The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

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CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'elock-December-
100 tons s9 zsc; 100, ss5sc; 100, 991sc. May
100, 81 U614.
AFrERSooN SESSION = September - 100 tons.
9Oc December-l20O S91ac. May-lO0, 81 O6s4.
Seller ,94 new-2OO 9l14c.
BARLFYNIs dull ali around but prices rule
steady in the main. Standard Chevaer, 81 25@
| 27ia; Feed, se@S21ac for ordinary and $3.50
@S5c p ct for choice bright; brewing. 95c@Sl;
new do, for shipment. S712gsZ12c
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 O'Clock - December
REeUGAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-1
tons: 81 sc: 200, Gle.
AFTERNooN SESSION - december - 400 tons.
OATs-Dealers report weak and very dull mar.
ket. New Coast Oats. S5e@$l 10; old Milling,
etI: rood 70 choice ST O5@I 1917 . Gu: common
to fair. 90c@S1; Red. nominal; Black. nominal;
Grav 81 O6@l 10; Surprise. 81 Z5@l 80 q ctl
C0RN-Receipts are small aud the market is
firm. Large Yellow. 81 20 p ctl: Small Round
yellow, 81 3O@l 321a; White 81 371a91 424s q
RYE-Dull and easy at s213@s71ae q ell.
BRAN-The market is lower under heavy re.
MID MRIDDIi Sis$s-G at $17@ls p ton.
HAS steady despite e Isrge re receipts Wheat
S99i2 Wheat and os 1 S ssgiC 90; Barley SSS:
Compressed. SS@ll; stock. $6G7 . ton.
STRAW-QuOled al 4o(065c q bale.
lower at sls0l9 80 ton. oicske Meal, $50 p ton
wholesale ana S37 so 1obb.ng Cottonseed OFT
Sc . ID: Graham Flour &c: Oatmeal. 414c y ID;
Oat Groats SC: Cracked Wheat, 319c: Buckw heat
Flour, 5c Pearl Barley 414@iAc p ID.
BUCKWHEAT-Nomln
CoRNMEAL. ETC-Tabe Meal. 3@31ac: Feed
Corn, $40 5O@27 so: Cracked Corn, $Z7@28 q
! ton Hominy 41b@4S4 p 10.
SEFDS-YeIlow Mustard Is held for 31lac p 10
with no BUYERS: Trieste nee: native Brown. 81 90
cEl Flax 90 20 Gu gl Gsnn ssm 4e ss nj Aaa
DRIED PEAS-An kinds are nominal. split
| Peas, 61ac y 10 -
no other changes, though the market is easy
and dull Bayos are quotable at 81 2U@Z 80 u ctl;
small Whites 80 506l2 10; Pink. 81 6U61 TO- Pea
81 50@275: Large v mites. 81 Ago. 90: Reds So 20
az 80; Lima IS 50@3 10: Buffers. 81 S5@z for
small and $22 10 = GU lgr ia sTE Tesv srrrsd and
lower al around. Sweets, l(G2c y 10; Garnet
| chi $, 35@4bc q ctl: Early K Sc. ZO@55e p ctl
BurbanKs. 20@4cc z ctl In sacks ana Z5@oOc In
boxes: Salinas BurbanSs. 6oQIOc ell
ONIONS-Are steady. White, 45955c p ctl.
BUTTER-Trade is quieter now that prices have
been advanced and no further advance is expect
ed at the moment stocks, however, are very
ibonG creamery descriptions. 2255@25c; Dairy
sGnarSs ISm22i4c: fancy Dairy rolls, 2l@22 1ac
good to choIce l71a0r2Uc; common TO fair l39
Ice: picSied roll iS@2Oc; hrEin. l5@17c = 10
CHEESE-Steady and un cbanged. Fair to choice
mild new uuotable AT 713@s1.c: Y Dung Americas
g@liOc; Eastern, l4@lbc; Western, 1l@l11ac p d.
POULTRY-Three cars Eastern POutTy came IN
Yesterday and sold at 1212c for turkeys, SO SO
| az for Hens, $500 80 for old BOOSTERS and $50
| 3 80 for BrOlierS California STOCK was also III
| free receipt and prices were naturally weak
| under the Circumstance. u-keys are quotaDle
| at jl@iSc y Ii for Gobblers, ll@13c p 10 for
! Hens; Geese, y pair, al 90; Ducks 1904
| a. dozen. Hens S4 bU@l5 So p dozen; BOOSTERS,
| young $500 90: do old s. bo@S; Fryers SAG
so = doz; Broilers, $685. oO I9r large aud SIC
| SO for small; P1geohs. 81 25@I 90 q doz Tor
| Young ana ola.
| GAME-N omlnal. a,
| alIy. Eastern. l6@l8c; California store Eggs, Is
@fsc: ranch Eggs, 2I@24c; Duck Eggs, 1b91sc
| HUSEY-HolderS continue frm, but the market
/ lacks activity New COMPS ll9l2c; new water
white 642c: new light amber S4a@6e Old Honey
BEEsWAX-ouoteda at 24@25c = 10.
| ORCHARD FRUIrS-Ihe canuers are working
on Peaches. Pears, Apricots and P.ums, all of
! which are in free receipt. Arrivals OF FIgs are
| larger. Apples in good supply and Crabapples
| continue to gut the market. All Melons are in
! 65c D bI: White Nectarines, 3e@50c; Cantaloupes
! 73e@$l 20 p crate; Nutmegs, 6Oc = bx; Water,
melons Sl2 90 p 100 for large and s6@lO for snall
TO medium; Peaches 25@oo0e q bI, 23013uc Q bskt
! and sl5@20 p Ton IN buik; Pears 2o@30c q box
! Bartletts 3O65UcP box aud SIP 5O4Io F ton in
buIk; Plums IL @o40c 2 bx; Green cages SO q ton;
! Washington Piums, S6tGS: Egg PlumS, s 9S; April
cots 25@36o ? box and SiS@z2 90 v ton u, A D.
| Figs 25@4Oc tor single-lsyer boxes and 6Oe@
81 for do1be-layers; White Figs, - . box.
