The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-19
Exchange and RuIIio
Produce Mar eft.

FLOUR-Prces show no disturbance. Net cash
prices as follows: Family extras. SO 25a3 IS;
Bakers extras, SO 1903 20; supeTfne, So $500 6U
p bbl.
The chartered wheat feet in port has egstered
tonnage OF 1920, against Z 800 tons on the
same date last year; disengaged, $1,000 tons
against 5000: on the way TO this DorL. 226,5OO
tons, against 230,3 300
wHEAI-The Argentine Republic is expected
to produce the largest crop yet this coming year
as a greater acreage is being seeded than eve
before. I he prospect locally is blue. At the
present rate of export we will not touch our 1894
crop before January !, which Will mean = large
carry-over next year.
Futures nave been rising for a day or SO and the
and Liyerpool also report stronger markets.
No. /, SOGSl14c q ctl: choice. S212c: lower
Ss99Uc q ctl walla walla Wheat, 7O@72Isc for
fair average. 6O@55c for No. and 40950c z ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-December-
800 tons. s734c; 800. S7zsc; ZOO $50. Msy-llOO,
96l3c; 600, 9o%4c; 400 $3.50.
REGULAE MORNING SEssIoN-May-l0O tons.
97Hsc: 400, 975sc 500. 81 1ac: 400, 97Slsc: 100.
&c. December-sO0, ssksc: 2UOO. e81ac; 200,
AFTERNOON SEssIoN : December 200 tons.
8oc; 200, ss14c. May-500, s71sc; 14OO, 9714c
any consequence for week. Trade is fair and
offerings about meet the demand standard
Tor ordinary and Si14@s2lc for choice Drts INT
Brewing So@90c . cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION 10 acknowledgements -
100 tons. S65sc; 800, S6s4c.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-2OU tons.
9214c. December-600, SIC: 5OO, S71sc; 800.
$3.50.
AFTERNOON SESSION December-100 tons,
S65sc; 200. S612c.
OATS Business continues dull and there are
plenty OF Oats on hand TO meet all current
necessities. Milling are Quotablo at 81 l2121
1 l742 . ell; fancy Feed, $ O5@l 10; good TO
choice, 971a 9sl 021a; common TO far. sOgs5c;
Red. nominal. Black, nominal; Gray, 95cGsl: sur.
prise. 81 l21s9l 1742 p ct.
COkN-UH<rIngs are small and holders are firm,
but trade is not brisk. Large Yellow quotable at
81 90: small Round Yellow, 81 2712@1 30; White.
RYE The improved prices are easily maintained
and the market is now IN very fair seape at S21a@
BRAN-ouotsd at s1s@l4 q ton.
MIDDLI>GS-Quoted at SIS b0@i7 SO p ton.
HhY-Tbose who have not made study of the
commercial and agricultural stats tics furn he'd
by the United States Government may be sur
prised to learn that the yield of Hay In 1893 ex-
more than double the value of the cotton wheat
crops, and nearly fifteen times greater than that
producing st ties. the average value annually
being more than $50, 100000.
The market is well supplied. fairly active and un-
changed. Wheat. $s9iZ y ton; Wheat and oat, SO
oil; Barley, $6(99 50; Dat. $S@ll; Alfalfa,
s. 50@9 so; clover. Ss@1l; Compressed, S7@ll;
STRxWDQnoted at 5O@60c p bale.
MILLSTUFF S-6round aud Rolled BARLEY quot
S s!s Se@ saS e oSS sss
oilcake. $50 p ton; Rye Flour, sac p ID; Rye
Meal, Sc p u: Graham Flour, Sc: Oatmeal, Al C
p %; Oat Groats, &c: Cracked Wheat, 3l2c: BUCK
wheat Flour, Sc Pear Barley, 414@4s4c y 10.
observation-disclosures at 95c@Sl % y cti.
CORN MEAL, ETC.-Table Meal. 3C1 flac, Feed
Corn $27@2S: Cracked Corn, $27 5O928 so q
ton; Hominy. 415@454c , 10.
SEEDS-MGstaTd and Alfalfa are quiet and
weak. yellow Mustard IS quotab'e at 50 rs
o. 80 q ctl: Trieste 80 5G@2 80 p ctl :
Native Brown. 2@2lc 2 10: Flax, SO rs p ctl;
canary. 3G4e 2 n; Alfalfa. &c: Rape, l34@214c;
Hemp, 3s4 @4I.c p 10.
DRIED PEAS-N nominal split Peas. 5L2c p n.
BEANS-Are quiet at the recently revised
prices. Arrivals are not heavy Bayos. 81 75@l go
ell: Small Whites, 81 4092 50 p Ell; PINK,
81 5O@l 90 p eti; Pea 81 5O@12 10 p ctI: Large
Whites. 81 4U92 80; Reds, 81; Lima SAGA %:
Buiters, 81 7o92 for small and $2@2 10 q ctl for
large.
PARTNERSHIPS higher and the other
kinds are rather firm than otherwise sweets
are gu table at SIG IS D ctl; Garnet Chiles
3594Oc " ctl; Early Rose, 250SOc p ctI: River
ke1s. 4O0oUc y cu: Burbanks, 3O@95Oc y ctl;
Salinas Buruanks, 60@sOc "a ctI.
ONIOhS-in ample supply and weak at 4o05Oc
p ctl.
BUTTER-The market is unsettled and sensi-
tive. While prices are higher than they were there
Is more Butter on hand and there is general be-
lief that decline rs imminent. Since the market
went buyers have turned their attent on to salt
descriptions, and IL this demand is kept up fresh
Butter viii probably fall back again. Creamery
descriptions, 2S4S2c = u; Dairy squares 25d2Sc