The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-30

CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
The market was weaker. Buyer 10000. 81 AT;
800, 81 467s; 100. 81 1855; 600, 81 46s4. Buyer
season-SOO, 81 so; 100. 81 54s4; 400. 81 547s
Seller 80, new-10U. 81 49, 200, 81 37$4.
CALL sALEs-AFrEKNooN.
Buyer 80 = 500 81 1914; 500, 81 1915; 900
81 4613; 200 81 1856 1000, 81 1895. Buyer sea
son-l00, 81 5414 100, 81 545s; 400, 81 54$4
100, 81 SAYS; 200 81 So Seller 80, new-14OO,
81 81.
Misunderstanding has made another advance
and meets with very fair demand. Feed sells well
at strong prices. No. l Feed. 81 2l14; choice.
81 2212: No. 2, 81 l71a@l 20; Brewing, 81 ESQ
S21a q ct for fair to choice
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Prices rose. Buyer go - 800, 81 251s; 100,
81 1865; 100 81 25a4. Buyer season-1OO, 81 1855.
Seller go, new-100, 81 2l14; 100, 81 2I3s
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
further advance established. Buyer go
1OO 81 261s; 200, 81 267s 1900, 81 1854 'Buye
season-3OO. 81 80; 100, 81 3244.
oATS-Steady and in fair demand. Receipts
No. l, old, 81 5712@l 80; No; 2, 81 50@I So;
Choice, 5! 50; surprise, 81 10gl 20 . Gu
CORN-The market is quiet, but closely held at
the advanced prices Large Yellow, 81 25@l 80
for common TO choice; small Round Yellow, 81 259
R Ry Of SEQ sacks at 81 90 The market is
very stiff and the upward tendency IS pronoun ed;
BRAN-Firm at Sl4 5Ogl5 90 Tor me pest anu
MIDDLINGS-In good demand at S2292l 2 ton.
HAY-The capacity OF this market has either IN
creased lately or else the demand Is large Tor the
heavy receipts seem to be absorbed readily and
prices keep up without difficulty: New Wheat is
quotable at $99l2 so q ton for fair TO good and
$l3 5O0l4 for choice; new Dat, SS910; new Wild
oat, sS,@ll; new Barley, S79lO; new Clover. $50
sTRAw-Quotable at 45@55c p bale.
MILLSrUfFs-G Ground Barley. $27 5o@2s so.
bers charge $27 ? tom Rye Flour 3e 9 ID; Rye Meal,
Gr0ats 4}4c; Cracked Wheat, 342c: Buckwheat
Flour, DC; Pearl Barley, 4t40l34 C e. 10.
sEEDs-YeLlow Mustard, 81 9oj92' Q ctl; Brown
S94c d. Alfalfa, SC q Ii; Rape. 212ci Aemp,412e;
DRIED PEAS-SiIes. $2@2 20 q ctL spllrPeas,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. None offering.
CoRNMEAL. ErC.-Table Meal. 31294c 2 70;
Feed Corn $27@2S: Cracked Corn, ST 50@28 so
q ton; 'Hominy, 4c r 10.
BEANS-The market shows a number of changes.
Pinks and Limas dull and lower. Reds are offer
ing more freely than for months. Whites are
slG4 %; Pea. 50 IO@2 80; Small White So l2ia0
2 80; Pink, 81 50G2 10; Reds, S4GG4 70; Limas,
So 5oG4; Buffers, 81 eO92 q ctl for small and
PoTAToES-The market is literally supplied and
weak Sweets; S@3Iac q No. Garnet Ches, sacks,
s0casl; burbank Seedlings, in boxes 81 25@l 80,
in sacks SlGl so: Early Rose, $4,000 in sacks and
75r@Si In boxes; River Peerless, 75@9Oc in sacks
and 75cG$l q ctl in boxes; Salinas Peerless, SIG
OSIONs-Very firm and scarce at S2@2 80 p ctl.
