The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
WORLD.

ment. Business was lifeless ard little or no con
Germ in the act on of the market was evinced
FROM 20 to Is cents last might, that having ten
dency to steady prices for this grain Receipts
were 26l cars and 26,402 bushels were taken
from store. Liverpool cables were unchanged
Exports from both coasts for the week were heavy
hoIrs were 207,6 $50 bushels. May corn opened at
246s@2434 sold at 2434@247s, closing at 24s4,
rs .gher than yesterday. Estimated receipts Tor
Participated in the i'm prov4ment else
where prevailing. Modera ely good trading at in
tervais took place. Receipts were 233 cars and
II, $50 bushels were Withdrawn from store. MAJ
oats closed 1SQA higher than yesterday. kst-
mated receipts for O. morrow 80 cars Flax was
firm Cash No. l. 1919; Northwestern. rs; Janu-
arv, 10; NJ ay, 78L9@179. Receilt is were - cars.
PBOVISlONs-Heavier arrival of hogs than
estimated lower prices for them and the prospect
Cf an overwhe ming run on Monday deprived
prod of every pretense OF hrmness at the open
ing Trading was moderate and there was no
feature OF interest. The improvement in wheat
extended aid to product later in the session and
prices rallied At the close May por X was sha1e
higher han yesterday, January lard ana rloS I'M
changed.
The butter market was very quiet to-day. Offer
ings and the demand were H. lit and unlmportan
Creameres-Extras l9c; 6rsts, l7@1Sc; sec
onds, 14Gl6c: limitations fancy, l"@l4 &C: Diaries
extras lie: hrsts. I4@al DC: seconds. go luc La
cIes-Extras, lO@1lc; hrsIs, s1a@912c; packing
STOCK. SC; grease 21A95c; roll butter &C.
EGG~-Ner ere weak. The mild weather oroughI
good receipts, while the demand was SLOW treSn
MoNKYEWas quoted at 5@5% cali and time
wv
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-January 7sssc; May. sO34c; July,
'V CESSfRN-January. 225sc; May, 24s4c; July.
04Tis-January and February, ice; May, 1890;
PoKh january. 81 so; May, IS 05
LARD-January IS 95 May, 81 20
KILS-January, 50 C712; May $4 lZ12
Livestock.
| Union STOCKYARDS. I'LL. Jan. 16.-The
receipts OF cattle to-day We e light The demand
was slow an d the feeling unsatisfactory. The run
! OF hogs large. The demand was poor ana
! price, declined 5Gluc. The she and lamb m ar
! Eets were steady, with iAlr demand anu mouel-
CATILE~Receipts. 800. Fancy beeves, So 25
as so: choice to prime steers, 81 $500 .Oi good TO
! choice steers. 81 1904 so; medium steers, "a OO9
! So: far beef steers, So II @D3 IS; good TO prime
stockers ana feeders toS4 20 9oi ialr !" goV "a
| extra So 5O@3 rs: do poor TO choice. So a(G3 o;
cows and heifers. choice 10 prime IS oo@4 10;
! cows, fair choice 81 50@3 So; cows, comm on
! TO fair Gamers 81 1892 10; calves good TO fancy,
J So 5OG6 90; calves. common 10 good SIS 5O@4 40
| HGGs-ReceipIs, $4,000 Heavy packing and
shipping los. s. I5tS3 20; common TO choice ed
! mixed, SIS 30G3 4712; choice as >orJed S3 AUG
: 3 so; nghI, So 30@3 90; pigs, So 1898 10
| sHEFP-Receipts. $500 Inferior to choice,
! So 5C@3 80; lam bs, IS 5000 20
Receipts at Omaha.
| SOUTH OMAhA. n EBR.. jail io:-hO ne
! cepts, 4SDO. Market &c lower Light and mixed
/ So 2OG9S IS: heavy. SIS l0a5 20.
CATTLE-KeceIpts. no. Market stronger
Steers So 5O@4 IS; cows, 81 5C@5 so; feeders
/ SIS 25@94 10.
shEEP-Receipts, HOO. Market steady, active
/ MuLtons. So go
! Receipts at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 16.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts, 5000. Slow and 5@lUc lower. Light, So {
/ as 374a; medium, $3 1898 IS; heavy. s. 15@
! 3 80.
/ CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle, 800 Nominal
Native steers best, 81 1904 e5; fair good. So
/ "a B: cows and heifers best, So as 30; fair tC
! good, 81 Sa@3 10; bulls 50 SOS 10; stocker:
! and feeders, So 10@4; Texas and Western s. 65@
| 3 50; calves, S5@I4.
| eHkkP-Receipts, $500. Steady. LANES, So s.
/ as; buttons, S2G3 20