The morning call., 1894-05-09

229, consisting IF Sl72,6l4 in Mexican Dollars,
S26l6 in Golo Coin and SIS 600 in Silver Bars.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-No further change Net cash prices are
as follows: Family extras, So 6O@aS 10: Bakers
extras, 81 b0D3 so: superfine. 81 7U@3 p bbI.
WHEAT FREIGHpS - Continue neglected at
nominal rates. Should Wheat decline to the parity
of foreign markets, however, the shippers Will once
more have opportunity to resume expectation
The chartered wheat feet IN port has registered
tonnage of $3.50, against $4,000 tons on the same
date last year; disengaged 81, 400 tons, against
79,300: on the way to this port. 242 800 TONS
against 229 700.
WHEAT-Spot Wheat declined again yesterday
m orning and is now pretty close 10 the exporting
point. from which it has been separated so long
Futures declined no further The foreign mar
kets were off all around We quote No. /.
for Call Board purposes 95@9614c. For ship
ping account, No. l. s21ac p ctl; choice, 1884 :;
lower grades, Z @90c; extra choice for milling,
81 U5@1 10 2 etl.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION. Oo'elock-December-6OO
tons. 81 Il; Zoe. ST. ll14; 1900. 81 llB.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-3s $500
81 iHi i15s: $500. 81 ia. May 90, CSC WV
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 200 tons
81 rs; 2200, 81 lls4. Seller 's4. new - 100,
BAREEY-Futures recovered some of the lost
ground yesterday morning. and spot prices were
frm In sympathy. CALI No. Eeeu, 81 1uI1 1912
81 o7l4@i 0ss.; Brewing. s. l71s@l 20 = ctl
GALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - December
100 tons. 81 II; loU, 81 1885, 800. 81 17s4 100,
REGULAR MoRNING sEssIoN-Decem ber-2OO
tons. 81 1875: 600. 81 l71s; 4UO. 81 Is; 300.
AFrERNooN SESSION = December = 100 tons.
81 nv: 5: 100, 81 i71s. 0''
oAis-oferings are liberal. but there Is de-
af . unnrn md fhsf faa al no thar.
Feed Feed 81 I'D s.1s Ct: GOOD IL to choice naee
! l5; Red nominal; Back, 81 lo@l 25; Gray.
81 1212@1 2212; Surprise. 81 3719@ 4212 p cfl.
These continued heavy receipts keep the market
> ctI: small Round Yellow. 81 sOsi sb White,
RYE-Unc6ang ed at 81 171s@l 20 p ctL
BRAN-Quoted al $17@lS y ton.
MIDDLlN6S-Quoted at $1S@2l p ton
HAY he demand and supply about balance at
the moment ana prices therefore do not vary.
The market is quiet. New Wild Oat Hay is
81 p ton below the following wholesale quotations
for ropebound: Wheat Sl4 60@l7 80: Wheat
Oat siS 5o@Ie: Alfarfa. SO 500 2 so: Clover.
$40 6O@l2 80; Compressed, sl2 50@l5 SO: Stock.
sTkAw-Quoted at 7O@s5c . bale.
MlLLsTuFfs 1re1nd and Rolled Bar Barley
s32 so p ton; Rye Flour, 312c q b: Rye
Meal, &c e h Graham Flour, &c: os tneal, 4I4c
q 70; Oat 6roats, &c: Cracked Wheat, 312c; BucH-
wheat Flour &c; Pearl Barley. 414@4% 2 II.
SEEDs-No change: The market IS now quiet
Tslsw Ysi.ss. a @sss5a sc nstiTe Brown g
SO: Flax, SIS rs p ctl; Canary, ste4c 2 ID:
Alfalfa. ll14@iYc; Rape. 2@21ac Hemp, BAG
DRIED PEAS Dull and largely nominal. Black
eye. 81 60@l 65 p ctl; Niles, 81 60@1 70; Green.
