The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-18

against 1880: the way to this port, 2s9, 600
tons, against 2l0.400
wHEAT-No business worth talking about.
Quotations for actual grain are more or less nom
NAL. Walla Walla descriptions. 7710S21ac;
No California s7La@90c p ctl: choice 92lac
q ctl: lower grades, 769S5c; extra choice for
milling, 81 0214@1 06N u cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O oelook-December-
| HOO tons, 81 0534.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-6uO
tons, 81 %: 200. 81 061s.
AFTERNOON SESSION = December 100 tons.
BARLEY-Trade for all kinds is dun. but choice
descriptions are held with some steadness. Sales
Of standard Chevalier as high as 81 26 Old Feed,
color; Brewing, 9oc@Sl; new do for shipment,
| nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-SOO
| tons, csc; loo $3.50.
e31sc; 200, s34sc; TOO. s31ac. Seller ga new
| leo, S534c.
quotations nominal. Milling are quotabe at
81 2212@l 80: fancy Feed. 81 309l 321a u ctl;
good to choicei - -, !1 RG 20 ct; common
inal; Gray. 81 1904 25; Surprise 81 S7@I 421a
| Q ctl
quotations are nominal. Large Yellow, 81 zoo
| 221a . CT: Small Round Yellow, 81 321a p ctl:
| White 81 A. oil 40 p ctl.
RYE-Weak at so@s6c p ct for good to choice.
BRAN-Quoted at $16@l7 r ton.
MIDDLINGS-Quoted AT $3.50 U p ton
HAY-Very weak. Most descriptions show a
further decline. Wheat, S9@l2 so: Wheat and
DAT, $s@l1; Barley, $g99 50; 4at, ss@ll; Alfalfa.
| Gil; Stock. $6@7 so y ton
neutrality-suspicious. here.
MILLS UFtS-Ground aud Rolled Barley quot
able at 81 Q22 . ton, oilcake Meal, $35 p ton
wholesale ana S37 90 jobb:ng; Cottonseed OH
Sc = IL; Graham Flour SC: Oatmeal, 44c y ID;
! Oat 6roats, Sc; Cracked Wheat. 313c; kuckwheat
Flour, SC; Pearl Barley. 4l4gi$4c = n.
G CORN Ic."fabie Meal s0SIs c FL Feed
| Corn, $40 50@ 7 SO; Cracked Corn, $27928 p
a254c: native brown 81 25@2 50: Flax % IS s
et Sanary R 3@aS : n 4l. e bO1Asl2ci Rape
| DRIED PEAS-All Kinds are nominal. Split
b ANS-Now that trains are running again
shipments 10 usual consumDtvs points have been
| resumed and the market wears more of its usual
! a ell; small Whites, so 500 rs; Pink 81 7O@
| : so p ctI Pea. 81 "a 75: Large hilss 81 40
! a. IS; Reds So "A ctl Lima, IS 50@3 rs; But
ters, 81 85@z for small, and $2@2 IS Tor large
| POTATOES-The market is heavily su piled
and easy. New Sweets are quGtable at 2@3c
| @4nc q ell in sacks ana 35460c p ctl IN boxes:
! Burbanks, 3O960c q ctl in sacks ana 3O@50c In
| ONIoNS-1he demand and supply are about
equal Red, ESQ sc: White, o5@65c Q ell.
marKet i, we k. Or amery descriptions I5a17c.
latter figure extreme; Dairy squares, 800 &c y Id
! fancy Dairy rolls, 15c good to choice. 1S@l4c q
| 10; common fair l2gl2Aac; store butter, / 10
| l2lac p 10
oHEEsE-In ample supply and weak. Good to
| choice mild new, 71a9s12c: ordinary, 7c; Young
Americas, 8C99c; Eastern, l4@l6c; Western, ll@
| l1lAc r 10.
other kinds are plentiful and very weak at the low
| prices TURKEYS quotable at l3@9l6c for Cobb ers
| iS@ SO for Hens Geese. y PAIR, S. al 80; Ducks,
5O@5 p doz; Hens ga 50; BOOSTERS. young.
SIS bU0o7 q doz: do Old, saga So Fryers, S4 b06D5;
BrollerS 8 9p3 90 for large aud 81 5O@2 SO for
small; Pigeons, 81 509l 70 p doz fer young and
GAME-NominaL
| EGGS-Keceipts are not excessive as at the
| close OF asst week, but there plenty of them
coming in just the same ana the market is easy
Eastern, nominal; California store Eggs, l21h@l5c
p doz: ranch Eggs, l71s@g2Oc. with occasionally
slight advance or something extra Duck Eggs, 10
! @17c.
DC q II for dark 70 light amber: waterwhite ex-
tracted 61a@7c 2 10 light am Der extracted, 512
| 0lbc; dark ambsr extracted. 4$4D5I4c p ID.
| BEESWAX-Quoted at 24@25c p 10.
