The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

was up this consideration about 1c to 114c early
in the day, Chicago failing on with a lesser ad-
prices the Cincinnati Price Current summary be-
ing rather discouragtng to holders report which
was later denied that English consolS declin-
ing produced change in the sentiment values
irming slightly and then advancing with st. Louis.
Liverpool opening cables We're firm and 14d
higher; closing ones were steady. Receipts in the
Northwest were good at 1109, and Chicago had
store were 100000 bushels and 337,300 bushels
cleared at the seaboard. Closing continental Cables
were irregular during the last hour, offerings be-
coming very liberal, several "longs" selling out
and going short. Prices lost the full advance and
closed at a small loss from yesterday. December
Wheat opened from 5734c to 575sc, sold between
575Sc and 5S14c closing at 575S@5734c, a shade
under yesterday. Estimated receipts Tor tomor-
row 800 cars.
CORN-The Cincinnati Price Currents reference
to corn was inclined TO help the market for that
grain 1t reported the yielu below expectations in
many sections. AS it only an indefinite state
ment the effect not particularly pronounced.
The strength of wheat was of some virtue in firm
ing corn. The trade very little If any better
than on recent days Receipts were 267 cars, 33
less than expected, and Al, 300 oushelswere taken
from store. E1 port clearances were 279,475 bush
els Liverpool was up 14d on both spot and futures
The late weakness of wheat DESTROYED the better
tone of corn and prices yielded to the selling that
took place. May corn opened at 2934c, declined TO
291zc and closed at 291a@295sc, 1sc under yester
day. Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow 300 cars.
OATS-Were without life. Prices changed in ac-
cordance with those of wheat and corn, but the or
ders executed were very small. Receipts were
156 cars and 2200 bushels were taken from store.
May closed unchanged from yesterday. Estimated
reCelptS Tor tomorrow lZO cars.
FLAX-Was higher. Cash No. l. 9l@e21ac; De
cember. 9299214c; May 9714@9s14c. Receipts
were II cars.
PROVISIONS-Bids and offers were apart in
product this morning so that it was some time be-
fore any business resulted The tone was easy at
The start. prompted by the feeling in the live hog
market, but subsequently the rising tendency Of
grain extended some assistance to provisions. The
final weakness of grain exerted a detrimental in
fiuence prices in this market. The close was
712Ql0c lower for January pork, 21ac lower for
January lard and 21a@5c lower for January ribs.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-November, 571sc; December, 57s4c:
C0RN-Novemper 2914c; December. 2s14c:
oATs-Sovember, 1s14c; December. 1880;
PoRK-November, SO 10; January, So 10;
LARD.November, SIS 471la January, So 621a;
RfBs-November, 81 40; January Sd 571a;
BUTTERErhe demand for all grades of butter
was good, but arrivals were only moderate. The
business active as circumstances would per-
NIT. Prices were steady and unchanged.
EGGs-Fresh eggs were in good demand and
sold easily. Arrivals moderate, and all that
came in were not really fresh. Fresh stock sold
from I9c to zoe. and icehouse at 141a@15c
MONEY-Was 5@512 per cent on call and ga
612 per cent on time loans. New York exchange
sold at 55c premium.
Livestock.
UNION SToCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. l4.-Re-
ceipts of cattle to-day light and prices firm.
The demand was good for all kinds. The offerings
OF hogs were large, and the demand not quite
as brisk yesterday. An average decline of sc
per hundred pounds took place. The receipts OF
sheep were heavy, bu good buying prices held
steady.
CATTLE Receipts, 1000. Common to extra
steers, So 2505; stocKers and feeders, So 25@
75: COWS and bulls, 81 4O@3 IS; calves, 500
5 rs; Texans, 80 2O@3 so; Western rangers, 81 10
@l3 rs.
H0Gs-Rece!pts, $4,000, Heavy packing and
shipping lots, S3 55G53 So; common 10 choice
mixed, 50 1903 75; choice assorted, SO 65@3 rs;
light, So 40@43 70; pigs, S293 81 12
SHEEP-keceipts, $4,000. Inferior to choice,
81 hOGHX 40. lambs go I5Ml 40