The morning call., 1894-10-04
Exchange and Bullion
Produce Market.

extras So 20tDS 90 g DDl' b"ktrS' c4lraS % log
8 %: superfne. So 1892 6U q bbl.
wHEAT-Futures advanced yesterday. but spot
prices were unchanged. No l, 76A@77Iae;
choice, 7Sslc; lower grades, 6712@75c; extra
choice for milling, SG@S712c Is ctl; walia w ALA
Wheat. 671ac for fair average. 60@65c for No. 2
and 4O@50c q cti for of grace
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-December-
100 tons slz4c; 100. sec: 200, 8214c. May-6OO,
REGULAR MoRN1Ne sEssIoN-Decem ber-7O0
tons, s2lac; hoo, S3c; 500. s234c: goo. S27sc.
aay.lo9 $685. Zoo 100 aa s1tc' loo' so9sc l1oo'
AFTERSooN sEssIoN-May-1oo tons. sl1ac;
100. 91I4e: 100 yl1ac: 500, 91ssc. December
100. $3.50: 100 S3l4c: 100, s31sc.
BARLtY-Aetnal grain is weak, but futures are
steadier. Feed. 70@75c Q ell Tor ordinary and
56A@7719c for choice bright Brewing 500
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssioN-l0 o'ciock-May-20O tons,
S5c.
REGULAR MoRNING SEssIoN-December-100
tons, 1896; zoo. Soc 100, sol4c' 100. SOFAS
s53ac: iI 100. S5ssc. 100, $3.50. - 100
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-10o tons. $3.50;
OATs-Milling are quotabie at ST. l21s@l l7As;
fancy Feed, S. O5@l 10; good TO choice. 95c9
sl>O21a common TO fair. s0@y5c: Red. 90c@
81 o. BLACK, Sl@l %: Gray, SUGGEST: surprise
CORR Receipts are increasing and the market
Is easier Large Yellow, 81 221e@I rs: Small
Round yellow. 81 271a@l 30: White. 81 271a@
l 80 u ctl.
RNE-QuOIeu AT 81 I2tUSuC ~ CLl
BRAN-Quoted at Sl3@14 2 ton.
MInDLINGS-Quoted at Sl6 o0@l7 80 p ton.
HAY1Receints are ample for all needs; wheat.
Barley, Sc 5O@9 50; Dat. 81 50@ll; Alfalfa, $s@9;
Clover. S9@ll; Compressed, $o@ll; Stock, $6@7
e ton.
STRAw-Quoted at 100000 Q bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Grounda aud Rolled Barley quot
ton wholesale and S37 so 1obblng: Ccttonse ed
oilcake $50 y ton; Re s,d tlouP, 31ac y n; Rye
- N. GrOats BE: Cracked Wheat. S11c. Buck
wheat Flour. sc: Pear, Barley. 414s9is4c ? n
BUCKwHEAT-> ominal at 95c(9$l 05 p ctl.
CcRNMEAL, ETC.-Table Meal. 3G SIac, Feed
Corn, S27C92S: Cracked Corn, 1927 50@2S SO p
ton: Hominy. 41A@4$4c 3 n.
az so 2 Gu: Trieste. 81 oo@2 SO ctl; Native
Brown 2@2!4e = n, Fla1' $s 70 2 ell; Gsnary
p n for California; Rape. lA@214c q ID: Hemp,
3s4@i14c p n.
DRIED PEAS-Nies 81 35@1 so; Green. nom-
ina: Spit Peas. 51ac 2 ID
BEANS Bayos are qnotaoe at 81 1901 80
! 70 y Ell: Pea s. 4G6a5 s. > cti: Large hites
s. 2kG12 40: Reds. 81 2 eti; Lima. 81 . "a 30:
Buffers, 81 1892 Tor small and $2@2 10 q ctl for
PoTATOES-Sweets are plentiful and weak. Sa-
linas burbauks have again advanced. sweets, so
@75c q ctl in sacks and 75cE9Sl 20 . ctl III
BOXES: Garnet ChiIes. 35@s45c p cti; Early Rose,
SU9S7l?c y eli: River Rsds. 4O@59c = GU; Bur
ONIONS-Steady at 50@6oc p ctl.
BUTTEk-Is weak. Occasional sales of fancy
creamery at SIC are sim made, but the figure is
rather too extreme for a quotation. Creamery
descriptions 2S@SOc p 10: Dairy squares 2U6
2sc: fancy Dairy rolls 2T@271ac 2 n: good to
choice. 22G25e: Common to fair. 20G121c; picked
roll. lsg32c; frkin. lz9l9e: creamery tub zoo
2212c q u.
n common. Sc: Young America, 9@1lc Eastern,
l4@l5c: Western, 1l@l112cP u.
PUULTRY-AnotheI car o. Eastern arrived yes
ierday. These continued arrivals from the East
| keep the ma ket weak. Turkeys. l4Gl6c p n for
5s Sr Hens; IS Par 81
| ers. young, 81 5U@5 500 do old. saga so; Fryers,
SIS 5O@4: Broilers. s3@S so p dozen for large
| doz for young and SIG 70 for old.
| GAME-soId very wei as follows: Quail. 81 3715
a 10; Maliard, s596 90; sprIg, 81 5o@S 70;
eat $40 small Duck. 81 5o@2: Gray Geese, ss
@3 80; English snipe' =: JACK Snlpe, sl9l 90:
E6Gs-Cominon are slow. but choice ranch
| are firm. Eastern quotable at 20G25c " doZ
! for common to choice and 49, p dozen for fancy;
California store Eggs 2o@2sc: ranch Eggs. 80
| @S6c z dozen, according TO size and color with
sal les even higher.
| RONEY-Comb. lO@Dll1ac 2 10; water-white ex-
tracted 7@7l4c; light amber extracted. S1a@6e;
| BEESWAX-Quoted at 24926 q n.
| ORCHARD FRUlTS-tesches re weaker. They
sold IN bulk yesterday at Slb@25 Pomegran-
box: Cantaloupes 75c@Sl rs q crate; NGLmegs,
| 3O@50c p box; Watermelons, St@IO v 100
SI and $500 oS for sma 70 peaT
@5hc e box; Bartletts. 7oc@sl p box; PlHms.
a5G9eSe bog; apples; 65e@sl . box for CHOICE e
| Black Figs. 25c p drawer and b0@65c o box:
| White Figs, 25c q drawer
| GRAPES-Are rather steady Than otherwise.
