The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-29
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FLOUR-Prices are steady, but trade is dull. Net
cash prices follows: Family extras 50 90
ai; Bakers extras So s09i; superhne, 81 70&3 10
? Dbl
WHEAT FREIGHTS- Business has been done in
grain charters for crop loading at 22s 6d923s
Sd, August and September loading ana 1t is be-
heVed some Of the tonnage now in port forms a por
ton Of this chartered list. The matter has been
kept very quiet The market continues democrat
lied at the lowest rates ever known and no spot
business has been reported since the charter
OF the Emanuele Accame at It's Sd. usual options
The chartered Wheat feet In port has reg
isered tonnage OF 10000 TONS against % 500 tons
on the same date last year: dlsenraged rs o0e
tons, against llS.600 on the way this port
PAS. 700 tons. against 2O7.7OO.
nation, In palmer words II Is dead In the shell.
), 2IH@I 22Ia y cti; choice. 81 2ssISl 25 "a cti::
lower grades 81 l7i.01l 20 extra choice for mill.
Ing, 81 2614@l 3ll4 p ctL
CALL BOARD sALEs.
ISFoRMAL sEssIoN-l0 O'Clock = May-lOo tons,
REeuLAR MoRvINe sEssroS - May = 200 tons.
81 1918. December-3UO. 81 3l1k
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 800 tons
81 311s, May-60O. 81 26t4.
b kLEi-Brewing is in very good demand and
firm at the improved prices. Feed is also strong,
though the inquiry is not brisk No. Feed, So Ia
9S712e: choice bright do, sss4@90e: dark Coast,
s2!29s5c p ctl; Brewing, 924acS$1 O21a Cheya-
1ier, nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-lO o'cIock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SkssIoN-Seller 1913 new
300 tons; SOFAS December-s0O. SO 1sc: 700, sss4c.
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-seller 'es, new-1oo tons.
$3.50; 100, S52sc; 800. $3.50.
oATS-Inact.ve and unchanged at steady prices.
Good TO choice uuotable at 81 32J5@1l 40 p ctl:
common. 81 2U9l 80; Milling. 81 45Gl 52IS Sur
cI 10 for lower s4SSes !1 Cav ioT 30 Ss as 40
. ctl. ~
CORN Offerings are too heavy for the limited do
mand ana dealers quote lower prices with dun
trade. Large Yellow, 81 1l1461l 1881 Small Round
Yellow 81 ll14@l 1884 . cTl White, 81 O6@I 10
RYE-In light demand and fair supply at 81 100
BRAN-Firm at $l4@15 ton for the bes. and
$l3 so ' ton for outside brands.
MdDDLISGS-Quoted at sleta22 p ton.
hAi-Choice Wheat is firm ana higher, as it is
getting scarce. All other descriptions are in ample
Alfalfa, s7@lU . tons Wheat IS 5O@lS: oat. S7G9;
Wheat and Dat s5@ll; Compressed. $7Ss SO;
sTRAWguachsnged at 35@45c bale
MI khSTUFFS-Grognd and Rolled Barley. $50
g IL; Graham Flour $c Oatmeal 4 &c A oas
Flour. sc: Pearl barley. 4I4@GIsclp n '~'
SEEDs-There is no lie TO this market. Except
or less nominal Yellow Mustard. nominal; Brown
Mustard, nominal Flax. So: Domestic Canary. I'm
and lOc = 10 for Utah; Timothy, size; Rape. 2I49
24 rs Ills Hemp up &C z ID.
are more or Tess nominal Niles. 81 5O@l So Green,
81 65@l 30; Baekeye nominal; Split Peas, 5GD5 1ac
p ~
BUCKwHEAT-DuIl and nominal at 1902 50 p
Feed Corn. S25@26: Cracked Corn, S26 b0a26 20
2 tons Hominy, 4Ia&4slc p 10.
BEAhS-Limas continue weak, as the Eastern
syndicate is loaded up with stock aud the season
there Is about over. Bayos and Pinks in demand
Beans OF all descriptions quoted hrm bnt guiet
Bayos. $500 10 p ctl; Pea. 81 1902 So y ctl: Large
$685. is: Reds 81 s5@3 p ctli IImas. 81 i5Sa3 OK,
Buffers 90 50GS 20.
arrives In sunclent quantity to supply the market
dealers expect prices to advance. The State is well
wet and cold spring, floods. ETC. and we are almost
wholly dependent on Oregon for supplies Hence
30ic p 10; Sweets. 81 25G2 90 q eli; River Bur,,
banks out. Oregon Burbanks. 81 bO0i 60: OREGON
Garnet Chlles, 81 lUGl 70; Oregon Peeress 81 30
o. so: Petauma aud Tomales Burbanks 81 25o
! 35 ctl; River Reds, 81 1901 10; Early Rose
oNIoNs-Most OF the oregons that arrived were
poor, hence the market Is doing better again for
sood STOCK caliiornias. 81 1902 10 Cut onions.
BUTTER he market is very weak and supplies
are large Creamery is held Up Ike grim death by
those dealers who handle It, but IT, too, is rettine
demorallzed Creamery quota0le at 20G22c; Dairy
p ib good TO choice, ls@l7c; common 70 fair Ic
15c y 10; picked roll. nominal: nrkin nominal;
nominal
CHEEsE-The market is slowly shaping toward
the moment Fair to choice mild new. 1OIs@ &c;
old. go Zoe: Young Americas. 1901 &c: cased Cheese
12e additional; Eastern lS@15c p 10.
PoULTRN-Dressed Turkeys are dIsappearinr
Live Turkeys are In moderate supply and steady
Ducks are In light supply aud higher Hens and
BOOSTERS are steady at the good prices. Dressed
Turkeys quotable at 2l@22ci Live Turkeys Ip02l
2 ID for 0obbiers and lsG20c y 10 for Hens; Geese,
z SO; BOOSTERS, young se99 SO; do old seGT;
gB p dozen for small
GAME-The market is neglected and nominal as
the weather Is very warm. and low prices are
quoted. Gray Geese quotabe at 50 b0a doz; White
Geese. oO175e; Brant. SlGl 20: Hare 5Oc01l q dog;
Rabbits, 81 80 for Cottontails and &l@l 20 . dozen
for small
EGGS-Recepts were large yesterday, but the
market was very stiff at a further slight Improve
ment Quoted at I5@lSlac for store and 10000
8 dozen for ranch
HoNEY-yery firm at the advance In Comb. A
local house says that there is only about enough
LEFT OF both Extracted and Comb TO I'LL jobblng
orders until the new crop comes in. The Wild
flower crop promises to be heavy this season with