The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11

eAeo wheat and May closed with loss of 16c
May corn dropped Sc and May oats 14c. Pro-
visions were firm and losed with God gains.
May wheat. which closed yesterday at 6OI4c.
ops ca with free selling at from SOC down to
9934c. 1t stayed around $3.50 for time SWAY
ing Lice over under that and then IL hao a
Ac decline for 1000 bushels 1t recovered TO
59%sc Tor few minutes. dropped off again to
% t4c and then raliIed sharply TO 5958. to which
rise. e Ga " ~
Selling to realize profit was the main feature of
opening instead of trying for some further ad-
vance was tile removal for present consideration
o. Whs- tne Government may have to say regard
ing tue feeling OF wheat Alter a rise to 6O1sc
the price rested $3.50.
Inc tendency In cora was downward when 1t
WIS not receiving some backing from wheat.
May opened at Soc I4c lower than 1t closed yes
tefday- 1t dropped to 4934c. recovered To 50 Use.
iiaar ina 10 eosed at 45HSq5uc Trading was
i.sh. anu cohnhed prin clpaily TO local operators
an increase OF about $4,000 bushels for the
week In local stocks is being figured
ne usual saturday dizziness was plainly visible
IN the oats market Corn fluctuations ruled
prices. which We're weak during the entire session
21sc for May, sold down to Use and closed at
&c. November and December were Ac lower.
Provisions were firm and accompanied by a fair
amount OF activity in the trading In the end
FORK was 20c higher. Lard l21sc and RIDE 10c
higher than at the close yesterday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No 2 Short Ribs per 100 lbs.
Highest. Lowest Highest Lowest
NV. o42Sc 0otScJan.-- 10 20 90 70
Dec.....55lsc 54$scI May. So 40 So %
May. ..601sc $3.50 Lard Der 100 lbt--
SSrn No Is so5ss Say May s. 80 s. s7E G
Dec....5Oc 493scI Mess PORK per DBL
May 6U1sc 49s4cIJan....sl2 80 81 921S
May. $l2 6713 $l2 80
Cash quotations were as ronows: Flour Winter
Patents. 50 50@2 10; ditto Straights, $ 2592 30
spring Patents s. @5; ditto stralghts. 81 zoo
| 2 rs: Bakers. 81 75Gz 10; No. spring wheat.
6SG59c: No. 3 Spring Wheat nominal: No Red
| go sc; No. = Corn, 50l2c; Prime Timothy
SEED. 50 4O@5 so: Mess PORK p bbl Sl2 81 129
| ~ so: Lard. . 90 ms 81 20: Short Ribs sides
Qoose) S6 1905 40: Dry Sailed Shoulders fDoxedl,
! S55E05SA; Snort Clear SIDES fboxedl, So 500
| & 6LIa; WHISKY. dtstlers finished goods. - ga
81 %: Sugars-Cut Loaf, unchanged; Granulated,
unchanged; standard a, unchanged.
On the Proouce exchange to-day The Butter mar
ket was firm. Creamery, l4@!4c; dairy, 1292lc,
Eggs firm, 2l922c.
| LIVESTOCK.
Cattle-ReceiptS, 1000. Including the cattle
! he'd over from yesterday there was an unusual
liberal supply for Saturday, but buyers were will
ing TO take all the offerings on basis o. yestsr-
| days quotations, VIII CHI were 81 800 so or
| natives. 81 1904 rs for westerns and Ell 30@1 40
! for Texas cattle. This weeks receipts are the
| smallest for any week IN November within the
| last four years and prices have advanced 10G25c.
| Hoss-Keceipts. rs. 900; 81 35@s4 80 for poor to
! choice; heayy-weightS 81 50@94 20, aud 81 40 @
| so bought the buik OF light.
| Sheep-Receipts, 1000. There was continue I'd
depression, and At the close of business about all
| the advance gained early in the week had van
| Sued, quotations ranging from 81 1908 rs for
| poor TO choice and from 81 1904 Is for lambs.