The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
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very liberal after half cent recovery had been
made and the downward movement that started
received no material check until 115c had been
5ubstracted from the price.
LIVERPOOL cables were steady, nug lower. The
wheat crop at $50 O0O. 900 hasheis and the spring
wheat at $4,000 900 bushels Receipts We're II
cars for Chicago and IL for the northwest. With
drawals from store 23,7l7 bushels and ex-
port clearanccs 24S,S77 bushels. The latter mar
ket was Very nervous. with the crowd uncertain
ana ready to take either side. Closing Eng isl ca
bles were frmer. Continental markets were lower.
July wheat opened from 7114c 10 72$4c, sold be-
than yesterday. Estimated receipts Tor TO morrow,
80 cars.
Corn die not succeed in retaining firranoss when
wheat exhibited decided weakness. The receipts
were light al eighty cars, bat although this was 4
favorable argument it was not potent enough to
Withdrawals from store were 1850 bushels and
16S,6l4 bushels cleared ut the seaboard. The Gin
clnnati Price Current reported the crop retarded
out stased that rain would revive H. WIN the re-
coFery In wheat more strength was displayed by
corn. July corn opened at 49c. sold between 1875
(q4SH closing at 4914c, unchanged rom yester-
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow / 10 cars.
OAIS-Ihe Cincinnati Price Current reported a
deficiency in the total yield although stating rains
had benefited crops in the West. Prices were
affected by the weakness in wheat, but the under
Tone was firm, and recoNerleS we're easily made.
Receipts were 1928 cars, and 15O estimated for
tomorrow. Withdrawals from store amounted 10
$500 bushels. July oats closed unchanged from
yesterday.
Flax was steady, cash. 81 So: September, 81 25;
October. ST. 241%. Receipts We're two cars.
Timothy was firm. Prime cash $5 SO nominal;
September So, country lots $4 50G5. Prime
clover SO 80, nominal.
Provlsio ns-If IL not Armour raid in pork
and RIBS to-day tie slump ut least permitted to
20 unchecked by him. For time the market
Tor provisions has received its best support from
the big packer, but that prop was withdrawn to-
cay, and the longs who have been steadily in
creasiEs their holdings, Obliged get out the
best way they could. July pork closed 45c lower,
Julv i6rJ h6j. 1ac lower, July ribs DC lower.
Closing pr,ceG-W hest, june, 7212c: July, 72c;
September 721 2c.
Corn, June, 1880; July, 4914c; September,
503sc; May, 42Jsc.
oe Oats June, 2s1ac; July, os1ac; September,
Pork, June, $l1 so; July SlI s5; September,
$12 Is.
Lard, June, Sc 47ls: July, Sc so: September,
RIBS, June. Sc 1919: July, So 3r5s; September,
livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, June 2O.-The offerings
OF cattle to-day were amply sufficient TO meet the
demand, and prices, while firm, We're higher.
The hog market was weaker, owing 10 the indiifer-
ence OF the big packers. Sales were lower at de-
cline OF 5@l0c from yesterday. The supply OF
sheep and lambs was quite heavy, and prices were
no more than steady at yesterdays decline.
Cattle receipts, 5000: common 70 extra steers,
IS 1906; stockers and feeders, 50 40G4 So; COWS
and bulls, So 1904 60: calves, $3@3 10; Texas,
50 50@5 10.
Hog receipts $4,000: heavy packing and ship
81 4094 60; cheice assorted, 81 50@4 so; light,
81 40@yA 20; pigs 81 40
Sheep receipts, 10000; inferior to choice, 50 50@
> so: lambs, So 50G5 80