The morning call., 1894-06-20
Produce Marl,et.

FLOUR-There is the usual demand at IN
changed prices. Net cash prices follows
Family extras. So 40G3 So Bakers extras, So 80
o. 40; superhne, 50 5o@2 rs p Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-The last spot charter was
at 25s for July loading and 1t is to DE presumed
that this quotation still rules. The chartered
Wheat feet in port has a registered tonnage of
1856 against l0,S5G tons the same date last
year; disengaged, SIS 500 tons. against SO 9oU; on
the way to this port, 26s 600 tons. against 22s.
wHEAT-There was a marked drop In futures
yesterday morning which carried spot prices
and milling account: No. !, S712@SsS4c 2 ctl;
choice, soc p ctl; lower grades, 752s5c; extra
choice for milling, S71a@Sl 021a p ctL
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION 10 o'ciock-December-
400 tons. 81 09I4; 100, 81 OBS: 100 81 O93s;
200, 81 o949; go. 81 Os5s; 100. 81 O9s4. May
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-Decemb er-l 90
tons, 81 097s; 500. 81 1914: 200, 81 10. Seller
'e4. new, storage pad-lO0, ST. O54.
AFTERNOON SESSION = december 20v tons.
81 0ss4: 100, 81 0s5s; 300, 81 os7s. May-2O0'
BAKLEY-New crop Feed is coming forward
aud values are weakening all along the line in
consequence. Brewing descriptions continue dull,
as the brewers loaded up some weeks ago. ana are
therefore not in need or supplies at present. No.
1 Feed, 56144s71sc; choice bright do S71ac;
dark Coast, S212@S6c p ctl: Brewing. sl@l O5
p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O O'Clock December
REGULAR MoRNINe SEssIoN-spot-lOo tons.
s81ac. December-50o. soc: 200: 95Ac.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 300 tons
csc; 200. 947se; 500. 94szc.
oATS-Are in liberal supply and excessively
dull at unchanged prices: Even choice Feed.
no longer wanted. Milling quotable at 81 2U63
27!4; fancy Feed 81 271a@1 80; good to choice,
81 1901 % p ctl; com mon TO fair Sl@l 125s p
ct; Red, nominal; Black, nominal; Gray, ST 10
CGl 20; Surprise, 81 35@l 40 y ct.
CORN The crop in the southern part OF the
State is looking poorly according
author tiles and local dealers are inclined hold
1rmly IN consequences Large Yellow. 81 zoo 20
81 3212@1 371a 2 ctl.
RYE-The new crop is not far of and dealers
hence there is a desirs TO sell and the Market is
weak and lower at $l@l 05 p ctL
BRAN-Firm at SIG 50@l7 SO y ton.
MIDDLINGS-kirm at sl9@2U p ton.
HAY here is good deal coming in and the
market shows weakness in consequence. We quote
new Wheat at $9@l3 p to New Wild Dat Hay,
$e9l2. Wirebound Hay sells 81 below the follow
ing wholesale quotations for ropebound Old
ley, 81 5U@l3: Oat, $12 50@14: Alfalfa SlO0iI.
Clover s109 II: Compressed. $l1 so@l6. Stock,
sTRAw-oGoted at 7o@soc p bale.
sa M L ~ 5FfS = Ground and Rolled Barley
whoIssaie and ss9 SO iobSins cotf h ton
$50 ? ton; Rye Flour, 31ac p NJ Rye Meal
&c y b; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal 4i4c . b. Il:
Flour, sc; Pear Barley, 41414s4c p 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 lU@l 20 p ctl.
Corn. s2e 5o627 so: Cracked Corn sy9GaP pee "a
ton; Hominy, 41a@D4s4c q II.
SEkDS-Ali kinns continue dun and largely
nominal Yellow Mustard 3Q315c: Trieste 2i6E6
2s4c: native Brown, 81 250Z SO; FLAX SO Is y eli;
Canary. 3@4e Y ID; Alfalfa. l01a@l2c; Rape. "a
21ac: Hemp. 3A@414c y ID. -S
DRIED PEAs-Onerings are neglected and tha
quotations are nominal. Blackeye. 81 6OMl az !.
Niles 81 509l 76 Green. 81 SO asked; Spiit Peas
51ac q n.
BEAAS-DeaIers are quoting advanced prIces
for Bayos, Buffers, Whites aud Pea Beans PiuSs
and Reds seem TO be DUH, BaVOs. "a 10
ctl: Pea. So 50@2 rs; Large Whites 20 5oG
so q ctl: Small Whites. 81 40@2 so: Ping,
81 1901 IS: Reds 81 40@2 80: Limas So 25A
for large.
misunderstanding was shipping day and
half of the receipts were sent outward On arrival
New Garnet Chlles, 700S0c: New Early Rose. 20
@55c y ctl in sacks, and 3Oc@Sl a cIl IN
boxes; new Peerless, Burbsnks and Early GOOD