The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-27
THE. COMMERCIAL WORLD.

board. 1t is expected that tho ,-,.;b,o , vii,
show an about ssa nsBss for
1ne Week. During the last hour prices became
seIy weak, large estimates for MONDAYS ar
fntnrs 4oo cars, and sharp break the near
!utuIeS IN corn communicating feeling OF unrest
10 hoioers and inducing liberal selling December
soI5s 9Ipened from I'll lac to 6l1sc declined to
CG2rSgSouSsc, wherelt closed 14c under yesterday
Horn was Ia keeping with the other markets-
d s ana without feature, incident or semblance
lures broke, Carrying the May with them When
sfiaoing began slightly hrner tone was in posses
oI wheat, prices became easier without declininga
e eat deal Later steady tone prevailed Re
taken from store. Export clearance. amonnted r.
TUo,IIe bushels. Liverpool cables were I'D lower.
mated receipts for Monday 47O cars causln. a re-
, SuIeu 1eeling among the shorts" The
o cUner ana November declining lc. May corn
opened at 29s4c declined 10 2sSsc closing at 1888
9Zst2c, 14@sssc under yesterday.
OAIS-No startling business was transacted in
oats Early there was little doing, but when
nrst orders were executed trading seemed to have
ended Inc feeling WAS sympathetic with the
other grains. Receipts 252 cars, and 81 bush
, ELS were taken from store May oats closed 14c
S:mOf5 ele; December siiaesis4d Nay ss s7l hS
PROFESSIONALISM as was in grain q STATE Of
i,ethargy ruling. Packers and commission men
scalpins trades completed the sum total of the
days business The feeling was fairly steady, but
only nominally SO, rs slight exces. of either buy
Ing or selling orders would certainly have had a
marked effect the lone. January pork closed
ZH2c higher, January lard shade higher and an
uary ribs q shade lower.
Closing Prices.
WHEAT-october, 5s13c; December, 6O5sc;
CoRN"october, so7sc; November, 2s7sc; De-
cember. 2sc; May, 2sIsc
OATS-October. 1S14c; November, 1S14c: De
cember, 1850; May, 201ac.
PoRk-October, So 05; January, 80 121s; May,
>LAKb-octOber, So 55; January, So e71s: May,
$685..
RIBS : October, 81 521:; January, 81 571s:
May, 81 80.
/ BUTTER-Wss fairly active and steady. Stock
moved very satisfactorily, but the usual Saturday
| quietnde prevailed: Prices were: Creamerles-Ex-
/ tras, PIC: nrsts, ls1a&20c; seconds, 14@17c;
imtati ions, fancy, 15c, Dairy-Extras, 15c; frsts,
| l31aGDl 41ac; seconds 91a@l1c. Ladles-Firsts,
! 11@l2c; seconds, S42@9o packing stock, 9&l0c.
! EGGS-Firm. Fresh stock sold at lee.
| MONEH-Was 54513 per cent on call and so
sold at 25c discount
/ t-c Livestock.
| UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL. Oct. 26.-The
small supply of cattle disposed Of to-day a un-
| changed prices. The demand for hogs fairly
active and the offerings were all taken, but prices
except for choice, were sc lower. Sheep were
quiet and epdy. Prices were unchanged
! CATTLE - Receipts, zoe. Common to extra
! stesrs, So 20a5 80; stockers and feeders, So S09
3 s5; cows and bulls. 81 258s SO; calves, 50 5o@
6; Texans, 81 s0@3 25; Western rangers, % 25@4.
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000. Heavy packing and
| shipping lots, So k0a5 So; common 10 choice
mixed, So 4U93 IS; choics asserted, SIS 1893 80;
light, So 20 95 90; pigs saga 20.
SHEEP-Receirts, 1000. Inferior to choice,
81 Dogs 90 lambs, 1894 rs.