The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-06
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this market To-day the tone easy for that
reason. the fact that rece pts-397 cars-Wer 1oo
less than expected seemingly having little any
effect. September shorts were not urgent In tnelr
demand and the far deliveries have no cause 1or
firmness. There were no cables. Wlthdrawals
from store were 1a3.330 bushels and 10000
bushels cleared at the seaboard. The visible sup
ply decreased $4,000 bushels. september corn
opened at 1850, sold between Al zsc and 4ot2c;
closing at 4l5sG41S4c under saturday. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow, 575 cars.
Oats attracted attention. traders doing but
little and basing the few transactions on the tone
of corn. Receipts were 241 cars NO oats were
withdrawn from store. The visible supply ue-
creased 1132, 900 bushels. September closed SEC
under Saturday Estimated receipts Tor to-mor-
row, 313
FLAX was easy Offerings were heavy. New
Southwestern, 81 0912 Isl 101a; new Northwest
ern, ST 1917. August, 81 0612@1 OF "a; september,
ST O6@l 0712: October, 81 05@1 O6. Receipts
were cars
Provisions-The hog market was doing better
this morning, and naturally product obtained the
facility for Improvement from that source. There
auxiliary power received from grain. the
strength OF wheat inducing some buying of pro-
visions general principles, put subsequently it
appeared though 100 much had been bought,
the feeling becoming quite heavy. The weakness
OF charged with causing the later easier
tone. September pork closed 2212c lower, Sep
TENDER lard 12l2c lower, and September ribs % "a
G25c lower.
Wheat-August, 67s4c; September, 6ss4c; De-
cemDer 707Sc; May. T434c.
Corn-August, 4034c; September, Ale; Decem-
Der, 331sc; May, 331sc
oats-August 207sc; September, 20Bc: oc-
t0ber, 21c: May, "a 2c.
Pork-September. SO 40; October, SO As; jan
uary, so 1917.
Lard.september, So; October, Sc o71a; Janu-
Ri6s-sepiember, SIS 60; October, SIS SIS; JAN
uary, $5 3212.
Butter was firm and higher for fancy makes,
medium and lower grades holding steady Extras
were scarce and in good demand. a fair supply of
inferior kinds offered. Creameries-E1tras,
1S12c frsts, 17(GlSc; seconds, 13@16c; imitation
fancy, lac. Daires-EXtras, 15(016c; frsts, 19(G
lac; seconds, 10c. Ladles-Extras, 10@11c: frsts,
SG9c. Packing stock, fresh, grassy, sweet and
streaked, S@9c.
Eggs-There moderate offerings of eggs,
with a fair local demand. fair business was
transacted. Fresh stock sold at lie per dozen.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Aug. ga liberal
run of cattle at this point and good receipts at
other Western places caused aweak feeling in the
market for this stock to-day. Choice beeves sold
at unchanged prices, but common and medium
grades moved slowly at 10c decline. meage
supply of hogs caused firmness in prices. Trade
was brisk while offerings lasted and prices were
advanced 1Oc 10 15c per 100 lbs. Arrivals OF
sheep were large and loss IN value of lOc TO l5c
per ! 10 TBS noted.
Cattle - Receipts, 1880: common 10 extra
steers, So SOFAS 90: stockers and feeders, 81 Zoo
10: COWS and bulls. 81 50@l3 rs; calves, $50
so; Texans, So 25@4 so; Western Rangers,
SIS 25Gd4 IS.
Hogs = Receipts, 10000: heavy packing and
shipping 10 s. 81 65@5 10; common to choice
mixed, 81 45G5 B: choice assorted, So l0@5 35;
light, 81 SO(d5 50; pigs So 50@l4 so.
Sheep - Receipts, $4,000; inferior 10 choice,
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