The morning call., 1894-06-22

MHEAI-A il mark have
awakened from the stagnatlon ana lethargy OF the
past year, and although the advance is thus far
slight they now sensitive, which in itself is an
IMPROVEMENT. This market is sympathetic of
course and is lust now huctusting considerably in
q small way. though the demand continues light
No. 1, 90c p ctl; choice, 921ac . ctl: lower
grades; 76@s5c; extra choice Tor milling, 971z@
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'elock-December-
3OU tons. 81 lOLa 600. 81 1865.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-200
81 ili4. MaSy-100, 81 1879. Seller "a new
AFTERNooN SESSION = December = 200 tons.
BARI.EY-Was lower yesterday. both on and of
call. Ola Feed is quotaDle at S712c: new. 500
S6Ac; Brewing, Sl9l % 2 etL
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock December
100 tons. 93a4c; 100, 935Sc; 200, e314c: 200,
REGULAR M6RSINe SEssIoN-December-3OO
tons, 9514c; 200. 931sc: 500, S24sc; 22UO. CSC.
Seller "a new-l0O, soc.
AFTERNOON SESSION december - 100 tons.
93I4c; 800, csc; 900. 93lse;
OATS-In liberal supply. duh and weak. Mill
Feed 81 271a6sl 30 . ctl; good to choice,
81 1901 20 y ctl common to fair, Sl@l l21a ?
ctl Red. nominal; Black. nominal; cray, 81 10
al 20; Surprise s 35cQl 40 = ctL
CoRN-Quotations show, no variation. Large
yellow. 81 Z0@l %; Small Round Yellow, 81 80
al 80; White, 81 92Ia9l S719 = ctl
RYE-Is weak and dull at 20 I2c(9sl 2 etl.
BRAN-Quoted at SIC 5U9l7 SO ton
MIDDLINGS-QuOted Al Sl902O . ton.
@ HAY - The market is lower all around and
very weak, WITH increasing arrivals We quote
new Wheat at S O60l2 p ton; New Wild Oat Hay.
SIO@l2. wirebou1d lay sells 81 below the folow-
ing wholesale quotations for ropebound; Old
Wheat, ST OLA so; Wheat and Oat $lO@h3: Bar
ley sl0@l2 SO; Oat, $I20l3; Alfalfa, $lO@Il;
Clover, S1Ot@l2; Compressed. 81 5O9l4 so; Stock,
SfRAWEouoted at 7o@soc p bale.
MILLSTUFFS - Ground and Rolled Barley
81 so @22 e ton; oi Ssah Meal Meal, $50 ? ton
$50 p ton; Rye Flour, 312c a II; Rye Meal,
Sc q ID: Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 4I4c = 10;
Oat GrOats. SC; Cracked " heat. SIC: Buckwhea
Flour. SC; Pear Barley. 414@434c 2 n
BUCKWHEAT-Quoted al Il IDOL 20 . ctl
CORNNEAL. ElC.-Table Meal. 3CD3 19c; Feed
Corn. S26 50G27 so; Cracked Corn, s27@2s p
ton; Hominy. 412@4s4c r 10
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard. SG31ac; Trieste. 21a9
234c; native Brown. 81 1892 so: FLAX. SIS % y Gil;
Canary. 394c y n; Alfalfa. lO12Gl2c; Rape, 20
DRIf hSn PFAtSBiaekeye ~ 81 eo@l IS ctl:
Niles. 81 50@l rs; Green. 81 46@l 81; Split Peas
515c q ID.
. Al; Pea So 5O@2 10: Large Whites. 81 5O@
? 90 2 ell; Small Whites, 81 4o@2 50; PINK,
3 40: Buffers. 81 9O92 for small and $2@2 rs
for large
Garnet ChIies, 5O@7Oc New Early Rose 3O@5Oc
in sacks and 3Q97oc p ctl IN boxes; new Peerless,
Burbanks and rarly Goodrich. 40@75c p ctl in
SACKS and 50c@Sl in boxes; Sweets. Sl@l 20 y
ell Ola Potatoes are nominal.
ONIONS-The market IS well supplied with Red
but not with White. We quote Red, 3O@35c;
White, 5O@66c p ctL
BUTTER - steady and unchanged. Creamery
descriptions ls@l7c r n: Dairy squares l5@l6e:
common TO fair, l29l21ac store Butter. ll91212c-
Oh kst-Prices uncn.nged. ,,ood {, ceoice
Young Americas. 99l0c Eastern. l4Gl5c; West
ernnew. ll@l2c y 10.
with Hens TurGeyS Quo;sbie at LOG &c 2 10 for
Gobblers. 10@l2c q for Hens; Geese. = pair.
dozen for old. and 81 5000 for young: Hens
50 5095; BOOSTERS, young > 99; do old 81 oO9
large. and S293 for small; Pigeons, 81 SOL 80
2 dOz for young and 81 1891 90 for old.
FGGS-Ch ice ranch are Quoted steady. Eastern
100 3I2c; California store Eggs, 1l@l4c; ranch
Eggs, f@l7c: Duck Eggs l6Ql7c p dozen.
HOMEGROWN, IO1aQI11ac for bright and so
Toe q n for dark TO light amber; Nauer-white
extracted, 6IAQ7c II; ilPht amber extracted
12@6c; dark amber extracted. 434 6D5l4c p n.
b EESw AX-QuOted at 24925c r ID
ORCHARD FRUITS-Fna crop reports show
o II aterl change Apples win be an excellent
history OF the state: bartlett Pears excellent;
Prices showed very little change yesterday.
