The morning call., 1890-06-25


Produce Market
FLoUR-Active demand. No further change in
prices. Net cash prices are: Family extras, SAG
2O Bakers extras $4G4 10: city superfne,
50 90@D3 20; interior brands $i@i 20 for extras,
and 50 9O93 30 2 bbl for supertine.
WHEAT -Freights quiet but steady at 40s
iron. for United Kingdom Havre or Antwerp as
nominal quotation. The chartered wheat feet in
port has registered tonnage OF 27760 against 10,
600 tons the same date last year. Disengaged,
800 tons against 1865. On the way to this port,
237 500 TONS against 224 22b tons on the same date
last year. Wheat rules dull. Offerings are larger
than of late aud attract but few buyers. Prices
have not materially changed for long time. No.
l, 81 2712@l 1884 No. 2. 81 %; choice, 81 80;
extra choice for milling, 81 3612g1 3214 q ctl
CALL sALEs-MoR MING.
Buyer 'so-iOo 81 37s4; 800, 81 S77s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooS.
Buyer 10000, 81 377s.
BARLEY-Brewing is selling fairly. Feed is
quiet Prices for both descriptions remain as be-
lower grades, 9Ss4 c9$I fair to good frewng, 81 %
@l 10; good to choice 81 l21s@l Is @ ctL
CALL sALEs-aoRSISG.
Buyer 10000. 81 U734: 800, 81 0S: do after
August lsG-200, 81 US; 400, 81 OTIS.
No afternoon sales.
OATs-puu Offerings liberal. Buyers hold off.
Prices unchanged. Receipts light No. l, 81 $50
81 57I2; No. =, 81 509l 5212; Choice, 81 609
] 62ia, Gray. 81 50GDl So e ctL
CORN-Stocks are heavy and there is consider
able poor White and Large Yellow Offering These
descriptions are dun and weak %hlle choice yellow
mon TO choice and 81 rs for choice milling; small
Round Yellow, 81 2212@1 20; White, Slgl 05 p
RYE-DulI and literally offered at 80 ? ctl.
BRAN-Firm and wanted at $l4 5OG15 for the
best and Sl3G14 q ton for lower grades and outside
MIDDLINGS-In demand and firm at s20@22 p
HAY - New continues to advance, but old is
quiet and declining and the receipts are fair
for choice; new 0at So 5O@9 so; new Wild Oat
IS 50G9 so: new Barley, $Sd10; new Glover;
IL for ordinary, and $3.50 for extra choice;
Wheat and Dat, s9aI3 80: Dat. $s@l1; Wild oat,
SRA w@oGota6e at 45@55c q bale.
MILLSTu fFS-6round BARLEY, S23@24 ton.
Flour, SC e 70; Rye Meal, 212c; Graham Flour;
3i4c; Oatmeal, 484c; o4t Groats, &c; Cracked
ssEE6sscTe!low Mustard. 81 sogg . ctI; Brown
ss4e : n; Alfalfa 7l4asi4e . Ii; Rape, 21a;
HEMP 4l2c; Timothy, 5%+ g6i4e.
DRIED PEAS-Nominal. Niles, s2@2 25 q ctl.
UCKWHEAT-California nominal at 81 $50
c0RNMEAI. iErtcS2ra6ie Meal s1sa4e II; Feed
Corn, So 5oa26 SO; Cracked Corn $26@27 p ton;
Honliny 4c Z. IL.
BEAAS-1he whole market is very duh and more
or less weak. Bavos s. 90d4 20; Pea, 81 ESQ
. 45 Small White. 81 20@2 40; PINK, 81 1906;
Reds, nominal; Limas, 81 75@5; Buffers, S292 %
= ctl for small and medium.
POTATOES Receipts have been heavier for
day two, but the market rules steady. Salinas
Burbanks in sacks, bringing So rs. other New
Potatoes, 81 1901 80 In sacks aud 81 S5@2 20 q
oNIoNs-Reds are plentiful and declining at
81 l0Gl IS Z ell.
BUiTER-Medium grades are selling very well
just now, while fancy is hardly stf it has been.
The market is well supplied without being over
stocked. Fancy, lie; good to choice. ISOLDE "a 10;
common to fair l0@i2c; store Butter s@3IIc p fb
picked roll nominal; Eastern, 1910 2 10
CHEESE Tue demaud Is satisfactory, and the
choice mid new, 6t97c q 10; fancy. 712@Sc; Young
America, SdS12c; cased, 12c additional; Eastern,
PoULTRi-The market is very firm, particularly
for Hens and old Boosters. Arrivals OF all kinds are
Gobblers and l2129l7c for Hens; Geese, PAIR,
$l@l %; Goslnss, 81 25@a % per pair; Ducks,
SIS 5O9s; Roosters, young, Ss9l2 50 do. old $50
I; Frye-s 5000; Broiiers, s5@S5 so for large and
GAME-Thls market is quiet, with moderate
rivals. Doves, 75c q doz: Hare, 81 25@l so: Rab-
EGGS-BoIh California aud Eastern are lower,
and supplies OF the former increasing while the
latter are in heavy stock. The demand is slack.
