The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

when the effect wore off the market again receded.
The Daily Trade Bulletin reported stocks OF wheat
and -four in America and Europe at 26.300,00O
bushels more than month ago and 2S,5o0,O00
bushels less than year ago. Closing Continental
cables were Irregular. JONI. lnghs, the crop eh eh
west just before the harvest, issued the following
statement to-day: "heceipIs at Minneapolis and
Duluth will probably approximate 6O,O0o,uUo
bushels for the months of September, October and
November. While the above movement is unex-
pected, on December / we will only be COM
mencng TO move a crop equal to last years"
New ork reported % loads sold for export, on
which announcements the best bulge of the day
took place during the last hour, but later on a
failure, prices broke to the lowest point, closing
only a fraction above December wheat opened
from 6O1a@oO14c, sold between 60s4 @597s, clos
ing at 59Ts@160c, 5sc@n34c under yesterday. Es-
timated receipts for tomorrow, $50 cars -
Corn-The same slow and Inactive market That
has been in existence for month was still present
in corn today. quiet business and narrow
range was noted. Prices followed the moyement
of those of wheat. Receiptswere 3S7 cars 34l 800
bushels were withdrawn from store Liverpool
cables quiet, with spot 14d higher and futures
unchanged. Export clearances were 16S,1 ,124
bushels. May corn opened at 2S7s029c. sold be-
tween 2ec and 2ss4@2s7sc closing at 287sc, 1sc
under yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow,
500 cars
Oats followed the other grains. The trade
duh ami barren of noteworthy incident. Receipts
364 cars. and ll0303 bushels We're taken
from store May oats closed unchanged from yes
terday. Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow $50
Flax was steady Cash No. /, 951ac: October,
csc; December 9o12@l96c; May, 81 02@l O112.
Receipts were 80 cars.
Provlsions-Ea.ier prices ruled in provisions
Hoss on the decline, and had the effect of in
ducing selling of product with the natural result
OF establishing lower quotations. The new prod
uct is beginning to press on the market, which is
necessarily detriment 10 prices The cash de
maDd poor to-day. January pork closed 10c
lower. January lard &c lower and January ribs
21a@5c lower.
Closing prices:
wheat-October, 59c December, 6Oc; May, Sic.
Corn-october, 291ac; December, 2sc; May,
2S1sc.
Oats-October, 1850; December, 1734c; May,
20l4c.
Pork-octOber, ss 271a January, SO 40; May,
SO %.
Lard-october, So 70; January, So 70; May,
SD ~.
Ribs-october. So: May, $4 721a.
Inc butter marAet was steady to-day. Receipts
were moderate, and, owing to the scarcity OF fine
STOCK, dealers were firm in their views on those
kinds. Prices wereEunchanged.
Cheese was firm, with a fair business. The de-
mand was good, many southern shipping orders
being in the market. trlces were unchanged.
Eggs we're firm and active. The demand con-
tinues urgent and fresh stock was taken readily.
Strictly fresh sold at &c per dozen.
Money was 412@5 per cent on call and per
cent on time loans. New York exchange sold
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL. Oct. 10. - The
receipts of cattle were light to-day and prices
ruled steady. Medium weights sold the best.
Hogs were again in liberal supply, and although
the demand was good everything excepting the
very best droves declined &c per hundred pounds
Trade in sheep was fairly active at yesterdays
decline.
Cattle-Receipts, Is, 600; common to extra steers.
So 2515 70; stockers and feeders, 50 50@4;
cows and bulls. 81 1904: calves. S366: Texans.
81 1904: Western rangers. 50 5094 40
Hogs-Receipts 81, 900; heavy packing and ship
ping lots, So 7hC14 20; common to choice mixed.
So 7094 %; choice assorted, "a lOG4 20; light,
81 s5@4 70; PIGS 81 1874 %6a 10, nsor,o, .. obo,oo
81 5OGp3 TO: lambs. SStO4 5U.