The morning call., 1894-04-28
Prnduce Market.

consequence. No. /, for Oil Board purposes,
Sl@l o. . ctL For shipping account .o No l.
extra choice for milling, 81 u599l 071a q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 oclock-December-10
tons. 81 144: 200. 81 IA; 100. 81 1875; 200.
81 l41s. May-lOO. 81 1854
REGULAR MORNING SESSION = December, 100
s. Mas.s &C. $. = o5 100 s. ts i iOo
81 U69s; 100, S. OF. spot. storage paid-20O,
81 o6s4; 100, 81 oo7s
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - LOO tons,
BARLEYEDecemosr ranged from 2c to 4c
@5c lower as follows: No. Feeu, ST O21a choice
bright do. 81 U5; dark Coast 81; Brewing, 81 0712
81 1OF ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION = 10 o'cloek-December-
300 tons. 81 IL; 200, 81 1919; 100. 81 1888; 500.
REeULAR MoRNINe sEssIoN-December-140
TONS 81 l47s; 800, 81 Is; 200, 81 14s4: zoo,
81 l41a 100 81 IA; 400; 81 LIS; 800 a 81 IL.
100. s i4S is; zoe, 81 ilss: 500: 81 ~ ',
lower we prices sA Milling are auotapls at 81 sa1s@
s2lh: fancy Feed: 81 s7A@l sZ1s: good 70
/ is: Red. nominal: Black. 81 lU@l 25: Gray.
81 l212@l 221a: Surprise, 81 s71.@4 4213 p ctl.
COR N-Kecelpts of domestic aud eastern con-
tinue free and the In arket 10 weak and dull. White
is offering more freely. Large Yellow,
81 200 221a; Small Round Yellow, 81 30; White,
RI E-Yesterdsy's price was 81 I'll. al 20 p
ctl. ana offerings were l,rger
BRAN-weak at slSGl9 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-Fssy at Sle@2l 2 ton.
HAY-frlces were about ooc lower all around
yesterday No new Hay came in rebound Hay
sells 81 below following wholesale quotations for
ropebound: Wheat, S13@l ~ 80 p ton: W heat and
0at, Sl2 5u@l6 so y ton; Barley sIl@l4 p ton:
Dat. sl3 500l6: Alfalfa. $40 50@ so: Glover,
$40 5O@I2 so; Compressedsl 2 t0@l5 50: Stock,
Sll@l2 2 ton.
MILLsTUfFs Ground and Rolled Barley
quotabis at Saga 80; oilcake Meal, $S7 so
wholesale and $40 jsbbng: Co5tonseed oilcake.
Meai. &c 2 II Graham Flour, &c: Oatmeal, 414c
2 II; oat sroats. SC: Cracked Wheat, 312e: Buck
wheat Flour, SC; Pearl Barley. 414@4A p 10.
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard is quota6Ie at 3@51ac;
Trieste, 21e@234c p ID; native Brown, 81 2a@
so: Flax, SIS rs p ctI; Canary, S@4e = n:
DRIED PEAs-Blacseye. 81 Goal IS p ctl:
quality: Split Peas, sac 2 10.
BUCKM Quoted at 81 10@l 20 p ctl.
CORNMEAL, ETC Table Meal, So 312c: Feed
Corn. ST 50@2s 80: Cracked Corn, S27@Zs . ton;
Hominy. 4t2G4s4c p 10
Bayos are qnsaSs 81 5oSs 50 ct Psa
y 4U@2 50 z ctI: Large whites, 81 4O@2 80
g eti Small Whites 81 4o@2 50: Pink. y so
@3 so; Buffers, $ rs 2 ctl for small and sZ@2 %
PorAToEs-New Potatoes. 19ls4c 2 h: oregon
Burbanks. 5O@s5e . ctI; Sweets, 75cgsl 20;
Early Rose, 25@35c River Burbanks, 100000 p
ctl River Reds, 2O93Oc p sack.
ONIONS-A OF Nevadas sold at 80 rs The
market rules stiG:at SIS 50@4 for California and:s3
"a 2 ctl for oregon. New hed Onions sold at 81
BUTTER Is fraction weaker and quiet.
Creamery. 20@22c IL: Dairy squares. 1s12@20c
p 10; fancy Dairy rolls, l9@20c: good 10 choice II
@Io12c: common TO fair, l59l6e; store Butter.
s@9c = 10: ordinary. 7Q712c p n: Young Ameri-
cas-. e9l0c . d; Eastern 14@l6c; Western. l29
PoULTRY-The market is glutted with Hens
Small Broilers are now coming IN and are cheap.
Turkeys drag badly. Young BOOSTERS and Fryers
Live Turkeys s@ioc n FOR Coolers a and an 10 10
@llefor Hens: Geese, y pair, 81 5O@l 70: Goslings
~ 2sS5 Ducss 81 5e@4 for old and s6@a y f ;r
o.: do old. 50 2594 p OF; fryers S6G7 Broilers,
s6@6 doz for large ana 81 5o@3 SO for small;
GAME@Hsre ana RABBITS t u aom ana ~ ''
EsOS-lhe market Continues to creep up slowly.
