The morning call., 1894-01-17
Que.
Er-TUrRFS
Exchange aud Bullion.
Produce Market.


fine eilver. 80 days.................. 6IA
Mexican Dollars ............. ....-... 55
Produce Market.
FLOUR - Moderate movement at unchanged
prices Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras. s3 40@3 so q bbI Bakers extras. So SO
@3 40: superfne. 81 4u@2 50 . bbl
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Contnue qniet and m ore
or less nominal at 26s 3d@27s Sd. according to
size and quality OF carrier. The chartered wheat
feet In port has a registered tonnage of 3O,5OO,
against 29. 600 tons on the same date last year:
disengaged, q, 600 tons, against l29.400; on the
way TO this port, 2ls.OOO tons. against 25sO0O.
wHEAT-Prospects for higher prices In the i'm
mediate future are not encouraging. recent
issue OF Dorm busch states that rarely. indeed at
midwinter have the autumn and winter-sOwn ce-
reals presented such uniform and promising
appearance, not alone In the British Isles but ike
wise in France. Belgium. Germany. and indeed,
in Europe generally. The conditions in Russia
are mainly satisfactory aud recent rains in north
ern and northwest Africa have enabled farmers
to prosecute sowlhgs and other ssasonsb work
Latest reports from Smyrna speak OF the contin u
ance OF weather suitable to the crop. Postal ad-
vices from Chile point TO an improved state of
The ioca market is weak and dull few sales
being made; no; quotaole, at. at 81 o2Ls@l osA:
for milling, 81 O61A@l OSH 2 ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-May-400 TONS
81 l7s4; 100. 81 1888 August. new-10O, 81 20.
JG
storage paid 900 81 O9.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION.
Msy-100 tons. 81 l75s: l3o0 81 l7sl. Feb
ruary, storage paid-10O, 81 O9 3.s; 500, 81 0914.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
May-50o tons. 81 l7s4; 700. 81 1883; 100,
81 i77s: spot. storage paid7 600. 81 0s4s Feb
BAkLEY-Feed was held more steadil yestsr-
day and futures were several fractions higher.
77isc; DARK Coast. 7glsS7ssc is BreWiSg VS9' 500 90
@s21ac q etl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1U o'ciocK-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEsSIoN-May-l0O tons
e27sc 800. S3c Decemner-l00. soc.
AFTERNooN sEssIoN-May-1oo tons; $3.50.
Milling are QuotabIe at 81 1901 22l3 = cti;
81 i3Ls Qe1 III: Common 70 air. soe@si u9 Ia
Red, so 20 l74a; BLACK. Soc@sl %; Gray,
81 O59l l5; surprise, 81 .5lGl 35.
COX Supplies are large ana the market is
dull and not very firm iarge Yellow, s0@S2Lac;
Small Round Yellow. sOc' White. 9O@92iac
RYkzIs BY very aulet at sl@lo2!a getL
best and Sl5 for outside brands.
MdDDLINGS-Quoted at sls@1s 2 ton.
CHI PPED FIELDS 5O@ 80 y ton.
HAY-Prices weak. owing to the rain but
no decline has yet taken place Receipts continue
moderate. wire-oound Hay sells sl@s2 below
bound: Wheat. $40 5O@1l; What and 0at
SiO 5t @l3; Barley, SO 3Ot9 SO: Oat, sl0 500
u SO: Al alfa; ss@lO: Compressed, sll 5O@lS
sTRAw-(uoled t 45@55c 3 bale
MILLSTUfFN-GrOunu and Rolled Barley Is
Quotanle at s. SCOTT so; OiIcake Meal. SS7 SO
wholesale ana $40 jobbing: Rye Flour, 31sc q 10:
fI' Rye Mesi. " &c b Graham fSur &c; oat.neal
fuekwheat Flour, 5@512e Pearl Barley. 4@41 Zee
ID.
and dull Yellow Mustard, So 25G3 so a cfl;
brown n Mustard g ? e5I; Flax, 81 SO ? cti: I'm
Rape, Is492i4c p h; Hemp. 81. c = H. v'' Z NJ
bklED PEAs-Blackeys. 81 eu@I So: Niles.