COruichon quotable at 40@6Oc p box: 1sa-
| beas. 6O975c y crate; Black cranes. 2a94nc p
| box; Museats, 3C@4Oc; ToKays, 30@b0c y box, &C
| eording to color: crates sell lU@l5c higher than
boxes: Ziafande Wine Grapes, $lOGl3; Missions,
BERRIES. ETC.-Raspberries and Strawberries
are muddy. owing 10 the recent rain. Cape Cod
@ ~ 2s IS ehe, ar aTge
ries and S5@7 for Longworths; Huckleberries, "a
| &c q 10
| Lemons. S294 for common and S5@5 so for good
| to choice: Mexican Lines. 81 5U@o q box: Ba
nanas, si@z . bunch; Pipeappes 81 5O@S 90 {
| dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-S lie of 20 tons choice Moor
park Apricots at san Jose at SL4c to a San Fran
cisco firm. the latter furnishing the SACKS. some
growers at san Jose are asking as high as l2c fol
| MooIparks. but they have not been sold over s12t
4s4@5c; Apples, 5@o14c for Quartered. 5S6c fol
sliced and 7il@Dsc . n Tor evaporated: Bleached
| Peaches b11g6I9c: Apricots, 6tG71a for fair tt
choice and s@S1ac for fancy Moorpark; Pears.6 ta'
| for evaporated halves aud 81, @i1ac for quarters
Plums, s@5c for pitted and l1a@2c for unpirted
| figs black SC for pressed and &c for Impressed
White Nectarines. 61a@7c q 10; Red Nectarines
RAIsINs AND DRIED GRAPEs-we quote
new crop QSa4l goods as follows: Raisin
crown. Sc; seediess suItanas. &c: seediess Musca
tells, Sc; 3erown Londcn layers, 81 70 p box: cus
ters 81 so; Dehesa clusters 81: Imperial clusters
| IS: 4-erown loose, 81 10; 4-crown loose, faced
81 20 = box. Dried Grapes-2l4c p 10
NUTs-New walnuts ouotable at Sc Tor paper
for har dshell: Almonds, &c p 10 for hardsnell
S1a9p9 p 10 for softshell and loo y ID for paper
| she'll: Peanuts. 3@4c y 70 for domestic: Hickory
Nuts, 5@6c: Pecans. Sc for rough and s6ll0c p n
| for poisned: Fllhers. l0@1V13c Brazil Nuts
st19c y 10: Cocoanuts. s43i SO y 90.
NATURALIZATION Ukra.36@50c p bx; Driet
Okra. loo p %: Egg Plant 2o94sc p box; Greer
| box for Bay; Cucumbers, lo93ac for Bay: Pickles
| Sl@i so u ctl for 10. and 25@50c for No.
| Green Peppers. 30@50c for Chile In large boxe
| q 70: summer Squash Z5@40c p box: Toma
| toes 10@30c p box; Lima Beans. l@2c q ID
| Marrowfat squash. So p ton: Cabbage, 50060c Z
| cti: Feed Carrots. ISOLDE; Garlic, l1a@e2 q n.
| PRoVISIONs-Ba,o on. quotable at lie r 10 70
| heavy and l1ac for light mediums; 121zc 10
light aud 15c for extra light: Eastern Sugar cure'
Hams lac p 10: California Hams l3c q 70
Eastern Lard terces, 7s4c q ID for compound and
lO1Ac for pure pals, lc; California tierces 714c
for compound and 91ac for pure; half-bbls, loo
lU-1b tins, l012c; do. BIB. lie: Mess Beef s! g
| $50 r DBL: extra mess do. $8@S 50 family do
| Sl00ll: extra prime Pork, Sl2 50@13: extrs
clear. SO 50@ 20 q Dbl; mess. $lS: Smoked
Eeef. i0c p 10.
| HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy sailed steers, SAG
g. q fb:medium. 41ac: light. 3tac; Cowhides. 81
@.e salted Kip.4c; saIted Cali &c; salted Veal Sc
| dry Hides. usual selection. &c: dry Kip. 7c: dr.
Calf. SO DC: prime Goatskins, 2O@35c each; Kids
| SC: Deerskins. good summer, Csc: medium /;
@20c: winter, sc p 10; Sheepskins. sheariin es
soc each; long wool, 50@75c each; Culs of al
kinds about 1ypc less.
TALLow-No. rendered 4La045sc: countr
tallow. 4@4Ac q ID; refined, 6@6!sc; Grease. 81
No. 1--we quote Southern and San Joaquin.
acc q 10: Mountain Free, 6@Se: Northern. 6@Sc
HUMBOLDT and Mendocino, 1890: Spring clip
San Joaquin and southern. 5@61Rc; FootniIi, SO
&c. Humboldt and Mendocino, lU0l21ac: East
ern oregon, 7@l0c; Valley oregon, lO@l3c D