The morning call., 1894-03-06
Fxohanpe and BuIIion
Produce Market.

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. SO 25@3 IS; Bakers extras. SO 1893 %:
superfne. 81 4O@2 50 q Dbl.
WHEAT-The syndicate squeezed the shorts
badly yesterday, forcing them to pay up to 81 l6
for May Wheat. This is rise of 71ac over Satur-
days best figures. OF course, this rise was purely
local matter. there nothing TO Justify 1t
either at Chicago or Liverpool From now on, for
some time. the call board business will be pretty
much controlled by the syndicate one hand and
the individual spectators on the other, and the
legitimate conditions of the markets OF the world
will have less effect than usual on prices In fact,
this condition prevails even now. GOOD No /
Wheat readily be sold at al for call board pur-
poses. whereas, no shipper could pay over S3szc
FOR It and come out even tho foreign market.
Gu ItatonS for shipping are therefore almost wholly
the market by the artificial prices on call The
Produce EXCHANGE issued ord yesterday that
shall be deposited in the Produce Exchange Bank.
his Is to prevent manipulate rs from sQue zing
deelers on the latter's own money and TO protect
p ctI; choice. 95G9c614: lower grades. S01aOc;
extra choice for milling. 971ac@s1 % p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock - Nav - 100
tons. 81 0S1o: 100, 81 %: 100. 81 09L2: 200
81 10: zoo. 81 lOI.: 400. 81 1858; 400. 81 1865:
REeULAR MoRNINe sEssIoN-May-5Oo tons,
81 1o34: sd 100: g lo3S; 100, 81 II; 500:
zoo 81 ia Il 100 q i 1857 100 81 G Ggs = 800
81 10: 200 81 1885: December-50O. 81 10; 100.
81 ls1s: 100. 81 1924. March. storage paid-2OO
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-rrices were still higher
May-3O0 TONS 81 10: 4Oo, 81 b1s; 800. 81 Is "a;
900; g lsh sno 500, q %; 900 200, g 1874; goo
81 izIs; 100 81 il; 500 81 1871 100, 81 ss SS
Match Mari storage paiG~loo 81 o51S: 100. - o. o.
December-1Oo. 81 l1s4; 100. 81 ilss.
No. Feed is quotabie at nae p ctl; choice
bright DO. f21ac; dark Coast. zoe; Brewing. s21a
GALL BOARD SALES
informal sFssIoS-l0 o'clocK-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Deoember-20O
| tons. S3c.
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-No sales.
oATS-Dealers quote lower prices again. Mill
good to choice. sl@l 10: common to lair sSas5c
Red. sl@l 10: Black. nominal: Gray. s71sc@
| CORN-An kinds are held for higher prices but
trade is not brisk. Large Yellow, eO@92Isc ~
! CT: Small Round Yellow, s0@921sc; White. 97Isc
RYE-stiil higher at s21h@ss4c p ctl
| BRAN-Quoted at s16(9i7 y ton for the best and
| $l6 so for outside brands.
MIDDLINGs-ouoteda at sls@2o p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-sl7 50@is 80 y ton.
| HAY-About the SANE Wire pound Hay sells 81
below the following Wholesale quotations for rope.
bound; Wheat @l3 90; Wheat aud Cat Sa0
II 30; Barley, 80 6O@ll SO; Dat. ss@I2: Alfalfa,
$e@lO; Compressed, $s@ll 90: Stock, $7@9 p
| ton. v
sTRAw-ouoted at b5@s71acS bale.
| MILLSTUFFS-Ground and Rolled BarIev ia
qnoiable at SIS 50@l7 so: oilcske Meal. S37 so
Rye Meal. &c y 10; Graham Flour. &c: Ustmsal
! 414c = 10: Dat Greats. &c: Cracked Wheat 3I,c.
Buekwheat Flour. 6@612c; Pearl Barley. 4@4Iac
SEEDs-Yellow Mustard, 2l5@3e: Trieste. ga
9219c y 70 native Brown 1902 20 p ctI; FLAX.
| 1898 % q ctl; Canary, 414c p 10; Alfalfa 10
| S1ae 2 70: Rape. ls4@2i4c; Hemp, 80. p n.
| DRIED PEAS-Biackeye. 81 6O6@l IS q CT !;
! b%@5szc p H.
| BUOKwHEAT-Quoted 81 1901 20 p ell
CORNMEAi, ETC-Tabie Meal 21%6D3c . n
| Feed Corn, $2O@2i; Cracked Corn, $40 5Oa2l SO
| 2 ton: Hominy. 41ac p u.
| BEANs-Sal of fancy small white at the top
| figure. BayOs. 81 so@2 10: Pea So 1912 25 q
CT; Large white, s29z $: Small White, S202 5;
! Pank ~ 5n@1 90; Reds. 81 1901 SO; Limas.
| $2@2 10: Buffers. 81 6OQI so ctl for small
and$ Is for large
/ POTAIOES-Arrivals continue large and the
] matket j. easy. Oregon Burbsnks 6Ol0S5c p ctI
oregon Garnet Chiies, 50Q55c: Sweets 75c0sl;
Early Rose 4u06Oc: Salinas Burbanks. 10000;
| ctL