The San Francisco call., 1895-11-02
WORLD,
THE COMMERCIAL

onotng 1ad decline at Liverpool. The crowd was
not burIish by any means at the start, and wheat
was able to take care or Northwestern receipts
large ut 1925 cars and Chicago had 345
Liverpool stocks OF wheat decreased $4,000
bushels during the past month, ana Hour was re-
duced 5000 barrels.
Local Withdrawals from store ware 100000
bushels and 3l7,422 bushels cleared at the
board New York reported foreigners selling in
! their market, and It was quite noticeable that
Northwestern orders in this market were of like
kind. Berlin cables unchanged. Paris and
Antwerp had holiday. St. Louis was very weak
to-day which had depressing effect on this mar
ket. December wheat opened from 593s TO 59i4c
declined 10 $3.50, closing at 5Sc asked, Ts@lc
under YESTERDAY. Estimated receipts fof To-
CORN-Fet the W eight of the weakness OF wheat
and like that grain opened lower Win business @
any incident or feature at all out OF the ordinary
The trade still seems TO dread an early movement
OF corn, and for that reason displays aversion
to buying Sellers are not aggressive her, the
low standard OF values deterrng them. Liverpool
were 3sS cars, and 3l2O94 bushels were taken
from Liverpool stocks OF corn increased
2i29sS Su,heis . May corn opened at ssssc. de-
clined to 2S1sc, closing Mt 291s02914c, 1403sc
under Yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-mor-
OATS-Still presented an unattractive front to
speculators They were dull and at the same time
disposed to travel the course OF wheat and corn
Receipts were 1S6 cars and 1246 bushels were
withdrawn from store. May oats closed 1s914c
lower. Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 220
cars
FLAX-was steady. Cash sold at s2@s21ac;
November, 9l12c; December, 93@9234c; May,
9969STsc. Receipts were IS cars.
PROViSTONS-Wer prevented from declining
importantly by stronger hog market, but the in
differences of operators was evident prices moving
scarcely ALL There some outside buying
orders in the market and local "shorts" covered
some product. Toward the close Scalpers attempt
ed TO sell little but prices could not withstand
the pressure and lower quotations were established
January pork closed 21295c lower; January lard
and ribs, each 21ec lower.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-November, 581Ac; December, sec;
CORN 2sssc; December, 271ac;
oATs-November, 1880; December, 1880;
PoRK@Sovember, So o71a: January, SO 10;
LARD-November, $5 so; January, So 65: May,
RIBs-November 81 421s; January, 81 571a;
BUTTER-Nothing new transpired in the butter
market. Trade remained satisfactory and the
feeling firm. Receipts were light and the market
was well cleaned up. Prices unchanged.
EGGS-Were firm for fresh stock. The limited
number OF that kind offered sold at firm prices and
without difficulty. Cold storage stock not
altered. fresh stock sold generally al 1Sc and
MONEY-Wss firm at 5@51a on call and paper
12 per cent time New York exchange sold at
par.
Livestock.
UNION SToCKYARDS, ILL. Nov. To-day IS
cattle market was firm, with a fair demand and
for hogs and prices advanced about 10c per hun
dred pounds. The supply was mostly all taken
early. The sheep market quiet and steady.
CATTLE - Receipts, 1900. Common to extra
stesrs. S3 20(G5 %; stocKers and feeders, So 500
8 SIS: COWS and bulls. 81 25@3 So; calves 50 SO
@6 IS: Texans, 81 1898 so; Western rangers,
HOGs- Receipts, 27ooO Heavy packing and
shipping lots, SO 50@3 So; common choice
mixed, So 1903 80; choice assorted. So 55@
8 rs; light, So 40q3 rs; pigs, 50 l06a2 IS.
SHEEP = Receipts, 5000. Inferior to choice,