81 5ogl 60 = ctI; Green, 81 5U@1 %; Split Peas,
BGCKwHEAT-Dur and freely offered at 81 20
CokNMEAL. ETC-IabIe Meal. 21k0ssc y 10;
Feed Corn, s2o@2i; craeKed Corn. $40 5o@2l 90
BEANs-steady. Demand fair. offerings are
not heavy. bsyos quota6le at 81 eo@2 o5 = cti;
White. s2@9 10 . otI; Pink 81 Scei Is; Is: ea Rsas
81 $500; Limas. 5 90@2 TO- Buffers. 81 75@
l 90 90 = ctl des for small ama s4@2 10 for large.
show little change. New potatoes. - p 10:
Nv, sweets . S71SeSs1 70; Garnet ohiIes, 45955e .
ctl: Early Rose. 4OtQo0c; Sz mas Burbanks, TOO
S5c; River Burbanks. 35@40: River Reds. 40c
= ctl:
oNIoNS-Contlnue in moderate receipt and
firm at 81 l0&lii5 q ctl.
BUTTER-I9 heavy supply and easy, but some
may help matters. Fair to choice Creamery is
quotable at 221@@26c 2 10; afew special cream
fancy Dairy rolls, @ aa34c > 10; good to choice
2o92le; common to fair. log 17c 2 ID; store but
Rd I5 7Sso: f1kn ffedmeTy ss SS STS2lc; Picked
CHEkSE-The demand and supply about bal
ance and the market is steady. Good to choice
mild new. l2129l3c q n: fancy marks. l31sc p
10; ordinary, S9l2c: Young Americas l21b9
l312c; Eastern. l5@l512c; Western, l260i4c
p IL.
PoULTRY-The market was never duIler.
lower. nor more demoraliZed. Nearly car OF
Eastern is still offering, with no buyers Turkeys
dressed and alive, and Hens and BOOSTERS, are
lying about and nobody wants them, even at the
M lSw PRICES 3 @ Dressed IurSeys are
ID for Go6blers and lO@1lc for Hens: GeeselS
pair, 81 5o@2; Ducks. s4 5e@5; Hens sa@5:
ers. ~ sfi 5o BrSilsrs s4S45o for large and IS
@3 80 Tor smsll: Pigeons. 81 25@l SO p dozen for
young aud SID1 IS for OLD.
GAME-Low prices are still the rule. stocks
being heavy. Robins soc q dozen; Quail. 75c0
81 ? dozen; MaIiard. 81 50@3 2 dozen: Canvas,
Teal. 75c y dozen; Widgeon. 71c; Small Duck
Ssssse sss. sss, Cray ss:s g a.1s1
snipe, sI@i 50; Jack snips 7Se@si hare. f,SS 75c@
81; Rabbits. 81 2t9 rs q dozen.
EGGs-very firm under light stocks and good
demand: Eastern cold.stoIage, l5@19c p dozen:
dozen for small and off color and 271a925c for
large white.
quotable at 1.@ll1sc 10 for bright and
s@l0c Q ID for DARK to light amber; water-wbire
sa[Tseted ss[ c. S9Slas; light amber extracted
BEkswAX-Qnoted at 22@23c q H.
ORCHARD FRU TS-Ali common Apples are
slow and plentiful. bur choice sell wen enough.
Persimmons. 50@ &c; Apples 75o@sl tor good
TO choice and 2b@65c for common to fair and
81 26 for choice ked; Siskiyou Apples Sl@I so
q box.
Nominai at ss@s SO p Dbl.
Not many left
CITRUS FRUITs-This market continues in
poor shape. the demand being slack. Good to
choice Nayels. 81 6o9l 80 p box: No NaveIs,
81 y al % q box: fair to choice Seedlings
Sl@l 20 q box: Mandarin Oranges 75@eoc;
Sicily Lemons, s4@5 "a box; California Lemons.
S@12 90 q box for common and So 75&p3 so q
box for good to choice: Mexican Lines S6 d
boz; bananas, 81 to@2 SO . bunch: PineappIes.
$294 q doZ
DRIED FRuIT-Appes continue very firm.
Bleached Peaches and Apricots are steady. Prunes
are weak and in heavy supply at the low prices.
All other kinds are quiet. Pears, 4@Sc for
bleached halves and 4n5e for quarters; Ap-
pies; 5@61ac for quartered. 59b1ac for sliced
nd e@9c q 10 for evsporated; Bearhed Peaches
e@sc; sun-dried Peaches. z@5c; ADricots,
Moorparks, 1l12@l3c; Royals, lu@llc p 10 for
bleached and 6@71ac for sundrIed: Prunes,
41ac for the four sizes and 21f@14c for ungraded;
Plums 59051zc for pitted and l1a92c for un.
pitted; Figs, Black, 3@4c FOR pressed and 15o2c
for unpressed:W white y ectarines, 6@7c y ID: Red
Nectarines. 5@6c 2 II.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-FIat. de-
pressed and weak with large stocks. San Fran
cisco quotations are; London LAYERS, Sl6l as:
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