The morning call., 1890-10-29
CALL sALEs-MoRSfSG.
Buyer '90-lOO, 81 49Ia.

CALL SALES-AFTERSooS.
Buyer 10000, 81 1865; 200 81 4974 BUYER
season-40O 81 5424; May - 100. 81 Al: 100,
81 4414; 100, 81 44I2; 100, 81 As: 100 81 ASIA.
Seller '9l-l00, 81 ll5s; 100 81 1875.
oATS-Firmly held but dull. Offerings ample
fer Ordinary demand. We quote Di2G!., fUr
seed, 50 a o5 2 ctl; common Black, 81 $50
l 80 f. ell; No. White, 81 1901 7212 No: .,
81 60Gl is: Choice, 81 1901 50: Gray, 81 6O@
! 60; Surprise, 81 s0t9l so; Milling, 81 10 q 50
CoRN-An the farmers to be raising small
round Yellow this year. judging from the liberal
way in which it is coming In. Large Yellow, on the
contrary, is more or less scarce, and. contrary to
the general course in ordinary years. commands
more money than small round. White Is firm with
moderate supplies. Nhite, 81 271.@gl 3212; yell
low. 81 2591 PIG for large and 81 z2129l rs for
RYE-steady at 81 27l4al 3114 { ctl with sale
at the top quotation.
BRAN-The miIIers have hard work TO supply the
demand. The market is very strong at S2l 5O@22
q ton for the best and $40 q ton Tor lower grades
and outside brands
MIDDLINGS-FIrm and active at s27@2S p ton
for the best and $25G26 for other grades
HAY-steady at the good prices Receipts con-
tinue moderate Wheat. sI2@l6 y ton Tor fair
to coed and sl7 5oo9l so for choice; oat sl29l5;
wild Dat, sl2@l5; Barley S9@l2 BARLEY and oat.
sl0@l4; Wheat and Cat, $i2@l6; Alfalfa. sl2S13
e ton.
sTRAw-Steady at 70@SGc 2 bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Ground Barley, S3l 5O@325o. The
mills sell oilcake Meal at S25 = ton net. the job
Meal. &c; Graham Flour Size; Oatmeal, 4s4e: oat
Groats, &c; Cracked Wheat, 3S4c; Buckwheat Flour
5c Pearl Barley, 4la@is4c q ID.
SEEDs-Y elbow Mustard. quotabe at 90 l21a@
% CT; Brown Mustard s. zoos a., Ell; Flax
Rape. iasile: Hemp, SIC: Timothy t' Size
DRIED PEAs-Nies. 81 S7Ia@i 50 . ctI; Green.
t X HEAT, able at 81 I9is ct ~ ~
CORNNEAL. ETC.-Table Meal, 314@384c . 10;
Feed Corn, S2s@28 50: Cracked Germ, $2S@29 q
BEANS-Gver Is, 900 SACKS have come in since
last Saturday aud the general market is weaI Sell
ers holding on to prices tenacousy, but buyers
and Pinks are large Bayos are fairly STEADY. Reds
"a Ii
q ctl; Pea, 81 1892 80 q GU; Small White 81 $50
S494 20; Buffers, 81 5092 10 q ctl.
POTATOES Sweets are firm and one lot was run
up to 81 40 at auction yesterday but TINS figure was
above the market Other kinds of Potatoes are in
large supply and weak. Sweets. S@l l2l2 q ctl In
ana 81 % in boxes; Garnet Chiles 90c@Sl 10:
Burbank Seedlings, 6Dc9&I 81; River Reds 100
soc; Early Rose, 6017Uc; Peerless, 70@95c q cti.
oNloNs-COntinue firm at 81 1908 2 ctl;
BUTTER-The demand for picked roll is sharp
and the market is very firm Fresh Butter is coming
In rather more freely an Is easy. Fancy, 35@36c y
2OG25c p it; store Butter, l5Gl71ac; picked roll,
2l925c; irkin, 1792lc; Eastern creamery, 2Sg2ic
CHEEsE-steady. Choice mild new is wanted,
but old Cheese goes slowly. Good to choice mild
Young Americas, ll@l3c cased Cheese, zee addi-
tional; Eastern; i2@l31ae e 10:
carloads OF Eastern are expected 10 be offered
to-day. Live Turkeys, lh@l7c for Gobblers and 10
al 90 for old and s595 for young; Hens, 1895;
BOOSTERS. young S4@@j; do, old $500 80: dryers, 81
(gf OU. DlOliCISt 81 AOI anu SOVo ~ T. NOISh
GAME-A few Canvashacks are now coming in,
but they lean and slow of sale at 81 so Receipts
of Quail are large and prices are lower. Hare are
quiet and in poor order, owing to the hot weather.
