The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-01
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

western receipts showed further increase this
morning, oil cars arriving. against $50 last
Friday and 179 on the corresponding day year
ago. The Liverpool cables were firm and 12d
higher.
Receipts at Chicago were lab cars and 27,340
bushels were taken from store. The Liverpool
Corn Trade News issued bnllish article on the
consumption and requirements of European coun-
tries, which came 10 hand this morning and served
TO cause temporary frmness, but after noon the
offerings gradually increased and prices receded.
Export clearances were 34l ,0S7 bushels. Closing
Antwerp and Berlin cables were higher and Paris
lower May wheat opened from 1884 C@65Ssc. sold
between 6614965c. C osng at 6o@651sc, sac
under yesterday. Estimated receipts for to-mor
CORN-No particular in .erest was taken in the
corn marker. For the changes the influence was
found in wheat Trading was solely of local
character and was small even Tor that account
Receipts were 453 cars, SO more than expected.
There wers no Withdrawals from store. Liverpool
cables were quiet and steady at unchanged prices.
Export clearanceS were large at S56,O16 bushels.
May corn opened at 3014c sold between 303sc and
% 7sc. closing at SOC, 14@2sc under yesterday
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow 4s5 cars.
OATS-Taken on an average the tone of oats was
steady The fluctuations of wheat and corn
responsible for The variations in prices but there
was nothing in the trade 10 cause essential altera
tion Receipts were POI cars There we're no
Withdrawals from store. May oats closed 3sc
der Yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow
200 cars.
FLAX-Was duh and steady Cash, e21ac bid !:
MAY, 951sc. Receipts were 20 cars
PROVISIONS-Firmn IS predominated in pro-
visions. A light run of hogs, which resulted in
ADVANCE In prices at the yards IN turn helped the
lard 212@5c higher, and May ribs 6@71ac higher.
Closing Prices.
WHEAT-January, 62s4c; May, 65@e61sc:
July, csc.
CoRN-January. 277sc; May, soc: July, Sic.
OATS-January 1880; May. 207s@21c: July,
21@2l1sc.
PoRK@January. $40 40: May. $40 70; July,
$40 S71S.
LARD-January. s5 20: May. SIS 90; July,
So 071s.
RIBs-January, IS l71s; May SIS 421s; July.
SIS SO.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS. ILL, JAN 31.-The
receipts of cattle to-day were light. There was
lively bidding for time, but prices were not ad-
vanced. Hogs were in light supply and buyers
were obliged to pay sc advance over yesterday.
The sheep market was quiet and steady.
CATTLE = Receipts, 1000 Fancy beeves.
81 60@4 70: choice TO prime 1900 to 100 pound
steers, "a 20@D4 25 good TO choice steers. 1900
1900 mounds, So S5@4 Is: medium steers 1850
to 1900 pounds, So 65@3 so: common steers.
$50 to 1900 pounds So 20@3 SO; feeders, 900 TO
1900 pounds, SO 1898 rs: stockers, 600 to 900
pounds, So 50@3 So: bulls, choice to extra, $50
rs; veal calves, good to choice, So 1905 rs;
calves, common to good. So 50@5; Texas steers,
81 55@3 SO: Texas bulls and COWS, So 35@3 Is.
Other prices unchanged.
HoGS-Recelpts. 1900. Heavy packing and
shipping lots 81 U5@4 80; common to choice
mixed So 95@4 %: choice assorted, 81 POO
%; light. SIS 95@4 rs: pigs, SO 3064 Is.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000. Inferior TO choice
81 40@3 TO; lambs, So 25@4 60.