The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-23

FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
| extras, S4 25@4 SO; Bakers extras, 81 1894 25;
city superhne, So a 80; interior brands, SAG
so for extras and 1898 IS Z Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-The Liverpool market for futures was
lower yesterday. Here trade was quiet at
changed prices. The quotations are as follows:
No. I, 81 35@l 1914; No. 2. 81 3091 321a;
choice. 81 37lS extra choice, for milling 81 4O9
421a; Sonora, 81 3212@l IS e ctl.
CALL sALEs-aoRNINe.
Buyer 'eO-sOO, 81 36ss; 900, 81 361a Buyer
season-sOO, 81 1919; 200, 81 1885
No afternoon sales.
ing, and the spot market was very strong. No. l
Feed, 81 40; choice, 81 4ll4; lower grades, 81 IS
al S71a; Chevalier. 81 47I2@1 so for standard.
81 1901 40 for lower grades; Brewing 81 421a
81 so q ell for fair to choice.
CALL sALEs-NoRNINe
Buyer 80 - 100, 81 40: 100, ST. 45l@; 100,
81 45ss; 200, 81 447s; 200, 81 451s Buyer
son-lUO, 81 502s; 100, 81 5Os4 200 81 81;
100, 81 5l14: 200. 81 5l1s; 100, 81 607s May
100, 81 AZ; 100, 81 421s
CALL sALEs-AFTERooN.
Buyer '9O-lOO. 81 asa. Buyer season-100,
81 Ola 100, 81 5l1a. May-l00, 81 AZ.
OATS-HoIders are getting small advance. Ar
rivals of late have been light. The quotations
are: Black for seed 1892 05; common Black.
81 659l so e ctl No. White 81 67I2@l 20: No.
., 81 571a@al 62la; Choice, 81 72ja: Gray, 81 90
@I 621a: Surprise, 81 75@l so; Milling 81 7212@
W -
81 321a: Yellow. 81 271a for large and 81 2712
for small round.
BRAN-Quotabie at so 5O@Zl q ton for the best
| and SIS 5o@l9 so q ton for lower grades and out
side brands.
MISUNDERSTANDING at s25 5U@26 SO q ton for
the best and 1913 50@24 so for other grades.
than they have and the market Continues firm.
Wheat is quota6ie at sl2@l6 for fair to good
oat, Stools; Barley. S9@I2; barley and oat. SO
OH; Wheat and DAT. $l2@l6; Alfalfa. s12@13 q
tor.
sTRAw-steady at 7o@s0c g bale.
MILLSrUFFS : Ground Barley, S30@31. The
bers charge S27 Q ton; Rye Flour. 31sc & 10; Rye
Meal Sc; Graham Flour, si&e; oatmeal 4s4e: Dat
&c; Pearl Barley. AZ @i%4c . 10; . 90 oa
IS q ctl: Brown Mustard, 81 50@3 y ell: Flax.
81 5o@2 50; Canary, S@s14c Z 10; Alfalfa, S@s14c
Rape 9s; Hemp S1l s q timothy ny a s c
$2@a2 %; Baekeyc 81 5o@l 50; spIit Peas &c . u.
BUCKMHEAT.Quotabie at s2@2 10 p etl.
CORNMEAL. ErC.-rable Meal, 314@p3S4c = II:
Feed Corn, $2s92S so: Cracked Corn, S2S929 o
ton; itomny, 4lae = n. ..,., ,.,- ,.
522 centalS The market was quiet. weak and
gae9anged BaySs So s5S 80 e. etl; Pea s. %
az 80; Reds 81 5o@2 50; Limas, "a 4094 so;
PorATO Receipts yesterday exceeded 77Oo
centals, but prices ruled hrm The upward ten
deney Is pronounced Sweets yye a; are quoted at
River Reds. sl@1 10: Early Rose, 10000; Peer.
ONIOSS-Firm at 81 1908 y ctl
BUrTER-All kinds continue firm. Picked roll
is selling oil rapidly Fancy, quotable at $50 SEC;
good to choice. 2712@3ec; common fair, 2o@
Csc; store Butter 15el 71sc; picked ron 2le24c;
and l79l &c for ordinary.
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new, 109l1c q ID:
fair, 1850; fancy, l1Ia@l2c g ID: Young Amert-
cas-, l1@l2!2c; cased Cheese, 1ac additional; East
PoUTfRYNThe market is overstocked dull and
very weak. Live Turkeys are anotabie at 100
lSc g IL for Gobhers and 15@17c q 10 for Hens;
lapsa - pnir
and S5@5 90 for young Hens, 81 6096; Boosters,
young S4SS 90 do old $500 90 Fsyers sd; Br9 oil
GAME-The arrivals are beginning to show the
effect of the hot weather Some Ducks came in
lions f quail, sIGl % . dozen English snipe 81 IS
1892 80: Teal. 81 90; widgeo., q 6o@l IS;
aa 81 So say ST 56 ssSse Whse
| Doves, 50@6oc y doz; Hare, 81 1909; Rabbits,
EGGS-Eastern are coming in freely. but the mar
Ket is kept well eeaned up as an the large interior
Ranch Eggs continue firm. Fancy Eastern s2is@
soc: common to choice Eastern, 25@130c; California
4c@i2!ac for store and 45@isc q. dozen for ranch,
lse oT Ths Comb Comb s In
tracted, 5s4 @614c; amber 41aG5c q ID.
BEEswAX-Guotable at 22isGS25c . 10.
FRESH FRUIT-6rapes, both wiue and table, are
in heavy supply and weak Apples are duh Persin,-
mons. t@l0c q 10 Wisconsin Cranberries, 80
So pe sso ches Ounces sS
soc q box; Grapes, 3G@Di0c for Muscats 3O140c for
| yerdes, 20@9iOc for Rose of Peru, 25g35c for
Black Maiyoise, 40@55c q box for 1okay according
to color and 406a75c for Cornichon; Zinfandel Wine
Grapes $l2@l6 q ton; other black Wine grapes $40
@l3; Cantaoupes, S5@60c y crate: Nutmeg Melons.
| 25@35c; WatermeloIs, S4@SS q 100; Peaches. s1@
| 81 SO q box: Apples, 25975c q box for common
| to good and 81 for choice; Pears, 35@75c q box:
Strawberries, S5a6 q chest for large Varieties and
| $40 for Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-Siciy Lemons, quotable at
| 81 50GS q box; Riverside Lemons, 1908 90: Los
| Angeles Lemons s2@2 so; Mexican Lines $4@5;
Bananas, 81 25@2 SO q bunch; Pineappies. 1905 q
dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Q Quotations are for fruit In sacks
unless otherwise specified Evaporated Apples (bxes),
ll@lliac; sliced, SC; Quartered, i7@71Ac; Pitted