 less
than estimated. Withdrawals from store amounted
to 95074 bushels. Bradstreet's reported de-
oats closed lac under yesterday. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow 20 cars.
Flax was firm. Cash, northwestern, No. l,
81 80; nominal southwestern, 81 % bid August,
81 %; September, 81 211s bid; October, 81 21@
2l1A. Receipts, 3 cars
Provisions-fhe bad effect of declining hog
market plainly visible in the action of produce
this morning The first trade in pork at a loss
OF zoe from the close of last night, the weakness
extending with more or less force to lard and ribs.
There was revival of strength later and at the
close everything was at the lowest quotations of
the day. September pork 4212c lower; September
lard 1O(@1212c lower, and September ribs zoe
lower. Closing prices:
EWheat-July, 661ac; September, 676sc; Decem-
Der, 69S4c.
Corn-July, 441sc: September, 441sc; December,
3514c; May, 1890.
Oats-July, 261ac: September, 221hc: October,
225sc; May, 255sc.
Pork-Jnlys, $40 s71s September, $40 771a;
Lard-July, Sc %; September, So 3211s; January,
So 30.
R!bs-July, S6 O71s; September, Sc 15; oc-
tober, IS Is.
The demand for butter to-day was excellent. The
offerings light and conditions generally salts
factory TO dealers. Creameres extras TIC; firsts,
1512916c: seconds. 12(614c; limitations, fancy,
onds, 10c; ladies', extras, 10@l1c; frsts, SG9c;
packing stock fresh, grassy sweet and streakeG, SC.
Eggs were barely steady. Orders were light on
al accounts. Fresh stock sold at llc per dozen,
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, July 23-Trade
in cattle was light. The receipts were moderate
and prices unchanged. Prices of hogs were fully
l0c to l5c lower to-day than yesterday. The
rivals were not heavy, but there exceed
ingly poor demand, packers and shippers being out
of the market. Sheep and lambs suffered decline
OF % cents. This was the result of the poor in
quiry. Offerings were far in excess of the demand
Cattle = Receipts, 5000; common to extra
steers, So 50@6; stockers and feeders, So ESQ
8 SO; Texans, 81 1904 20.
Hogs-Heceipts, 1900: heavy packing and
shipping los, $5@5 Is; common TO choice
mixed, 81 1906 %; choice assorted, SIS 30@5 50;
light, 81 9005 so: pigs, So 40@5.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; inferior choice,
S26l4 25 lambs, $3(d4.