The morning call., 1894-08-03
Drndnce Market.

| FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras So 40@3 so; Bakers extras, So 3O@3 40
superhne, 81 5O@2 10 y Dbl.
| WHEAT-December rose 11ac yesterday morn
! ing under an increased business ana spot prices
were also higher. The advance was due to higher
| prices at Chicago. No. California. Sb14@SS34t
p ctl: choice, 90@9l 14c y ctl; lower grades. TOO
o21ac; extra choice Tor mining, Sl@1 O71a y ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-l0 o'clock-December-
| 13O1 tons 81 O3; 100, 81 O31R; 400. 81 O2sI
200, 81 O2La; 100, 81 026s. May-lOO, 81 O95s
'Je RESrEAR Gr o4 MORNING Observation-Disclosures
tons, ST 0214: 300. 81 e2$s; loo. 81 o21a; 400
| ST O26s; 800 81 O2s4 800. 81 OPS; 1900. 81 %
! May-ioO, 81 O944; $40. 81 O91s; 100. 81 10
| AFTERSooN SESSION - December-4SOO tons
| 81 O3: 500 81 OPS. May-lOO, ST O9sl POO
| 81 Ug5s; 500, 81 091a. Seller "a new-3O0, 94c
BARLEY-Dealers quote advanced figures for
CheyaIier Feed is also higher and choice is firmly
! held Standard Cbevalier, 81 25@l 271a: Feed
| S2lh@S5c for ordinary and STAG for choice
bright Brewing. s6c@Sl; new do, for shipment,
| CALL BOARD SALES.
informal sEssIoN-I0 o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December- 90
tons 93s4 c: 100. 9S7s; 700 94c.
AFTERSooN SESSION December-9UO tons.
sse 500 s45se; 100 soa ssse; loo' s414c Seller
OATS-The demand seems satisfied for the
present and the marxet is dull again. New White
81 ls6nl 25 q ctl fancy Feed, 81 2U9l 25 p ctI;
good TO choice, 81 10@1 20 q eu: common to
fair. S5c9$1 06: Red nominal; Black nominal
CORN-Is Quleter Large Yellow. 81 1901 471a:
Small Round yellow, 81 274a(9l 80; White, 81 35
RYHrouoted at sb@sOc p ctl
BRAN-Quoted at Sl5@l6 y ton.
MIDDIINGS-LOWer at S03l9 - ton.
HAY-No further variation yesterday Wheat. 50
OH so; Wheat and Oat, $S011: Barley 81 a
s so: Oat, $e0lO so; Alfalfa. 81 50@10: Glover.
So 50@lU SO: Compressed, Se@ll; Stock. $69
STKAW-Quoted at 45@55c p bale.
MILLS IUffS-Ground and Rolled Barley quot
able at S2l622 a ton, oilcaKe Meal, s35 % ton
wholesale ana $37 90 jobb:ng Cottonseed on
cake, $50 u ton; Rye Flour. 31ac p 10; Rye Meal,
Oat Greats Sc: Cracked Wheat. 31sc; Buckw b q at
Flour, 5c Pearl Barley, 414@ts4c y II.
WHEAT-N Nominal at 81 p ctl asked.
CORNMEAL. EIC.-rable Meal. 3@131ac; Fe ed
Corn S2B 5U127 SO: Cracked Corn, $27(128 p
ton: Homtny, 41A@4A 10.
@284c: native Brown. 81 1902 50; Flax So 25 p
Il; Canary, 4c p ID; Alfalfa. lO1&@l2c; Rape,
ls4 @24c; Hemp, 3S4c u ID.
DkIED PEAS-All KINDS are nominal. Split
Peas, b1ac y 10
So 25@2 50: small W hites, ~ 5Q@2 66 Pink ST 20
al so "a ctI: Pea 81 g az IS Large hites 81 40
a. 90: Reds. 81 20@2 30; Lima $S 50@3 rs; But
Gers 81 S5az for small. and $2@l2 Is for large
POTATO S-WeaK and plentiful. Sweets quot
able at 14@212c p ID; Garnet Chll~ 46@aoc p
3a6a5Oc d ctl in SKIS ana 4U@75c IN boxes: Salinas
oNIoNS-Ksd. sG@4Oc: whits, 45@5sc . cu:
BUTTER - Tne situation shows no change.
Creamery descriptions 1s@l1c y 10. the Iatler
| fancy Dairy rolls, l7@l71ac; good to choice IL 70
| @le1bc; common To fair. 13@l4c: store but
ter, l@l21&c p 10; pieAled roll. lS@20c; frkin,
CHkESE~supplies are liberal Good to choice
mud new IS Quotabe at 71A9s1ac p u; ordinary.
| 7c; oung Americas, s9lOC; Eastern, l4@lbc;
| Western, ll@ll14c p 70.
POuLTRY-A car or Eastern sold at So 50@6
fer HeI S and S. so for Roosters, Domestic Poui-
trV "a & n
lows: Turkeys. 99llc y n for Gobblers, S@I1c for
| Hens; Geese, p PAR, 81 zb@1 so; Gosltngs, 75c@
ers. young. $5@6 2 doz; do old, Sa@5; Fryers 81
| @4 SO; Krolers, $393 so fer large and 81 5o@
! 2 90 for small; Pigeons, 81 25@l so p doz for
| young and OLD.
GAME-Nominal
! EGGS-N othing new. Eastern, lb0l6c; Califor-
| 2lc; Duck Eggs, lo@l7c q dozen.