Fancy Eastern are selling at l9c: fair to choice
Eastern. l59l612c; California, 159l9c for store
HoNEY-The market is weak and well supplied
The crop this year is ample aud Of unusually fine
White, but little inferior Honey being seen. JAe
first car of Honey left san Diego June 10th FOR
for the season will be 100000 lbs eater than that
of 1883, when 100000 lbs said TO have been
produced. New White Comb, 10@12c: do in lJb
frames. 1l1aG121ac: new bright extracted, so
51ac: amber. 4gp412c q 10.
Observation-Disclosures at 2092ic y 10.
FRESH FKUIiS-Peaches and Apricots in
good demand and therefore firm despite liberal re-
ceIpts Red Apples are also firm. w. y. Ruuyon
has sent in Dearborn Seeding Pears from the Sacra-
mentO River, selling at 60c g box. Arrivals Of
Plums slender. Cherries are rapidly going out
aud higher The same remark applies to Cur
rants Receipts OF Figs not large. A few Goose
berries still seen, but they are overrpe and mil
dewed and not worth quoting. The Watsonville
train was late yesterday and ali Berries from that
district went at the bottom quotat ons in conse-
quence The River boat also late. Figs. 1900
81 for black and o0975c q box for whites Plums.
5OcG$l Z box; Cherry Plums, l5c q box and 25@9
40: Z drawer Currants, So 5095 q chst; Raspber-
res $50 10 per chs: BlacRberries. $5@S; ApricOts,
50a6oc 4 box and 26@o0c g basket for Royals;
and 6O675c 4 basket for River: 'ireen Apples. 400
soc q box and 35@iOc 4 basket; Red Apples. s a.
SO All @ Pear osse Sy S apa gS g
q basket; Cherries, 40Gl50c for sour red 756eS5c
S5c for Royal Anne: Strawberries 5000 Z chest
for large berries and $l2d14 for Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT, kTC;-Lemons and Lines are
quiet. Tahiti Oranges 81: Riverside Seedlings SO
GA; Los Angeles seedlings, sos so; Malaga Lem
ons 81 5O@S3: san Diego aud Los Angeles Lemons,
sl@i so; Mexican Lines. s5@6 bananas. SIG
DRIED FRUITS-Spot quotations for last years
crop purely nominal. There is good busi-
delivery. The latest mail reports from New York
say of Turkish prunes "A little better ioobng sale
bought up amounting to about $50 casks at $40
57ac. For additional lots the latter figure Is now
an inside price, while some are asking &C. French
aud Suitana selling moderately, with holders
free to offer slsGls34c for the four sizes of the
former and 73s9712c for the latter" California
ralsins are meeting with stsr5dy jobbng d mand
in New York. We quote contracts for new crop at
1llA@pl212c q 10 Tor beacbed Apri OTIS, ll9I2c q
II for White NectarineS, l11l3c q 10 FOR uieacheu
uDpeeed Peaches, and 634(971ac for California
Prunes cured. and 2@27s for the fresh fruit.
10 for good TO choice layers, sl@l 10 for com
mon TO fair layers and SiL2c@9$l so for loose;
grapes. 39ic q ID; Pressed Figs, 4G5c; impressed
do, l1eG5c; pitted Piums, 7@95c; unptted Pums.
i2l2c; sliced Apples, e9ftSc quartered do, 51aaD
&c; California Prunes. nominal, at ID@pl5; Herman
Prunes, nominal: sun-dried unpeeied bleached
Peaches, l2fa@l5c as nominal quotations; ul-
nominal; sun-dried Dleached Apricots. nominal at
15@l7c; unbleached, s@llc; eyaporated Apricots,
nomir A.
NUTS-Stocss are pretty well cleaned up. Soft
shell Almonds are scarce and stiff The supply OF
papershclis is exhausted. Pine Nuts S6D9c q 10;
softshell Almonds. 139l4c y ID hardshell Al
Los Angeles, 1O@l2c for Santa Barbara: Chile
walnuts, l0c; Peanuts, t@7i9c: Hickory Nuts.
69Sc; Pecaus, log lc; filberts. ll1A@1212c:
Brazil Nuts. nominal at l29l212c o ID; Cocoanuts,
1906 q 100
VEGE TABLES River Tomatoes brought 81 rs a
box yesterday. Nacayille Tomatoes Cucumbers and
Squash declined Corn was steady. Very little
Rhuharb and Asparagus coming in. Garlic Is lower
@l5c q 10; Tomatoes, 81 25@1 90 p box: Green
Corn, l91 rs y sack for common and l5(Q2Ue a
dozen for first quality summer squash. 35@150c 4
box for Winters aud 75t@$I q box for Alameda;
Wax Beans. 4@5c q TO; Fountain Beans. 5(16r q 10:
String Beans S95c; Cucumbers. 6Oo(Gsl = box for
ordinary and 81 25Gl 20 for Bay; ordinary Aspar-
agus, 81 s59l sol 90 & box; choice, 81 51@2 box;
for No. and 5Od6Uc Il box for No 9: (ireen Peas