! ORCHARD FRUIrS-Perhaps 1t is not going to
be such III year for fruit after all. Consider
ing the financial depression and the disastrous ef-
| fects OF the great railroad strike Apricots and
Peaches are bringing very far prices Bartlett
| Pears are not demoraized either, aud Plums are
| bringing as much as they DO in ordinary
years Cherries got the worst OF 1t this year and
eve Il hey are doing better now. Apples are sell
ing very fairly. The year is not yet, by any
means. Red NectsrInes quotable at 5O@175c
2 boz: White Meet riues, 40@6Oc: Cantaoupes.
i
melons, 81 50@3 50 = doz; Peaches, 40G65c q b1,
and 35(G65c q basket; Crawfords. 4O155c p box
basket: Bartletts, 35@5Oc p box: Piums, I(02c p
! II Cherry Plums, l5@30c q drawer Royal April
cots, 35@60c q box aud 20@ DC q basket; Moor,
! park Apricots. 40@5Oc p box and 30935c q
| basket; Apricots SIN bulk SION 90 v ton; Oher-
rIes, in drawers, 20@50c for fair to fancy BLACK
in bulk, 0e3c for Black and ~ 921ac for Royal
Anne; Apple 25@75c IN large boxes; Crabapples,
| 35@5Oc n box; Black Figs, 25@130; TOR single
! layer boxes and s0075c for doubIe-layers; White
Figs, 25 p box
| GRAPES-Sweetwaters are thus far the only
| kind in market. They sell at 25@50c p box.
BERRIES. ETC-CuIrants about gone. The
other descriptions continue cheap ma plentiful.
Black berries Quotable at 81 5O@3 2 chest: Kasp-
| berries, S2@4; Strawberries, 92G94 p chest for
large berries and Ss@lo p chest for Longworths;
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons and Lines are both
steady at the improved prices Sicily Lemons.
-: California Lemons, 81 1902 p box for
common. and 81 50@9 for good to choice; Next
can Lines, s. 6OG4 q box; Bananas, 81 5O@2 so
p bunch: PineappleS, $2(94 80 2 doz.
DRIED FRUITS-Fuyers are beginning to APP
pear, but they not eager. and ike sellers show
disposition to do business until ran matters get
fully settled. Values for Apricots are pretty well
settled. Peaches vague yet and Pruue E
all at For new Prunes 49, p 10 is bid
for the four sizes, September delivery, with
sellers. For August delivery 41ac is asked. with
no buyers Old Pears are quotsbe at 6@Sc for
bleached halves and 204c for quart red Apples q
ash for suartereG. s i &C Tor sliced and s@iIc
for evaporsted; new Bleachsd Peach1s. august
September delivery &c p 10 bid, 615c p 10 asked;
August delivery; Plums, 465c for pitted and 112c
for uDpted; Figs. black, 3@4c for pressed and 11s
G2c for impressed.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES No future
prices named yet. California LAYERS. 6Oc@S1 p
box; loose Muscatels in boxes, 50@75c: California
clusters 81 25@Dl 50; No. loose. in sacks, 212@e
Sc p u; No. loose. 214G21ac; Dried grapes
11201Ac
NUTS-Trade is lifeless and will remain so until
new goods come in. Walnuts, 697Iac for hard
shell, S@9c for sOftsnel and s09c Tor papershell;
softshelI Almonds. 100 1c: hardshell 10. 6t@7e:
paper-shell, IL IA l212c q II Peanuts. 3@I4c p
10 for domestic; hickory uts, 506c; Pecans. SC
for rough and S9lOc p fb for polished Flberts,
lU@lO1ac: Brazil Nuts, 5000 2 ID; Cocoanuts SIS
@so 90 p 100.
VEGETABLES - Cuoumbers and Corn are
weaker. Marrowfat Squash is lower. Green Okra
quotable at 81 p box; Egg Plant $l@l %: Gree
Corn, rs G$l 20 p sack for common and ITO
221ac % dozen for Bay: Berkeley Corn $lQ1 70 q
bog: Cucambers, 25c p box for Nacavile and 35G
SOC for Bay; Green Peppers, 40G75c for Chile
in large boxes and 75c q box for ell; Summer
Squash, csc q box: omatoes 40@65c for Vaca-
vile and 81 1909 q box for River: string Beans,
5Oc@Sl Is p sack: Lima Beans 3@4c " ID Mar
rowlat Squash, $l5 q ton: Cabbage, 5OQ60c q
ctl Feed Carrots, 3e@4oc n ctl; Garlic, i12@2c
p H.
PRovISIoNS-The New York circular OF Clapp
d Co says "Provisions are still in control OF the
packers; apparently a packer has control of TIT
July Pork as we have several times OF late limited.
Exports continue in excess or last years. The
railway blockade is preventing receipts of hogs
and the shipment OF meats. hog receipts during
than same time in 1893. Chicago contract stocks
of Provisions now 10 5000 bbs Pork, 2S,56U
tierces Lard and l6,2sl ,555 lbs Ribs. Summer
packing to June % since March has been 4,49O,-
600 hogs against 3, $4,000 hogs last summer
On the local IN arkeJ prices show further
change worthy OF note. Bacon, l01a@llc p 10
for heavy and l@l21ac for light medium: 1910
SC ~ To for light and 14@l3c for extra light:
Eastern sugar-cured Hams, 100 &c; California
Hams, l4@l6c p n; Eastern Lard. tierces &c for