The morning call., 1894-09-08
Exchange and Bullion.
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. SO 1893 50; Bakers extras. SO 1908 %:
superfiue. 81 S5@2 50 p Dbl.
wHEAT-The outlook for higher values con.
tfnues discouraRing. large crops being the rule
everyw where. India had 5000, 900 quarters avail
able for export when the new harvest began; the
Argentine, after shipping 100000 quarters. had
$500. 900 quarters more available for export A us-
ust l, and the cessation In shipments at that time
was OF due TO lack OF material, but lack of time
to convey the grain to tidewater. ranchers being
engaged in sowing another crop This crop. ac-
cording to advices from the correspondent of an
Eastern paper, Will be large He says: II hesitate
TO m mention the figures named as a probable CROP
calculated upon the estimated acreage sOwn, as
the figures are too alarming"
Lower prices prevailed on cali yesterday morn
ing. shipping quotations remained undisturbed
No. /. s3sG G@s5c: choice. S6A9s71sc: lower
grades. 759s0c p et; extra choice for milling, 80
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O o'cock-December-
500 tons. s214c; 2sOo s2c. May-2OO, 81 OO7s:
REGULAR MoRN1Se SEssIoN-December-1u
tons, 81 ssc; sou. 9l1sc; 1900, elsse; TOO, s1I4c
AFrEaNooN sEssIoN-December-lO tons.
9liAc: 400. slc; 1900. 9l1sc. Seller 'eA new
storage paid-2oO. so1se; 200. 9Uc Msy-5Oo,
BARIEY-wAs rather easier ell around yester.
day with q moderate demand. Stanukrd Cheva
ordinary and s3s4 @s3c p ctl Tor choice uriebJ:
Brewing S71aN092 1se y ct.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'clock-December-
100 tons, S91ac.
REGULAR MoENINe sEssIoN-Deeember-1O 100
tons s91sc; 500. ss14e.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 400 tons,
SS3so; 100, SS1ac
o2rs-PrIces remain UNCHANGED. Trade is very
qu ct and the feeling is weak. New Oats are quot
able at SOcGs1 05 ctl old Milling, ST is
@l 20 p ctl; fancy Feed. 81 O7s@si 12I, p
Ell; good 10 choice, sl@1l O5 common to fair
81 1l7t195c; Red. nominal; black, nominal; Gray,
97I&1sl O2Ls surprise. 8 SO 20 = ctl
CJkN-The situation remains unchan n .ed ()fer-
81 I5 Small Round yellow. 81 rs; White, 81 20
"a 81 rs = ell.
KYE~Quoted at s2lsGs5c p ctl
BRAN-Qaotsd at sl3 5O@l4 p ton
MIDDLI INGS-Quoted at sI6 bu6A II 80 q ton
HAY-A very fair demand Keeps stocks from ac-
cumulalinE Wheat is quotable at ss@l9, wheat
and Oat $s9ll: Barley, Se49 SO; Oat ssalI;
Alfalfa IS bUG9 SO; Glover. so9lI; Compressed
s7@lI: Stock, $5@7 p ton.
STRAW-Quoted at 60Qo0c 2 bale
MILLSTuFfS-1round aud Rolled Barley quot
able At SIS 5e9l9 y ton: Oncake Meal, s35 p
ton wholesale aud S37 80 jobbing: Cottonseed
Meal. &c p 10 Graham Flour, &c: Oatmeal 4ilc
. 10; Ost GrOats, Sc: Cracked Wheat 81ac: !: Buck
Wheat Flour, Sc; Pearl Barley. 41A6ssLc q n
BUCKWHEAT-Quoted At 95cG1sl O5 a ctl
CcRNMEAL, ETC.-Table Meal. S6D 4L4c Feed
Corn, S27@2S: Cracked Corn, s27 bO@ss so 2
ton, Hominy. 41eG6434e , 10
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard is quotable at Sc q n +:
Trieste. 21ac 10 Native Brown 2A2iLc = m
FLAX. 80 z5 z ell Gsnary &C ? u; Alfalfa. l0c:
DRIED PEAs-N ominaL Spit Peas 51he = N,
BEANS-Arrivals continue moderate and bust.
ness 10 quiet. Bayos, 81 2O@2 25 y cti: Small
Whites, 50 40G2 65 et, PINK, 81 6Oal 20 a
ctIi Pea. 81 SOC! 10; Large Whites, 81 7692 AZ;