The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-28
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spicuous for their activity in that line. Most of
the wheat that was sold was long stuff which
showed fair profit. Local bulls followed the lead
Of the outside during the morning prices exhibit
ing a very discouraging tone under the offerings,
declines taking place with great CELEBRITY. The talk
of manipulation in the market has become wide
spread, some people believing that syndicate OF
w allstreet people are taking hand Liverpool
cables this morning were higher TO accord with our
clio sing strength of yesterday. some private ad-
vices from that place gave pronounced bearish
news Receipts in the Northwest were lighter
day at S41 cars and Chicago had II cars.
Local inspections from store were l8, l70 bushels
and 96112 bushels, including wheat and -four
cleared at the seaboard Closing Continental cables
were higher. Local buying caused rally near the
cline. December wheat opening from 6l1Ac to
7sc, declined TO 6t3sc closing at 6l14c bid-1sc
higher than yesterday. The estimated receipts for
tomorrow are so cars.
Corn traders looked to wheat for motive to-day.
Not much business was transacted outside orders
being scarce Opening firm, then easing OF with
the closing market, describes the action of prices.
Liverpool cables were firm. Receipts at Chicago
were 705 cars, and 165,469 bushels were with
drawn from store. Export cearances were 1874
bushels May corn opened from 2S34c to 295Bc,
declined TO 2914c, closing at 2912c-1sc under
yesterday. The estimated receipts for tomorrow
are $50 cars.
Oats hung around the same price very nearly the
entire session. The business too light to cause
much impression on values, although the inclina-
ton was to decline through sympathy with wheat.
receipts were $40 cars. NJ oats were taken from
store. May oats closed shade under yesterday.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow 4l5 cars.
Flax was easy early but closed firm. Cash No,
l, 96@9612c; September, 9612c; October, esq
&c; December, 96@97c; May, $1@1 o. Receipts
were 1l8 cars.
Provisions-As for some days past, the business
In product consisted mainly of changing opera
tions, the activity now going into the January. A
higher hog market furnished some firmness to the
product trade. October shorts caused a material
advance before the close. October pork gained
2213c for the day; October lard, 121ac and Octo-
Der ribs, 221ac.
Closing prices:
wheat-september, 6O1Sc; December, 6114c;
May, 647sc.
Corn-september, Sls4c; October, 311sc: De
Gem Der, 2o5sc: May, 291ac
oats-S. ptember, 1876; October, 1880; May
2O7sc.
Pork-september, IS 40; October. SO 40; Janu-
Lard-septemper. So s21a; October. IS 90;
January, So 95.
Ribs-september SIS 371a; October, SIS 371a:
Fancy grades Of butter sold quite well to-day.
Other Kinds not so abundant and therefore
exhibited "A better feeling. Prices were unchanged.
Eggs were in brisk demand and higher Fresh
stock brought a premium over doubtful. Sales
made principally at 141f2c per dozen for fresh.
Money was 4@512 per cent on call and 512@6
per cent on time loans. New York exchange sold
at SOC discount.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Sept. 27.-The
receipts of cattle to-day were large and prices de-
clned 10c per 100 pounds. A good many were
carried over The demand for hogs was good and
prices ruled firm and 5@lOc higher. Sheep were
steady TODAY with moderate offerings.
Cattle-Receipts, II, 600; common TO extra steers
So 50@5 so: stockers and feeders, So 1904;
COWS and bulls, 81 40@3 rs: calves. $366 rs:
Texans, 81 1898 20; Western rangers, 80 509
so.
Hogs-Reeeipts G, 600; heavy packing and ship
ping lots, So S5@4 80; common to choice mixed,
So 1904 gig choice assorted, S4 1894 rs; light,
So 5(14 80; pigs, 50 20614 20.
Sheep - Receipts, 10000; inferior to choice,
81 5O@S 90: lambs, 1894 10.