The morning call., 1894-10-17
IrOduCe NfarLxet

trOuuce market.
FLOUR-Prices are 15c per barrel lower all
around. Flour never before as cheap Net
cash prices are as follows: Family extras So loo
70 q bbl: Bakers extras $3@33 10: super6ne
S2@2 % q bbi.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-CoD tinue steady at 25s,
usual options The chartered wheat fleet in port
has registered tonnage of 95, 800, against bI-
QUO tons the same date In 1898; disengaced g. =
600 tons, against ls.400; on the way TO this port
196.IUO tons, against 228 900.
WHEAT-Futures were rather steadier yester-
day. Spot values were undisturbed. No. J. 1914
@77l3c: choice. 1884 lower grades, cog
a5c: extra choice for milling. S21a@S71a: waiia
aila Wheat. 81 s97Oc Tor fair average GOA 65c G
for No. and 4O@5O 2 ctl for off grade
CALL BOARD SALES
INFoRMAL S SEssIoN-10 o'clock-May-.OO 90 tons
9214c; 1000, 523sc
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-3OO tons.
S232c; ooo 92$sc. December-l00. S41sc 200.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-May-SOO tons. s215c;
100, 925sc. December-10U, S41kc.
BARLEY-Steady at quo ations, which have
ruled Tor several weeks. The demand is about
average. Feed 72la975c for ordinary and II ~
91s14 esi for choice 'f'sh'' Brewing saaA@'7lsS
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL sEssIoN-1O o'eock-May-l0O 90 tons.
SIC; 800. ssoSc; loo, S77sc December-lOO
S3Ssc; 200, S3L2
REeuLAK moFN1Ne sEssIoN-May-soo tons.
81 t2e: 60O, S16s: 200. o73s December 90
oS7sc; 200. ss$4c: 100. SSssc.
AFTERNOON SESSION. -May-3UO tons, s71hc:
2U0, Sis Decehoer-100, s31ac; 800. S35sc:
oATs-Despite the recent heavy receipts the
market is no lower. as there is very fair local
consnmptive demand. Milling are quotabe at
81 lO@ Is z cti; fancy iced ST. o. "a 10 .
ell good to choice, s5c@Sl Q29a . ctl; common
2G; Gray, 90cG$l; Surprise, 81 1901 Is y
CoRN-In heavy supply, weak and dull. Large
Yellow, 81 lu9l 1919 q ctl Small Rouad yellow,
81 12As@l Is; white; ~ 221&@l 2712 q ctl.
RYE-sery firm at 81 2@9Oc - cti
bran Ouotea "A 4
MIDDLI 'GS-QuOted at SI6 5O@l7 so = ton.
HAY-No change. The demand and supply
Wheat and Cat. ss@ll so p ton: harley. sS 5c0S
go; oat, 81 6G@l ]; Alfalfa, ss@s: Clover. SEQ
srE@&Soaoiea d q g 4cesSe Sei sGs. sses. = ton
MILLSrUf Ground aud ,oIled Barley quot
able at sl7 50@lS 2 ton; oiIcake Meal. s35 q
Oilcake. SO q ton; Rye Flour 3lSc 2 10; Rye
Meal. &c = II: Graham Flour, Sc: Oatmeal. 4is c
wheat Flour. 5e Pearl Barley 414a ia.o y 10.
BuCKM MHEAT-Nominal at s5casi o5 4 ctL
CohN N AL, ETC Table Meal sG53I5c: Feed
Corn. $27@2s: Cracged Corn, s27 SEQ so .
ton; Hon h0%ihy 4hA9ts4c . ~.
quiet; Yellow Mustard is quotaOie at 81 5O@92 55
etl; Trieste, ~ 40: Native Brown. 2@s2 I4c ss
T. Fax. ss25 > eti: Canary. s@lc . n: Aifalfs,
Dried DIE SP sS SSssa' ssssn: NOM e M
inal: Split Peas 51ac q ID.
BEANs-Receipts are too heavy for the de-
mand: most sorts are very weak and several have
8 65@l 20 q ctl; small whites 81 sOs2 so:
linS. 81 D; Pea. 81 3o6n2 40; Large " hites
sS2 Red iS fea k,assJ 81 sS5 s. 5s eS H. Baessys
25; Buffers. 81 1892 for small and S2@3 10 >
ctl for large.
POTATOES Ordinary Burbanks are weak.
salinas rule steady. sweets are weak at 65c0sI
y ctl in sacks and 65c@sl in boxes: Early Rose,
ee@S5c; River Reds. 4O@5Oc . ctl Burbanks.
S5@45c Salinas Burbanks. rs, @s1 p ctI
oNlONS-Are weaker at 4091J p ctl.