81 1S aHfSsdlns at 81 sPs a
ooRNMEAL, ETC TABLE Meal. sg31ae: Feed
Corn: ST 5o@2s so: Cracked Corn, s27@zs p ton:
BEANS . are duh. Prices unchanged Not
much dspOsitiosn. s. to m trade s,, Iayos' s2 s %
2 SO: Small Whites 81 4o@2 65; Pink. 81 80
az O5: Reds, 5: az 20; LinIas, nominal at 50 rs;
Buffers, 81 75 . ctl for small and s2@2 10 for
PoTAToEs-New are weak. but good old Pora-
5OcGsI rs: Oregon BnrbanRs. 65@s6c; Early
Rose, 25@36c: River Burbanks, 4O@60c; River
ONIONS he marx ct continues to decline under
stes dily increasing receipts. We quote new Red,
9Oc@sl: old s2@2 25 p ctL
Creamery, ls920c; Dairy squares a S1ac: fancy
Dairy rolls, 1e(9le1ac; goodto choice. l60II71ac:
common TO fair, l5@1512c; store Butter. l21a@
CHEESE Firm aud in lighter stock Good
to choice mild new. s1s@s1ke . N: ordinary 20
sc > 10; Young Americas. 9@lU q ID: Eastern,
14@16c: Western. l2@l3 &c p 10.
POULTRY The m rket SHOWS little change
from last week. being he vly stock d, dull and
weak Nothing firm except young BOOSTERS
and Fryers Live turkeys are .euotable
Hens; Geese, p pair, $ipI rs: Goslings. 81 500
2; Ducks. Ss@4 y dozen for old and s5@6 so for
young; Hens 50 1904 so; BOOSTERS. young ST so
@s: do old. IS 2f@i y OF: tryers. se07 Broiers.
S5@6 p doz for large and 81 2593 so for small;
Pigeons, 81 7502 . doz for young and So bo@
2 10 fer old.
GAME-Hare ana Rabbits nominal.
EGGs-steady There is no scarcity. though.
nor is there ikeyto be just yet Calf rnia store
Eggs 13@14c p dozeu: ranch Eggs. @l71ac q
doz Duck Eggs l5@lec p dozen
HONEY-k- sy ara quiet AT lower range OF
values than prevailed week OF ten d VS. ago
Comb is quotabe at 1O1h@llIac p ID for
bright and 9@l0c q n for dark to light amber;
5@5l4c: dark a nber extracted. 4@5c y ID.
BEkSwAX-Qroted at 24@2hc T. n.
ORCHARD FRUITS-CnerTies are lower and slow
OF sale. A good many are carried over every day.
Yeste days receipts were 1894 boxes Quotable
at 75t G$l 50 for fair tochoce and 25Go5c for
mon: apples. SIG SO y box.
BEkRIES-Louldin Island strawberries arrive
in bad order and go below quotations. Gooseber-
ries are dull at 3u@auc p drawer. Bsspberries,
75c@Sl r drawer. eceipts OF strawberries were
SIS chests. selling at se@S y chest for Long
worths IN baskets. $7Qs for Longworths In loose
drawers and (97 Tor large berries.
CITRUS FRUlTS-Orahges in the open mar
ket are quoted as fol ows: GOOD to choice Nav
els S2G13 q box: No. Naves. 81 60@l 75:
fair to choice Seedlings. Sl@l 81 2 box. Sicily
lemons S415 y box; CaIifori ia Lemons, SIG rs
y box for common. and S. 5 az so p box for
good t. choice: Mexica Lines. $4 so n box;
Bananas, 81 5O@2 80 v bunch; Pineapples. 81 SO
DRIED FRUITs-If prunes keep on dropping
at tneir resent rate. the crop will not be very
the .verest sufferer. Pt aches and Apricots will
probably be good average crop. though the latter
will be- short IN some districts he m rket Is dull
all around now and rather weakish as the Eastern
demand is satisfied for the moment All dealers
expect TO clean up before the new crop arrives.
however.