The morning call., 1894-12-04
Exchange and Bullion.
Produce Market.

FLoUR-ret cash prices are as follows: Family
extras SO AO@3 80 p bbl; Bakers extras, 50 BOG
) 40: superine, So 3002 AS p Dbl.
WHEAT-Is rising steadily ALL over the world.
There of course fluctuations, but every month
sees Wheat higher than at the close OF the preced-
ing month. Business Is brisk, the steady ad-
vance encourages speculation, Yesterdays mar
ket in futures was a fair samrle advancing and
ping Wheat has gone up welia futures No.
l. 941s995f q ctl; choice. 96Ac . ctl; lever
@Sl O5; walIa wala Wheat. s71a0ssslc for
fair average. 90@921ac for choice heavy. S41a@
Soc for No and 65(675c for OF grade.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL. SESSION - 10 O'Clock - Nav - 500
tons S O75s; 900, 81 O715: 800 81 O73s: 1900
81 O714: 1000. 81 or 500, 81 u67s; 2lOO,
REeULAR MORNING "sEss1oN-May-loO tons,
81 0SA; 500. 81 0s: 1000. 81 07Zs; 270U
800, 96c; 100, so1sc.
AFTERNooN SEss foS-M ay-l7oo tons 81 OTIS;
BhRLEY-No change yesterday Feed quorable
at s0@s212c = ctl for ordinary and s3s4 @s5c q
ctl for choice bright; Brewing, SG12@9212c q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1o o'clock-May-1OO tons,
g2S4c.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Nay-lOO tons.
"A AFThENooM sEssIoS-May1loo tons s2!2c:
1872 S24c z09 STsc 9oo s2e il e0o s1c
Decemb r-lOO. s5c
oATs-over 1000 ctls came in yesterday. No
Feed, 81 Obt0l 10 good to choice. 921se@$l; com
mon TO far, S712@90c; Red, 81 OI1a9l is: black.
81 1901 80; Gray, 9219e@$l Surprise. 81 O71s
81 1712 . ctI
COR N-Nothng going on. Offerings are ample
Damp Large Yellow sells down to 81 p ctl Sound
dry lots are quoted as follows: Large Yellow.
81 lOGl 10 p ctl; Small Round Yellow 81 200
l 80; White, ST. POOL 25 p ctl.
RYE-Fariy steady at 9u@95c p ctl.
BRAN-Quoted at $l2 5O1l3 SO q ton.
MIDDLIN GS-.Quoted at "a 5O@1s p ton.
HAY Receipts continue light aud the market is
soc higher. Wheat Is quorahe at S901l3: Wheat
and oat. S9@I2 q ton; Barley, s9@1o so p on;
Compressed. $s@l2; stock. s6@7 so q ton.
sTRAw-Quoted at 50@7oc p bate.
quoted at $ly@l9 bU p ton; OF cake Meal. S3I .
ton wholesale and $5 so jobbing: Cottons eed
otcaks, s9s p ton; Rye Flour, s11c . u; Rye
q 10 Dat Groats. Sc: Cracked Wheat, 31ae; Buck
wheat Flour, SC; Pearl Barley. 414@t&4c = 10.
C0RNMtAL, ETC fable Meal. sa51scc: H Feed
Corn, $2e@26 so: Cracked Corn, $27@27 80 q
SEEDS Yellow mustard, So 4O@2 As . ctl;
Trieste, $230@2 rs p ctl: Native brown. 2@214c
Hs sia5 s51 o s' U sand an g for cd
foTni1 RaPs 2@24c = i s; Hemp nP ssac 2 ~
inal: Split Peas 5Iac p 10.
BEANS-Bayos are quotable at ST 1901 30;
Small Whites, $2@2 so: Pea, 81 2u@2 40 u ctl:
az %: PINK, 81 Iu@l IS; Reds. 81 eO@pI IS:
BIackeys. q 25@a 80: Red Kidney K.n $s@3 70;
and S s5@l 80 p ct for large.
POyATOES-Sweets are auotable at bO@6Oc
q ct, " sacks ana e5@7Sc 2 Ct! in boxes. Early
@35c: oregon hurbankS, 4O@Ibc Salinas Bur
oNio%SWouot d at 5o@65c p ctl. Hardly any
coming in.
BUTTER-Dairy descriptions are very weak.
CreamerieS keephairly steady. Creamery deScrfp-
lions. 2lM24c; fancy Dairy 10000; good to
choice, 1a@Isc; store butter. 13@I4c: picked
roll nominal; irkin l6@l6c p ID; creamery tub.
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new 1O@l1c p
n; s9se NJ m3ang A@erica noe
POULTRY-1here were neither dressed nor live
Turkeys OF any consequence on the market yester-
day California Poultry is quoted as follows Live
Turkeys - for Gobblers. - for Hens; Dressed Tur-
keys. =: Geese. . pair, II 5o@ 70; Ducks. So 30
as: Hens, s3 6O@4 80: BOOSTERS. young, SO 500
SO q doz: do, OLD, S3 50@4 q doz: Fryers SO Sos
BruIers. 1908 SO for large and 81 so for small:
Pigeons. 81 25@l 6O p dozen for young, and
$l@8l rs for old.
GAME-Prices showed change of any conse.
YESTERDAY Quail 81 so@ 10; Msard
Tel. Sl01 20; Widgeon, 81 SOL so; small Duck
s1@1 rs; GRAY Geese, SOP 20; White Geese. 75c@
/ SO for Cottoatails and sl@l IS p dog FOR small.
trade is therefore slow. Eastern. 23@25c for cold
storage. .6027c for good to choice fresh and 27ls
ranch Eggs. 36t@4Uc p doz, with sales OF fancy
brands even CHER
tracted. 797Mc: light amber extracted, 51a006c;
dark amber. 5(051ac p 10.
BEkSWAX-Quoteda at 24026c % q.
ORCHARD FRUITS-De4.eis are asking an ad-
vance for fancy Befowers-say 76@s6c--buf
they easy to sell at these prices. Lady Ap-
pls, 81 5O@2 box. Persimmons. 40c@Sl:
Ounces. 25t940c; Pears, 25@5Uc; Apples. 60as5c
y box for choice TO fancy, 35@50c for common to
good aud 9ue@Sl rs for sound large >ptzenbergs.
GRAPES-Du and weak. The weather is too
cold for Grapes Cornichon quotsble at 40@50c q
box: Baes grapes. 35@50c; Muscats. 81 @60c;
Verdels. 50@b0c u box; Tokays. 35@5Oc " box,
according to color; crates sell higher than boxes.
BERRI GS-There were no receipts of Raspber-
ries or Longwortbs Yesterday. New Jersey Gran
berries 81 50@l2 % Dbl; Oregon CranDerries Sill
~ bb; Raspberrios. - p chest: Straw berries,
So 50@6 p cnest for large berries and - for
Longworths.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges continue their slow
decline. Fresh Mexican Lines Offering. Man.
DARN Oranges are quotsole at $l@l 20 p box;
California Navels. 1908 SO; Seedlings, 81 5uM
2; Florida Oranges, S.: Loreto Oranges. S2@
25: Lemons 1904 for common and 81 5095 so
for good to choice; Mexican Lines, 81 u
box; California lines in small boxes. 40@5oc p
box: Bananas, $l@2 p bunch; Pineapples, S4@6 q
dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes four sizes, quotaDle at
419946sc y b; smaller sizes. 2@14c q 10; Apples,
&C for chartered, 4645c for sliced and b1a(61ac for