The San Francisco call., 1898-07-28
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July 27.-FLOUR-Recepts 25. .455 barrels; exports, H26 barrels. Weaker and offered at lower prices.
 WHEAT-Receipts. 1s5.s5o bushels; exports. 1oi S2l bushels Spot weak; No red. 75c f. O. b. ahoat export grade to arrive. Options were dull and generally weak all day in face of larger export business. Short selling and liouidations were the trading features inspired by continued large new wheat receipts weak Liverpool advices and favorable spring wheat crop news closed 11sc net lower; No red. 7o1t Q7lAc: July, I3Eg7 closed 7ic; September 6s 5-l6q7o1.c, closed 6s1ac
 p2T3cQISttM PpETROLEuM-Firm: refined New York. s6 4o; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sS 3S; do In 'In TAIS-Apathy still prevails in the local market for metals. At the close to-day the Metal Exchange called: LAKE CoPPER-Unchanged at ,11 50.
 TIN-Quiet. with sl5 5211 bid and $lS S2h LEAD-Quiet; 8 75 bid and s4 asked: The Western miners and smelters quotes lead s3 80.
 SPELTER-Quiet, with 34 50 bid and t 62h CoFFEE-Options closed barely steady. un- changed to 5 points net higher; sales; a. aso Rags ie inGudans a nxoo. sa No pc toSbng CHS; mild. moderately active; Cordova, s1s@lSc. Fsr eafineRss put m mo fea reing shc Gen. trifugal, s6 test, 41so; refined. firm
 western ereameTy ass Egns isc factory --E EEGGS-Receipts, lOS5O packages. Steady DRIED FRUITS.
 NEW YORK, July 27.-California dried fruits
 PHOTOGRAPHED APPLEs-Common, sqsc; prime wire tray. Sl4QSHc; choice. S&99c faPRfXt, PRXt,NEss4ssc. NSEsss,4
 APR1CoTs~R sha1Oc; MOorpark 1o9
 PEACHES -Unpeeed, 5asc; peeled, 1291sc.
 CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CHICAGO, July 27.-With a slump at Liver pool and favorable weather, Wheat started at a l decline. September, which closed yesterday at 654c, opened at from s5Q65hc, and settled to 645sc before all the early offerings could be absorbed July started at 1lc decline. the first sale being at roc. and before 1t did better 1t sold another 1c lower. selling at 6sc. de- mand for small quantity of July soon di- | vulged how little was for sale upon the appear | ance of any legitimate demand. From 69c there was an immediate jump to 71hc Trading | sentiment bearish and every one seemed | to be on the selling side. About the only de- mand from shorts, who had satisfactory profit and bought in on the decline to secure it. The export inquiry was aroused to greater 1 activity by the decline in price. New York reported a considerable quantity of gold going near the close, but partly failed Of ef1ect on account Of decne an enoros wel9s & | out the Continent. September closed h4Ac lower and December s4@7tc down
 AA l pit and had a tendency to depress the latter. Generous rains fell in various sections, but the | weather was still very dry and hot some regions of the corn-srowing country. The gen eral sentiment was bearish and indicati of | unloading by a prominent long started the entire fraternity In similar proceeding. Sep tember left of tsc lower.
 Oats were firm early. but later sagged with Corn September lost h@Ac on the day.
 Outside buying started Provisions rather steady. Then prices collapsed on the decline in the other grain markets. Commission houses sold freely. Pork declined 25c and lard and ribs 15c each.
 The leading futures ranged follows: ] Articles Open High. Low. Close.