The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullions
LOCAL.
Wheat and Other Grains.
CASH WHEAT


WHEAT-There was not much change yester-
day either here at Chicago. The local mar
ket for spot grain continued firm and Is now
comparatively lower than the northern markets.
The millers contiRue TO buy freely all over the
coast.
Platte: Wheat going to the bad daily
The Price Current says: With the exception
of cool weather, which is delaying the rpening
ia ming its recent promise Cool weather is
checking the Progress OF Corn somewhat, but the
not Indicated. Oats and hay crops are unmis-
takably short"
Kansas City says: Logan & Co. have com
pleted canvass covering over three million
acres of wheat land in Kans3s. It shows two
bushels per acre less than last year and total
yield of Js5o0,00o bushels against Ts.oeooQo
CASH WHEAT:
=, California cleb.s, g s2a gla5; California
Of A califefnia. si.io@f Is; sorthern Club.
81 .32Ia Northern Bluesicm. Sl.42ia; Northern
Red, rs2laGl, ,35 per Ell.
FUTURES.
10 to IL O'Clock Session.
Open High Low. Close
December 81 .Sl sl.;;1A sI.al sl,3l1 a
BARLEY Quotations rere rather more deh-
mite yesterday. Sales of new Feed az % 1ac Mt
ket the quotations ranged as below, though there
was no business worthy Of note. Everybody Is
expecting large crop and the shippers are
6guriag an 400 000-toa surplus for export. This
will do much toward restoring the grain export
bnsness freln,~tlis port. cnt down during the
past two or three years by the deficiency 10 the
CASH BARLEY.
<Sf11. .o5 for common to choice new or old
feed, with choice old held al $l.0Ila per ctl
FUTURES.
10 TO IL o'clock Session.
Decembcr-No sales; a2ssc bid. 93c asked.
OATS--The crop IN the Western States is
looking badly and short yield is expected in
that region.
yiscd quotations below There very few
Red 81 2pl isb for fair to good and 81 .4o@
l.S0 for eEoie. White nominal Hack, Sl.32ls@
CdRN-Aii conditions remain as before stated.
California. si.556ll.60 for small round yellow !;
Western. mixed. l.3flsi yellow, Sl.40i White,
s1.4u per cti.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods.
Chicago adyices yesterday said: 1.-The Min
neapols Flour output last week increased AZ ,645
barrels, The auanfity turned out was 2lS,1.n
barrels, against 100, s25 in 1903 and 236 $40 In
1904. Though there Il nlose capacity in operation
today. 1t Is probable that the situa tiun wiE ut
con tinle so iorg. Some of the mills still run
ming are likely 10 be shut dawn very The
wee4,s output promises to approximate 23a, coo
barrels. Miliers complain Of tne week being an
extremely du,l one as 10 ,e sue OF riop y. ne
extent, hut where the miers did any consider
able business tney were usually compelled to
accept old prices. The sales for the week were
com mparatiyey light and considerably less than
the output. The orders booked were in small
lots and the Flonr was waited in hurry, :
FLOUR-Cajfornia Family Extras, S4.63G1
80 usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81. SOD go;
Oregon and Washington, ss.500f4 per barrel
FARINAOEOUs GOuDS--P Prices IN packages
are as follows: Graham blour. S3.25 per 100
lbs Rye Flour, ss.75; Rye Ncal, $3.50; Rice
1915; ost Meal s4.5o@I.75 Dat Groats, s4.I5;
Heminy S3.TaQ4, Bpckwheat Flour S4.5Q@
4.7a. Cracked Wheat. S3.75; Farina, $500:
Whole Wheat Flour $3.50; Rolled Oats his.
s1ms; in sacks. sG5p@T:M; Rolled Wheat
bbls., $4Ge; IN sacks. $40; Pearl Barley. 81:
Split Peas. boxes, $s,5p; Green Peas, $3.50 per
100 pounds.