The morning call., 1894-05-11
Exchange and Bullion.
Prndnce Market.

Produce Market.
FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras So COOS 10: Bakers extras, $5 b0g3 80;
superine. 81 70@3 p Dbl.
WHEAT-There was another drop in futures
yesterday. and foreign quotations lower all
around spot Wheat participated in the decline.
We quote No. l. for Call Board purposes 93%@
95c. Tor shipping account No !. SO@9212c v ctI;
lower grades. 75@85c; extra choice for milling,
Sl@1 10 z cs
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO O'Clock Deeember-20O
tons. 81 1919; zoe. ST 1l14; 200, 81 1l18; 200.
81 II; lcUO, 81 o6s 100. ST. lOs4: 800. 81 lO1a.
REGULAR MORNING SEsSIoN-December-20O
tons. 81 l09s; 1900. 81 lOas; 700, 81 1914; 100,
81 lO1s; 2lO0, 81 l01a.
81 II: 100. 81 1O$4; zoe. 81 l11s; 100. 81 1913.
Seller 's4. new-lOO 81 O313; 500. 81 O35s; 100.
81 O34.
BARIEY-Futures were lower yesterday morn
ing and spot grain was weak in sympathy. NO.
Feed. 81 0SS4 O. 10 p etl: choice bright do,
81 121a; dark Coast, 81 O714; Brewing. 81 15@
GALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - December
700 tons, 81 10; lOO 81 1875; 100, 81 1885; 1900
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-I4o
tons. 81 1873; 100, 81 l63s; 7oe 81 l6
ST. 1914; 200, 81 1873; ZOO 81 l6; 100, 81 IS rs ;
lOG, 81 1884 100 81 1858.
OATS-No further change. but the market Is
weak Milling, 81 221aGI 321a 2 ctl; fancy
Feed. 81 3O@l 35 2 ctl: good to choice. 81 l71e
al 30 3 ctI: common to far, 81 Ob@l l2l4 =
ct; Red, nominal; Black. nominal Gray 81 10
al 221a; Surprise. 81 4O@l 45 p ctI.
CoRN-1n heavy receipt dull and weak. Large
81 300 80: White, 81 25@l 80 p ctI.
RYE-Easler at 81 lt@l l712 p ctl
BRAN.Lower at $16 oo@1a 81 p ton.
HAY-PrIces of soc all around. New Wild
oat Hay. $ls@l3 so p toI. Wirebound Hay sells
81 p ton below the following wholesale quotations
for ropebound: whest, Sl4@l7 o TN; Wheat
and Oat, $l2@lb; Barley, $1lgl3 so ton.
I o ad Ks "a ton
srkAW-Quoted at 7o@s5c p bale:
MILLsTUFFS Ground aud Rolled Barley
wholesale ana $40 jobbiDg: Cottonseed ocake.
sS2 so 2 ton; Rye Flour. She . ID; Rye
; ID: 0at Groats, Sc: Cracked Wheat, 31Sc Buck
wheat Flour, SC; Pearl Barley. 414@4sz p II.
CoRSMEAL. ET6WTabie Meal. So Sikc: Feed
Corn, S27 50@28 SO: Cracked Corn, S27@ZS q ton:
HSminy, 44gS44e , p n :. o+., sa,,l
Trieste, 21c@24c z n; native Brown So 2a@
2 so; Flax, SO 70 q ctI Canary, 3@4c 2 n:
Alfalfa: 1l12@l'e; Rape, 2@21ac; Hemp, 3s4@
DRIED PEAS Blackeye. 81 COOL 65 p ctI:
Niles, 81 50@l 70: Green. 81 6u@2. according to
quality Split Peas, 519c
BEANs-Quiet and easy. Bsyos. 81 5U@2 e5:
Pea. So 35@2 80: Large Whites, So 40@2 so:
Small Whites. 81 4U02 IS: Pink 81 9Og2 05 /;
Reds, $. az 25 Limas nominal at IS 25 Buffers,
81 75 q ctl for small and s2@2 o FOR large
POTAT0ES-Showed little change yesterday.
New Potatoes quotsbe at 6Oc@sl 1871: Sweets
50cW$1 p ctl; oregon Bnrbanks. 65@9bc; Early
Rose, 2e@3oc: River BurDanks, 4Ogb0c; River
Reds 25D35c 2 sack.
ONIONS-Contnue TO decline. We quote new
Red, 70gs5c: old 81 5oG2 Q ctl.
BUTTER-No change in any description. Cream
cry. ls@20c p 10 Dairy squares. 1e@1S1@c: fancy
Dairy rolls, 1s61lS19c: good 10 choice. 16@I71Sc:
common to fair. l5@1512c; store Butter. I212@
CHEEsE-sready and in fair demand Good. to
choice mild new. 81tiG912c p iD ordinary. 7@sc
= %: Young Americas, 9@lOc p %: Eastern. LAG
16c: Western. 124l3c.
