The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-02
Produce Mark ct.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, So 40@3 So Bakers extras, SO 30@3 40
superfne. So 5OC92 rs p Dbl.
WHEAT-There was a serious decline in futures
yesterday morning. Evidently there is not much
confidence IN the future prospects of Wheat as an
article OF merchandise. No. l is quotable al
S719e: choice, eOc; lower grades, 75@e5c; extra
choice for milling, 95c@SI p etL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'ciock-December-
100 tons. 81 OF; 100, 81 O0S4; 2200, 81 O01z /;
1000; 81; 500, 81 UO1s; 500, 81 00$s; 200,
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-SeIler ga new
1880. July-lOO. sec. December-2O0 ST OOI4 /;
100, 81 0O1s 1900, 81; 200. s97sc; 100, 99s4c.
AFTERNOON SEssION-Prices continued 20 de-
Cline. December-240O tons. s9s4c: 700. 81:
1000, 9sTsc 100, 995sc: 800. 9s1ac; 200. 99Ssc /:
1900, 9914c; 300, 991sc: 900, 99c. Seller '94,
BARLEY-A car of new Barley the first of the
season, came IN yesterday from J. F. Brow n OF
Dixon, Solano County Il very fine grain,
weighing % ibs TO the bushel. aud was light Ia
color. II was auctoned of on the Produce Ex-
The stock on hand appears above. 1t shows a
decrease of 1917 tons In May.
selling down to 90c, against 921ac as the closing
price of he preceding day No. Feed, sss4@eoe
y ctl; choice bright do, soc; dark Coast. S614@
S71ac; Brewing sig U71a p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock k December
600 tons aO1Sc; 100, 9o5sc; 500, sic; 800. sl14c;
1900. soc.
REeuIAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-l2 900
tons, 9o1sc; 100, 9O14c: 400, eO9sc; 100, 9O1sc.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December 900 tons,
9034c; 1900, Gle; 4Ou, 9O12c; 800, s06sc; 6U0,
90ssc
OATS-The stock in regular warehouses June 1
was 402S tons, against 3S44 tons May l. The mar
ket IS dull and weak anc several descriptions
Feed, 81 27L@l 80 2 ct: good to choice,
81 1901 2t p ctl common to fair, sl@l 1919 p
ctI; Red, nominal; Black, nominal; Gray, 81 10
al 70: surprise, 81 1901 40 p ctl.
CORN-The stock in regular warehouses June /
cline. Large Yellow. 81 SOL 1889 y ctl: Small
Round yellow, 81 271s; White, 81 259l 2644 p
RYE-weak and duh at 81 O71b@l 10 q ctL
BRAN-Weak ana freely offered at Sl4 509l6
-Quotable at sIs@lq p ton.
HAY-Depressed at the decline. We quote new
Wheat al S9Gl2 New Wild Dat Hay, $50 l. Wire
quotations for ropebound: old wheat, $l2@I4 SO;
Wheat and Dat, 81 50@i3 SO: Barley, $ll112 so;
oil SO: Compressed, 8 1914; Stock, 5000 q ton
STRAW-Quoted at 70@S0c p bale.
MlLLsTUFFs = Ground and Rolled Barley
S2lG12l 80 q ton; Cfcake Meal, S35 q ton
wholesale and S37 So jObbing: Cottons seed oic AXE
$50 z ton; Rye Flsur, SEC 2 70; Rye Meal,
Dat Greats. SC; Cracked Wheat. 31sc; Buckwh ca {
Flour Sc: Pearl Barley, 41494s4cP 10
BUCkW HEAT-Quotable at 81 2561l 35 p ctl.
CoRNNEAL. ErU-TabIe Meal S613 I5c: Feed
Corn. $2e 5o927 SO; Cracked Cern, $27@2s p
tORi hS@iq T. se sns.s,s % onot.n,.
SO; Flax: $50 5 ell; canary. sSio = -i rs:
Alfalfa. Ola@l2c; Rape 2@212c; Hemp. 334 "a
DRIED PEAs-Blackeye quotable at 81 eo@
! So: Niles. 81 5O1l rs; Green 81 1902. accord
ing to quality; spill Peas. 51sc p ID.
