The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-25
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

I at the seaboard New York wired that al loads
| cause further strength and second advance.
Closing continental cables were generally higher.
December wheat opened rom o0A2c to 6Oasc, sold
| 6l@611sc, 34c higher than yesterday. Estimated
rcceipts for tomorrow 400 cars.
! CORN-A good business was.tranSacted In corn,
the effects of yesterday strength not having worn
of by the opening this morning. The receipts
were light, only 253 cars arriving, where 305 had
been expected. This impaired strength TO the near
| futures, but nothing sensational developed and
| prices advanced only moderately. The short"
scare in wheat extended TO this market and led
to some coverings. Withdrawals fro II store were
PSF 639 bushels and LAT bushels cleared at the
seaboard Liverpool cables were firm, with spot
quoted I'D higher May corn opened at 29lI2c,
sold at 29$4c, closing at 29sa@2e34c, lac higher
$40 cars.
OATs-The demand for oats was sharp. and on
the whole quite a respectable volume of business
transacted. 1t evident that the buying
received It's motive from the strength displayed by
wheat Receipts were 215 cars and 80, $50 bushels
taken from store May closed 14c higher
than yesterday. Estimated receipts tomorrow,
FLAX - Was easy. Cash a215@9234c; DC
tober, Gle; December, 9212@a234c; May, $3.50
CSC. Receipts, Iii cars.
reflected in the strength of the product. No new
feature present in the market however.
uary pork closed 212c higher, January lard 21a@5c
higher, and January ribs 213c higher.
Closing Prices.
WHEAT - October, soc; December, Gle;
y.
CoRN-october, 311zc; November, 3O7sc; De-
cember. 2Sslsc: May, 295sc.
2O7sc.
P0RK-october SIS Is; January, So 10; May,
LARD-october, SIS SO; January, So 70; May,
SIS s71a.
RIB@-october, 81 671a: January. 81 sag May,
81 S71a.
BJ1TER-Receipts of butter were not large to-
day, but there was more than sufficient for the
demand on sale. Storage goods offered freely
and were we'll taken. Creameries-Ext zoe;
firsts, .79l9c; seconds, 140ol7c; limitations fancy
13c- Dary-Extras, lSc: tirsts, l312(9l412c; sec.
onds, 912@llc Ladles-Firsts. 11@12c; seconds
S1299c; packing stock, 9@l0c.
EGGS-Were easier but without alteration In
value. Cold storage stock was offered literally ana
some difficulty experienced in disposing OF
fresh stock. The price for fresh stock was Ice per
dozen. generally.
MoNEY-was 5@51a per cent on call and ca
612 per cent on time loans New York exchange
sold at Csc discount.
Livestock.
| UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Oct. 24-Bdsi-
ness in cattle to-day slow and another decline
of 1Oc per 100 pounds took place. Receipts
were fair. The demand for hogs was brisk and
prices were advanced sc per 100 pounds. Eastern
shippers and local packers were The buyers. Sheer
were l0c higher owing TO the falling on in receipts
| The demand was active.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000. Common to extra
steers 50 4065 35; stockers and feeders, 81 3OG
! IS; cows and bulls. 81 25@3 so; calves, So 506
! "a Is.
| HOGS Receipts, 81 900. Heavy packing and
shipping lots, SO SOFAS rs; common to choice
mixed, So 5093 so; choice assorted SO 70d)3 80;
| light So 1898 3d. pigs. S2G3 so.
SHEEP-keceipts, 1900. Inferior to choice,
| 81 25Gl3 90: lambs, S3d4 80.