The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

tion of the easy tone IIverpool cables were easy
at unchanged prices, proving thereby the disregard
| of American markets at present existing abroad
! Yesterdays advices were higher despite de-
cline on the previous day on this side. To-day the
reverse was the case. Receipts at Chicago were
1873 cars, % less than estimated, and 5,SOO bush
els withdrawn from store. The inspection
sheet showed very small proportion of the arrl-
| walls as grading contract European stocks, ac-
cording to the Liverpool corn trade news, are
! ported increase in the worlds available supply
during the past week of 100000 bushels, an
| nonncement of which caused iirmness Instead OF
| weakness, as had been expected.
Export clearances at the Atlantic seaboard we're
183,416 bushels. Closing Continental cables were
generally higher During the last half hour prices
| took leap upward, no wheat being onered Tor
sale and shorts" taking fright December wheat
| and 1sc, closing at 605sc, A@7sc higher than
| yes erday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow 173
cars.
Corn-History repeating itself was the situation
| in corn. A very dull business was all that could
be said for this grain This condition has prevailed
for long time and any variation therefrom would
relieve the monotony. The changes in wheat were
faithfully reflected by the tone OF corn Liverpool
cables were quiet and unchanged. Receipts were
1858 cars, AZ less than estimated, and 1888
bushels were Withdrawn from store. Export clear
ances amounted to 24,5l7 bushels. Bradstreets re-
ported an increase in stock of $4,000 bushels.
May corn opened at 291sc. declined to 2Ss4c, raj
( lied and closed at 29c unchanged from yesterday.
| Estimated receipts for tomorrow $40 cars.
Oats-There was scarcely any change in the
session was without improvement or deterioration
in point OF activity from any recent date. Receipts
| were 1856 cars, 20 more than estimated, and 60026
bushels were withdrawn from store. Bradstreet s
reported an increase in the worlds available sup
ply of 1,35S,000 bushels. May oats closed shade
under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-mor-
row. 42h cars.
Flax was firm. Cash No. l. 951ac: October,
95c: December, 9534 @9612c; May, 81 O1@91 OIL 12.
Receipts were 3SS cars.
Provisions was unknown In product.
The Hog market was partly stronger and partly
weaker, and product, to act consistently, held
steady. The feeling at the close easy. jan
uary pork closed 5@71ac lower; January lard,
90 QTld rffn- knl
Closing prices:
wheat-october. 5ss4c; December eO9sc: May,
64cs4.
Corn-october 2914c; December, 27ssc; May,
29c.
oats-october, l7s4c: December, 177sc; May,
Pork-october SO 80; January, 50 5Oi May,
Lard-october. sb rs; January, SIS 80; May,
SIS 9215.
Ribs-october, s5 o21a: January. 81 s21a; May.
Money was 41a@51s per cent on call and 5@6 per
cent on time loans. New York exchange sold
at 15920c discount.
The Butter market showed no change. There
was a good demand for choice goods, and they were
firm. Other kinds were steady Prices were un-
Eggs were firm, with an active trade. Receipts
were moderate much OF which was in poor con-
ditlon. Fresh stock sold at 151a9l6c per dozen.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, Oct. 9.-Good
native cattle strong to-day, offerings of that
kind being scarce, but other kinds were eak and
5@1Oc lower. Receipts moderate
Arrivals of hogs were free, but the demand was
active and prices held steady The prevalence of
hog cholera in the West is respons ble for the large
receipts.
Heavy receipts of sheep caused decline of
1O6Dl5c in that market. An exception In the case
of choice stock noted, those selling at steady
figures
Cattle-Receipts, IT 500; common to extra steers,
SO 40ft5 TO- stockers and feeders So 5064;
cows and bulls, 81 bD@3 IS: calves. So 7sa6;
Texans, 81 1898 so: Western rangers, 50 2594 40.
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ping lots, S3 S0td4 25; common to choice mixed,
IS 1894 25: choice assorted, 81 1904 20; light,
s3 1894 25; pigs, S2@4 10.
Sbeep-Receipls. 10000: inferior TO choice,
81 50@3 60; lambs, 1894 so.