The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-16

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Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day the Coos Bay for Little
River and the Maggie Ross for Humboldt Bay. The
Columbia falls due from Portland. the Humboldt
from Humboldt Bay, the Bonita from the southern
coast, the Coos Bay from Little River, the Gypsy
from the Salinas River. the willamette Valley from
Yaquina Bay, and the Arago from Coos Bay.
The ship q. @. Chapman. 1870 tons, loads Sugar
Pine and Redwood at this port for Melbourne; ship
John c. Potter, llS2 tons, Coal at Departure Bay
for the Hawaiian Islands; barkengiue KIikitat, 469
tons, Lumber at Port Gamble for Honolulu.
The Br iron ship Chinsura, 1863 TONS was char
tered prior to arrival for Wheat 10 United King
dom, Hayre or Antwerp, Ais.
Produce Market.
FLoUR-Dealers report dSllll market. Net cash
prices are Family extras 81 25@4 5GT Bakers
extras 81 1904 %; city superfne, $S@S 80; in
terror brands, St9i so for extras and $3(l3 25 q
Dbl for superfne.
wHEAr-Steady dull and unchanged. No. l. 81 80
q S21R; No. PSI 2712@1 2s;4 choice, 81 $3.50;
81 271a@1 2sa4 p ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
The market was stronger. Buyer 80 y 100,
$780, 81 441s: 200, 81 4il4.
CALL sALES-AFTERNooN.
Buyer seaSon-l0O, 81 43Ts.
BARLEY-N othing in the situation. No l
Feed. 81 37l2@l 1854 lower grades. 81 S5@1 36A;
GhsSat tOn 81 41lSg! 20 for STANDARD 81 S5
ell for fair to choice
No morning call sales.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN
Buyer season-10U. 81 4S1a.
oAnS1stsody at the advance BLACK for seed,
eli; 0 No White, 81 s5@i 67is: No. % 81 $50
So ; Sh2 sS II 1o s ST o 9Si 49, Surprise
coKS-is fraction oWsr. oSng S' to the recent
s he IVY aTgiy9 5,. White 81 274g! 2ss4 Yellow
KYEIDqIl at 81 2714a1 80 . cn.
BRAN-QUotable at $lsG1l9 ston for the best and
sl7@17 50 y ton for lower grades and outside
brands.
MIDDLINGs-Quotable at s24 5O@25 so q ton for
the best and s2S@24 for other grades.
HAY-firm at. the advance. Receipts continue
80 for Choice Sat s.: s2s al 10 @ SGSd oa sH
Barley, S99l2; Barley and oat. S10Gl4; " heat and
sTRAS-firm at 7oao0e > bale te'''
MlLLSTUffS = Ground Barley SSo@sl The
bers charge s27 = ton; Rye Flour, S12c i u; Rye
Meal. &c; Graham Flour. 312c; Oatmeal. 434e; Dat
sEEDs-Y elbow Mustard. s2a3 Is p ctl: Brown
3@9314c q 10; Alfalfa. s99sI4c p 10; Rape, l@2c;
Hemp, S19c: Timothy 514e
$2@2 10; Biackeye, 81 5o@l SO; Split leas, &c {. 10
HEAT r., at 81 1892 Z etl.
Feed Corn. s2oS2S 80: Cracked Corn, S2S@29 .
ton; hSminy, 4l4e ? 10
further advance in Pln~s. Bayos quotable at
So s5a4 = etl; Pea, sS@5 l2lg; Small White, IS
Limas, =; Buffers, nominal
POTATOES Tie market continues in good shape
boxes: Garnet Ch!es, 90c@Sl; Burbank Seedlings
75c@sl 20; River Reds, sl@1 l21a Early Rose
oNIoNs-Steady at 50 4o@2 o5 ., cti.
