The San Francisco call., 1895-11-26
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

that these shipments aggregated 60O, ,O0o bushels
The visible supply received its share OF atten-
ton 1t showed an increase of 1.1S5, 600 bushels.
A the different stations reported and the hgures
were posted the market responded to the increase
or decrease, but only in limited manner The
amount on ocean passage increased o4o,Ooo push
els Receipts at Chicago were 334 cars and the
Northwest had 1853 cars. or a small Increase over
last Monday. Local Withdrawals from store were
199,452 bushels. Export clearances amounted TO
1877 ,316 bushels, wheat and flour Included.
Reports of damage to River Platte wheat IN cir
cuation late in the session probably induced some
was without doubt the notable feature during the
latter part of the day, many sympathizing with
the closer option in strength conthentai lamar marKees @
creased 600, 600 bushels May wheat opened from
601ac to 6o5sc, advanced 10 6ll4c, closing at
611s(66114c, 34c higher than Saturday.
CORN-Quiet. The placidity in tone was but
little disturbed by anything except the changes in
wheat Receipts were 473 cars, 6S more than eI-
pected and l65 239 bushels were withdrawn from
store. Argentine shipments OF corn last week were
$40 600 Bushels The visible supply increased
1886 900 bushels, and the amount on ocean pass
age 556, 600 bushels. May corn opened at 2Sllsc
sold 2914c closing at the latter hgure, hso'lAc
higher than saturday. Estimated receipts Tor to-
morrow 500 cars.
OATS-OnIy one or two transactions. were re-
corded in oats during the first half hours trading
The remainder OF the session was in keeping with
the first months. The tone OF the other grams
governed oats Receipts were 2lO cars, ana 1o,
600 bushels were taken from store. The visible
supply increased $4,000 bushels. May oats closed
1s014c higher than Saturday. Estimated re-
FIAX-Was firm. Cash No. 1. 921a@93c: De-
cember, 9114c; May, 97s4c. Receipts were 81 cars
PROVISIONS-A slight upturn in hogs extend
ed little aid to product early. fractional gains re-
suting The trade lacked spirit however and the
dragging nature Of the market continued. oner-
ings y ere very light later in the session and that,
with the strength of wheat, worked to the advan-
tage of prices in this market. AT the close May
pork was 121ac higher than Saturday, May lard DC
higher and May ribs 5@71ac higher
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-November. 565sc; December, 567sc;
May, 81 1sc.
CoRN-Novemuer, 27ssc; December. 271sc:
y OATS 81 . November. 1880; December, 1sc;
February, sc; May, 205sc.
PORK = November, Ss 05; January, SO on;
LARD-November, SIS 40; January, So 521a;
RIBS = November, 81 S5; January, 81 521a:
May, "a so.
BuTTER-The demand both local and outside,
for butter good to-day, all grades being wanted
AS receipts moderate prices displayed firm
ness. Prices were unchanged.
EGGS-Were active and steady. The supply or
fresh Eggs light Strictly fresh sold at 19@
2O12c and icehouse at 14@l41ac . dozen:
MONEY-Was 5Gs51s per cent on call and 6@
61a per cent on time loans. New YORK exchange
sold at SOC premium.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. 25.-The
market for cattle steady and moderately active
to-day. The demand was somewhat restricted by
the holiday consumption OF poultry. The demand
for hogs was good on local packing account, and
prices made a gain of Sc per hundred pounds.
Eastern shipper RS were not active recently. The
supply OF sheep was not excessive today ana as
there was fairly active general demand prices
were firm.
CATTLE Receipts $4,000. Common to extra
steers So lOCO4 S5; stockers and feeders, 50 30tG
3 so; cows and bulls, ST 50t13 So calves, So 50G6;
Texans, So 20@3 65: Western rangers, So 25@3 10.
HOGs-Rece!pts, $4,000. Heavy packing and
shipping lots. S3 55(G3 10; common choice
mixed, So 1903 671a: choice assorted, So 55@3 65;
light, $S 4oG5 65; pigs, 50 25G3 50.
SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000. Inferior to choice,
81 1868 40; lambs, S3tG4 80.