POULTRY-Three cars astern arrived yester
day and sales were made at lie for Go6olers, lao
l5c FOR Hen Turkeys. So for Ducks, 81 for Geese
$5@7 for Hens and $4 SO for old Roosters Cali
forria stock was unchanged as follows: Live Tur-
keys. 9@lOc for Gobblers lO@1lc p u for Hens:
Geese, p pair. $l@1 20: Goslings- 81 ou@
2; Ducks. s3@4 y dozen for old and 1907 for
young; Hens s3(a4 so: BOOSTERS. young. 81 so
az: do old 50 2s64 p doz: Fryers. s6@1 :Broilers
$5@6 p doz for large and s2 25@3 so for small:
Pigeons 81 1902 o doz for young and so o0@
GAME-Nominal.
EGOS-Steady. Eastern are on the market at
15c. California Eggs, 13@15c p dozen: ranch
Eggs, @l71ac: Duck Eggs. 15@lscR . dozen
-oAEl-Comb quotab at lO1a@l11ac p ID for
bright and s@1Oc z ID for dark to light amber:
5@5Izc: dark amber extracted. 4@a5c q 10.
BEESwAX-Quoted at 2402bc q 10
ORCHARD FRUITS - Yesterdays receipts OF
Cherries were 837 boxes. selling slowly at 65c@
81 % for fair TO choice and 25@5Oc for common;
Apples, sl@g2 so p box
Gooseberries are neglected. Arrivals of RaspDer
r1es very small Gooseberrles, 25@13hc p
Of strawberries were 523 chests selling at s5@6 p
chest for Longworths In baskets. S6@S for Long
worths in loose drawers and as tor large berries.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges in the open market
are quoted as follows: Good to choice Navels, $40
y box: No. 2 Navels. 81 60@l rs p box;
Lemons, s4@5 p box; California Lemons, sl@l rs
p box for common, and 81 5t02 so p box for
good to choice: Mexican Lines. 50 50 a box;
Bananas, 81 5O@2 so o bunch; Pineapples. 81 30
as SO y doZ
DRIED FRUITs-Is now appears that the Prune
destroyed. but those on hill lands are thus far es
Gaping with less damage. This shows the dlsad-
van Syan,age OF planting orcharas In yaneys I.e mar
imminent. The prospects are now for a large
crop OF Peaches and Apricots. Pears euotable at
69oc . 10 for bleacned halves and .(G4c for quar-
tered; Apples. 61aC0712c y ID for quartered, 70
713c for sliced and 9@1lc for evaporated;
Bleached Peaches. 10 21sc: sun-dried Peaches,
s@sc; Apricots nominal: Fruues, bIa@ec FOR the
tour sizes and 4A@514c for small; Plums 5@6c
for pitted and 2@scfor unpitted; Figs Black, SO
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Hereafter all
forei<n names will be dropped from California
tions. as follows: California Layers. 60c@s1 loose
huseatels In bxS. 5O@75c; clusters, 81 25@l so;
90 59ose' n,s IN sacks, alagse 10 No. loose,
NUTS-Walnuts, 6@7I5c Tor hardshelI, S19c
for softsheIl. and s@sc % ID for paper shell; soft
paDer-shell. 1l1a@l215c q h: Peanuts, 3Qo4c p
10 for domestic; Hickory Nuts, 616c: Pecans, 5G9
berts lO@iO15c: Prazil Nuts, eGgc ~ N: Cocoa
nuts. S5GD5 SO - 100.
vEeE IABLEs-Y esterday's market was duh
and featureiess Arrivals included ll12 boxes
Asparagus. 601 boxes Rhubarb. 545 sacks
Peas aud rs sacks beans. Cucumbers quotabie NJ
40G50e for common and 5Oc4sl p dozen for hot-
house; Rhuoarb. 25@60c p b1: Green Peppers,
% 70: Asparagus. 25c@si q box Tor common
to choice and $lQ1l 70 fer fancy: summer SQUASH
- Q box: Los Angeles Tomatoes, sl@a2 so p boz:
Green Peas. SIG 70 . sack; Alameda Peas. 2I40
zIac p 10 String Beans. 41ic p ID: Golden Wax
Beans, 5G7c p NJ; Marrowrat squash, $20@25
p ton; Cabbage 35@40c y ctI; Feed Carrots, $50
4Oc p ct: Garlic. 11a@93c q n.
PR0VISlONS-TEe New York circular OF Clapp
Il Co says Packers apparently continue in full
control OF the market. both for cash and futures
The export and domestic demand continues large
enough to prevent any increase IN stocks The
of live hogs to packing centers has
fallen of and Is recently less per week than year
ago Average weight Tor April was 226 fDs
against 225 a year ago. Packers and Provision
brokers seem to favor short sales for distant de-
livery believing prices win be much lower the
coming fall he contract stock OF PORK In Chica-
go is but 70,l56 bbls: contract Lard but 4Ose
ticrces; Short Ribs but 6.79.679 fDs This is about
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