The morning call., 1894-08-01
Produce Market.


Produce Market.
FLCUR-Local millels do not look for any IN
crease in business account of the Chino-Jspan-
ese war, unless general blockade OF ports should
be established, So all the talk 10 the contrary
should be taken with considerable allowance.
Net cash prices are as follows: Family extras
SO 4O53 SO: Bakers extras. 50 30@3 40; super
fine, 81 5O@2 75 y bbl
| WHEAT FREIGHTS-25s continues the quoted
rate but no spot charters are reported, nor Is
there much disposition to DO business. he char.
tered wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage
of 81 OOO against 900 tons the same date
last year; disengaged. $4,000 tons, against 3d.
6UO on the way this port, 22S 600 tons, against
2l7,000.
yesterday the Improvement OF the previous day
having been fash in the pan. The Chicago mar
ket was lower aud cur local futures declined 214c.
Milling descriptions continue ia good demand at
firm prices, but shipping grades though IN fair re-
quest are not oversIeady. No. California, S59
S7I@c u ctl; choice soc p ctl lower grades, 100
s215ci extra choice for milling, sl@l 071a u cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-December-
100 tons, 81 OO7s; 100, 81 oOs4; 500. 81 OO1a;
KEeuLAK MORNING SEssIoN-December-
tons 81: 24OO, 991sc; 400. S94e; 400, 81 OO1s;
800, 81 OU1s. May-l0O 81 0615
AETERN09M sESs6oN non kn December 1o7 200 tons
100, IL O6A. Seller '94, new-l0o, 9lAc; 100.
9Issc.
prices for choice bright Feed. but buyers are in
clined to hang back. Brewing DESCRIPTIONS are
| S21g@S5c for ordinary and S6Iac for choice
bright: Brewing. 95c@Sl; new do. for shipment.
$4,000.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-I0 o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-lO0
tons, 92$sc: 200, s24sc; 300, 92s4c. Spot, new
AFTERNooN SEssIoN-May-lOO tens. 9s1ac;
100. 98s4c; 100. 99c: 100, 99Ac; 100, $3.50.
December-lU0 93HSc; 300, S35sc; 300. 9312c;
100. 93s4c: 200. 935sc.
OATS-There were liberal receipts from Oregon
yesterday. but dealers reported more active mar
ket at very steady prices. New White. from the
Salinas Valley 85cG$1 10 q ctl; Old Milling,
81 1901 20 . etl; a9cy 1G Feed 81 2V@i 20 y et;
fair. 9bc@DSl 05: Red. nominal; Black, nominal;
Gray. 81 uo@i l212; surprise. 81 3e@l 80 p ctL
CORN-Dealers report moro business at firm
prices. The damage to the Western Corn crop Is
not as heavy as feared, as It is raining hard In ssY
eral regions there. Large yellow. 81 IDOL l1A2;
Small Round Yellow, 81 2712@l 80; White, 81 SO
G9l 40 q ct.
BRAN-Quoted at $l6@l6 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-Uuoted at Sls 6O@l9 so p ton.
HAY-About 1900 tons came hand curing the
past AS hours but dealers nevertheless report the
market steadv. In fact, choice Hay is quoted
q ton; Wheat and ost, $S@l1 q ton: Barley. $50
S so: Oat, $s@l1; Alfalfa. 81 50@9 30: Clover.
So 5o@lC SO: Compressed. s9@1l; stock. $6@
STkAW-ouoted at 5O@60c p bale.
MILLSfUtFS-Grounda and Rolled Barley quot
who wholesale e ana ss7 % ob6ng W cottS2seed Oil
cake, $50 y ton; Rye Flour, sac q 10; Rye Meal,
Sc In Graham -Four SG Oatmeal +hae nj
Flour, SC: Pearl Barley. 414@434c p II.
BUCKwHEAT-Nom ominal at sz p ell asked.
CORNMEAL. ETC.-rable Meal. 3@312c; Feed
| Corn, $26 5O@D27 so: Cracked Corn, $27@28 p
ton. hominy, 41a@484 y 10.
@2s4c: native Brown. 81 25G2 80; Flax. s3 20 y
ct; Canary, 4c p n; Alfalfa. 1o3@@l2c; Rape
| nFiED PEAS-Alf kinds are nominal Split
BEANS-Business is nothing extra. Offerings
| change. Bayos Quotsble at 81 25t92 80 u
CT; small Whites, 81 5905 70 p CT; Pink. 81 20
| az 30: Reds So 2092 80; Lima, $5 5O@3 75; But
ters 81 s50z for small and $2@2 rs tor large
| POl ATuES-The market is steady at the mo-
ment under more moderate receipts. Sweets are
quotabie at 212e y 10; Garnet Chi 8, 45@h0c
ctl: Early r Sc. 25d35c p ctl In sacks: Burbanks.
