The morning call., 1890-06-06
Buyer 10000. 81 4Oss.

CALL SALES-AORNING
Buyer 10000. 81 40$s.
CALL sALEs-AFrERSooN.
Buyer '9O-1OO, 81 4014; 200. 81 401s. Seller go
new crop-200, 81 301s; 200, 81 305s.
BARLEY-Fair trading in moderate parcels at
steady prices No. Feed, $l@1 02I@ choice,
81 03s4 lower grades, 9Ss4c; fair to good Brew
ing, 81 059l 10; good to choice, 81 121a g 15
q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNISe.
Buyer '9O-100, 81 0ss4 100, 81 O99s; 20O
81 0a14 200, 81 0912: do, after August lst-l00,
81 0s7s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
Buyer 10000, 81 Os1a; 100, 81 Os2l 200,
81 OS5s. Buyer season-lOO, 81 Is.
oATS-The large sale OF $4,000 sacks mentioned
in ys sterday's CALL having let loose much OF the
and prices are tending downward. We quote: No,
l White, 81 4T1a@g1 so; No. do, 81 4091 As;
Black 81 30@I So; Surprise, 81 1901 IS . ctI.
C0RN-Quiet and unchanged Large Yellow
81 2212Gl 2o; small round do, 81 rs; white, 81 %
RYE1Dnll at eo@s2% 9 ell.
and $l3 d Tor lower grades aud outside brands
MIDDLr rNGs-ouoted at sl7 50@l9 2 ton, -,
HAY-No change In the situation. New Wheat, 50
QSlO SO; new 0at, S7G9. Old is quotabe as follows:
Wheat, s9aaI2 80 Tor ordinary, ana sI59l5 80 for
II so; Wild oat. slO9l2: Barley, $7@lO . ton.
M.Qnotabe at 45@55c q bale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barley s25923 so The
mills sell oiicaSe Meal at $50 q ton not Rye Flour,
SC q 10: Rye Meal, 21ac; Graham Flour, SAG; oat-
sec; Buckwheat Flour. sc; Pearl Barley. 4l49
434c 2 10.
ctl Brown Mustard, 81 50GD3 25; Flax. 81 1903 %;
Canary, 314@3s4c q ID: Alfalfa, 712gS14c q ID;
'1Hsii pRiED sf PEAs~Sominal. | Niles, sSgS 20 ctl
sP,t5 Peas S12e . s,,0,. ~ a. q, a, r.s.o,,
coRSMEAL, ETo.1Table Meal, 294@s14c n;
81 sGS 50 : ton: Hominy. % &c : IL. ''1N'N '' '-'S
BEANS-Dull at previous prices Bayos, quotable at
e. 9 aS: PINK. 81 1868 81 Reds sia nominal ' Limas
81 75d5; Buffers s2@2 rs 4 ctl for small and
PoTAToEs-New stock continues steady. East
ern, 81 40@1 so for common. 81 70 for good and
81 for choice. New Potatoes, s1@l 50 in sacks and
oNioNs-New Red are higher at 81 5o@l 10 p
BUTrER-No change in the situation Fancy,
qnotabe at l5A@l9e NJ good to choice.
ter 9@l1c = II; picked roll. nominal; Eastern, 70
choice mild new. 6dD7l 7lac; Young Americas, sgs1zc;
cased 12e additional; Eastern, l3G Ia 12c = 10.
POULTRY-Hens and small Br0ilerS are in large
stock and very weak and dull. Hen Turkeys are
also weak. Ducks and Geese are abundant. Young
are qSoaSe at for ad
le@isc . 10 for Hens; Geese. 2 pair sl@l 20; Cos,
ss sS9 7 Dpe s sa 81 for os spd
young, S9@12 so; do, old 81 BUGS; Fryers $6tG7;
BFosr sSe Tor large ana Sz s2 Hsre aos q 95 sa RAIL
bits, 81 90 for Cottontails. and 81 25@l 371a for
small.
EGGs-Continue to advance under slender stocks
and an active demand Eastern 16@l71ac; Cali
fornia, l5@19c for store and 20922c for ranch.
HONEY-New White Comb, l11a@3l2c; do. in lib
frames, l21ac; bright extracted, 51ac; amber,
o4l9@5c y il. Old Honey is largely nominal.
observation-disclosures at 20924c q d..
FRESH FRUITS--A good many Strawberries con-
tinue to arrive poor and have to go low: Cherries
are at their best now and are remarkably choice,
with large supplies. Currants also abundant.
Apricots are slowly declining. Cherry Pums SIG
rs y drawer. Yesterdays receipts included $40
chests Strawberries 205 chests Currants 1921 boxes
Cherries and 512 boxes Aprcots. Currants, $2@3 80
: crate crate: Apricot Apricots. 56cSsi q box for for rFingies
and 76c@$l so q box for Royals; Green Apples, 400
Rsa T SS o9 for 70 sood
choice Black Tartarian and 50@65c for Royal Anne.
for Oregon Improved and 4@5c v 10 for English !;
Strawberries, 81 5094 q chest for large Berries
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-Nothing new. Mediter-
ranean Sweets, $3@3 rs: Riverside Seedlings $40
SO; Riverside Navels 81 5O@3 q box; Los Angeles
Seedlings, 81 5O@2 Los Angeles Nayels, =
q box; Malaga Lemons, $4g6; Sicily Lemons,
Lemons sl9l 50: Los Angeles Lemons. sl@l SO:
Mexican Lines. s5@6; Bananas, $l93 so q bunch;
DRIED FRUTrs-lhe latest report from New
York says of Raisins and Prunes: "California are
but the sale of both continues very Slow and only
leading brands OF the former do quotations snow auy
regularity. Malaga reports that the prospects for
her Raisin crop very good, both as to quantity
and quality. The Fruit Will be large IN SIZE, ana II
| nothing untoward happens she Will have much
greater yield year than last All reports from
France agree IN this that judging from the present
outlook the OF French Prunes Will be enormo u.s.
Prices Will be lower than last season. and what Is of
Importance 1t Is reported packers In the Prune dis
tricts preparing portion of their crop in Cali
forna style for in this market. This Will make
very serious competition with low prices aud goods
of the same general character. France will have
great advantage the Turkish Prunes for future
delivery offered at Sc q 10 in bond on dock at New
| York; Raisins. quotabe at 81 1902 is for good
to choice layers $l@$1 10 for common TO fair layers
| and s71ac@$l SO for loose: Grapes. 3@4c q
f Pressed Figs. 415c; impressed do l12l3c; Ditted
! Piums, 79sc; unpItted Plums, 3@4c: evaporated
| Apples llIa@l21ac; sliced Apples, 6971ac; quar-
tered do, 51aD7c: California Prunes, Spl2 Ger
| man Prunes. 697c; sun-dried unpeeled bleached
Peaches l21s@iee; Sn6leaehed Peaches sllei
bleached Aprcots 15@l7ci unbleached, s@llc;
| evaporsted Apricots 15@pl71ac "a H. -
| NUTS-Are quotabe follows: Pine Nuts, so
Sc "a 10 softshell Almonds. l3@l4c g d. hard-shei
| Almonds, 596c p 10; paper-sheIl Almonds, 14gl l5c
| California walnuts, I0@llc for Los Angeles. log
i, 12c for Santa Barbara; Chile Walnuts. l0c; Pea
nuts. 69712c; Hickory Nuts. 6@Sc: Pecans. 100 lic
| Filberts, l1i29l212c; Brazil Nuts nominal at l2g
| 121ac 2 10: Cocoanuts. $5@6 p 100.
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