The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-11
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-Paris and Liverpool futures low
er and Chicago was 1l4c lower A brokers' wire
from there said:
1.-The start was lower influenced by heavy
local receipts. weak cables and warmer weather
in the Canadian northwest, where an increasing
quantity is getting beyond frost damage posi-
evidently had bearish effect abroad. No ex
port bids, very few inquiries for prices and in
fact, some cancellation of former sales for ex
port. While there Is still good demand for
tract grade wheat here to fill nearby dates of
shipment. the demand for lower grades has been
very poor Discounts are heavy and the market
for the low grades is very much demoraHzed.
There is a heavy hail and rain storm the
Dakotas and Minnesota. While spring wheat
has undoubtedly shown some deterioration since
the government figures were compiled, the
enormous yield of winter wheat was surpris-
ingly heavy that foreigners will think twice be-
fore buying American wheat on the present
basis, especially so long Russia and the Dan
ube country continue to ship literally, which
means that wheat will gradually be forced to a
merchandising basis''
The San Francisco market was very weak at
the decline noted Monday, with buyers hold
ing of.
CASH WHEAT
New .erop-California club, Site al so: So
nora, 81 .S0m1 So; white Australian, 81 .S715 "a
100; Northern wheat, August September deliv-
1:7712: turkey red. 81 s7lA@l.90; bluestem,
81 .S71a 80 per ctl.
1890 a. m. Session
- p. m. Session
Barley-An available tonnage up TO October
load1ng is chartered Rates remain unchanged at
The union rate of 23s Cd. usual European options.
Inc chartered grain tonnage in port is 24,SS2,
against 1892 tons on the date last year:
disengaged. 24.500 tons, against 1880; the
way to this port, 1872 400 tons, against 141,5s0.
The market rules quiet with no material
change in prices. Some holders asked 81 As for
feed yesterday, without getting it.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot 81 .40G11. 4215; COM
mon . to fair: sl.s7ls@f.3s94 per ctl; brewing.
81 50@1. go.
May-$1.49A asked
December-$1.44H
AIay-s1 49,
December-SI44A
Oats-Local handlers continue to report
neglected and weak market. with the tendency
downward brokers wire from Chicago yester-
day said:
continued advlces from the country OF very
large yield of heavy oats. Country and cash
grain interests continue to sell futures here
New reds for feed 81 S06l1. 80 for good to
choice and $1.70@1 .771 for poor to fair: reds
for seed, $2@2.15: black. $2.50G2.I5 asked;
gray, 10 arrive. 81. 70 asked; new northern white
October November delivery, S1.65M1.6Ia; Texas
req; IN bnik, Sl.9I; in sacks, 500 per cti
Corn-Ihe market continues quiet at I'M
changed prices. A brokers' wire from Chicago
yesterday said:
Corn has been easier for September and firm
er Tor the new crop months today. The country
and a lot of local spectators have sold the near
ana Dought distant months because of the losses
SHOWN Dy the government report and because OF
no. ana ury weather. present ana forecast for
much OF the corn belt Quite number of LOCAL
traders took the buying side of corn today
small round yellow. 81. So white. 81 .S00I IS;
large yellow. Sl-1o@1.S5; western state yellow.