The morning call., 1890-07-08

and 81 e093 20 q Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Has gone up again, in sympathy with a
further appreciation abroad There is a very fair
demand. No. l, 81 3212@l $3.50; choice, 81 80;
No. 2. 81 2712@l 80; extra choice for milling,
81 S712 p ctl.
The market showed increased activity at an adj
vance of 25sc. Buyer $50 - 200, 81 43; 200,
81 43l4; 200, 81 4313; 500, 81 4S$4; 1000
81 1855. Buyer seasOn-4O0, 81 491a.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSOoN
Prices continued to rise. Buyer $4,000, 81 "A;
100. 81 AIS; 200 81 441ai 500, 81 44l4. Buyer
100, 81 $53ai Noyem6er5lOO, 81 A. aooa demand
for both Feed and Bre%ng u So 81
choice 81 O644; lower grades, $l@l O21a; fair to
81 i5@i 17Ia q eli.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
The market was active aud 2lac. Buyer go
2 2oS 4 Isl sa 10y 49, 81! s. So ~ Buyer
81 II; 100, ST l714 100. 81 l71s; 100, 81 l73s
100. 81 1918; 400, 81 1874. Seller 80, new-1Ou,
81 OF; 100 81 O6la.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices were still higher. Buyer go 200,
100 81 81 ISIS dgG 400 20 81 ISL 100, 81 lsl
oATS-Afrlvals have been light for some days.
QUIET No. u 81 f 56Si 57 No , 81 so Choice
81 60gl 6212i Gray 81 40; SURPRISE 81 7OCg1 10
CoRN-Previous prices rule. Receipts lighter
Large Yellow, 81 10 a 20 for common 10 choice
small Round Yellow, 81 2O9l 22l2; WHITE SIG
RYE-QuotabIe at s7l4@sOc . etl:
BRAN-Quoted at $I4 5O9l5 so for the best and
$l4 = ton for lower grades aud outside brands
MIDDLINGS-Quotablea at S2l 50g25 q ton ~.
wheat 9uofabe at ssS fair to
and $l2ql4 for choice; new oat sogIo; new
clover ga ss So SHe Old DIS Is qu s a at soil ton
STRAw-QuOtable at 45955e q bale -,
ton The mills sell oicake Meal at SIS p to6net; Rye
Flour, Sc . ID; Rye Meal, PIG; Graham flour;
Wheat. SIZE: Buckwheat flour; SC; Pearl Barley
Mustard, 81 5O@3 20; Flax. 81 =; Canary, $40
3$4e q ID: Alfalfa, &c q b. Rape, 212e; hemp4 Vac;
DRIED PEAs-Nominal Niles. s2@- % p ctI.
BUtKWHEAT-Ca California, nominal at 81 ESQ
CoRNMEAL. ErCOTa6ie Meal, 31a@4c p H. Feed
Corn, $25 50G26 SO; Cracked Corn, $26@27 p ton:
BEASs-Receipts have been very slender during
the past few days No change d IN the situstion
white 81 1907 30; Pink, 50 1867 Reds, nominal
Limas, 81 25694 so; Buffers, $292 20 q ctl for
PoTAToES-Boxes sold rather better yesterday
New Potatoes, S0cGSl in sacks and $l9l 90 q ell
oNioNs-sold yesterday at sl@I 25 for Reds and
81 259l 40 for silverskns
dizziness Of trade. Fancy, I79l71ac p 10; good TO
choice, l3@l5c p 10; common TO fair, lO9l2e;
store Butter, 94llc q ID; picked roll, nominal;
CHEEsE-Good to choice mid new 6@7I=c . 10;
fancy. SGlS1ac: Young Americas, St99c: cased. 12c
POULTRY = was largely nominal Yesterday.
for yG Go6b nGHsS and i7@Sc for Hens
PAIR, s19I 20; Goslnss, 81 30 per pair; Ducks, 81
young So 5O69; do old, $685. 30; Fryers, S5a6;
Broiers, S4S5 for large and 81 5095 90 e doz for
GAME-venison, I2Jse p II; Doves, 10000 p
doz; Hare 81 5O@l rs; Rabbits, 81 90 for Cotton
EGGS-fhe majority OF dealers report a duh mar
ket Stocks are ample. Fancy Eastern Eggs are
bringing l9c. wequote common to choice Eastern,
1412@l61ac; California, 15@l9c Tor store and 2OVS
H0NEYNNew White Comb, lo@1lc: do. in In
frames, 1l@lll2c; new White extracted 51ac;
BEEsS AXIouotable at 2oa24c p II.
FRESH FRUIIS-The Eastern aud canning de-
mand for stoneruits is SO sharp that all good Fruit
goes overland to the Gamer and drier. Hence
this market gets nothing but windfalls, eulls and
overrlpe stuf-in short what the Gamers and East
buyers do not want This is fine thing for the
orchardist who Is making money this year but
Creates great disgust here among the people who eat
fruit and the commission merchants who sell IL.
