The morning call., 1894-07-11
Produce Market.


staguated by the strike. Net cash prices are as
follows: Family extras. SO 40@3 so; Bakers ex-
tras So 500 40; superfne, 81 50t02 rs y Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGH1S-Are nominaIly 25s but
charterers hold aloof owing to the strike hence
there is business. The chartered wheat feet in
port has registered tonnage of 2l,U0O against
1900 tons on the same date last year; olsen
gagged. 54 200 tons, against ST, 800; the way to
this port PA 900 tons, against 22S 900.
WHEAT-Shipping descriptions continue nomi-
nal. There is good demand for milling but it is
SC arce owing TO the railway tie-up Futures are
slow and aItos ether the market Is dull No. quo
table at s712@9oc 2 ctl; choice 9212c q ell;
lower grades 75GS5e; extra choice for milling,
81 O2A2@l 10 = ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 acknowledgements
REGuLAR MoRNING SEssIoN-December-51O
tons, 81 O678; 800. ~ OF. May 100, 81 II.
DeeemUer-2OO, 81 0714; 100, 81 O7$s; 500,
81 075s; 100, 81 OTIS: 900, 81 O7$4; 1900,
BAkLEY-Is firm at the improved prices, but
business is dull, Offerings are moderate. Old
Feed, 90@9l14; new Feed, s5@8712c, according
to color: Brewing, 95c@si new do, for shipment
nominal
informal SEssIoN-IO o'cloCk-.No sales.
REGULAR MoRNING tssIoN-December-20
tons. 94i4c; 200. 941sc, 300 931sc; 400, 94c
Seller ga, new-lO0, S61sc: 100, soAc;
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-December-00 TONS
OATS Dealers report trade at standstill and
al p9na M Faas are 81 Ia sS
ctI good to choice, 171. al 20 q ctl; common
to fair, 81 0z12@1 10; Red, nominal; Black, nom
p ell.
CORN-HardIy any demand, even in jobbing
Round Yellow, 81 3212; White, 81 9l as q
ctl.
slow ana quotations are nominal at 95S9712c q
ctl for old and 5000 ~ for new.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted at j. 8 5U61 / q ton.
HAY-Choice Wheat is firm. GOOD Oat Hay is
steady. Barley and Alfalfa from the river are
coming in weedy and both are lower and weak in
consequence. Wheat Sl2 5U@l5 q ton: Wheat
and oS. sl2@i4 5 50 dB ar $o9s 3a5 SIG
sTRAW-Quoted at 70@S0e = bale.
MILLS IUttS-Gro una and Rolled Barley
wholesale ana jobbing, s37 30; Cottonseed OF.
Saks $50 p ton; Eye Ron rio our 5hSC 2 10; Rye Meal
DAT GroAts sc: Cracked W neat, 31ac; Euckwheat
Flour SC; Pearl Barley. 414@i34c p 10.
BE6KWHEAT-QuOtedG At s! .i iHSL 20 p c H.o,
Corn s26 50@ 7 80; Cracked Corn, s27@2s p
ton Hominy, 412@4$4 p II.
@234c: native Brown 81 Boz so; Flax 1872 q
ctI Canary, 39ic p 10 Alfalfa, l01aNl2c; Rape,
2@ GKiED HfRp 5gcy g. sO@l So ct
Niles, 81 5o@l 70: Green 81 46@l so; Split
Whites, which are in fair request. Bayos, So ESQ
3d. Small Whites. 81 4o@ IS; Pink. 81 50
49, So k Rsn c 4? L haass s. S0ss BUG
tiers, 81 S59Z for small, and $2@2 20 for large
PoTAl OEs-The market is steady under
81 QD7Oc 2 ctl New Early r Sc, 35@6pc q ctl in
sacSs and 6O@o5c p ctI IN boxes; new. Peerless,
BurbanSs and Early Goodrich, 100000 q ctl in
sacks ana 50c9$l 10 In boxes
UNIONs-Msr easier yesterday; Red, 3C@4Oc
p ctl; White, 60@7Oc q ctL
continues dpnrnqgPd
with free stocks. Creamery descriptions are quot
able at l5@17c 2 10 Dairy y t SQUARES l5@l6c;
IL; common 10 fair. l2@ l21ac: store butter, Il@
l212c Z 10.
quotable at s@s14c q ID; ordinary, 7@71ac;
Dung Americas, 9CQl0c; Eastern, l4@l6c; West
ern, l@llhc = 10 nou.
being drawn in by the sharp advance IN prices
The market weakened considerably in conse-
fuTkeys are quotable at 121a@l5c . n for
al 90 bucks s8@S . f a9z "a hens so s4 e. k0ost
S6@7; Brollers, s g6 Tor large and S3@4 for
small; Pigeons, 81 5o@l rs o doz for young and
old.
GAME-Nomnal.
EGGS-Receipts were mueh larger yesterday,
general desire to realize among sellers. break
is imminent any day now eastern from cold
storage, 7@lsc doz; Caiiiorn "a store Eggs, 10
922Iac p doz: ranch Eggs, 24@26c p doz; Duck
H6NES|Comb. To- @ll14c for bright and 90
l0c q ID for dark to light amber: water white ex-
tracted 6I%07c p ID light am Der extracted, 51a
G0bc. dark 1uber extracted. 434(G51 lac u H.
BEESWAX-Quoteda at 24@25c q 10.
uORCHAKD FRUIrS-GOod Peache and ADrcots
are rather steadier. Figs are cheap and generally
overrpe. supplies of Cherries are considerably
reduced and the season Will soon be over. Arr-
walls OF Bartlett Pears, Nectar1nes nd Melons are
small so far Crawford Peaches have appeared,
bringing SOC per box 93 heS boI n1e Do.
S. 80 q box: watermelOns. 81 5OC93 81 per dozen;
Teaches 250l5Oc @ box, and 30, C0i0c D basket;
Pears 25@5oc q box ana Do, 25e per basket:
q IL; Cherry PIums, 15@30o q drawer Royal
ADricots 25035c p box and zC@25c ~ basket
and s O6l5 70 ton In bulk: MocrpSrk Apricots,
35@5Oc y box and 2bG35c q basket; Cherries, in
soc "a hoy for ROYAL Anne: Cherr es in bulk % C
ID for Black and lac p ID for Royal Aune;
Apples 25@lOc p small box, 40C07oc IN large
a hoy. Rack Figs 25S4Uc tor sfngle-layer boxes
and 35no5c for double-layer3; White Figs. 261
35c "a 10 boz for single layers and - for double
layers. .,a-.
BERRIES ETC. he market Continues heavily
stocked with all kinds. Back0errles, 81 5O03 q
Gu st: Currants, 81 5O@3; Raspborries, S2@t
strawhsrries $29t v chest ror large 0erries ana
q mus FRUITS-Sicily Lemons, =; California
Lemons 5UcGl$1 20 for common. anu 81 oOdl2 oO
for good to choice; Mexican LINES, $393 % q
box: Bananas, 81 b0@2 80 q bunch; Pineapples,
HRII d FRUITS-There will be no business
uutl trains are running again. quotations are
wholly nominal. Pears 6@Sc = 10 Tor bleached
halves and 2@4c for quart RED; Apples, o(9o1ac
for ouartered q - 697c FOR sliced and 9@lIc for
eyaporated; Bleached Peaches, august delivery.
nominal: Sundried Apricnts, 7t9Sc p 10 for July
fonr sizes an 3156 &c for small; PIums, 405c for
pitfed and He Tor uDplJted: Figs. black, 3@4c