The San Francisco call., 1895-10-19
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

els Closing Continental cables were Irregular
Export clearanceS amounted to lS2,522 bushels.
December wheat opened from 601sc TO 6lc, de-
clined 10 601sc, closing at 603sc. 14d3sc under
yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 3l5
cars. Corn began with steady action and contln-
ued sothroughout. closing prices were NOT essen
TALLY different from those prevailing at the close
yesterday, but the weakness whlcG deVeoped IN
wheat brought an easier feeling with fractional de-
clines. Receipts, 3SS cars, were seven less than
estimated. Withdrawals from store were large at
474.34O bushels. Liverpool cables reported an ad-
vance of l2d in spot corn. with futures unchanged
Export clearances amounted TO l5l,349 bushels
May corn opened at 291aG295Sc, sold between
2o5sc and 293sc, closing at 2912c, 1sc under yes
terday Estimated receipts for tomorrow 345 cars.
Oats declined little from the opening quota
tions through sympathy with other grains. The
trade was slow and nothing worthy or mention
transpired. Recepts were 276 cars, l9 more than
was expected. and 33.065 bushels were taken
irom store. The close was unchanged from yester-
day. Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 265 cars.
ber 941ac; December, 9514a9512c; May, ST. 0li4
al 0l1R Receipts. III cars
Provis ons-Affairs underwent an improvement
at the yards to-day. At the least there was no
decline in hog prices and provision traders ac-
cepted the information as favorable and permitted
prices in the market TO hold without loss Later
offerings became freer and moderate recessons
took place. At the close January pork and Jann-
ary ribs were each unchanged, and January lard
212c lower.
Closing prices:
wheat-October, 59asc; December, 6O3sc; May,
Corn-october, SOC; December, 277sc; May,
oats-october, 1sc; December, 1880; May,
2G5sc.
Pork-october. So 30: January. SO 371a; May,
SO 621z.
Lard-october. SIS so: January, SIS 671a; May.
S5 S212.
Ri6s-october 81 s5; January, $475; May,
S4 95.
Butter was quiet to-day, with no noticeable
change in the condition of the market 1t diff
cult to explain The falling off in the demand
which has lately taken place. Prices were un-
changed.
Eggs-Receipts of eggs continue free and the
feeling in consequence was easy. The condition of
stock was open to vast improvement. Fresh
stock sold at l6@l612c per doze:-
Money firm. Call loans per cent and time Gar
per cent. New York exchange sold at 45c dis
count.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL. Oct. 1S.-Al-
though the receipts of cattle to-day light
there were more than enough to satisfy the de-
mand and prices ruled weak at the cent decline.
Arrivals of hogs were heavy. There was active
market and prices were weak but no lower Trade
in sheep was slow; the feeling barely steady.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; common TO extra steers,
So 2065 25: stockers and feeders $SG3 20;
cows and bulls. 81 25(43 10: calves S306 25 {:
Texans ST 1903 10: Western rangers. 50 35G4 45.
Hogs-Recepts, 10000 heavy packing and ship
ping lots, $3 55013 95: common choice mixed.
SIS 55G3 95: choice assor ed. So S0@l3 95: light,
So 45@3 80; pigs. 81 75@3 rs
Sheep-ReceIpls, 5000; inferior 10 choiSe, 81 25
as 25 lambs, $2m4 80.