The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-22
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

and II o 900 bushels were taken from store. North
western arrivals were lO6l cars against ll0s on
last Thursday and 502 ION the corresponding: day
a year ago. Export clearances were good at Ala
600 bushels. This output caused a temporary re-
covery. but reports of heavy gold shipments from
New York destroyed the frmness. Closing CONT
mental cables were irregular. Wall street llquida-
and July in New York by the Northwest impaired
depression at the close. December wheat opened
BIC. declined to 561sG5614c, closing at 5614c, 1c
under Yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-mor-
row, 275 cars.
CORN-The weakness of wheat the only
factor in the corn mar ket. While not declining TO
marked extent, prices were, nevertheless weak
and inclined lower. Receipts-4Ol cars-were 81
more than expected Withdrawals from store
were 100 400 bushels and 100 449 bushels cleared
at the seaboard. Liverpool cables quoted a de-
cline Of 14d both on spot and future. May corn
opened At 2914c, declined to 29@291sc, where it
closed. 1s61Ac under yesterday Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow, 400 cars.
OATS - The course of wheat and corn was
adop ted by oats. Business was too light to cause
much of variation in prices. Receipts were l24
cars, and 44,S59 bushels were taken from store
May closed shade under Yesterday. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow, SO cars
FLAX-Was easy. Cash No. l. 9l1a@92c; De
cember. 9os4@9lc; May, 911s@9714c- Receipts
were so cars.
PROVISIONS-The same tone that existed in
grain was noted in provisions. The hog market
not strong, which was also another detriment
TO product. Business moderately active at
times. but the trade was Intermittent, January
pork closed 10c lower; January lard 5@712c
lower, and January ribs &c lower.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-November. So Use; December, 5614c:
May, 601sc.
CoRN-NovemDer. 271ac; December, 2714c:
May, 291sc.
OATS = November, 17a4c; December, l77sc;
May, 2OSsc.
PORK . :. November, 81 s5; January So 80;
LARD-November. s5 S71a; January, So Az;
May. So ~.
RIBS = November, 81 So; January, 81 45;
May, 81 20.
BUTTER-The butter market was quiet but
A w " as
principally of firsts. Extras were scarce. Extra
were unchanged.
EGGS - Fresh stock was in active demand.
Prices were firm for all kinds. Strictly fresh sold
at l9@2012c. and icehouse at 141e@15c q dozen.
M0NEY-Was 5@512 per cent on call and 60
612 per cent on time. New York exchange sold
at 30c premium.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. 21.-The
supply of cattle sale to-day small The de-
mand not brisk, but the meager supply held
prices firm. Trade in hogs dull and pric es SC
lower. The offerings were large and the demand
light. Buying of sheep active, and owing TO
the demand and light firm market was
noted.
CATTLE-Receipts, 10000. Common to extra
steers. IS 2504 IS; stocRers and feeders So 300
2 rs; cows and bulls. ST. 503 so; calves, 50 50@6;
Texans, S2@3 40: Western rangers, So 1898 rs.
EOGS-Rece.pts, 10000 Heavy packing and
shipping lots. So S5@3 6712; common 10 choice
mixed So 4et@3 671a; choice assorted, $3 6U@3 60;
light, So 4O13 IS; pigs S2G3 60
SHEEP-Recelpts, II 900. Inferior to choice,
81 75Gl3 25: lambs, S3d4 IS.