BEANS-Ho further change. The market is
quiet Bayos are quota6le at 81 60@2 65; Pea,
p ctI: Small Wilkes, So 6O@2 So y ctl: PINK.
81 so@2: Reds, 81 4o@2 90: Lmas. So 2o; But
0PATOES-ArFivals are ample for ali needs
New Early Rose are Quotable at 5o@soc q ctI;
soc IN boxes: new Early Goodrich so@s0c;
Sweets $kG1 70 q ctl. Old Potatoes are quoted as
nsminal: Bay Burbanks. 2594oc; River Reds,
ONIoNs-Red are steady at s5@45c p ctl; Sill
versksas h ave appeared. selling at 4O069c
BUfTER-Prices continue TO sag. The mark ct
is in a bad way. 5eing enormously stocked, with a
poor inquiry and northern or southern outlet.
Creamery, ls@lTc p 10; Dairy squares l5@l6 LSc;
fancy Dairy rolls. 151agl6c: good TO choice ia
@15c common to fair, 121s@13c; store Butter,
1i@lsc.
CHEESE = Steady and unchanged. Good to
choice mild new Is oaotaole at 99lOc Q 10;
lie: Eastern I41l5c: Western new, ll@l2c p 10
POULTRY - Prices have made material
change fer weeks, the market having been heavily
supple or long time. Turkeys quotabie at 9
@iic p n for Gobblers, 10@llc p 10 for Hens
ss s. or DID, and saSs oS young aR P HENS
81 5e@4 BOOSTERS, young, - 5oSG9 do old, 90 30
G Dozen ana E 80 ST ss PISson s4 60
o. p dozen for young. and 81 25&Z 80 for old.
GAME-Nominal.
EGG S-The market is in very bad shape. Stocks
are too large for the demand and dealers have
been obliged GO make liberal concessions Eastern,
130ISLsc: California store Eggs, l6ol3c 2 duz;
ranch Eggs, l4@l5c; Duck Eggs, l6G1l7c q dozen.
HONEY-Dealers are firm enough. but there Is
not much business. Comb, 101a@Ill12c for bright
and 96lOc for dark to light Der; warer-white
extracted, 6@61sc p ID; light amber extracted
51A@58k c; dark amber extracted. 43z 0514c . ID
BEESWAX-Quoted at 2lg25c . n
ORCHARD FRUITS-Chorres are demoraIlzed
again Priu gle Apricots continue weak. Peaches
7sc6&l rs ~ BIZ: Pears 35@4Oc . basket; Cherry
Plums 3505Oc r drawer; Pringe Apricots. - p
drawer ana 25@50c for large boxes; ROYAL April
cots 75c@Sl = box: Cherries. in drawers. 2561
soc for fafr 20 fancy Black and l5@35c p box for
White and s5@5oc fer Royal Anne Cherries In
bulk. lI412e q 10 for White 394c Tor Black;
Green Apples 25@40c q box
BERRIES, ETC-The Gamers securing Cur
rants nd Goose5erTes at the inside quotations
Currants, 81 5O@Ds q chest; Gooseherries, l12c =
n for common. "a 2I2c for Oregon Improved and
3Gc4c for English; Raspberries, $l@l SO p crate
and S79l5 p chest: Strawpe ries. $685. D chest
for large berries and 5000 for Longworths
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges In the open market
are quoted follows Good to choice NaveIs
S2@2 80 p box: No. Nayels, 81 250l 70 a
box; fair to choice Seedlings. 75eC9$l 25 p box:
Sicily Lemons. $s(05; California lemons 5Oc6
81 25 Tor common, and 81 SOAP so for good Ia
choice; Mexican Lines. So 5O@4 q box; bananas
ST. 5O(02 so p bunch: Pinespples, sag 8 p dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Tbe Prune crop is looking
better, having been helped by the late rains.
Pears are Quorsble at case . ID for bIeaohed