The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-08
Produce Market.

nne, 81 oO93 10; interior brands. s4@4 20 for
extras and 81 SO93 10 q bbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Dealers reported good demand yester-
DAY at unchanged prices. 1t being holiday abroad
no Liverpool quotations received. No. l,
81 26149l 271a; choice 81 2Ss4 No. 2, 81 221a;
extra choice, for milling 81 80 2 ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer 10000, 81 S71a; 400. 81 375s. Buyer
season-10O, 81 2s7s; 300, 81 3O1s; 1900, 81 80.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '90-100 81 377s; 1900, 81 372z Buyer
season-2O0, 81 301s; 1900, 81 S0L4
BARLEY-Receipts since the Produce Exchange
adjourned last Thursday amount to 4o21S CEN
talS, or at the rate of about 10000 per day. All
this Barley is apparently needed however. for the
demand is good and prices have again advanced i.
Choice Feed, $3.50; No. 1 Feed, STAG q etl;
lower grades. s212@s5ci fair to good Brewing.
s2129s5c; good to choice, SIG o5 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
The market advanced 214c on the long option
and lc on the short. Buyer 90-l00, 92e; 100,
e21se: 100, 92s4c; 100 927sc: 200, 93c; 100.
9314c; 200 9312c; 100 1890. Buyer season-10O
S71sc; 100, S71ac. Buyer 80 after August 100,
81: 100, 9l12; 1UO 9214.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooN.
The market made further advance of 1870 on
the long option and 2s4c on the short. Buyer 90
100, 9414c; zoo, 95c; 800 951sci 1900, 9514ci
800 51ac. Buyer 80 after August 1000, 9414c.
Buyer season-10O. soc; 100 s0A.
OATS-Rece pts have been slender for some days
and the market is firm with light offerings. Black,
$1@l 10 for common and 81 % for seed Surprise,
81 45@1 80 q ctl; Milling, 81 So; choice Feed,
81 So; No. l Feed 81 30@l 321a; second grade,
81 25@l 271a; Gray OATS 81 20@I 20; off grade OF
any kind, S1Gl 10 y ctI.
CoRN-Unchanged. The demand about equals the
supply. and prices are steady Large Yellow, 81 10;
small Round do, 81 l242; White, 81 05@l O712 q
RYE-Receipts since last report 6Ol3 ctls. The
market Is unchanged at 9U@92Iac q ctl.
BRAN-Very stro G at Sl4 5O9l5 for the hest
and Sl3 50@l4 u ton for lower grades and outside
MIDDL lNGs- Higher at sl8@19 p ton.
HAY-Receipts for the past four days have aver
aged about 500 tons per day The market is steady
and unchanged. Wheat, $9Gl3 for ordinary,
and S14@l5 for extra choice; Wheat and oat, 500
u; Dat S79l0; Wild Dat, $7@l1 so; Barley, $50
10; Alfalfa, $IO@12 q ton
SrRAM-Quotable at 45955c q bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Oicake Meal has made one of its
rare fluctuations. Ground Barley, S20@21. Tho
mills sell oiicake Meal at S25 2 ton net; Rye Flour,
SC q ID; Rye Meal, 212c; Graham Flour Sc; Dat
meal. 41ac; Cracked Wheat, 314e; Buekwheat Flour,
sc; Pearl Barley. 4l4@4&4c 2 b:
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard 81 9U6l2 p ctf; Brown
Mustard. 81 5o@S %; Flax, $59S %; Canary, S12
@Ss4c . IL: Alfalfa, 7129S44e 2 ID; Rape. 212c;
DRIED PEAs.N ominal. split Peas. sac ? n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 1892; Eastern,
CORNMEAL, ETC-Table Meal. Sc a d. Feed
and Cracked Corn, $25926 p ton; Hominy, 4c 2 ID.
BEANS-Arriyais during the past four days foot
up 42S4 sacks. This is not heavy. The market
shows no @ @ sS shange S Kim @a
ell; Pea, 81 1902 30; small W hite, 1892 70; Pink
1908 10; Reds, nominal; LirDas, 4G4 So; Buffers,
81 7591 80 q ctl for small aud medium.
PoTAt OES-The market is overcharged with all
last Thursday foot up $50 sacks near.y forty
cars. Yesterdays receipts from the East were
twenty-four cars and some Eastern, according TO
steamer. Buyers hang back and trade is aim est at
ST Is for common. 81 25ai so Tor good and 81 Is
o. for choice to extra choice Burbanks No Sweets
am Eary Rose. sgi Is; River ReSs 81
@l 70; Burbank Seedlings 81 6O92 for California,
oNIoNSeReceipts have been remarkably slender
of late and choice oregon sold up TO Sc yesterday In
consequence. California largely nominal, there
being few In first hands. The lobbers quote at
81 5O9S 80 q ctl for common; S4G5 20 q ctl for
BUTTER-In heavy stock and weak. Fancy,
91otable at l6@17c . u; good to CHOICE, -
lOe; pickled roll nomnal frkn, nominal; Eastern
creamery, nominal.
CHEESE-ChOice mild new quotable at SO
91ac; fair to choice old 69sc: cased. 4sc addtional
PoULTRY-was nominal yesterday in the absence
OF receipts. Live Turkeys, 16@lSc for GObblers
and 1992Oc 2 ID for Hens Geese e pair, 81 70
for old and s7d9 so for young: Hens s6@7 = doz;
BOOSTERS, young. $500; do old, S5G6; Fryers,
Ss@s so; Brothers, 50 5097 so for large and $4@6
p dOz for small
GAME-There was hardly enough in yesterday
at 50 50@3; Jack Snlpe. sl@l rs; Maards,
81 tO@5; sprlgs, 81 5O9$; Teal. 81 1902 50;
sma Ducks slg g. SS GTa aSN Geese 81 Soc
White Geese 81 %; Brant, 81 rs; Hare S1@1 SO;
for small.