81 i21s : doz: English snipe. 81 SO; Jack snipe,
50G65c; Mallards Si&5 Sprig, Sc so; Teal 81 90
Gray Geese, 81 6oa3; White Geese, 75c@$l 80:
Brant, sl@l SO; yeHison; - . ID; Doves, 50g6oe
q uoz; Hare. 81 25@2; Rabbits, u oO Tor cotton
EGGs-Duli ami tending downward Eastern con
tnue to arrive freely. Buyers hold oil and Insist on
concessions which most holders willing to give.
Fancy Eastern 3O@S32 L1c: common to choice East
and 45c = dozen for ranch, with sales at Al ac.
HoNEY-tor fine Honey the demand is good and
White Comb lO@llc; DO, in Lib frames, 12@l3c;
ordinary Comb, 5000; White extracted 6@61ac;
BEEswAxE Quota6ie at 221s@25c q 10.
FRESH FRUlT-This is probably the last week OF
Receipts are too Sms a9 aSS,s
Ing more in at present losing prices Cantaloupes
are nearly gone Apples are IN smaller stock ana d
weak. Huckleberries, 9@l0c {. ID: Wisconsin Gran,
berries $a@1lO: Cape Cod Cranberries So b09ll %
Soc n box; grapes. 2p@50c for Mnscats, 2O94Oc for
yerdeils 2ogi0e for Rose Of Peru. 2os4Oc for
to color. and b0@75c Tor Cornichon; zinfande Wine
Grapes, sG@l5 q ton: other black Wine grapes, $40
81 = box: Apples. 25g75c q box for common
to good sl@i IS for choice and 81 IS for fancy;
boxes; Strawberries. s5@7 q chest for large Va
rleties and IL for LongwOrths.
CITRUS FRUIT ETC.-Lemons and Lines
stead er, owing to the continued warm weather.
Sicn, Lemons, quotable at 81 5O@S q box; River
side Lemons, $S93 so; Los Angeles Lemons S2@
2 so: Mexican Lines, 81 5O@,5; Bananas, 81 25@
2 so e bunch; PineappIes, S3615 q dozen.
DRIED FRUIrS-frunes, Grapes, Apples and
Peaches show more strength with slowly Increasing
INQUIRY. Pitted PiunS are very strong. Pears are
Cu1et. Apr.cots firm and in steady demand Prunes
are quoted ew York rs follows: Turkish quiet
at sac for new crop; French. obbins fairly at iO4
@lO12 10; California, iirmer at 15c 10
asked. The quotations are for fruit in sacks
unless otherwise specified Evaporated Apples (bxes)
11@l2c; sliced, S@SIac; quartered. 7QG71 Sc Ptted
Ilums, lll24il3c y 10 peeled evaporated Peaches.
221%9271ac r. 10 beaehed Peaches. l2@l5c; COM
mon sundried do, "a l0c: bleached Apricots sacks
l4@1sc: boxes, ls@l9c . 10: white Nectarines
17@lSc e 10: California Prunes. 7is4 DC; Grapes
Ss4@414c q 10; Pears 1907 1ac y 10 Tor common and
1O9l2c for CHARTERED unpeeed BartIetts. Figs, 2Ia
G31ac: do, pressed in boxes 4(05c r. 10.
RAiSlNS-Free movement eastward. Spot busl-
ness light. California Raisins are quoted quiet in
New York at 50 10 for tbree-crown loose.
We quote: Layers, fancy, 50 s., choice. 1902 10
fair to good 81 1901 90 q box with the usual ad-
vance for fractional boxes
NUTS-Peanuts easy. Brazils rule scarce and
firm Pecans and FilbertS very strong. Almonds
Ollie: softshel Almonds 14@l5c; papershell do,
1a@l6c; ainuts, l0@llc; do papersneli. 100 lac;
Chile Wanuts, 9@l0c; Peanuts 412@5i2c Tor 90
nestle; Hickory Nuts 69Sc; Pecaus, l2la@pl4c Tor
small and l5Gl Sc for large; Filberts, l1i9@lSiac
Brazil Nuts, l7Ia@1Sc Z, To- Coeoanuts, S5@6 q 100
VEGETABLES-rhis market is very dull, with no
features worthy of special mention. except that
several lots of italian Garlic are headed this way,
aud this article is accordingly weak. Hubbard