The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
WORLD.

planned the weakness at Paris on that score. 1t
reported that twelve loads of wheat were
taken for export at New York and other ports 70
day. Export clearances amounted TO 2Sb,9S5
bushels Closing Berlin, Paris and Antwerp Ca
bles were all lower. Near the close the tone be-
came firmer reports of some wheat being taken
at st. Louis shipment to Galveston, Tex. De-
cember wheat opened from 601ysc 10 $3.50, sold
between 5914c and 60s4c closing at the latter, 5sc
higher than Yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow, so cars.
Corn-Corn traders were still favoring the sell
ing side this morning. The Cincinnati Price Cur
rent was considered as rather bullish in its sum-
mary, Dut the crowd ignored its views completely
The weakness OF wheat gave further impression TO
that feeling in corn. Cables were weak and lower
Receipts were 342 cars, and 329,7 6S bushels were
taken froId store. Expert clearances amounted to
29i ,O76 bushels. When the recovery took place
in wheat, corn steadied. Liverpool cables were
lower. May opened from 29l2c to 29$sc
sold between 2914@293sc and 1885 closing at
295Sc. unchanged from yesterday. Estimated re-
cepts for tomorrow, 460 cars
for May this morning by Alexander McDougall
This demand created better feeling than was to
be expected considering the weakness of the other
some instances displayed frmnesS. Receipts were
1872 cars. There was nothing taken from store.
May oats closed shade under Yesterday Esti-
mated receipts for Tomorrow, 225 cars.
Flax was easy. Cash spot and to arrive, 99c@$1 :;
September esc; October, S1As(99s12c; December
99c@$1; May, 81 0312G1 e3s4. Receipts were ITO
cars.
Provisions-In the opinion of the majority of the
traders in products prices in that market would
have shown greater improvement than they did
had grain not been inclined to weakness. AS it
was, there was steady feeling, a firm hog market
assisting I'm defining the course The late advance
in wheat exerted favorable influence on products.
October pork closed 10c higher, October lard &c
higher and October ribs SC higher
Closing prices:
neutrality-suspicious., 59l4c; December 6o34c:
May, 6434c.
Corn-September, 33c; October, 32c; December,
2S1sc May, 2q5Sc.
oats-september ls1ac: october, 1890; Deem
Pork-September, ss So: October SO As; Janu-
airy, IS So.
Lard-septenper, s5 90; October, S. s5; Janu-
Ribs-september, SIS So; October. SIS 70; Janu-
airy, SIS.
Butter-1he market for butter was barely steady
to-day, even extras not selling so well as lately.
Stocks showed further accumuations. Price quo
tationS were unchanged.
Eggs-Trade was brisk and frmness continued to
prices ana in many instances obtained the advance
with ease. The demand was good and offerings
were light. Fresh stock sold at 1312Gl4c per
Money was 4@41s per cent on call and 5@51s
per cent on time loans. New York Exchange sold
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, Ill, Sept. 8. - To-
day general cattle market a satisfactory one
to sellers, the demand being good and offerings
free. Prices were l0c higher in some instances.
In the hog market packers and shippers took hold
more freely, and prices were strong 10 &c higher,
there being too few choice porkers to go around.
y good business at steady prices was transacted in
sheep.
IS 60@5 95; stockers and feeders, s. 4094 70 {;
cows and bulls 81 50G3 10; calves, 81 5O06 rs;
So
Hogs--Receipts. IA, 900; heavy packing and ship
ping lots $4GD4 40: common to choice mixed, So 90
"a As: choice assorted, 81 30(94 As; light, 81 SOC
SheepSReceipts, $4,000; inferior to choice,
81 50@3 so; lambs, $500.