The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
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Receipts to-day were sixteen cars for Chicago and
! 406 in the Northwest. These Northwestern arrv-
ais were very depressing TO the feeling when they
were announced Liverpool cables were easy.
Withdrawals from store were 33135 bushels and
222, 931 bushels cleared at the seaboard. Closing
continental CO b,es were Irregular. september
wheat opened from II 7sc TO 7l14c, sold between
| 7l12c and 1890, closing at the latter-3s(GI2
higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for
| tomorrow tWent y-one cars.
Corn opened easy, a decline which then occurred
bringing prices down 10 the puts" Here they
resistance from the holders of these privileges
but the tone developed no strength. The weak.
ness of wheat, lower cables and continued good
crop advces were the considerations governing the
announcement OF trades. Receipts were PA cars
and So 090 bushels taken from store. Elk
port clearances amounted to 3l,32l bushels.
prominent commission man and local professional
raided prices about the middle of the session and
succeeded in depressing them very materially, but
they recovered in part when the offerings became
less extensive Bradstreets reported decrease in
the available supply of corn of 6O5,OOO bushels
September corn opened from 4634C 10 4612c, de-
clined TO 4514c, rallied and closed at 461sc, 7sc
under yesterday. Trade receipts for tomorrow, "s
cars.
one well-known Spectator was free seller OF
May early, trade coming from short interest, The
celpts were 4l2 cars, u more than expected, and
2l,450 bushels taken from store. Bradstreet's
reported decrease in stocks of 1,11SoO0 bushels
September oats closed IS cents under yesterday
Receipts for the week, l65
Flax was weak Cash sold at 81 80: August,
81 -; September, 81 1901 1919 October 81 1914
al -. Receipts were7 cars.
Timothy steady. Prime cash, $5 S5 nom
inal: September, SIS; October, 81 90: cash country
Der, So 50G9 50 nominal.
Provisions-The buying and selling of produce
was scattered and did not indicate any particular
interest in the movement of prices The run OF
Hogs was light, but the market at the yards
showed no firmness. The speculative clement has
no settled conclusion as to the proper course for
Provision prices 10 pursue. September Pork closed
2ll2c higher, September Lard 21ac lower, Septem-
Der Ribs 212a05c lower. Closing prices: -
fWleat-JuiV. zoe. SeDtembpr. TlSeC. DeCem-
ber 741xc.
Corn-Jnly, 447sc: September. 4s1sc; May
oats-July. 2$a4c; August. 2Sssc; September
24c; May, 275sc.
I.ard--July, So. 471a; September, SIS 621s.
l. Ribs-July, So 80; September, So SO.
The butter market was. heavy to-day. Orders
showed no. increase and buyers were still back
ward Prices showed some decline Creameres-
Extras lie: trsts, 15@16c; seconds, 12@l4c; imi-
tations fancy, l4c. Dairy-Extras, lac; firsts
lie: seconds, Toe. Dadles-Extras, l1@12c: frsts
S@9c; fresh grassy, sweet and streaked, &c.
Egss=-Fradng was still confined mostly TO the
local orders. a frew spring inquiries were re-
ceived, however. Fresh stock sold at 1O9l012C
per dozen.
Livestock.
UNION sToCKYARDS. ILL, July 2.-Receipts
OF cattle were light to-day and the general demand
only fair at weaker prices for common grades and
steady for desirable offerings
Offerings of hogs were moderate. but they were
ample for the requirements Chicago packers die
nor take hold with much freedom, and prices were
lower at about Sc per 100 pounds.
Small receipts Of sheep checked the declining
tendency of that market Good sheep and lamb
were stronger.
Cattle = Receipts. 5000. Common to extra
steers. IS 5G@6; stockers and feeders, 80 40@
40: COWS and bulls, ST. 5OGl3 so: calves, $3(q5 so
Texans, So 5004l5.
Hogs-Receiprs. 10000. Heavy packing and ship
ping lots. 81 S5@5 5: common TO choice mixed
81 1905 TO-. choice assorted, 81 9095: light
81. 1O65 05: pigs, So bOQQ4 So
sheep - Receipts. 5000. Inferior to choice
81 5U913 so: lambs, 81 50G6