The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-07
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1872, S94 bushels cleared at the seaboard. After a
moderate decline had been accomplished there was
a rally. with slightly irmer feeling. The amount
on ocean passage showed a decrease of 3,S4O,0
bushels. These were the official figures. The
worlds visible supply per Bradstreets decreased
1921. 600 bushels, without the Pacific Coast.
Closing, Liverpool and Continental cables We're all
higher A dispatch from New York stated that
sample offerings OF wheat from Danublan ports and
Odessa were being made in Liverpool the earliest
ever known. september wheat opened from 6S$4 C
to 6S12c, declined to CSC, rallied to $3.50 TO
$3.50, and again receded TO Csc, where 1t closed
6sl9S4c under yesterday. Estimated receipts Tor
tomorrow, so cars.
Corn-The receipts OF corn this morning exceed
the estimate by II cars, 592 cars arriving. The
enlarged movement only added to the previously
weak tone of prices. Liverpool cables quoted de-
cline OF "a ID, as compared with last Friday. With
drawals from store were good at 361 ,259 bushels
and 177,765 bushels cleared at the seaboard.
Bradstreets reported adecrease in available stocks
of 654, 900 bushels. The amount of corn on ocean
passage increased l, 100000 bushels. Corn opened
at Ale. declined to 4O3sc and closed at 405sc,
3sc under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow sos cars.
Oats were easier from lack of trade and through
sympathy with corn. Receipts were 339 cars, 26
more than expected. Withdrawals from store
amounted to 81 81 bushels. Bradstreets reported
decrease in stocks of ,426, 900 bushels. Septem-
Der oats closed 1st914c under yesterday. Estimat-
ed receipts for tomorrow, 140 cars.
Flax was weaker. Cash, new Southwestern,
81 03; old Northwestern, 81 05; August, 81 O312;
September, 81 0412@l 0215: October 81 O40
/ 0414 Receipts were 80 cars
Provsions-A little better feeling existed in prod
uct to-day, although the opening lower in con-
sideratiOn of weakness in live hog prices. The stua-
tion evidently favored the Improvement, .slongs''
having sold out, while the "shorts, and particular
ly the big ones, were inclined TO cover without
Ostentation Toward the close the weakness of
values eaSed OF. September pork closed 712c
lower, September lard 21a@5c lower and Septem-
Der ribs sc lower.
Closing prices:
Wheat-August, SIC; September, CSC; Deem
Der, 7O12c; May, 7412c
Corn-August, 4O5Sc; September 4O3sc; Deem
Der, 3314c; Nav, 1856.
Oats-August, 2O1ac; September, 2O5sc DC
Pork-september. SO 321a; October, SO 40; JAN
Lard-september, SIS 50; October, So O21a Janu-
Rbs-september, SIS 55; October, So 60; jan
uary, So 2714.
Butter to-day was again very firm in feeling and
prices were further advanced. Buyers paid the
higher prices willingly. Only moderate inquiry
for the lower grades was heard, extras alone being
in urgent demand. CreamerieS-EXtras, 1870;
firsts, 1S@19c; seconds, 15@17c limitations, fancy,
12@14c. Dairies-Extras, tic; frsts, 149l5c; sec
onds, 10@12c. Ladles-EXtras 10@11c; firsts,
S09c Packing stock fresh grassy, sweet and
Eggs-Were firm. Receipts were light and there
good local inquiry for all offerings. Fresh
stock sold at l11a@12c
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, Ill, Aug. 6.-Offer-
ings OF cattle to-day were only moderate and the
demand no more than fair. Choice kinds
firm while others sold slowly. The hog market
was irregular The arrivals were light, but there
was nc llSiit sloSOl teu
were sc higher, but heavy declined 10c. The best
grades of sheep and lambs sold at firm prices, but
medium and inferior kinds weak and 10c
lower Arrivals were heavy.
Cattle - Receipts, 5000: common to extra
steers, SO 6O@6 90; stockers and feeders So 600
10: cows and bulls. 81 50@S IS; calves, $50
so; Texans 50 25@4 so; Western Rangers,
50 1904 IS.
Hogs - Receipts 1000: heavy packing and
shipping lois. 81 70@5; common TO choice
mixed, 81 50@5 l5 choice assorted, SIS 1895 40;
light, 81 S095 40; pigs, So 5O@4 rs.
Sheep =. Receipts, $4,000; inferior 10 choice,
S2G4 10; lambs, S3@5 80.