Small for picking, 81 259l 90 p ctl.
BUTTER-The advance is easily maintained.
Stocks are very slender and the demand Is good;
Some stores reduced TO mere handful of
boxes Fancy, 23@24c = ID, with sales at 25c:
good to choice 2l@22i2e;, common to iair 10 10
Is1sc; frkin, 14@l6c; Eastern. 7@l0c p ID
CHEESE-Prices rule firm and stocks are slender.
GOOD to choice mild new, 9@l0c q 10; fancy, lie;
Eastern 9al2c p ID.
all nds and prices weak. Live Turkeys, 10
@2lc for Gobblers and l6@1sc for Hens; Geese, q
So 50@4 so for old and Sarfor young; Hens, So 50
at SO; BOOSTERS, young, $6@7 so; do. old, $6g7:
Fryers, $4q5; Brollers, So 6USi Tor large and s25
GAME-Venson brought good prices yesterday
lac y 10; Doves 7599Oc p doz; Hare, 81 5Od
l rs; Rabbits, 81 rs for Cottontails. and 81 tor
EGGS-Choice are steady, but common Eggs
abundant. weak and not easy to sell Fancy Eastern
lSc 2 dozen. We quote common TO choice East
ern. 1215@l7c; California, 16922c for store and
23925c Tor ranch.
tracted and Conn in I'D frames and prices for both
are steady. But amber and dark extracted and
prices Choice White Comb is quotabe at $500:
do in I'm frames, 1U@1lc; ordinary comb, ia
712c; White extracted, 544@642c; amber, 4@5c
BEEswAX-Firm at 24G26c p 10.
FRESH FRUITS-Peaches were in sharp demand
yesterday and prices rose. The Gamers were hard
up for stock and bought both good and poor. April
cots also improved uhuet tesseiieu reeeis; igS
are in slender supply and hrm Apples are abun,
dant and lower. Bartlett Pears are steady and sell
readily. Canning PIums meet with very fair de-
mand. Grapes are firm with moderate receipts.
OyeTripe Catalogues sill down 10 4UQ75c q crate.
NectarneS sell fairly. HuckleOerrieS, l212c r. 10;
Crabappes 5O@75e 2 small and $l@l % 2 large
box: Grapes, 60c@Sl rs for small White or Black.
Peru and Black Malyoise; Cantaioupes Sl91 SO for
Winters and 81 50G2 25 z crate for Rivers: Water:
melons, $l0gl5 90; Black Figs, 35g5oe for single
White Figs 25@D5Oc q box. Plums, l19d2Iac q ID /;
Egg Plums, $30935 q ton and l1a@2c y n; Green
Cages, s3O94O . ton and 11a@2c . n: Peach Plums.
60g75c & box: Black Currants, 76cG$l y drawer:
Raspherrles, 50 5ogio 2 chest; B!ackberries "a 80
6o234c to the Gamers: Peaches, 5O975c box. and
5O@75c 2 basket for Hale,s Early and 5OS9Oe . 6x
and 60c@s1 y basket for Crawfords; Neetarnes, so
96Oc p box for white and 10000 2 box for red;
Apples 50d65c = small and 75c@Sl 70 2 large boy;
Pears. 5OcllSl q box Bartlett Pears, 2124c q 10 ;
Strawberries S6@S 2 chest
CITRUS FRUIT, ETC.-This market is well sup
pied and quiet. Malaga Lemons, quotabie at S496
Sicily Lemons. S5C96: Riverside Lemons. S293 so;
San Diego and Los Angeles Lemons, Sl@1 so; Mex
lean Lines, So 50@4 so: Bananas, Sl92 80 q bunch
DRIED FRUlTS-Al kinds rule firm with pro-
nOunced tendency upward Grapes and Apricots
are active and there is no difficulty in selling them
Peaches and Nectarines have not fairly opened yet
though few transactions are reported. Prunes are
in fair demand, but buyers disposed to handle
this Fruit with caution, owing to the very high
prices The New York Prune market is strong but not
active, and French are selling slowly at 9@9I4c. New
evaporated Peaches 169lSc new bleached ApricOts
SACKS, l31a@l6c: boxes, 16@17c 2 II. We quote
futures for new crop at l3@l5c 2 n for White
Nectarnes, ll@l3c r ID for Red Nectarines, and SO
1l19c for California Prunes cured. aud 2I5@2s4c
for the fresh fruit; Grapes. 31294c . 10.
