The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

cars 70 less than estimated, and 1852, 4e5 bushel
We're taken from store.
Northwestern arrivals were heavy at 1928 cars,
against 760 on the corresponding day year
ago. Bradstreet'S reported an increase in the
effect had on prices by the announcement, but
il was expected the gain would be large. Closing
! continental cables were unchanged for Antwerp
lower for flour and unchanged fof wheat al faris'
with Berlin higher. Export clearances were mod
crate at 32S,964 bushels December wheat opened
from $3.50 TO 59129595sc, declined TO oe34c' CLOS
| ing at 1884, (G5S7sc, "a 7sc under yesterday. Es-
| timated receipts Tor tomorrow 40 cars
tORN-Was noticeably steady. notWlthstand-
| ing the weakness OF wheat. The slack character
Of the trade much anything else had 10 do
with the Interchangeable nature OF prices Receipts,
| 354 cars, were 40 more than expected, and 1885,
/ 1913 bushels were withdrawn from store. Liver
| pool cables were quiet and unchanged. Export
| clearances amounted TO 242,534 bushels. Brad
streets reported decrease in stocks OF $4,000
bushels Nav corn opened at 291s@2S9dd4c. sold
higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-
OATS-This market moved but little. as there
was nothing sufficient force to AFFECT values. Re-
cepts were 1913 cars, z less than expected. With
drawals from store amounted, 10 93,2l7 bushels
Available stocks of oats increased ia 900 bushels
May oats closed 18@Ac higher. Estimated re
/ cetpts for tomorrow go cars
FLAX-Was firm. Cash. s912@sOs4c; Deem
| Der. 9I@el12c: January, s2@S214c; May, s7@
| 971hc. Receipts were90 cars.
PROVISIONS-An active and firm market at
the yards with prices sc higher this morning was
ton in a long time. Provision traders obtained
little encouragement from the report and under
the better IeeiS prices iiIpiONtu Iltlie lO-udy
AT the close January pork was loc higher than
YESTERDAY, January lara lie higher and January
| ribs 59712c higher.
FLOUR = Steady, demand light. Winter
wheat, low grades, So 25@2 co. do, fair 10 fancy,
81 8O@3 40 DO o., patents, 50 5o@9 70 o Minnesota
patents, So 1904 20; low extras, So 25@g2 80; city
mills So s5@4; do. patents, 81 20@4 40. Southern
Flour-Guiet, steady; common to fair extra So 10
az 80: good to choice, So 9O@3 80.
CoRNM EAL-Dul, steady Yellow Western
RYE-NominaL No. 2 Western, 42@43c; State
and Jersey, 44@45c for car lots.
Western, 45@5Oc.
WHEA TEspot market quiet, lower. No. 2
red, and elevator, 695sc: ahoat 711sc; f. b.,
| TO5Sc: No Northern, SIC Options opened easy
at 1s914c decline on reports OF rain in Kansas,
fell 70 the heavy receipts west and increased
supplies east of the Rockies with free local liquid
alton. Close weak at rs per cent below vest
day. December and May most active. March,
6912c; April, 7014c; May, 69$sc; June, 691s; De-
cember 665s
CoRN-Spots STEADY, quiet. No. q &c elevator
Sse atioat Options were moderate and closed at
1sc advance on decreased stocks east of the Rock
les, with trading local. May and December most
Der, 3514c; May, 351ac; June, $3.50.
OATS-Spots dull, steady. Options quiet, un-
fhseSeS 2Se ay $50 No g While &C.
tober, November and December, 24S4c. Spot
prces-No.2, 2S12c: No. .. white 24@24$4c; No.
| 2, Chicago. Paige; No. 3, CSC; No. 3, white.
23$4c; Mixed Western, 24@25c; white, do, ESQ
pc; white State, 25@29c.
Closing Prices.
WHEAT-October 577sc; December 5S7sc;
C0,RN-october, SOC; November, 2s1ac; De-
cember, 2784c; May, 2914c.
OATS-OcIOber IS14c; December, 1S12c; May,
PGRK-october IS O5; January, SO 10; May,
ELARD-october, SIS 621A; January, s6 70; May,
| SO S712.
/ RIBS-October, 81 40; January, 81 60; May,
BTTTER-The butter market was steady to
1rmer to-day. Receipts not large and the de-
mand, principally for consumption, was good.
| Prices were unchanged: CreamerleS = Elk
tras, 21c irsts, 1S12@20c; seconds, 14@17c;
initial ions, fancy loo Dary-EXtras, lSc; firsts,
| 1312@l41ac; seconds 912@1lc. Ladles-Firsts,
! 11@l2c; seconds, S12@9c; packing stock, 9910c.
EGGS-Were in sharp demand for fresh stock,
which scarce. and prices were firm. Cold stor-
age was, still offered freely. Fresh stock sold at
/ 1612Gl7c 2 dOZ.: icehOuse, l412@l5c.
MOS EY-Was firm. Call loans, 5(151@ per cent
time loans, 69612 per cent. New York exchange
sold at sc discount.
Livestock.
/ UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Oct. 3O.-Offer-
ngs Of cattle were heavy to-day, and as the
demand was but moderate prices declined 10 cents
per 100 pounds. Chicago packers were good buy
/ ers OF hogs to-day and quite number were taken
/ for shipment East. Under the demand prices
improved TO the extent of sc, although the receipts
were heavy. The demand for sheep was fairly
active yesterday prices.
! CATTLE-Receipts. $4,000. Common to extra
steers. So 2Oo.5 IS; stockers and feeders, 50 500
so; COWS and bulls, 81 1908 65; calves, 50 sc
@6 10; Texans, 81 6O93 80; Western rangers
81 %.
HOGS Receipts, $4,000. Heavy packing and
mixed IS 3OG3 20; choice assorted, So 5093 65;
/ light, So Z593 65; pigs, S2(03 S.
/ SHEEP-keceipts, $4,000. Inferior TO choice,
/ 81 40@3 40; lambs, 1894 40.