The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-04
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action being about steady tone. The usual weekly
statistics, which received on Morday, were an
nounced to-day the holiday preventing their being
posted yesterday.
The shipments from exporting countries, exclu-
sive of America. last week were 3,6l6,O0O bush
els The amount of ocean passage decreased
1,2S0000 bushels. The visible supply increased
100000 bushels. Withdrawals from store at
Chicago for twenty-four hours amounted to II. 14S
bushels Receipts at Chicago ninety-two
cars and for three DAYS the Northwest had 2161
cars Liverpool cables were firm and 1ad higher
as compared with Saturday. During the morning
buying orders became scarce and there was dis
position to realize, these conditions causing weak
visible supply increased 701. 900 bushels.
~, Export clearances at the seaboard amounted to
mated the total crop at 100000 900 bushels
against 405 000, 900, their last previous belief.
Closing Paris cables were higher and Berlin lower.
The market failed to recover any strength before
the close, and quotations at their time about
the lowest of the day. December wheat opened
from 6312c to 6312c, sold between 635sc and
6134c, closing at 6134061 Csc, 11Sc under Satur-
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow, no cars
Corn-This grain did not do so we'll at the open
ing this morning but later by the good influence
OF wheat, there was slight improvement. The
fine weather and reassuring reports on the crop
from Missouri and other corn-growing States were
not by any means encouraging to buyers. The
cables were firm and higher compared with
Saturday, and there was large quantity (57S,129)
taken from store. Receipts, 1862 cars were Is less
than expected Export clearances amounted to
increased 100000 bushels. The decline in wheat
during the morning deprived of its only help,
and the slight Improvement was soon lost. Ar
gentine shipments last week 100000
bushels The visible supply increased 10000
bushels December corn opened at SOC, sold be-
tween 30ssc and 291ac, closing at the latter, 11sc
under Saturday. Estimated receipts for to-mor-
row, 7z0 cars.
Oats-The session was very quiet and uninterest-
ing IN oats. The selling was principally OF the
May option, while shippers were buying Septem-
Der with the expressed intention of obtaining the
grain for shipping purposes. The tone of corn ex-
tended TO this market and governed the fiuctua-
tons Receipts were POL cars, and 1876 bush
els were taken from store. The visible supply
decreased $4,000 bushels. October oats closed
525 cars.
Flax was steady at q slight decline. Cash North
western, ST. OF: Southwestern, 81 OIL nominal:
September, 9934c@$l; october, SIGH oO12. Re
Provisions-The demand for provisions was
tive this morning, sufficiently to Offset the i'll
effects of weaker hog market. When grain ex-
hibited aless firmer Tone product, under selling by
packers, became weak too, prices declining. At
the close the quotations were about the lowest OF
the day. October pork closed 4212c lower: Octo-
berlard, 1212c lower; October ribs, 20c lower
Closing prices:
Wheat-September, Gee; December 607sc; May,
Corn-september, 3414c; October, S314c; Decem-
Der, 291ac; May, 3O1sc.
Oats-September, 1870; october, 1Sc; Decem-
Pork-september. SIS As: October. SIS 621a; Janu-
Lard - September, SIS s21a; october, So s71a;
Ribs-september, SIS IS: October, SIS TO- Janu-
ButterN1he fancy makes of butter were firm to-
day, but otherwise the feeling was weaker. Stocks
of under grades have accumulated and the demand
il very indifferent. Prices were unchanged.
Eggs were firm. There was good demand,
principally for local accounts and the offerings WERE
light. Some shipping orders were, however, filled
Fresh stock sold at 13c per dozen.
Money 4G412 per cent on call and 5@512
per cent on time loans. New y rk Exchange sold
at Soc discount.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, Sept. 8. - The
cattle market was dull to-day. Western rangers
were weak, but natives were comparatively steady.
Buyers were holding off in expectation of heavier
receipts tomorrow. There fair demand for
hogs for local account and prices ruled about the
same as yesterday. Sheep were IN good demand,
but lambs slow md about 15c lower.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; common to extra Steers,
So 5O05 co. Stockers and Feeders, 50 5014 Is;
Cows and Bulls, 81 50@3 rs; Calves, So 1905 %:
Texans, 81 90(63 so; Western Rangers, $2@4 25.
Hogs - Receipts, $4,000: heavy packing and
shipping lots 81 1904 so; common to choice
mixed, 81 O5@4 co. choice assorted,$ 40@4 90;
light, So 9O@4 5b; pigs. 50 40@4 30.
Sheep - Receipts, 10000 inferior to choice,
lambs S3G4 80.