Cherries continued plentiful ana dul Choice
Peaches and Aprieots were quoted firm. Peaches
basket Pears. 250oOc p box aud SO SC 2
basket: Pums. 5U975c = box aud 25@30c 2 bas-
ket; Cherry Plums, I5G35c 2 drawer: Royal April
cots 3505Oc 2 box and 2UG35c p basket: Cher
ries. in drawers. l5@35c for fair TO fancy Black
and l5025c q bx for White and 3505Oc for Royal
Anne: Cherries IN bulk. l@l1ac . 70 for White,
&C = 70 Tor Black aud 293c = 10 for Royal
Anne. Apples. 3UaDOUC p small bOX, 3Ot0I9c IN
large boxes and 2CG4Uc p basket; Fiss, 75c@1$l rs
= NIX for Black ana = p box for White
BERRIES, ETC All goods under this head are
in ample supply except Longworth Strawberries.
Blackberres ara quotable at S2Q5 a chest:
Currants, S2@4 2 chest; GooseberrieS, 1@@lc p 10
for common, l1292c 2 10 for Oregon Improved
and 8t04c p IL for English; Raspberries. SO
d75C z crate and $SGS p chest; Strawberries
1906 3 chest for large berries and SS9l0 for
CITRUS Observation-Disclosures Sweet Oranges
81 25Gl rs = box; Seedlings 75c@sl % e box;
! EfcFI CaIf sr1nD SnpE
81 rs Tor common, and 81 50@2 so Tor good TO
choice; Mexican Lines $2@S so q box; Bananas,
DRIED FRUIrS-The crop Of Prunes this year
/ will surely he light, with the increased
Pears are Guota6le at 6asc : n for bleached
halves and 2l94c for CHARTERED; Apples. 500 12c
evaporated; Bleached Peaches, lU@iI12c: sun
| dried Peaches 70sc; Apricots nominal; Prunes,
! h@542c for the four sizes; and 312G4c 2 10 for
small; Plums, 4@5c for Pltted and lac for I'M
pitted; FIGS. black, 3@14c for pressed and l1a@2c
! for Impressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPEs-Californi,
Layers. 6Oc@$l 2 box; loose Muscstels IN
| boxes. 5O@75c; California clusters, 81 26@l 80;
! 214@21@c; Dried Grapes. I1a@l34c.
| NUTS-AlmOnds promise good crop, with l2%
increased acreage over last year. walnuts are
! Il for sottsheif' aud s09c = n for paper.sheli
softshell Almonds, 1O@lIc; hardsheil do, sore:
! n, for domestic; hicEory Nuts. 5@6c; Pecaus
! SC for rough aud S@tl0c q Il for Ioshed; Fill
I ID
/ nuts 5000 so y 100.
! VEGETABLES-String Beans are being dumped
! supplies having got decidedly shopworn. Cucum
Ders plentiful and lower. Green Corn, 121s@
| Csc z dozen; Cucumbers, 3O6D4uc p box Tor Va
| cavile ana s 4l rs for Bay; Rhu6arD. 259bOc
box: Green Peppers, 1901 2 10 FOR Chile and zoe
| for Bell: Asparagus. 25c@Sl 20 for common Il
choice and 81 56@2 - box for fancy: summer
! squash, 25@4Oc for Vacaville and 75c@s1 for ay
| Tomatoes. 75t8Sl 25 p box; Green Peas. l@2c q
! n; String Beans. i@II2c n: Refugees, lG2c 2
| II Golden Wax BeanS, 12c " 10: MarTowfa
| Squash. - p ton; Cabbage, 5096Dc p ctl; FeeC
| Carrots, 35940c y ctl; Garlic, 262Lac r u fol
new
PRovISIoNS-The New York circular of CIapy
4 Co says: PACKERS changed front for highe
pr ces rerorting good and general domestic ant
| export demand stocks are small We look for
| higher range OF prices which are only about So
OF those year ago. Packing at Chicago March
| to June D, was l,lEb,OOO hogs, against 790O0t
same time in 1913, and at All points to June wa
3,AS5. 900 hogs. against 2,t55, 900 last season"
The local market is quoted fairly active anC
very firm. though prices show no advance
for light medium; IL ac for light ana 1904 To-
= n, or extra light: Eastern Sugar-cured Jams
| izobGl3e y 10 California Hams, l2@l21ae p u
Eastern Lard. terces. &c for compound and =
for compound and 1890 for pure: haif-bOls
e1.c: ION tins, 1Oc: do SIN, l01ac: Mess Beef
50 p Dbl; extra mess do SO: family do, $40 b0
extra prime PORK. $l30l3 SO; extra clear, S s@
HoPs-we quote lO@12c q u as the nomiua
range for fair To cnoire.
HIDES AND SKGNS-Heayy salted steers, 4
G5c y n: medium. &C; light, 314@31@c: Cow
hides 3i4Q3$4c p 10; sslted Kip, 4c sailed Calf
Sc: sailed Veal, &C; dry Hides, usual selection
Goatskins. 25Ga4Oc each: Kids, 5@l0c; Deer
SKINS good sumner. 25c p 10; medium, l5@2Oc
winter, DC: sheepskins, sheariings, 100000 each
short wool 25@35c: medium. 4005Uc each; lont
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