The morning call., 1895-01-01
Produce Mark ct.

:. EL0UR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, SO 1908 so q Dbl: Bakers extras SIS 500
40; superfne. 50 3o@2 40 y Dbl. =: :
|. WHEAT FRElGHTS-Are nrm at 26s 3d@27s
Sd, with no spot business OF any consequences
he chartered wheat fleet in port has registered
tonnage or $500 against 81 900 tons on the same
date last year disengaged, 81 300 tons, against
5000: ON the way TO this port, 1873, 800. against
az 200: ~. :s<1 :: :; -.
F !" wHEAT-Futures recovered tone yesterday
though business was slender. Shipping trade was
dull there being little disposition to operate dur
ing the hoiidayse No. !, sb@s71a y ctl; choice,
$3.50 @9Uc; lower grades, 75@s21ac: extra choice
Tor milIIngt. 92Es@97Asc;: .Walla Wala Wheat,
7614@7Ss4e for. fair average, S21a@S5c for blue
stem and 7o975c y ctl for damp: = =%
- -. : CALL BOARD SALES: -
: INFoRMAL- Session = 10 o'clo ok - May--10O
tons, ;9714c; 800, 96Js; 4O0'971sc $500; 97c.. !:
REGULAR MORNING SESSION May-600 tons,
96Isc; 1000 97c. =: - >. = 49,. 4.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Ths brokers closed the
year witha tremendous lark pelting each otter
with frecrackers and Hour, the uproar attracting
a crowd TO the Exchange. The: only sale was 100
:sBARLEY-0 ferlngs are moderate but trade is
dun and prices are weak TOR esoc erl
ing, S714@921ac. p ctl :: =. J..
CALL BOARD SALES ::
:. INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-No sales. -:
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-l00 tons.
9lssc;. +. 100, 1880; 200, s0Tsc; 400. ole; 100,
9l1sc: 100, sl1lc; loo.:y1hsc. .'.:..~I:.. =.
Z" AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales. : -.
/: OATS-Lassitude still charactelIzes the market.
Milling unoGable at $l9l 121a q ctl; fancy Feed,
81 O2I4@l O71a p cit: good to choice. 9Oc@sl !;
Black. 81 15esl 80: gray. s21ac@sl;. Surprise
81 O71a@1l l71a p ctl
needs. Damp Large Yellow, 81 05@l 12Aa. sound
dry lots are quoted rs follows: Large Yellow, 81 Is
@l 20: Small Round yellow. 81 2o@l rs; White.
81 20@l rs = ctl. 49,. =: =
:. RYE-Dull at S7Ih695c q ctl:
BRAN-Quoted at Si!@l2 p ton -; !.
+. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q ton.
OIL: Aifsifs, ssSs: Clover sssIl; Compressed,
: STRAW Quoted at oO@76c bale: -.
@MELLSTUFFS-Groun and rolled Barley are
s snd S { o sa Ss
CAKE s26@27: Rye Flour, 31sc p ID; Rye Meal.
&c 10; Graham Flour, SS i ostm meal 4 a ~:
Observation-Disclosures &c a@s5c p ctl.
Corn. s5sS go 50; Cracked Corn. ss7SsS 50 . .
on: Hominy, 4Ia64a4c p n.
SEEDs-Yellow Mustard. 81 1892 40: Trieste,
50 30@2 35; Native Brown, ls4@2c d 10; Flax,
S2t92s5 p ctl; Canary. 3@4c q ID; Alfalf,. 71s
@sc . ID; Rape, Is4@214c . ID; Hemp. ss4@414c
DRIED PEAs-Niles. ST 35@I so p ctl; Green,
nominal Split Peas, 51sc p u.
...BEANs-Nothing going .. on; Quotations are re
g GU: Small Whites, $2@2 60 2 CT; Pea % 20
o. 80; Lady Washington. So 20@2 so; Large
Whites, SOP 35 Pink. 81 lO@1 50; Reds, 81 so
@l 76; Blackeye, 1908 70; Red Kidney. $50
3 %; Lima, - l6@4 20; Buffers, 81 1901 So for
small and ST 85@i 50 p ctl for large.
r. POTATOES-DuI all around. Volunteer new
Potatoes, &c y 10; Sweets. 60@7ec ct; Early
Rose, 35(045c p ctl; River Reds, 30@j5c , sack /;
Burbanks, 30GD5Oc; oregon Burbanks, 50GISOc;
Salinas Burba nks, 75c@l p ctl.
ONIONS-Easy at 60@7Oc q ctl.
/: :BUTTER-Creanery descriptions have again
gone up being very scarce and dairy Butter is
higher in sympathy Creamery descriptions are
yuotable at 24@26c: Fancy Dairy, 21@221ac;
good to choice 17@20c: store Butter, I3@15c;
picked roll 15@17c frkin, 15@l7; creamery tub,
17@20c q ID.
CHEESE-DeaIers report an easier feeling with
increasing arrivals. Good to choice mild new,
lUGal1c: common. 5000; Young America. 10@lIc;
Eastern, 12Q13lac; Western. 1l@l2c q ID.
-, POULTRY-iu .eys declined yesterday, being
plentiful. Hens, BOOSTERS and Broilers advanced
to still higher prices being scarce California Pou
TRY sold as follows: Live Turkeys l10l3c for
Gobplers: ll@l3c for Hens: Dressed Turkeys. 100
15c: Geese q pair. 81 6002: Ducks, $6O7 so;
Hens. s5@7: BOOSTERS. young. So 60@7 so; do. old.
o. 50for small; Pigeons. 81 25@l 90 p dozen for
young and $1Al % for old
GAME-The demand and supply about balance.
hence the good prices still rule. Robins. 50c
p dozen: Quail, 81 SO p dozen; Mallard, So
@D3 So: Canvasback, $3@7: Sprig. $2@3; Zeal
81 1892: widgeon, 81 60gl 70; Small Duck,
S1@l 70 . doz Gray Geese. 81 50@3; White Geese
$40 rs: Rrant, 81 2b@1 rs: Honkers SIS: Eng
lish Snipe, 81 so; JACK Snipe S. 25@i so q doz;
Hare S1@I rs: Rabbits, 81 25@l so for Cotton
tails and $1@1 rs p doz for small
E6GS-Dcalers expect prices TO decline as soon
as the weather gets settled. Eastern are uuotabie
at 22@24c D dozen for cold-storage. 25c q doz