BUTTER-Weak at the decline with ample
= 10; Dairy squares. z2@24c q II: fancy Dairy
rolls, 2S@s4c; good 70 eno,cei zC@221ae p n;
frkin l5@ SC: creamery tub, 2O@23c p 10
Fair to InSgga nsw 51sss as Is
Eastern; lstS Sc; western. il@iIlsc . ID. 'S '''
POULTRY-More Eastern is at hand making
about half dozen cars from the East during as
many days OF course prices will keep low as
tong thsse heavy eesPs pts ftS% the Eas
saS5 % doz sss asns s4@5 5o RoSstefs 5o%as S%SSs
BroiIsrs. sS@S 50 Tor large and 50 90 for small;
Pigeons, 81 o0@2 . doz for young. and sl@l rs
GAME-owlng to tho restriction OF game laws
in some counties receipts are light and prices
&c R5 sS ynr nigh 20 21s 81 81
! 10; Gray Geese, So SO: White Geese. 75s; g
75c64sI: Rabbits, slgl 90 p doz.
k6Gs-Continue to creep up slowly, though the
L
ern, Ces25c for common to choice and 26@2sc for
fancy: California store Eggs, 25@35c: ranch Eggs
3712@ioc q dozen. according TO size and color.
HONEY Dull, but firmly held for full figures.
Comb 10@1l1ac q ID; water-white extracted.
79714c: light amber extracted. 51s@6c; dark
BEEsWAX-onoIed ted at 24@ 26c = D.
ORCHARD DFkUITS-NelUrs will soon be gone
Plums are also their last legs. Peaches are
quoted rather firmer. only few Bartlett Pears
ssss eunees iae s
loupes. 40c@$l SO q crate: Nutmecs. 6O@55c p
o1: waternelons ss!S o 2 100 for ia,se ana sac
mon Pears, 25@5oc: Bartetts. 50c@sl rs Plums
25@B0c p h"x; apples 7S.@sl; Tor choice 70
Figs. 26e p drawer and 5O@S75c p hox
GRAPEs->upplieso of table grapes are moderate
sell we'll enough. but leaky stock drags even of
the lower quotations Cornichon, 4O@60c q
oe osy sFsPss SSs s
Del Wine grapes, ss@i5; Missions, $50 -" . tom an
BERRIES. ETC.-The market is quiet and
feature ess. Cape Cod Cranberries are quotab bic
at $lO@1l p bbl: Raspberries. 1895 per chest:
Straw berries s2@5 p chest for large berries and
$5@7 for LoDgworens: Blacs berries, Sl@ 5 =
chest: Euckleberries, 5@D6 q 10.
CITRUS FRUIrS-Lemons are steady Lines
are slower. owing to the cooler weather. Lemons
s2aS box FOR common and 1905 SO for good to
$l@2 a bunch: Pineapples, 81 50@D3 50 q dozen
DRIl FRuITS-The demand Tor all siuds is
business Prices are apparently well established
for they change very little. Prunes, four sizes
4s4 @5c y 10: Apples, &c for quar,ered, 4IMGojMc
p 10 Tor sliced and o1.@s7e q 10 for evaporated.
Preached Peaches. 5i%9Dfc: Apricots e60 7ihc for
fair to choice and S@s1ac Tor fancy NoornarS.
Pears, 51ac for evapUrated halves and ga a ihc
for quarters: Piums s@5c for pitted and iShro3e
for npittod; Figs black, SC for pressed and Dr.
for unpressed: White Nectarines 6lh6D7c "A m.
Red Nectarines. 5ih11sc.
RAIsINS AND DIR Ed GRAPES-Tbe cbolcest
grades are scarce and rule firm, but the common
grades are sensitive and subject to more or less
fiuctuation. rs they objects of liyeIy eompeti
tion between the combine and outsiders We
quote as follows: Rai,ins-4 crown toose l1hc %
ib 3.crown. &c " 10: 2crown, z1sc p 10: seedless
Sultauas, Sac "A 10; seedless Muscateis 2Lac.
3-crown London layers. 81 S5 n box: clusters
81 60; Debcsa clusters, 81: Imperial Clusters "a:
a. crown loose, 81 is: 4crnwn loose faced 81 ~25
q box Dried Grapes-2c p II.
NUTS-Business continues very good and buv-
ers apparently htvc no fault TO fnd with current
prices. New Walnuts are quot able at SC for paper-
she'll 6GSSc p h for softsheI aud E6D7c a n, for
hardshsil: new Almonds, 7c p n fsr hartsheII
Sl.1gc q II Tor softshel and lUc q IL for poner
shelI: Peanuts. 5G56r y 10 for fastern and sI.c
for California: HICKORY nuts a@16c: Pecaus 60
for rough and &c q H. tur polished: FiIbcrts Sis
@9c: Brazil Nuts. 7@715c v 10 Cocoanuts, SAC
90 q loo.
VEG LES-Green Corn has about disap-
peared for the season; Tomatoes continue in
heavy supply and cheap; Green okra 4D@5Oc -