The morning call., 1894-07-25
Produce Market.

Produce Market.
| FLOUR-Free orders for China are on the mar
ket supposedly on account of the outbreak of the
| Coresn trouble. Net cash prices are as follows
! Family extras. IS 4O93 50; Bakers extras. IS 80
| as 40; superhue, g. 5002 rs p bbl.
WHEAT FREIGHT - The quotation remains
unchanged a; 25s. , he chartered wheat fleet in
| port has a registered tonnage of 23,500, against
| Sc 500 tons on the same date last year; olsen
gagged. 80 200 tons, against $4,000; on the way
| TO this port 2S6 500 tons, against 10000
WHEAT-The English markets are off again and
this market continues dull and weak, though
futures did little better yesterday NO. Cali
fornia 81 10 @9Oc q ct: choice 9l14c p ctI: lower
! grades, 75@S5c; extra choice for milling 81 O21a
O. 071a y ell
! INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O o'clock-December-
100 tons, 9s14c; 700, 9912c; 800, e95sc; 800
REGULAR MoRN1Ne Observation-Disclosures
tons, 9934c: 100 $685.: 1900. 9912c. May-200
81 Obs4. Seller '94 new-lOO, 905s.
AFrERNooN SESSION - necemoer = 100 tons,
96S ST. zoo io5 ss9s 81 JOS zoo 81 o. $50.
81 OO$s. Seller 9s. new-l0O. 81 1sc; lO0 9l14c;
100. sissc. May-2oO. 81 O5s4 zoo. s. oS; 100,
BARLEY-The market for all descriptions is
quiet at the established prices Standard Cheva-
ller. 81 20@1 %; Old Feed 85c: new Feed, S212
MS5c, according to color; Brewing. 95c@Sl new
90, for shipment S712@9212c.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-I0 O'Clock - December
100 tons, 917sc; 100, 9ls4.
REGULAR MORNING SkSsIoN-December-200
tons 81 $50: 200 9l12e.
GA - Prices are sc lower ali around and
trade very dull with liberal offerings. Milling,
good TO choice, 81 10@1 20 p ctI: common TO
fair, 95e@sl 05; Red, Nominal; Black. nominal;
C95fRS-Ssges are few. Prices are Weak Gffer-
ings sufficient for all needs. Large Yellow,
81 aa42@ 20 CT; Sna al Roand yellow 81 81
RYE-Lower and duh as 81 ia9921ac p ctL
BRAN-Lower at $l5@l6 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-Lower at 81 6O019 90 q ton.
HAY-The tendency is downward IS receipts are
large and the demand is nothing extra. Wheat,
as 80: oat $s@ll: AiTalfa. 81 50a9 SO: Clover.
So 5O@lO SO: Compressed, s9@l1; Stock. $6@
STkAw-Quoted at 5O@6Oc q bale.
MILLS UtFS-Grounds and Rolled Barley quot
at ana 705 o65ag SSo fTh
cake $50 q ton: Rye Flour. 3I2c p IL; Rye Meal,
&c q 10; Graham Flour. Sc: Oatmeal. 4l4c = ID;
Oat Groats. sc: Cracked Wheat, 31ac: Buckwhe at
Flour, SC: Pearl Barley. 414@i34c p ID.
BUCkwHEAT = None Offering. The lowest
CORNMEAL. k,C.-Table Meal. sl31bc: Feed
Corn, SO SCOT 80: Cracked Corn, $27@29 .
ton; Hominy, 41a@4$4 p ID.
@2s4c: native Brown. 81 25@ so; Flax 81 8 .
Ell; Canary, S94e u; A,1fhalTs 1oh@l2c Rape,
DkIED PEAS-Au Kinds are nominal. Split
Peas. 51ac ID.
slightly weaker Bayos are quotable at 81 20
az 30; small Whites so 5O@2 10; Pink. 81 70
So So REDS eds Sc 2SsS g. Lima SO 5oss IS But
ters 81 s5@Z for small. and $212 IS for large.
POTATOES = The market continues literally
supplied Sweets quotable at &c y 10; Garnet
chi s, 45@65c p ctl: Early Sc, 20@50c p ctl in
sacks and 3o@5Oc . ctl IN boxes; BurbanSs, 2e@
65c q ctl in sacks ana 36@6hc In boxes: Salinas
Burbank S, 6O@7oc y ctl.
