The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-02
Fruit and Produce
CHICAGO MAhkErS.

CHICAGO, ILL Sept. 1.-Hardy one minute Of
steadiness prevailed in wheat at the opening this
morning, the crowd concluding hat sales were
more likely to be profitable than buying in view
of the very heavy receipts reported in the North
west, 1895 cars, against 216l for two days last
year and 654 last Tuesday. Business Of
particular Importance, few GU side orders being
received. The deliveries on September contracts
did not prove to be unusually heavy, and the talk
Of enormous quantities changing hands, which has
been heard for some time, was not confirmed.
Opening Liverpool cables quiet and 1ad
higher. Receipts at Chicago were 3O6 cars, and
1880 bushels we're taken from store.
Thoman's crop report was out to-day. 1t esti-
mated the weld of winter and spring wheat at
AZ o ZOO 600 bushels The Orange Judd Farmer
estimated it al 4S0,0O0,00O bushels Liverpool
closing 1ad lower. Paris unchanged and A mt
werp lower. Berlin 1aC01 mark higher Ex-
lone of the market continued weak throughout.
the influence of the crop reports mentioned being
/ deprrss prices. December wheat opened from
69Tsc TO $3.50 declined to 5S1Ac closing at
5s12@ $3.50 11s@l14c under yesterday. Esti-
tORN-Was IN sympathy with whea,, prices de-
clining moderately, but trade remaining inactive
most part neglected, the few orders executed
being for small lots and for local account. Re
Withdrawn from sore. Liverpool cables were
weak and 14d lower Export clearances amounted
2514c, sold al 2514c, declined to 245sc closing at
2434c, 12c under yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow 41O cars
OATS-Were not active, but there was steadier
feeling in the market than in either wheat.
Nothing transpred which at all savored of impor-
lance. Receipts were 466 cars There were
Withdrawals from store. May oats closed 1sc un-
der yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
FLAX-Was STEADY. Cash, es1zsc; September
6S14e 631ac; December, 67@6714c. Receipts
PRUVISIONs-TradIng was quite firm at quota
lions. The offerings were moderate and the de-
mand fair. steady hog market was quoted,
vNif pVQ he ms in ing
January pork and RIBS unchanged and January
lard a shade lower.
Receipts were somewhat heavier and the demand
fair. Prices were unchanged.
Creameries-Extras, lee; frsts, 141z@151ac;
seconds, 11@1Sc; limitations, fancy, 12@ SC
pairiesI,Exiras, lac; frsts, 1l912c: seconds, l0c
LadleszExtras' e129l0c; tirsts, s9s1ac; packing
STOCK. TOT 1ac: grease, 4@5c.
EGGS-Were steady. II ere was a fair inquiry
and but moderate offerings. Prices were un-
changed. Fresh STOCK was quotable at 11@l112c
p dozen.
MoNE1 Was firm at s@7x on call and TX on
ume loans New York exchange sold at al %
discount
Closing Prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 55Tsc; December, 5s1z@
Cir september 2ossc; December, 21ssc:
OATS OATS; Nsep,ember. 151z@l5ssc; May: 1sgsc
lAkD-september So 271a; January, SS 10.
l4bs-septemOer So Is; January, IS As.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Sept. 1.-The de-
mand for cattle to-day was good. Prices were
steady and unchanged. Offerings of hogs were
fair. The demand was good end prices unchanged
Sheep and lambs were steady.
CATTLE-ReceIpts. 1000. Fancy beeves "a 90
as 90: choice 10 prime 1900 to 1900 h steers
81 6O04 IS; good to choice steers. 1900 TO 1900 n
"a 1894 So; medium steers, 1000 to 800 h. 81 / o
"a 90: fair beef steers, $50 to 1900 Ds
SIS 70 "a 90; butcher steers, So 90 "a TO-:
feeders. 900 10 1850 ID. 50 9U@o3 65; sIockerS
500 TO S75 h, So 50@3 40; bulls choice 70 ex-
ira, 81 SO@3 Is; bulls. poor cnoice. 81 10
a. rs: cows ana heifers choice to extra So 500
3 50; cows, fair to choice, 81 25@3 40: COWS
common TO fair Gamers 81 25@2 10: calves good
10 choice, So 75@6 10: calves common good
So 5Og3 rs; Texas grass steers 81 4O@S is :
Texas cows and bulls, 81 1902 so; Western can
ming steers, 81 1904; Western range cows ana heif
ers, 81 UO@3 SO mixers and spTlngers, y mead
S20@&0: Western range steers, 81 7503 95.
RUGS-keceIpts 10000. Heavy packing ana
shipping lots. so 1908 rs: common 10 choice
mixed. 81 S6@3 3d. choice assorted. IS $50
3 40: hight, So 1903 40: pigs, So 5Oy9S 36
sHEEP-keceIpis 1900. InferIor 10 choice
S2@3 so ambs 81 SOC SO.