GRAPEs-Tokay have appeared. but they are
not well colored yet. other. kinds in good
supply as a rule aud cheaper. Black grapes a5@
Crates sell iUGDl5c CHER than boxes.
BERRIES. ETC.-The market is in rather better
81 500 90: RsspDerries. SO ga y chess; Straw
berries, as p chest for large berries; Huckle-
CITRUS FRUITS-There being no more Lines
oof any consequence the market Lemons are
naturally hrmer California Lemons ~ oo@3 oo
. bo1for common. and SAGA 80 for good to choice
Mexican LINES. =; Bananas, 81 5O92 so q bunch;
Ptneapples, s2@4 80 p doz.
DRIED FRUITS ne different Dried FIuit Ex-
changes throughout the State are beginning to
make themselves felicity warehousing their April
cots and Peaches instead of throwing them on the
market This mas caused a scramble among the
Spectators who sold short some time a o. and
WHO owing TO the holding back OF the fruit by the
exchange are now unable TO secure all the
Peaches ana ApricoIs necessary to NIL helr shorts
Their anxiety to fill is what has caused The ad-'
vance in these Two descriptions. PruneS are not
vet affected as ID new CROP is not yet on the mar
Ket but they WIFI be likely to improve also If the
growers fol- ow the same course with them. Local
dealers have their doubts about the vii dom of the
growers In warehousng their fruit an say that IL
will weaken the market later on In tae ialI, out as
far as present spot prices are concerned IL mas
advanced them at any rate. New rop goods
are quotable as follows: Prnnes. September Oeto-
Der delivery 41a@4$4c y ID; Apples, 4gsc p
NJ for ouartered 561o1ac for sliced and S1aG9c
z 10 for evsporated; bleached Peaches aLeC9oc:
September delivery 6z2Gg7c; Aprieo1s ns' Hac o
unpltted: Figs black &c = ID for pressed and &c for
Impressed; White Nectarnes. 612C q No.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-These prices
are almost purely nominal as the season IS on Its
last legs and attention will henceforth be directed
TO the new crop California Layers arc quoIeUIe
at 6Oc0Ssl q bI; loose Muscatels in boxes, 5O@75c
D box; California clusters. 81 25@l 80; o. l
loose, in sacks. 2la@3e = 10; No 2loose, FAC
21ac: Dried grapes. l129l%c q 10
NUTS- Quotltions are nominal. Wslnuts, ca
71a Tor hardshell s@9c for sOftshell and s99c Tor
paper-shell; softshell Almonds, lO@ lie: hardshell
q o, 6(97c: paper-shelI. ll13@l212c: Peanuts. so
&C for domestic: Hickory ~ ts, 5Goc; Pecans, sc
for rough and S@l0c q 10 Ior oilshed; fllberts,
lU@lOI9c; 81 AN Nuts a@9c q ID; Cocoanuts SIS
asa so p 100.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of all kinds contn ne
liberia Green Ckra is quotable at 35@50c y
box: Egg Plant. 35@50c p box; Green Corn, 500
DOC q So for common and lo@l5c p doz for bay;
Berkeley Corn 4O065c y bx: Cucumbers. 2U@- DC
for Bay; Pickles, 81 25@l 70 q ctl tor No. and
25@50c for No. 2; Green Peppers. 2o@60c for
Summer Squash, 20@30c: omatoes, 25@iOc for
River: String Beans; 212@3c n: Lima Beans Sc
y 10 Marrowfat SQUASH, $o9S ton Cabbage. 90
n6Oc y ctl; Feed Carrots. 3594Oe y ctl; Garlic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bacon are very firm at
Western points, but this market is kept from ad-
vancIng in sympathy by the keen competition
between local dealers Bacon is quotabe at
10@lO1ac for heavy and ll@ll1ac for light med
ium; l2@l24ac for light ana 19c for extra light;
ANS l30Dl3L2c Eastern Lard. tierces 7c p 10 for
compound and &c for pure: pals 912c; Caiifor-
MIA. tierces, Size for compound and S6DS1hc Tor
pure; haIf-bbs. sc; 10Th tins 91sc; do 5-6, 10c:
| Mess Beef S717 so p DBL; extra mess do $50
g so; family do, $l0@l1; extra prime Pork.
$l2 50@ 3; extra clear, s 3 oOO20 q boil; mess.
| S1S: smoked Beet loo p 10.
HORSEPOWER and absolutely unstable at 508c
! for 1893 Hops and S@10c asked for 1894 These
are very dscouraging quotations, but low as they
are no sales can be made at them. In fact, there
| are no buyers IN sight
hides AND sKINs-Heavy sated steers, 4s4 c
| p 10 med um, 3s4c p ID; light SC p 10: Cow
hides, 3@31ac q u; sailed Kip, 4c: sated Calf.
| &C. sailed Veal, Sc; dry Hides, usual selection
| 61ac p 10 drv Kip and Calf, 6L4c p 10; prime
| SKINS good summer, CSC p II: medium i5@20c:
winter, &c; Sheepskins, sneariinRs. lO@2Oc each