25G6ec o ctl In ska ana 35@75c IN boxes: Salinas
Eurbanks. 60@70c S ctl.
uNloNS-Quoled as IniioWs; hea. SVG4oc;
BUTTEk-The market is steady for ine goods
at the recent advance. There IS no scarcity, bow
! ever Creamery descriptions, 1s(9 ]c the latter
figure extreme; Dairy squares, l6@lsc .. rb
fancy Dairy rolls, 17@l112c' good to choice. l4Aa
ter i1@l21ac p 10; picked roll, Is@20c; frkin.
CnhEsE~Tbe market IS well supplied and
| mlIdnew is quotable at 714@S1ac p IL; ordinary.
7c; Young americas; s@lUc; Eastern, l4@lbc;
P0ULiRYgAil kind, are in ample supply and
more or less cheap. Turkeys Quotable at 9@l21ac
. PAIR, 81 b@1 so; Goslings. 75c@sl 25;
| Ducks. 81 5000 p dozrn: hens, S4@5; BOOSTERS,
es4 So: BToilers, sS@3 90 Tor large aud 81 50@
90 for small; Pigeons, 81 25@l 90 p doz for
young and ola.
EGGS-Fins ranch sell readily at the quotations.
though they arc not scarce Eastern. l6@l61sc;
California store Eggs l1914c q doz: ranch Eggs,
/ l71a0D2l C; Duck Eggs, lbNrlIc 3 QoZ
HONEY-Ali holders are firm. as 1t is now def
nitely settled that the 1894 crop will be small
The market has not fairly opened yet. however.
New light amber s1a06c no Old Honey Is
nominal as follows: Comp, ~ gl!Asc Lor nrlenr
white extracted 6Ia@7c; light amber extracted.
61a@bc; oark amber extracted. g.A d. 4s4@514c y H.
| BEESWAX-Quoteda at 24025c q 10.
| ORCHARD FRUIrS-Ws note neavy stocks OF
! Peaches Apricots. Nectarines. fums. Apples and
Pears go slowly. Cherries are almost gone. Grab
! apples = drug. Red Nectarines, 36@b0c: White
NectaTnes. 2e9S6e IN % D9tss ana $50 ION san IN
@Sl v box; Watermelohs, $le@ls q 100 for large
and @ Q for snail; Isacaes' 2O@40c . box, 20
! a SC y basket and sl5@2n . ton IN bulk; Pears Is
a35c q bx: Bartletts. 4U@55c; Plums, 1a@lc p ID;
Green cages, 81 So 10 . ton: Washington
25@4Oc a box and sl5@22 SO y ton; Cher.
ries. 20@35c p box: Apples 40@9oc: Crabapples,
layer boxes and b0cDSl for doubie-layers; White
GRAPKs-Supplies ars slowly increasing Black
p pox: sweetwaters. 35@6Oc: Fontainebleau1 90
| @65c p box.
BERRIES. ETC-Contnue remarkably cheap
and plentiful. Blackberries, 81 6O@G2 90 p chest:
Kaspberriss. S2(G3 30 y chest Strawberries, 81 90
| @4 a chest for large berries; Hucklebcrries, &c
| q 10.
CITRUS FRUITs-No change to report Sicily
| Lemons -; California Lemons, 81 50@2 SO p
| box for common and S3@3 80 for good TO choice;
Mexican LINES, IS 60@4 p box: Bananas, 81 90
] az so % bunch: Pineapples, $2@4 so p doz
| DRIED FRUITS-There Is no disposition to
! move Prunes either up or down. though dealers
do NOT ook for any decline this year from present
| quoted prices. Peaches are naturally easy, owing
| to the enormous crop Apricots are steady and
are considered very reasonable At present figures.
| In fact the wnole fruit market has opened so low
that il any change occurs 1t will probably be up
ward rather than downward. though no high
prices For any description are expected this year.
! New Prunes. September delivery, 44@4sxc: new
! AppIes for uuartered. = for sliced and S1sMec
! for evaporated; new Bleached Peaches, August
September delivery. 61ac: october, &c; ApricOts,
tn LAC "a 10 spot and 6sz o. for Sc tember de-
| livery; old Plums 4(d5c Tor pitted and llsc for
uDpltted: Figs, black 394c for pressed aud 11s@ a
| &c for impressed.
/ RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES = Quotations
| are more or less nominal, as there is very little
| business California Layers quotabIe at
| . MuscateiS m hnraa