EGGS-of again. Yesterday was very dull day.
Stocks were large and there no demand worth
talking about. NO Eastern came in, but they are
daily expected. Quotaole at 15@l612c for far to
choice California aud 17@l712c for strictly choice
ranch.
HoNEY-Good to choice White Comb. quotable at
12@14c; do. IN 1-ib frames, l3@l4c; common White
Comb. S@lOc; amber extracted, 5s4@6c: bright ex-
tracted, 614@615c: dark extracted, 4129512c 2 To-
BEESWA&-ouotable at 1992lc q 10.
to ehoice and 81 25@l 50 . box Tor common.
| ing in freely. Duarte Seedlings, quotable at
81 6o@2; DuaEte Navels, $50, so; River
| GA Los Angeles Seedlings, 81 50@l 70; Los An
| geles Navels, 81 25@2 so; Malaga Lemons, $4@6;
| @3; San Diego Lemons. 81 5O@2; Los Angeles
| Lemons. 5cegl so; Mexican Lines, s4@s4 90.
| bananas, 1892 . buneh Pineapples, SS 5O94 80 .
DRIED FRUITs-RaisIns, 81 75@2 Is q box for
layers and s712e9Sl so for lOose Grapes. 21a@3c q
n; Pressed Figs 4@5c; Impressed do l1593c; ptted
Plums, 412@515c; unptted Plums, 215(d4e: eyapor-
ated Apples, 9j29l0c: sliced Apples, 41296c; quar-
| tered do, 4@5c; Calf rnia Prunes, 6G9c; Ger
| man Prunes 4G5c; sun-dried unpeeed bleached
! Peaches l212@l5ci Gnbleached Peaches 6@lOc;
peeled peel 6isaehed Peaches peeled
| cots. 1O@l212e; unbleaehed, 59Sc; eyaporated
NUTS-pige Nuts, quotable at s@sc; soft-shell
Almonds, 912@1O12c; hard-She Almonds, 5@6c
No. pap s a H. Almonds d232@i4e; Galitornia
Barbara; Chile wanuts, 7@714c; Peanuts, 6@714c;
Hickory Nuts, &c; Pr cans. 9@l &c; Filberts. l129
| l212c; Brazil Nuts nominal at 1212@13c Ttb; Co
coanuts, $4a4 so p 100.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. declined again yeSter-
| day and some sales were made by the box. Green
| Peppers brought SOC q ID; Cucumbers, 81 25@1 SO
1877 SKIS Peas and l54 bxs Rhubarb Ordinary Aspara-
| gus brought 39ic; choice, 5@6c; Antioch, =,
Peas, 69c for sweet and 4d56e . n for held. Mar
rowfat squash, S3o950 2 ton; dry Peppers, =;
Feed Carrots, 40@50c Tarnips 75ca 81; Beets. 75c
| @Sl Parsnips, Sla1 % . cti; Garlic 15925c q ID;
PRovIsIoNSSEastern covered Breakfast Bacon,
9uotahle at l39lSl4c . ID; California smoked
and I3@I5lsc p ID for light: isih@i4c : Ii for
extra light; Bacon Sides. 9Ia@9S4c q 10; Eastern
California Hams 's salt lSIaiaIsc . n TeTseT
| ator-cured, 13@l3i4c; Lard, tierces, Eastern, all
ssc ha ifis Sa0T tins 'eI 1Se
pals, l0b, 1013c; do, 5-ib, l024c; kegs, ss4@l0c
10; family do, sl2 5U@i8; clear Pork, $2l SEQ -:
| extra prime, SIG 5o@l7; extra clear, S2l(92l 80;
375; Pigs Feet, $l2912 90 . Dbl; Smoked Beef
! HoPs-ouotable at s9l4c ID.
HIDES AND PELTS-A number of variations ap-
pear private circular says: "salted Hides re-
of steers Jrihe weaker, but there is material
l change in prices. During the past season great
have been slow sale. Kip, veal and Calf doing
trle better. Dry Hides continue at the prices
low prices. We do not look for any better values
dry Hides for some little time. DeersKins lower,
| as prices have declined In the East. We would adj
| wise a great deal of caution to store-keepers and
| shippers in the matter or handling Deerskins. No
| skins should be bought unless according to law.
Goatskins continue very dun Indeed The low price
of Hides and Skins has enabled tanners to put out
stock which has taken the place of Goaskin Leather,
and the Goatskin tanning trade is nearly at stand
still. Sheepskins are selling at prices above the
| relative values OF fleece wool. and Sheepskins OF
| three or four months wool and more bring very
fair prices. Poor shearlings and poor and damaged
short-wooi Skins are of comparatively little value
ana buyers, therefore, should purchase with good
| deal of caution" Heavy salted steers, 66 lbs
over. SGS12e medium, as to So lbs. 5G6c light, SC;
| Cowhides. Sc; salted Kip, 4@4Isc: salted Calf 4
@419c: Dairy Calf 20@30c: dry Hides. usual selee-
ton, S12@9c; dry kips, &c; dry Calf. &c = 10;
| lc..... =,