The morning call., 1893-12-27
GRAIN AM PROvIsIOys
Fxchange and BuIIion.
Produce Market.

! FLOUR-Net cash prices are follows: Fam
extras. SO 50@3 so p Dbl; Bakers extras. So 40
SO; superfine. 50 40ep2 80 = Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Very dull at 23s Sd as
nominal quotation. The chartered Wheat fleet in
port has a registered tonnage OF 27.lOO tons
against $4,000 tons the same date last year
disengaged $3.50 tons. against 142. 800; on the
way to this port. $4,000 tons. against 26S.0OO.
WHEAT-There is no trading OF any conse
quence this week anywhere IN the world and quot
ever. are lower and very weak. No. /, 81 O2l5@
/ O3sz p ctI: choice. 81 O5: lower grades. 1909
81 extra choice for milling. 81 O71a@l 10 p ell
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 GENERALIZATION tons
81 1872; 100. 81 1888; 3Uo. 81 1914.
REGULAR MORNING SRssIoN-May-2O0 tons
81 1899; loo, 81 1874; 200, 81 Sis; 500 81 Is;
AFTERNooN sEssroN-May-zOO tons. 81 49,
100. 81 l7Ls: $500. 81 1863
BARLEY-Nominai at previous prices. The
holidays check trading No. ] Feed. quo.able 81
Coast 7OG7l14o y ctl; Brewing, SUG90c p ct1
Cal L BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'elock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-l00 tons. S3Ac;
500, S3c.
OATs-Are quiet. owing to the holidays. Values
are undisturbed Milling, 81 l21z@l 20: fancy
common to fair si@i 071a Red, sIol Is: Black
s5c@$l 221a Gray, $l@1 10: Surprise. 81 zoo,
CoRN-DuI, with large offerings and free re-
Yellow. s71s@sOc y ctI: White. s5@s7Isc q cti.
KYE1steaiily he'd At slgl 0212 ctL
best and sl5 for outside brands.
MIDDLINes.ogOtsd at sls@2I z ton.
HAf-The rain Temporarily checks trade Mar
ket easy Wirebound Hay sells 1902 below the fol-
LOVING wholesale no n Wheat
SO 50@ll 2 ton; Dat, s1O@l2: Alfalfa, slO9lO 30
Clover. sl0@ll; Compressed. s1l9ls; Stock. 50 SO
~sfRAw-ouoted at 471s@o71sc p bale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rolled Barley is
wholesale and s37 so iobbne: rye Flour. 3llc
p 10: Rye Meal, &c p n; Graham Flour, Sc; Dat
sn%s Baekwneat Flour SSsIsc; Pear B,riev
SEEDs-No further change In prices. Mustards
firm, but Alfalfa .is duh and easy. Yellow
Mustard is quotabIe at So 6o@3 rs p ctJ: Brown
Mustard. ss@s % p ctl: Flax. 81 25@2 SO p
= ID: Rape. is4@2lc p Is: Hemp. sac . NJ oD0'
DRIED PEAs-Biackeye. 81 6O@i IS: Niles,
81 so@l GO I. ctl; Green 81 6o@l SO; Split Peas,
BIGKMHEAT-ouOted at 81 1901 40 ctl
Feed Corn s20@2l: Cracked Corn. $50 5OSal 90
p tons Hominy, 41sc p ID.
BEANs-Are rather hrm than otherwise at the
Bsyos 81 so@I So p cti; Pea, s2@a 20 > cti:
Large White 81 7t@i SO Small White. 81 75G
81 so@a To- Buttsfs si75Si 90 eli for small
and 81 s5@2 for large.
PoTAT0Es-1 he market is generally steady. as
21a@3c p n; Sweets, si@l rs; Garnet Chiles. s 5a
Csc p ctl: Early Rose o0055: Salinas Burbanks
65@S5c. River Burbanks. $4,000: River Reds
45@30c y ctL
ONIoNS-were in light supply and higher yes.
terday at $lG1l o y ctl.
BUTTEk-Weak and more or less slow. Fair
to choice Creamery quotable at 271a(0321ac p n
Dairy squares. 25G30c p n: fancy Dairy rolls.
271a929c p ID: good to choice. 25@l27c: com.
mon to tair ls@2Sc %; Creamery tub. 2S@24c:
Pisses Roll 2oSa2c ;i pirsi1, ls ss n
quotabIe at llLa@121sc p n; fancy marks. lsc \,
ID: ordlnars. collie: Young Americas. Il@I3c:
Eastern, 131aG14cS %: Western. 13@l31ac . D.
PoULTRf-The market is largely nominal, as
none OF any consequence is being received at the
moment. Dressed Turkeys at l4d15c; Live Tur-
keys. l212@l5cT 10 for Gobblers and I2I5@l5 SC
Hens; Geese % pair. 81 50@2; Ducks. 81 bU606:
Hens. 81 BOOB so: BOOSTERS, young, 81 "a so: do
old. &4@4 so; Fryers. $z@4 so: Broilers sA@4 SO
for large and 1898 80 for SMALL Pigeons. 81 ESQ
90 y dozen for young ana 81 for old.
GAME-hare are in heavy supply and hard to
sell. Ducks and Geese are also dull and weak.
Quail quotabie at 81 . dozen; Mallard, % =