The morning call., 1894-06-27
2Ss4d; French Rentes 1o0f 70c. Bullion into
Bank OF England. El4 900.
Produce Market.

2sS.d French Rentes Io0f 7Oc Bullion into
Bank OF England. 4l4 900.
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Steady Moderate demand Net cash
prices as follows: Family extras. So 40@9 so;
Bakers extras. So 3O@5 40; superfne. 81 BOG
Q 10 p bbl
WHEAT FREIGHTS- Continue dull as to spot
business at 25s as nominal rate. The chartered
Wheat feet In port has registered tonnage OF
1880. against IA 600 tons on the same date last
year; disengaged, 90 600 tons. against 62 00U; on
the way to this port 262. 900 tons. against 229.-
SEQ tons.
wHEAT-The Indian Wheat crop is officially
set down at 10000 600 bushels short OF the crop
OF 1898. This is quite a shortage. Choice milling
lots in demand at full figures. but there is lit
tie doing on cali board or shipping account. No.
l, s714@9oc y cti; choice, 921sc p ctl; lower
grades, 75@s6c: extra choice for milling. 81 0212
9l 10 r CT.
GALE BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION 10 o'cIock-December-
400 tons. 81 l07s 1000. 81 IL 90
tons 81 1913: 500. 81 1854 500. 81 1855. Seller
ga new-lO0, 81 02Is.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 100 tons,
BARLEY-Feed is not overhrm. as the new crop
Is now coming forward brewing descriptions are
9oll; a as od the p brewers are vel s1ppIed; NO;
coast, S21ac: Brewi G, 95e@Sl q ctl.
CALL BoARp SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION 10 O'Clock - December
REGULAR MoRNINs SESSION December -
500 500 tons; elksc: 500, 9le; m 100, s1$sc' 400
i5SS iS6S Sac SOV Ausust~lOo, s2c- 0''' . N'' ~"
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 500 tons.
slSsc 400. 9119c; 100 s19sc
ings Milling are quotahle at 81 2OCGl 2712; fancy
Feed 81 2 227129i 80 2 etl: good TO t6Sa eh0lcs, e
ctl Red. nominal Black. nominal; Gray, 81 10
@1 70: Surprise. s. 35Gl 40 q ctL
OoRN-Not much business onerinas are ample ample
for current needs ana the feeling is weak Large
yellow. 81 2o@l 2s: Small Round Yellow, 81 80
@l SO; White, 81 S21a@l 371s p ctl.
weaken the market. Quoted at 95c0Sl q otl.
BRAN-Fim at sl6 5O@ls p ton.
MIDDLINGS-tirma al SI9 5G@2O so d ton.
HAY-Meak, with free arrivals Compressed is
wanted for export but other descriptions are dun
Damaged Hay sells down to $7@s. We quote new
Wirebound hay sells 81 p ton below the follow.
ing wholesale quotations for ropebound: Old
ley, SIO@l2 so; oat, Sl2@I3; Alfalfa, slO@1li
Clover $109l2; Compressed, sll b0@l4 30; Stock
SS9l0 so q ton.
STRkwEQuoted at 7o@sOc p bale.
MlLLSTUFFS - Ground aud Rolled Barley
S2l 30 @22 . ton; oileaKe Meal, $35 = ton
$50 p ton; Rye Flour, 3isc = ID; Rye Meal,
SC q 10; Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 4b4c 70;
oat Greats. sc: CracEed Wheat, 312e Buckwh eat
Flour, sc: Pear Barley, 4I4 4@4s4c = 10
CKWHEAT-Quoted at 81 1U(9l 20 . ctl,
Corn. S26 50(G27 so; Cracked Corn, S27928 3
ton; HominY. 41@@4s4c = ID.
SEEDS-No change in prices. Business is very
2$4c; native Brown, 81 26@2 SO: FLAX. sS25 . I
Canary. 3@4e y ID; Alfalfa. 10I29l2c; Rape, "a
212c: Hemp. 3S49414c p ib.
DRIED PEAe-COntiuue nominal. as usual
Blackeye. 81 6O@l 65 p etl: Niles, 81 509l 75
Green 81 45@l so; Split Peas. 61ac p II.
nomnal. Bayos, 81 4 o. 40: Small Whites. 50 AZ
o. SO; Pink 81 e0@l ! 5; Pea, 81 3o92 SO; Large
SS 25@S 40: Buffers, 81 S5@2 for small aud S.
az 20 for large
PUTAToEs-Price continue low. the marke
being we'll stocked. New Garnet ChIieS, 50S95c
New ; arly Rose, 3O645c IN SKIS and 35@66c p CT
IN boxes: new Peerless Burbanks and EARLY Good
rich. SU@s0c p ctl in SACKS and 4Uc9$f in boxes
Ola Potatoes are nominal
ONIONS-Cheap and Plentiful We quote Red
2 6DS5c; White 4O@60c q ct.
BUTTER-StOcks re large and the tone OF The
marKet is easy. Creamery descriptions are ouot
able at le9 &c = 10; Dairy squares, log &c: fame!
