The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-30
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

Liverpool stocks for the month showed falling
of of 100000 bushels. Liverpool cables were
were AL cars against 265 last Wednesday and
227 year ago. Chicay 90 received 81 cars and IN
spected out 44976 bushels Reports of export
sales of from 80 to 40 loads at the seahoard
changed the course of the market and a complete
recovery followed and an addltloha gam 9ecupr rec
Export sales at Atlantic ports amounted TO 1oS,-
7a4 bushels. Paris closing cables were lower for
wheat and unchanged for flour Berlin and Ant
werp were unchanged May wheat opened from
631ac 10 $3.50, sold between 6S@631sc and 645s
@65c, closing at 6+12G6468c, 1@11sc higher than
yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow ~
cars
CORN-Eased away further this morning. The
receipts were larger than expected, 267 arriv
ing Liverpool cables were quiet and unchanged.
The principal reason for the weakness was the de-
clining tendency OF wheat. Trading was not brisk,
only occasional spasms OF moderate activity being
noted. Withdrawals from store were liberal at
263 977 bushels Prices rallied with those of wheat
later in the session. Export clearances were 29S,
TAB bushels. May corn opened at 29s4c, sold be-
tween 2912@295sc and 3014c. closing at 301sc,
14t93sc higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow $40 cars.
GA TS-SIipped away a few notches through the
popular feeling OF weakness this morning. Re
ceipts were 81 cars. There were no Withdrawals
from store. Later there was a better feeling and
ssc higher than yesterday. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow 40 cars.
FLAX-Was steady. Cash, CSC; March, CSC;
May, 96@9634c Receipts % cars
PROVISlONS-The receipts of hogs seemed TO
run being about 1000 in excess of the estimate.
Prices were unable to withstand the oversupply,
and the product found weakness in that fact. The
strength of wheat in the latter part of the session
assisted product prices recovering almost all of
the early loss, and closing with but 712c decline
from yesterday on May pork SC on May lard, and
shade on May ribs. Stocks of provisions in
Chicago estimated by George w. Phillips Jr.
are: Pork, $4,000 barrels; lard, $4,000 tierces,
and ribs 2O,0O0,0O0 pounds.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-January, &c; May, e41z@645sc:
CoRN@January. 2Sc; May, so1sci July,
o8Ts-January. 1890; May. 2l1sc; July,
21ssc.
P6RK-January. $40 s21a; May. $40 s21a;
LARD-January. SIS 70; May, SIS co. July,
So 05
RIBs-January, SIS 1919; May, SIS 371s; July.
MoNEY-was per cent on call and e@7
per cent on time loans. New OK exchange sold at
25c premium.
Livestock.
UNION STOCKYARDS, ILL, Jan. 29.-The
supply OF cattle day light, out the demand
was slow and prices were easy. The run of hogs
was large Buyers held back and succeeded in
forcing a decline OF 5@10c per hundred pounds.
Sheep were in liberal supply and as the demand
was not brisk prices declined Toe.
CATTLE - Receipts, 10000. Fancy beeyes.
81 70@4 70 choice TO prime 1900 to 100 pound
steers, S. 1894 20: fair TO choice steers, 1900 TO
1900 hounds, IS 1894 20: common TO medium
and heifers. extra SIS 5O@3 rs: calves, common
good, So 1904 rs; Texas fed steers, So 1905 80;
other prices unchanged.
HOGS-Recelpts. SO 600. Heavy packing and
mixed, S4@D4 80; choice assorted, 81 20@4 rs;
light, So 1904 So pigs. So GA 20.
SHEEP-Receipts. $4,000. Inferior to choice.
81 40@3 10; lambs, So 30@4 70.