The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-27
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

natural reaction from yesterday. Receipts were
4S9 cars SO less than expected. Withdrawals
from store amounted TO 143,69S bushels. After
noon delayed cables began TO arrive several wires
to the seaboard having been repaired Liverpool
quotations were A@l12d higher Antwerp was
1919 confines higher for wheat futures, with
other quotations unchanged, and Berlin at 129A
marks higher local professional sold moder-
atey during the last hour, causing prices TO drop
back little. May wheat opened at 611sc, sold
between 601sc and 6l14@61ssc, closing at 6O7 sc,
14GSsc under yesterday. Estimated receipts Tor
tomorrow 50 cars,
CORN-Of course the corn market suffered from
the same cause as wheat If possible there was
even less doing than the finer grain. Only few
traders appeared in the pit at any time and orders
that were executed came at long and Irregular In
tervals Receipts were 656 cars and 237.S9S bush
els were taken from store. Liverpool cables which
were received late in the session were unchanged
May corn opened ut 291s@29l4c, sold between
29Isc and 2914@2essc, closing at 291sc, Zee
under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-mor
row, no cars.
OATS-No attempt ct doing business was made
ana nominal prices alone ruled. Receipts were
PA cars No oats were taken from store. May
closed 1sc under yestesday. Estimated receipts
for morrow 66 cars.
FLAX-Was firm Cash No. l. 93@9334c; De-
cember 81 Sac: Nj ay, 97Ac. Receipts were o4 cars
PkOVISlUNS-The absence or lelegraphc COM
munication was not conducive 10 activity in prod
uct. The hog market was firm and &c higher,
visions. Late in the day the weakness which over
took wheat also extended TO this market. The
&c lower for May lard, and 5@71ac lower for May
ribs.
Closing Prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 565sc; December, 567sc;
May, 60Jsc.
CoRNESovemDer. 2714c; December. &c:
May, 291sc.
oA1s-November, 177sc; December, 177sc;
PORK = November, 81 80: January, So gu;
LARD-November, So AS; January, So 471a;
May. So 1919.
RIBS = November, 81 IS; January, 81 471a;
May, 81 1919.
BUTTER-rhe butter market quiet, and it
also firm. Receipts were barely ample for
mand. Extra creamery sold at 23c, but other
wise prices were unchanged.
EGGS-The market steady. Fresh stock
was in light supply and In good demand Trading,
however, was not brisk as 1t has been OF late.
Fresh Stock sold at 19@20c per dozen. and ice
house at 14@1412c.
MoNEYEWas 5@51s per cent on call and Ga
Gig per cent on time loans New Y ork exchange
sold at 6Uc premium.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. 26.-Ow-
ing to the storm receipts of cattle were light.
Prices for the most part nominal. Hogs were
sc higher the supply which was left over from
yesterday being taken at the advance. The few
sheep received sold at steady prices.
CATTLE - Receipts. 5000 Common to extra
steers. SIS 5C04 IS; stocKers and feeders, 81 200
3 80; COWS and bulls, 81 5063 IS; calves 81 50G6;
Texans So 20(63 IS: Western rangers So 25d3 TO.
HOGs-Receipts. 10000. Heavy packing and
mixed, So 50@3 70; choice assorted, So 55@3 So;
light SO 45@3 IS; pigs, So 25@3 go.
SHEEP-Receipts, 10000 Inferior to choice,
81 1903 IS; lambs, 1894 35.