The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12
WORLD.
E COMMERCIAL

alton abroad being in unsettled state was GER
tainly not calculated to encourage speculation
English consols higher and IN fact that of
the bull helps Of the last weeks was removed.
Liverpool cables were lower for wheat. Receipts
in the Northwest were heavy, although some fall
ing OFF was thought possible. Minneapolis and
Duluth had 1913 cars and Chicago 595. With
drawals from store were large at 338,032 bushels.
The visible supply statement was a matter of
considerable interest the different points repre-
sented With all places included an increase of
3,94600O bushels figured The amount on
ocean passage decreased 100000 bushels and the
English visible supply $4,000 bushels. Liverpool
wired that the total worlds shipment for the week
would aggregate 100000 bushels. The official
Board of Trade figures on these exports will ap-
pear tomorrow. Export clearanceS were falr at
403 344 bushels.
The session was noted for the free liquidation of
'long' wheat by people who have been expec ing
anything but the present accumulation OF stocks
in this country. at the close prices were only Il
fraction above the inside figures OF the day Clos
ing Continental cables were generally lower De-
cember wheat opened from 5Sc TO 577sc, sold be-
tween 5Sc and 5Slr2c, closing at 5714c, 1@13sc
lower than Saturday. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow 500 cars
CORN-Drew very little attention and the situa-
ton practically unaltered. The Government
report, which issues this afternoon, will treat of
the yield. but the immense crop is assured
that the prospective statement amounted to
nothing a factor. Liverpool cables were firm
and 1sd higher. Receipts were 42S cars, and 1885,
ances amounted to 1872 64 bushels. The weak
ness of wheat tended to produce similar feeling
in this market. The visible supply decreased
227 900 bushels and the amount on ocean passage
500 600 bushels. May corn opened from 2914c to
293sc, sold az 291lsc, closing at 2914c, 1Sc under
cars
oATs-Inactivity still the notable feature
in oats. AS in wheat and corn there was a lack
Of frmness apparent. Receipts 1913 cars,
and 171,965 bushels were taken from store. The
visible supply increased 290,000 bushels. May
closed 1sc lower. Estimated receipts for to-mor-
row 225 cars.
December, 9l1a@91s4c; May, 9714@97$4c Re
celpts were 50 cars.
The hog market held fairly WELL product deriving
some benefit therefrom, but the depression in
grain cast gloom over the trade. At the close
January pork and January ribs were unchanged
day.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-November, 565Sc; December, STAG;
CoRNENovemper, 29c; December, 2ss4c;
ohTs-November, 1s14c; December, 1890;
PoRK1November, ss 10; January, SO o71a;
LARDzNovember, So so; January, So so;
RIBS-November, 81 80; January, 81 so;
BUTTERErhe market was without change
The demand was limited with fair 10 good cream
cry generally preferred. Quotations were IN
altered.
EGGs-were active and firm. Fresh stock was
in light supply, and when offered readily taken
Fresh stock sold al l9l2c per dozen.
MONEY-Was 5@532 per cent on call and 6@
612 per cent on time loans. New York exchange
sold at SOC premium.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, Nov. 1.-THE
cattle market was active and firm to-day, dressed
beef concerns buying freely. Prices 10c
higher The demand for hogs from local packers
and shippers brisk to-day and the market for
that animal was firm, but unchanged in price. Re
duced offerings of sheep and good demand re-
suited in advance of 10@15c per hundred
pounds.
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900. Common to extra
steers, S3@5; stocSers and feeders. $2@3 So;
COWS and bulls. 81 25n3 so; calves, 80 50@5 rs {;
Texans, S2@3 80; Western rangers, So 1908 go
EOGS-Rece!pts, 10000. Heavy packing and
shipping lots, So 5O@S 70; common 10 choice
mixed, 50 35@3 70; choice assorted SO 55@
7o light, So 3O@3 65: pigs. 50 10GS 55.
SHEEP = Receipts, $4,000. Inferior TO choice,
81 40ll3 10; lambs, 81 1904.