1ssl6c ? doz Duck EgEs. 160l7c . dozen
hoNk1-ls QUE er al the recently reduced
for dark to light amber; white extracted. 5s4
q C; light amber extracted. 5i2@5s4c; dark am
Der extracted. 4Ge5c p 70.
ESNAX-Qnoted al 24G2bc p n.
ORCHARD FRUITS hrer boxes Cherries came
in .esterday selling at SOC ? n Tor black aud 71ac
v n for inferior red. Apples 81 6o@2 ? box
fair
BEKRIES-More Rsspberries came in from San
LeandrO. selling at soc p basket ll2 chests
Strawberries arrived selling at SO 50@i2 chest
for small In BASKETS and se@l0 tor aree berries
CITRUS FRUITS--Four cars were aucti"ned as
follows: Choice to fancy Naveis. s2@3 30; sec
onds. seas 90: No. Seedlings. Sl@l SO; sec
Mediterr. mean Sweets. 81 2b@l IS p boI; Lem
ons. sot@sl 20. Oranges in the open market
81 5093 rs q box: No. 2 Navels 81 50a2 y box:
tar to choice Seedlings. SlGl 90 p box: Sicily
LEMONS mon 500 box; cal d :. Lemons 55eSsl
good u choice: MEXICAN Lines. s465 2 box;
bananas. 81 bcS2 so y bunch; Pineapples, 81 SO
DRIED FRUITs-Quiet. but steadily held Pears
quotable At 6@sc q 10 for biescned halves and
.94e Q ID for quartered; Apples. 61a@71ac tor
CHARTERED. 7@71ac for sliced and 9@1lc for evap-
Grated; Bleached Peaches, ll9 pee: sun-dred
61s@ec p u for the four sizes and 49, @95l4c for
small; Pums, 5@6c for pitted and 2Qs5c for
pitted; Figs. Black, 3@4c for pressed and 12@2c
RAIsINs AND DRIED COMMISSIONING new
San Francisco quotations are: London Layers, 60c9
81: loose Muscstels in bxs. o075c; clusters 81 70
al so; loose Muscatels, in sacks, GAO q 10 for
three-crown and 2L4G212c for two-crown: Dried
Grapes. l149ls4c ? D. .., ~
Chestnuts auotaDIe at 6@Sc ID: WAL
nuts, 6@71ac q n for hardshell, $500 q 10
shell Almonds. Io@llc p n hardshell do. 6a7c:
paper-shell. 1l1aGl21ac . n; Peanuts, S@4c p
SC for rough ana s@1Oc q ID Tor polished; FIJI
berts, loo l01Ec Brazil Nuts s@sc ? 10; Cocoa.
VEGE iABLES-An advance in Asparagus was
the only change of any consequence Yesterday. Re-
ceipts were 10l7 bxs Asparagus. b23 bxs Rbubaro
ana 75c@ 25 p doz for both ouse: Rhubarb $50
75c p bx: Green Peppers. 25c p n: Asparagus. Soc
0Sl p box for common TO choice and 81 2bGl so
box for fancy: Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 50@3
q box: Green Peas. 75419Oc . sack for common
and Sl61 rs for sweet: string Beans. Ga 21ac p
10 Golden Wax Beans. l09l2 19c , 10 Marrowfat
squash, $50 p ton: Cabbage. 35@t0c 2 ctl: Feed
Carrots. 35140c q ctl; Garlic. 1Aa@212c p b.
PROYISIONS-The New York circular of Clam
& Co. says: Exports from November ] to date of
Fork. Lard, Bacon and Hams, equal about 5OU-
OOO,0UO fDs against 400.U00.000 over 2O%
larger, and for the winter season. from November
to March l, they were about the same last sea-
son. Stocks everywhere are unusually small ar
this season Of the year The Price Current reports
last winters packing st @SS4.0S2 hogs. against
1888 $40 the previous winter season. The aver
age weight was 24S.20 Us, sgainst 227.73 Aver
age lard yield, 367, agafDss 3l.66. Percentage
yield of lard, IA SO. against 1890 Average cost
of hogs 1926 p 100, against So 81. Packing for
the 1898 summer season was 9. 720, 924; average
weight was 240.41, against 7,757,11O at an aver
age weight of 1922 AZ lbs The 1893 lard yield was
34.64. against 31.23 q summer OF 1892. The ag-
er-gate packing for tho year ending March was
7S6. 900 less than the previous year. Estimates
are made that the live hog movement TO Chicago
the coming three months VIII not exceed those OF
year ago by over lOZ. Packing to April IL was
LAS. 100 against $50, 900 last season"
Inc local market is dull and unchanged. Bacon,
sIsc p % for heavy and l0c for ltent medum lie
p ib Tor light and 121aRl4c . ID for extra light;
Eastern sugar ured Hams. l212c q 10; California
Hams lO1hMl2c: Eastern Lard. tlerces 7Ioc for