The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

market 1t was likewise sensible OF the heavy
output from store. S59,4SS bushels. While the
zone was frm, there was, however. no real ac-
tivity in the market, the Sc sslon being as n.onot-
ohous as 10 well could be. Receipts were 1923
SaIs S EAport clearances amounted TO l32,46z
pusnelR september corn opened at 243sc, de-
clined to 24c. closing at 2411sc. unchanged from
yesterday. Estimated receipts for Monday, 1850
cars.
OATS-There was nothing new unfavorable to
oats received, and as the 0ther grains were in a
slightly improved condition this market through
sympathy exhibited steadness. Receipts were 49S
cars, and 56,965 bushels were taken from store.
Export ciearances were $4,000 bushels septem-
receipts for Monday, 625 cars.
,ELAA-Was weak; Cash. old Northwestern,
1l12c;, new southwestern, 701ac, these being
the c.osinz prices. September sold at 7O1sc; De,
cember, 7312c. Receipts were GA cars.
PhoVlSlONS-Product came under the iDfiu-
ence OF the hog market this morning, decline OF
15c at the yards exercising depressing effect.
business was quite dull, however, and no serious
break occurred. At the close September pork was
15c lower than yesterday. September lard as &c
lower and September ribs 21sc lower.
BUTrER-The best grades OF butter sold readily
to-day and were firm. Poor sorts were slow.
Stocks were generally light.
Creameries-Extras. l41sc; irsts, l219@l31ac;
Daries-Extras, l2c; frsts, iO1ac; seconds, &c.
Ladies.Extras 912@l0c: firsts, s@S1sc; packing.
EGGS-The supply was liberal while the de-
mand showed no Improvement. The feeling was
easy fresh stock sold at S1s@912c per dozen.
MONEf-Was steady at 6Q17% both for call and
time loans New lOrK exchange sold at 81 dis
count
Closinv Prices.
WHEAr-A ugust. 5614c; September. SIC; De-
cember, 597s@6Oc.
2Sc.
OATs-september l714c; May, 1890.
PoRk-Septem Sc rs: January, So 921s.
1ARD-September, So IS; January, So 521a.'
A4bS-September SO rs; January, SS 4213
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, August s.
ho of catf aln IarQ n an
usual for a Saturday, but the demand good
and the prices held steady. Offerings of hogs were
large Buyers held of, and for that reason prices
declined lO@15c. The sheep market was quiet
and steady.
CATTLE Receipts. 1000. Fancy beeves. 81 IS
"a 20: choice 10 prime, 1900 to 1900 b steers,
"a 4504 so; good TO choice steers, 1900 to 100 D.
81 25aI 40; medium steers l10O to $50 h. SO 90
"a 70: common to fair steers. $50 to 1900 lbs,
S3 30 a 3 80; rough Western steers, 81 90@
40: feeders. 900 TO 1900 b. SS 1908 S0 stockers,
500 TO s75 ib. So 30@3 30; bulls, choice 10 ex-
ira, 81 SU@3 25; bulls, poor To cnoice 81 "a
az 75 COWS and heifers extra. $3 1904 Is;
COWS, fair to choice, 81 30(03 20; COWS.
common 10 fair Gamers 81 2b@2 %; calves, good
to choice, So 1905 so; calves, common to good,
S3 50@5 co. Texas grass steers 81 35@3 25:
steers, 81 7O@3 S5; Western range COWS and heif-
ers, So 2O@3 40.
HOGS-kecelpts $4,000. Heavy packing ana
shipping lots 80 90@3 80: common TO choice
mixed. 81 95@3 40 choice assorted, $3 40@
As light, IS 1908 4712: pigs, So 500DS 40
sH HEEP-keceipts 2UUO. anterior TO choice,
50 50@S rs; lambs, 1896.