! HONEY-Ncw ,igut amber. h1316c. Old Honey is
nominal. as follows: Comb, 10 @ll12c for bright
! and 80 0c p 10 for dark to light amber; water
| white extracted. 612(67c; light amber extracted,
! 51a@bc; aark amber extracted, 4$4@5Ac y 10.
|. BEESwAX-Quoteda at 24@25c y 10.
ORCHARD FRUIrS-Plums were decidedly off
yesterday. the Gamers did not buy. Peaches
| $25. Figs continue scarce and firm. Crabapples
| glut the market Melons are lower. Red Nee
tarlnes are qlotaole, J., az 9 4oCg60c . = boz; White
Cantaoupes. 81 5O@2 q crate: Nutmegs 50G
zoe p box; WatermeloLs, $15@ls p 100 for large
! and SNQl2 for small; Peaches, I5@140c p box, Ia
| 125e p basket and sl0@lS p ton IN bulk; Pears. rs
@35c q box: Bartletts, 4U@50c p box: Plums
! l9Zc q 10 Green Cages, So q ton: Washington
| cots. 20@40c p box and &l5@26 p ton: Ap
pies 35@90c: Crabapples, 20@25c p box: Blacl
| Figs, 50@65c for sngle-layer boxes and 75c@
ST. rs for doublelayers; White Figs, 5O@60c y box
GRAPEs-Suppies continue TO increase. blsct
/ Grapes, 50Q65c; MuScats. oDG75c; AalaGas, SOC
| Toe v box; Sweetwaters, 4OGp6Oc; Fontainebleaux
| 5UQ60c n box.
| about down to bedrock. BlaeKberries quotahle a.
! 81 1902 90 p chest: Raspberries, 81 5O93 =
| chest: Strawberries s. ga = chestfor large berries
CITRUS FRUITS-SicIly Lemons -; Califor
MIA Lemons, 81 6002 30 p box for common and
! s3@3 so for good to choice: Mexican LINES So 81
| o. p box: Bananas, 81 50@2 so p bunch: Pine
apples $2@4 80 p doz
| DRIED FRUITS-The Cutting Packing Com
pany's circular says: "The yield :of Aprcots is tht
| largest In the history OF the State. Add 10 this
fever or drying that has taken hold OF the larger
producers, and, on the part OF the other growers
| rush TO dry caused by the strike, impeding.opera
| ttohs OF Gamers and preventing shipm ents o
green fruit to the Eastern markets. and as a result
We have an estimated output of dried Apricots o.
1000 to l2Uu carloads-a striking comparison
against last years shipment of 400 carloads. Tht
market which opened at 109l012c for the few
cars to be shipped IN June. and S98Hac for JULY
! shipment is now down to &c for July and 61ac fol
| august shipment for carload lots IL sacks with
| comparatively light demand considering the low
| prices and scarcity of Dried Fruit in the East
Peaches promise heavy output dried. Prune'
will be about uwo-thirds of q CROP trutT run ninl
| to large sizes Pittsd Plums, Pears Silver Prunes
and Nectarines VIII be in ample supply" New
|
| able vat 41a@9<3zc - 70 new Apples 4@5c p II
| for ouartered, d for sliced and S1a019C
| for evaporated; new Bleached Peaches, August
| SeDtsmber delivery. 61ac; october, &c: Aprlcots
| 7971ac "a ID spot and bs4 az for Sc tember de-
| livery: uld Plums 4@5c tor pltted and / l12c for
uDplIted; Figs, black, sc q ID for pressed and
&c for impressed.
RAISINs AND DRIED GRAPES = California
Layers are Quotable at 6Oc9$1 2 box; loose Mus
cstsls in boxes, 5o@75c p box: California clusters
81 800 So; y o. / loose in sacks. 212@3c y ID
~ fpr har hall
S0sc for softshell aud s@9c for paper-sheIl
softshei Almonds, 1O@ lc: hardshel Co 6@7c;
paper-shell, ll1a@l213c p 10; Peanuts. 3@4c p
for rough and s@10c y n for polished; Filberts
lU@1olhc Brazil Nuts, s@9e p 10; Cocoanuts SIS
GS9 so p 100.
VFGETABLES-Toma are lower No
Pickles are firm and wanted All other Vegetables
are plentiful e. cen OkTa, 50060c p box; Egg
Plant 100000; Green Corn, 2o@oOc T9 SIX for com
mon and lc@l21~c p dozen fer lay; Berkeley
Corn 40@6Oc p box; Cucumbers, log SOC for Bay
Pickles, ST so p ctl tor No. l and soc for 70.
2; Green Peppers, 25(0BOc for Chile in large boxes
and 5b075c p box for Bell Summer Squash
and 75c9sl 20 p box for River: String Beans, "a
21ac y %: Lama Beans. 24a@3c u 1; Marrowfal
SQUASH, $40 q ton; Cabbage. 100000 q ctl Feed
Carrots 35@4Oc y ctl; Garlic. l12@2c p 10.
PROVISlUNS-Tbe New York circular of Clapp
& Co. says: "Our adviccs from different Western
packing points Indicate that the movement OF
hogs Will be lighter than expected. The domestic
export and ipping demand Is good and likely to
bearish on Lard and Pork. he demand for Ribs
III the cotton states continues good. Specu alton
is light, but II renewed higher range seems more
probable than much decline Weeks pack ng end
ing July lq was 2l5.000 hogs against 100000
same week in 1898. Seasons packing 5.0l6. 900,
against 100000 same time in 1888" Local
dealers are cutting in Hams. Bacon and Lard are
steady. Bacon quotablc at 100 O15c for heavy
and ll@ll1ac p 10 for light medium; l20I2I5e