The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-14
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

selling the September. The market had partly re-
covered from the nervousness of the preceding two
DAY and operations, though light, were attended
WIN more confidence. The tone was generally an
easy one, crop news was encouraging, cables were
lower and receipts in the Northwest heavy at 400
cars against AT last Saturday and 233 year ago.
Export clearances from both coasts for the week
We're TAR at 2292, 900 bushels. Argentine shipped
zIo,UUU pushes in the same period. Chicago re-
celNr0 nIteen cars this morning and inspected
out 26,OOO bushels. Atlantic seaboard shipments
aggregated $780, 6J7 bushels, incluIing wheat and
nour. closing continental cables were generally
lower. July wheat opened from 57TSc to 573sc
declined to 5634c closing SIC, 12c under yester-
day. Estimated receipts for Monday twenty-five
CoRN-Dullness and inactivity were the feat
ures OF the corn market. Fluctuations by their
narrowness, gave evidence of the small trade
The tone was firm easy the wheat market
strengI hened or weakened. Receipts were large
at 469 cars, and co. 400 bushels were taken from
store. Shipments of corn from Argentine last
week were $4,000 bushels. Liverpool cables
were quiet and steady Export clearances
opened at 2S1sc, sold at 2S34@2S7sc, closing at
2SHsc, shade under yesterday. Estimated re-
0ATS-Were in state of quiet and Indifference.
Trading did not present any new features, the few
transactions being OF only local interest The tone
the market was determined by the feeling of the
other grains Receipts were 2T6 cars, and 800
ances amounted do to- 2HS2es bushels. July Ca $
closed 1sc under yesterday. Estimated receipts
for Monday $50 cars
FLAX-Was firm. Cash. Sic; July, Sic; Sep
TENDER, 8213c. Receipts were l6 cars.
PROVISlONS-The first direction of product
was downward, a lower hog market conveying an
easy tone, but the demand proved greater than the
offerings and moderate rally ensued Nothing
! remarkable in the trading was noted. July pork
closed shade higher than yesterday, July lard
UNCHANGED, and July ribs shade higher.
BUTTER-Was only fairly active and barely
demand Indifferent. Creameries- Extras, 1412c;
! frsts, IS a 4c: seconds. l0@12c; limitations,
seconds, &c. Iadies-Extras, lU@1O1ac; frsts,
S1399c packing stock, &C; roll, 697c
EGGS-oferlngs moderate; demand fair. Fresh
MONEY-Was 6@6% on call and 6% on
time loans New lork exchange sold at zoe
premium.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-June 56s4c; July, SIC; September,
C0KN-June 271s@2714c; July. 275S@27s4c;
6ATs-iuly. I7ssc; September, 177sc; May,
| 2O15@20 5sc.
POhk-July, 81 171a: September, 81 80;
LARD-JuIy, "a l712; September, "a 321S
hIbS-July So S712; September, "a o212'
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, June Is. - The
few cattle on sale to day disposed OF at
steady prices. The arrivals Of hogs were light,
but the demand was very slow, and prices
averaged &c lower. The sheep market was quiet
CATTLE REGENTS 2O0 Fancy beeves
! S4 35@4 AS: choice to prime, 1900 to 100 pound
steers, 81 00@l+ so: good to choice steers 1900
TO 1000 pounds S3 SOFAS So; medium steers, 1000
| $50 TO l4OO pounds SIS 40a3 6O feeders,
! 500 to 1900 pounds SIS 40@3 IS; common 10 choice
stockers. So S5G3 40; bulls, 10 extra So ~
as %; cows and helfers, extra, SIS 6O94 90; cows
! fair choice. So 30Q5 so; cows, common to fair
Gamers. 81 25(02 70: calves common TO good $50
! 90; Texas fed steers. So 10@S IS; Texas grass
| steers, 50 45@4; Texas cows and bulls, $40
! 3; mixers ana sprlngers, per head, S2O9S5i
| common to choice s.ockers So o5@3 40; bulls,
choice to extra 81 S0g3 90; bulls poor cnoice,
! 81 0Od2 rs; calves, good TO choice, "a 1905 70
HOGS-kecelpts, 1870 Heavy packing ana
| shipping lots, So O5@3 so: common 10 choice
| mixed. S36D3 3712; choice assorted. 80 4OGS 40
light So 1093 as; pigs, 81 50@y3 45.
| shkkF-keceIps. 200u. anterior 70 cnoice'
| S2M4; lambs S2n6 25.