ONIONS-stocks are ample for current needs
Red. ESQ I5c: White, 50@65c o ctl.
prices.
decreasing stocks of fancy. We quote: Cream
cry descr puons 17@1sc; Dairy squares, 10
l40lbc p IL; common To fair. 12@l31ac: store
butter, il@l21ac p 10; picked roll. ls@2oc;
CHEESE-steady There is no scarcity. how
ever. Good to choice ice. mud new sSse = 10: or
ern, lao &c; Western, 1l1ll1ac q 10.
POULIR Y-Ihe ma ket ontinues well stocked
with all kinds. Turkeys, LUCILLE 2 n for Cob
Ducks. 81 5OG4 p doz; Hens, S4@5 30; BOOSTERS.
young So 50@7 do old, $4@o; Fryers Sd@5;
Broiers, $685. 80 for large AID 81 5000 90 for
old
EGGS-Fancy ranch are firm at the improved
prices, but store Eggs show no improveme Mt.
Eastern, noDinal California store Eggs, ll@l4c
= dOZ: ranch Eggs, lb9ZOc, with sales at 2lc:
Duck Eggs l60l7c.
HONEY-New short amber has soldIat &c. The
crop is reported very light this year. and good
prices are consequently expected old Honey is
nominal, as follows Comb. 10 91l12c for bright
and 80 DC 2 ID for dark to 20 light amber: water
512@lbc; aark amber extracted. 434@514c p H.
BEESWAX-Quoted at 24@25c q 10.
ORCHARD FRUIrS-All kinds eXceut FIGS are
In good supply and the demand, as rule, is poor
The Gamers are doing very little this year
Red Nectarines are quotsble at 4O@75c p boz:
White Neotnrines. 25@35c in boxes and $40 p ION
in nuik: Cantaloupes. SO q crate; Nutmegs,
81 p box: Watermelons, slsC920 ? 100 for large
and zb@a 5c y basket: Pears. 25@tUc - box:
Bartletts. 4O@oOc: Plums, l@l12c . ~; Cherry
Washing On Piums $l0@l2 so p ton; Egg Pums
l@l1sc p 10: Apricots. l5@40o . box and ST. 5O@
fancy BLACK and l5@35c - box for Royal Anne:
Apples. 40c@$l IN large bxs Crabapples, 25@50c y
s21 Biaek Figs 4osSoc tNr il boxes and
Malaeas, s5c@sl p BOX. sweetwaters and Fon.
tainebieaux. 3. @D50c q box.
BERRIES. ETC - Late trains and heavy re-
ceipts Keep prices down 10 cost OF production,
and even below it. Biackberries are quotab at
81 1902 so p chest: Raspberries. s26D4 , chest:
Strawberries, ~ 5UG4 p chest for large berries
and S69s p chest for Longworths; HueKieberrles,
CITRUS FRUITS - Lemons and Lines rule
firm. Sicily Lemons -: California Lemons are
1898 so for good TO choice; Mexican LINES, So so
GA p box; Bananas, 81 50@2 so p bunch; Pine
DRIhD FRUlis-what with the dun times. the
recent railway strike and the uncertainty as to
the future, the packers and drers ave not APP
bids they mention such low prices that growers
pay no attention TO them The result will prob
ably be that the growers will dry the fruit this
year and the packers ana driers will play second
fiddle TIE usual attempts to cry down prices are
being made ~ BUYERS, and in Consequence the
market for ali descriptions is weak Old Fruit is
hardly worth quoting any longer there being SO
little here. Six cars of fancy Moorpark Apricots
sold for future delivery at &C.. New Prunes. sep
tembsr delivery. 41a@4s4c p ~ new Apples.
for evaporated; new Bleached. Peaches. August
September delivery, 61ac y ID: Apricots 61s@
715c p ID spot and q II for September de-
livery: I'D Plums, 4@5e for ptted and lL6c Tor
uppitted: Figs, black, 3@4c for pressed and lao
&c for impressed.
RAIsINS AND DRIED GRAPES - No future
prices yot established The output this year
pids 1air TO pc noerai, as usual California
5oQ475c: California clusters. 81 25@l SO; \ o. /
loose. in sacks. 2l3@l3c y 10 No. 2 loose, 2141
21ac: Dried grapes 1L2@l%c.
NUTS Nominal. Moth ng doing Walnuts
are quotabIs at 6@71ac p ID Tor hardshell,
S09c Tor softshell and S@9c for papersheI: