The morning call., 1894-01-31
Produce Market.


FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, SO 40@3 so y bbl: Bakers extras 50 80
03 40: superfne. 81 4U92 50 q bbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS - Rule steady and dull
at 26s 3D. The chartered wheat feet In port
has a registered tonnage of "a, ,OO0 against as 500
tons. against lU4.z00; on the way to this port,
234 600 tons. against Z64 900.
wHEAT-The prospect for any pronounced ad-
vance in prices this season seems remote as
ever. The condition OF the crops throughout the
world is thus given in Capp Co.'s circular, dated
New York. January Is: "A bears trip around the
world reveals to him that California has exported
one-haif the Pacific Coast crop OF 1893 and has q
good promise for the 1894 crop. That AustraIia's
new crop is unusually good and exports Will be
large. Chile has good yield and larger quantity
for export than usual the Argentine crop is fully
Will export more than ever. India has only e1.
ported about 7U% AS much rs year ago out Of a
crop reported TO have be larger than for many
years. Their present harvest season ends Apri
and is conceded TO be 81 in excess OF the ss2 and
'93 crop, Germany imported from January / to
November 20. 1898. but 2 800. 900 bushe s.
against 464SS,O0U in the same time In 1892: OF
rye. TIPS 900. against l9,496.00O. Russian ate
reports Indicate that exports have not equaie ed
many previous seasons, that reserves are larger
and that the movement VIII be very large As soon
navigator opens. Tho odessa is irozen over
an shipments from August to January were
about 43% as great as ours ana about 30% more
than Russia shipped last year in the same time.
Holland imported last year 2l,0OO,0U0 bushels,
against l9. S4O,OOO the previous year"
The market has been rather unsettled during
the mast two or three days and futures have fiuc.
tu&ted considerably, though spot prices have
shown little change. Mondays improvement N
futures was lost yesterday, as viii 'e seen below.
Actual Wheat is dun. as the shippers not buy
ing. No /. 971ac4Sl p cti; choice. 81 Ola
lower grades, 75(g9oc: choice for milling. 81 021a
@l O715 2 ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SESSION - 10 O'Clock - May - 400
tons. 81 1884 400. 81 1919; 100. 81 1855: loo,
81 1872; 100. 81 1884; 500. 81 1914; zoo. 81 3;
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-lOO tons,
81 l2la: 100. 81 1214 100. 81 121s: 600 81 / ~
900 81 l. SIS 900. 81 IL necem ber-- 100 81 "a.
AFTERNooN SEssIoS-May-200 tons, 81 ll34
200. 81 IL rs
grain Both are quiet No. reed. 1884 @75c:
choice bright 40. 7614c; dark Coast, 7212c; Brew
ing S5g921ac q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
ISFoRMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clocS-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-100 tons,
S0I4c. D,
S51ac: l0u, S5c.
0ATs-Otferings are ample and tie market Is
dull. Milling 81 l5@l 22Ia; fancy Feed: II 2O9
/ n2ih: good to choice. 81 l2L. t91 1Il2: com
mon 70 air. sOc@sI U75a; Red s Oz1a@i l71a
Black 9Uc@Sl 20: tray. 81 o59l 10; surprise,
81 z5el 35
coz -Yeilows are quiet ard not firm White
meets W lth the most demand. Offerings are amp g.
Large YeIlow SO@s5c; Small Round yellow, o7Aa
@sSslc c; White. 90Q921ac p ctl -
RYE-Lower, depressed aud neglected AT Szh2fS
Csc p cti.
best and $l5 for outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted at S1S0l9 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-$j7 50@ 80 v ton.
HAY-Arrivals are large and the market rules