The morning call., 1893-10-29


FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras s3 66G3 rs: Bakers extras. So 5O93 so
superhne. 81 6O92 80 p bbi.
wHEAT-Spot prices showed 10 change yestcr
day and futures were steady with light trading
NO. !, 81 03sx al O5 p etl; choice. 81 O61A; lower
grades. 95cQsl; extra choice for milling. 81 071s
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'ciock-M May-300 tons
81 26: 300, 81 251s.
REGULAR MoRSINs SESSION December-2O(
tons. 81 1858; lC0 o. 1893. May-300, 81 1854
100. 81 2612; 800, 81 253s. Seller 'sS. storaet
ri l2s4
BARLEY-Futures were rather easier yesterday
p ctl: choice bright do. 721ac p ctl: dark Coast
65@6T1sc p cti: Brewing S04S6c p ctl; Cheva
lier. 81 1901 10 for standard and 10000 y CT
for lower grade
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'cock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-l0 OF
tons. 1850 May-loo. $685.; 100. se1ac. Brew
OATS-Black are plentiful and lower, but Gray
rather higher. Milling. 81 l00l 20: fancy
s 10 ksa
sbe@sl 30; Gray. 9714c@$l o714; Surprise. 81 20
CoRN~An kinds are on again. The market i,
very weak. Large yellow. sO@s21ac: Small Round
yellow, sa1sessc; White. s6@371ac p ctL
BRAN~ouoted at SIT 5O@is 90 ton for the
best and SIT for outside brands
MIDDLINGS-Qu ted at $le@22 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-el7 60@lS SO p ton.
HAY-Light receipts and knowledge that sup
plies are short keep the market firm at the
advance. wire-bound Hay sells sI@2 p ton
bound: Wheat, siIGIl SO q ton: Wheat and
oat sll@la so: Barley. sl6@1l SO: oat sii
Compressed. slo@Is; stock. $50 y ton
STKAw-Flrm at s0@ Be y bale
MI, MlLLsTuFFs - Gronnd ana Rolled Barley.
sale and $50 p ton jobbing; Rye Flour 3fRc
y 70; Rye Meal &c o ID: Graham Flour. Sc; Oaf-
SIZE: Buckwhsat Flour. 6@51ac Pearl Barley. 4
sEEDS-Yellow Mustard. o. 25@2 90 q ctl,
5lc: Alfalfa. s@ss4c: Timothy. sos 1sc; Rape, - Z
DRIED PEAS = bl.cxeye 81 55@1 10: Niles
81 eotgl 80 p cti: Green. 81 6U@l rs; Split Peas,
UCKWHEAT-NomlnaI at ST. 35@l IS y ctl.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal, 21a@3c . ID;
Feed Corn. 81 @2l: Cracked Corn $40 5U@2I 90
BEANs-No further change to report. The
81 7oal 80 Pea; s2@2 10: Large White 81 $50
Reds, sz@2 l0; Limss. s2 25@2 30: Buffers. 81
@2 20 p ctl for sma and S2 2o02 60 for large.
som7sc change Eng sran o. ANY
4505Sc: Eariy Rose, 3, @b40c: Salinas Burbanks I'd
@SOc; River Burpanks. 350a5c: River Reds, 45@
ONsoNs-Firm and in moderate receipt at 81 %
@i 35 r etL
BUTTER-Another decline is noted. The marke,
is very weak Fair TO choice Cream cry, 25D2s1sc;
Dairy squares. 2s@26c; fancy Dairy rolls. 261a
0271sc: good TO choice. 2s@26c: common to fair
221S G24c: creamery tub. 25@ &c: Picked Roll
] 022c; Firsin, ls@20c; Eastern ladIe. pace ed
l71a1l9c p Tb
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new Guotabie AT
ll12@l2t9c 2 u; fancy marks. lSc 2, n: ordi
nary go lc p fb Young Americas l l2c: Fast
ern. lz@i5c: Western. ls@l4c y n.
POULTRY-Tos market 10 overcrowded with
sto K aud Is very weak and dull IN consequence e
Live TURKEYS are quotable at l5@l7c q 10 FOL
Gobbers and lt@16c y n for Hens: Goose
p pair. 81 2o@1 so; Goslinrs. 81 60@2: Ducks
50 50@b p dozen, Hens. $5@6 y dozen: Roost
ers. young. saga so y dog; do old o. 6ol0a bI
p dozen: Fryers. S3 80 p doz-n; Broilers
S3ta3 5n p dozen for large and 81 so q dozen
anu ) / 25 for old
GAME-Prices were steady YESTERDAY Quail
quotabie at Sl@l 25 p doz; Mallard. 94@5; Can
vasback. So 5005; Sprig, 81 7592 so; Teal, u "a