BUT1ER-fiekled Roll and hrkin are moving of
aud unchanged. Fancy SOC Z 10; good to choice,
25@30c: common 10 far, !lIsas2l3e; store Butter
121spl5c; picked roll. 2u@e221sc; frkin, 17(1l9c;
Eastern creamery, 23d2ic Tor fancy and l7@lSc for
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new. lO6l1c a 10:
fair, 7@9c; fancy, l1Ia@l2c y 10: Young Americas
l1@i212c; cased 1ac additional; Eastern, l0@l212c
PouLTRY-Two cars Eastern Poultry were sold
yesterday at S5@7for Hens. S5@6 90 for Roosters
s. 5u@4 90 for Broilers, S4GD5 Tor Ducks 81 50@l2
for Geese and l6@ sc for Turkeys. California Pou
try was , weak and dull dull. as follows: Dressed
Gobbers and l6@lSc for Hens; Geese, {, pair.
S 81 So@2; p HICKS s44 % for old and s0, 90
90 so: do, old, $500 5U Fryers 81 Broilers, 81
large and So 50@3 80 q dozen for small.
GAME-Engish Snipe lower under larger re.
ceipts. Quail are easy, but Ducks and Hare firm
snne SSgS apa En si S spPs y 49, Task
81 20; Midgeon, 81 so; small Ducks. 81 20: Gray
Sesiso H. Doves os ss lah oz Hare 1S
81 7b92 Rabbits, 81 26Gsl 90 for Cottontails, and
Sl@l 70 for small.
EGGS-Fancy Eastern have again advanced The
whole m,rsst continues strong and senderly sup
mon to choice Eastern, 29Is6r30c; California. sShh
@i2l.c Tor store and 459l7l.c q doz for ranch
HoNEY-Choiec White Comb. qnotabie at s(D lOc.
do, in lib frames 1l1a9l2I2e; ordinary Comb Ia
p ID -72S''
BEESwAX-Q uotable at 221a@25c q ID.
FRESH FRUlT-6rapcS steady Peaches are
getting scarce. Not enough Piums and Figs coming
In TO quote. Apples are lower and dull Wine Grapes
are IN ample supply. Pomegranate3, 5@6c Z, 10: Mis-
consin Cranberries, se@lO q Dbl: Cape Cod Gran
berries. So SOC 10 SO; kasp6erries ssepil = chest.
Ounces, 50G65c q box; Grapes 3U61 soc q boy for
Muscats, 50@65c Tor Verleils, 35@D5Uc for Rose of
Peru $50 DOC for Black Malvoise 356 soc a box for
1okay, according to color, and 40d1 &c for Corni-
chon; Zinfandel Wine Grapes, Siuaul6 = ton. other
black Wine nrapes. $SGl2: Catalogues 5Oc(aSI a
crate; Nutmeg Melons. 40@35Uc; Watermelo,s
$4@S 9 100 Peaches 81 rs q box: Apples, 300
Ioc 6 Dox Tor common to good and 81 for choice:
Pears, 3o(975c q box Strawberries S56l7 :, chest
Tor large Varieties and SS@l1 for Longworths
CITRUS FRUIT, ETC.-Malaga Lemons S7@S:
Sicily Lemons, 81 50@S q boz: Riverside Lemons.
$393 90: Los Angeles Lemons $ecD2 SO; Mexican
Lines, S4@o Bananas, 81 25@2 so Q bunch: Pine
DRIED FRUITS Quotations are for fruit In sacks
unless otherwise specified Evaporated Apples (bxes)
ii@i2c; sliced SCI quartered. 77 1ac Pitted Plums
l1gl2c e 10: peeled evaporated Peaches 221.@D
2it9c g 10: bleached Peaches 1211@l51ac; com
mon sundried do. SGl0c: bleached Apricots sacks.
lS9lSc; boxes 1S@l9c q 10; White Nectarines
S34@4c q II: Pears, 9@l0c y 10 Tor common
ana ll@l3c for quartered unpeeled liartletts Figs
2I2@13Lac: do, pressed, In boxes dose Z, 10.
kAlSlNS--Layers, fancy, 81 l5, choice. 1902 10:
fair to good. 81 1901 so q box, with the usual ad-
vance for fractional boxes.
NUTS-Cafornia Chestnuts lac q n: softshell
Almonds l49l5c; papershel do. l5tDiTc; anuts,
lOepl1c; do papersnei, 4c;Chiie walnuts 100 &c;
Peanuts, 506c for domestic; Hickory Nuts, 609Sc;