Apricots went up suddenly yesterday and Peaches
also improved. Grapes. CantalOupes and Water
melons were hard to work on, even at reduced
prices Grapes, 50@375c q box: Catalogues SIGH so
q crate: Matermelons, $2G3 90 & do2; Black Figs,
25@5Oc for nge-layer and 6075c for double-layer
boxes; Smyrna Figs, 25150e; White Figs. 25@251c
4 box; Plums. l@2c q ID: Peach Plums. sl@l 10 .
box; Currants 81 5O6.6 y chest; RaspberrleS. S6lS
Black berries So 50@6: Aprieots, 65G90c = box and
st@55e & basket; Peaches, 2694oc q box for Naca-
25@60c T. small and 75c@Sl T. large box and 25e9
40e a basket; Red Apples. 75c@Sl % for large and
Pears. 50@66c o box ana 5Jc : basket; Bartlett
Pears, 81 5UG2 q box: Cherries, 50GS5c for Royal
Anne: Straw berries s6lS p chest for large Berries
and so for LOugwOrths.
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-NIalaga Lemons. S46D6:
Sicily Lemons S5d6: Riverside Lemons 81 5O693;
San Diego and Los Angeles Lemons, sitSl SO; Mex,
lean Lines, So 506i4 SO: Bananas, $l@3 80 q bunch;
PineappleS, SS@15 q dozen.
DRIED FKUITS-Apricots are rather cheaper,
while fresh frunes have again gone un Sales OF
Dipapnp6 AuriCOtg boxes.
l4@l5c = 10. We quote contracts for new crop at
California Prunes cured and 2@l25se for the fresh
Old Fruit is nominal follows: Haisins 81 80
a. Is TOR good to choice layers. sl@l 10 for COM
grapes. S9ic q 10; Pressed FIGS, 495c; impressed
do, i4aase; pitted Plans, 1Hse; implied P!nms
sliced Apples, t@7Iac; quartered do, 5129
&c; gaiito I frunes; n9nihai, at t7sio e. TO-
hardshell Almonds, 5@6c; California Wan1ts, 100
Iic for Los Angeles. 100 ~ Tor santa BarSara'
6@Sc; Pecans, lOG lie; FnDerts, 1l1e9l2Iac;
Brazil Nuts, nominal at l29l212c ID; Coeoanuts,
VEGE TABLEs-Not enough Rhubarb coming in
to quote Asparagus is almost In the same boat.
Cree Peppers s@l6c y b: Tomatoes, 5O@75c y
box for vacayille and 81 for River; Green Corn,
5Oc@$l q sack for common l212@15e y dozen for
first quality and zoe y dozen Tor Bay Summer
Squash, IG@yOc q box for " inters and 50@6Oc for
Beans, 2c; String Beaus, l@2c;- Cucumbers. ESQ
SOC Z box for ordinary and 50@6oc for Bay;
Feed Carrots 50@65c; Turnips, 75e@sl; Beets, 81 !;
PRovisIoNSgE Eastern covered Breaktast Bacon,
1Y@13l4c; California smoked Bacon, 9@l0c d Ii for
heavy and medium, and 1901 3iac for light: 1870
lac 10 for extra light Bacon Sides, 9I9@9S4c p 10;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city trade, 1890
lS4c: California Hams Hams salt, 1214@l214c . 10;
ern all kinds, e99l4c; cases, l0@101sc California
terces, 914@91ac; half-bbls. 91@99s4c tins. lOc;
pals l0ib, lO1ac do, 5-fb. 10$4c: kegs 924@lOc
2 ID; Mess Beef IS 5099; extra mess do. 50 500
10; family do, $12 50al3; clear Pork $40 5000;
extra prime. sic 50417: extra clear. $4,000 so:
mess do, Sls@lS 90 . bbi Pig Pork, z key So 500
10; Pigs, Feet, $l29I2 90 q Dbl; Smoked Beef,
HofS-Quotable at l2Is@l71sc q ID for crop Of
1889. Buyers bid 1sc for crop Of 1880. The last
mail report from New York says; The hem marSet rules
chiefly for prime, which are scarce and hrmiy held.
Shippers are doDg LITTLE 70 crop o, %
1889. i5@2le . H."
"There is no special change in the sated Hde trade
although Hides perhaps are frmer. There is an i'm
proyement in the Leather market and sales
made quite readily The heavier grade OF Hides
main the same. but light cows and steers and light
calls more active. Dry Hides show a small adj
vance owing to the frmer tone of the market Deer
skins continue weak and prices remain about the
same. Shipments now show large percentage OF
medium and thin winter skins. which are unde-
sirable. The thin or papery skins have to be sold at
and this class of goods can be placed only at
very low rates Heavy salted steers are
seOta0,,e at ro s1fs !, H. MEDIUM ; &c NJ light
sated Calf, DC; dairy Calf 20@50c; dry Hides usual
selection, 9@91ac;. dry kps, 7c dry Csf, &c;
prime Goatskins, Soc each: medium do, 20d30c:
small skins, l0c; Deerskins. good sumner, soc;
medium 22149 25c; thin, zoe = II; Sheepskins,
650sOc long WOOL 9OcQ1sl rs a ~ Butchertowa
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-More steadines is reported. Fair to
good rendered. 31a93a4c; refined. 5@51 4c Grease,
2%@3c a 10.
wooL--we quote spring clips as follows:
Eastern oregon, l5(92Oc a 10: Nevada, l5G 1910