Dairy rolls isGl5c: good TO choice. ! oDlsc; com
mon TO fair, 12G 214c; store Butter, ll1l213c.
CH Else - Wea er again. Stocks are liberal
Good To choice mild new quotabie al S1 s1sc: ordi
nary. 7071ae; Young Americas 91l0c; Eastern
149l5c; Western. 1l9l 12c p 10
PUULTRY-Everything on the list is weak
Turkeys are quotahls at lOalSc = 10 for GoU
blers. 1l@l8c p u for Hens; Geese. ? pair
dozen for old. and sSe6 so for young: Hens
$S 50gl so; Roosters. young, 50 5o@1 So; do old
large. and 81 o0@2 so for small; Pigeons, 81 25e
SO ? doz for young, and 81 25@l 90 for old.
GAME-NomlnaI.
EGGs-ChGIce ranch are steadily decreasing Il
supply, though there are plenty here yet. som
nne Eastern Will be on the market after III
lll4Gl215c q doz: California store Eggs. 119l4
p doz; ranch Eggs ttg l71@c, with some sale
higher; Duck Eggs. l6sl7c = doz
quora0le at IO1h@ll1ac {. 10 for bright ana sa
eGtraeteG, ei4S7c > NJ liant S@6-r Hi%Is EXTRACTED
612@6c; dark amber extracted. 4a&@5lAc p IN.
- ESM MAAzQqoted At 24@2be = u
var
/ steady. Good ApricOts sell without difficulty
| Black Cherries are slowly improving, but whites
| Reds ana Royal Anne are plentiful and dull FIg
are declining under increasing receipts. Their
plenty of Apples and Pears on the msrke
4o675c p basket Pears. 2s06oc y box and /
| @530e p basket: Plnms. 4Oc1 Il p box aud 25@SO
| 2 basket: Cherry Plums, l6tG3Oc 3 drawer: Royi
! ApricotS. 30430c e box and 20@3Gc q basket an
| $40 p ton in bu.k: Cherries. in drawers. 25sS46
! for fair to fancy Black and 15925c 2 bx for Whit
and 25G4Oc for Royal Anne; Cherries IN bull
&c = II for Black aud &c = n for Royal Anne; Al
pies, l5@5Oc q small box, 4Oc(dSl in large box6
and 12k 95Ue 2 basket: BACK Figs. Z6G5Oc fo
| White Figs, 25@4Oc p box Tor ngle-layeTs an
| 66c for double-layerG
| stock and cheap Blackberries' S3@s5 2 chest: Cul
| rants, s bO@2 so q chest; Gooseberries, 1s91e
70 for gn common lg2e PIC for qTsgSn Inpreys eve
. p chest; Strawberries. S3G5 . chest for larg
berries and ssglo for Longworths;
and pien liul oranges are dull and nomina
Mediterranean Sweet Oranges are quotabIe q
| 81 25@2 p box; Seedlings. $l@l 76 p box
! Sicily Lemons, -; California Lemons, 50cG
| 81 25 for common, and 81 50Q2 FOR good {
choice: Mexican Lines, SO = box; Hananas, 81 5
| az so = bunch: Pineapples- $2ss so y doz
DRIED FRUIrS-BeYond the bids or S15c b
Eastern buyers FOR July Apricots there is no tai
| OF futures. Peaches and Prunes are not eve
mentioned. The market never dulsl
! Pears are quotable at 6E1Se = ID for bleaehe
| halves and 2t04c for quartsred; Apples. 6@6 -
| for quartered, 6IE97c for sliced and 9@IIc 10
| eyspOTated; Bleached Peaches LOG lI2c; sur
| dried Peaches. 7@6e Apricots nomin2l Prunel
| h6151ac for the four sizes. and 31eG4c y n 70
| all; PIums, A@5c for Pltted and 1ac for Ut
pitted; Figs. black, 3t94e for pressed and l1&G2
! for Impressed
! RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES - NOthin
doing in futures, and spot trade is simply ma
! All values are nominal. California Layers ar
! quotable at 60e4sl p box: loose MuScAteIs I
/ boxes. 50075o; California clusters. 81 2b9l So
! No. loose. IN sucks, 21aG13c y 10: No. 2 Ioost
| 2A@2i5c: Dried Grapes. l1291Ac.
! NUTS Futures are not yet mentioned. SpC
quotations continue wholly nominal. walnut
quotable at eA711c for hardshen. s91ec
! u for softshen aHd SG9c y II for paper-shel
| softsbel Almonds, 10Gllc; hardshell do, 6G77C
| paper-shell, ll124l21Se p 10: Peanuts, 3@4c
! n for domestic; ickory suits. 506c: Pecan
&c for rough and SGloc 2 u for polished; Fl
| berts. l0@l01ac: Brazil Nuts, S69c q d; Cocoi
nuts $3.50 30 = 100.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rhubarb wi
soon be gone Peas and Beans continue chea
| tnue TO cheaper. Corn is steady Green Okra
on tue market at soc p 10 Green Peppers are
! larScr supply and lower. Green Corn is QUO
able at 7bc0Sl rs - sack and sM2Oc = doEe