RAlSINS-Dealers report fair business in futures
at very firm quotations, as follows; Layers septem-
ket is wholly nominal, as follows: 81 1902 10 Tor
good choice layers, Sl@l so for common to fair
layers and 75c@Sl 80 for loose.
NUTS-Owing TO the depleted condition OF stocks
the quotations are largely nominal Pine Nuts s@se;
California Walnuts, lO@l1c for Los Angeles, 10gl2c
for Santa Barbara; Chile walnuts, Zoe; Peanuts, 6@
SC; Hickory Nuts, 6@Sc: Pecans log lc: Fill
berts, 1112@l2Iac; Brazil Nuts, nominal at l29
1212c {. ID: Cocoanuts 1906 o 100;
NEGETABLES-This market is well supplied with
all kinds put there is no gut in any Trade very fair
Marrowfat Squash GuotabIe at s20@25 Q ton; Egg
liant -Rnn "A ht GFnn / 0p II
Greer Peppers, 35@50c 9 box: Tomatoes. 5O@65c
for vacaviIle and Sl9l 25 p box for River in large
b crate for common aud 7la@2213c 2 doz for best
BAY; Summer Squash, 5O@60c 2 box for Alameda
Wax Beans 2921ac z. 10: Fountain Beans, 2c String
Beans, 1s@2c; Lima Beans, 4(G5c 2 10: CucumOers,
50G65c y box for Bay; Green Peas, 81 501l 10 2
Turnips. 75eGS1: Beets, 81; Parsnips. 81 25G1 50 2
ctl: Garlic. 4@D5c q 10.
in sympathy with higher prices at Western packing
points. Bacon and Lard remain unchanged. East
13@1314c; California smoked Bacon, 9@l0c for
heavy and medium. and 13@l31ac for light: 131a9
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city trade, lag
1414c; California Hams. salt 12I4G121ac q ID;
ern. all Kinds aaei4c eases iGGIolSc: California
tierces 9l4@913c; haf-bbls 912@9$4e; tins Toe;
i IL; Mess Beef, s. 5oas; extra mess DO IS 500
8; family do, Sl1 5O@l2; clear Pork, $l9 5oeg2O;
mess do, sisSls 30 + b6; Pig Pork + key, $50
S25; Pigs Feet, $l2912 90 p Dbl; smoked Beef.
1lS4eIlZc s. 10
H0PS-The market keeps as firm as ever at 1712@
zoe for either old new. Growers are confident
and buyers make all the advances. OF the estimated
Washington crop OF $4,000 bales, about %, 900 have
been contracted at of at least 15c for the
season. Contracting is more limited, growers
generally decline to meet buyers The latest mail
report from New York says: 1.-The market remains
dull for all and outside figures difficult Of
realization, even for the best offerings. Neither
brewers nor shippers are In the market to any ex-
tent. Crop still comes favorably from this
State and the Pacific Slope but not so favorable
from England. Pacific Coast, 1889, l5q2Oe 10
HIDES AND PELTS-Thts market is firm, in
sympathy with a strong New York market. and dry
salted Hides sell well. Heavy sated steers are
quutabe at S1,ac . 10; medium. o. q ID: light.
Sc p 10; Cowhides, &c q II; salted KID 4G5c;
salt ed Calf &c. dairy Calf, 20930c dry Hides, usual
selection 9@91ac; dry klps, &c; dry Calf, 7c;
prime GoatsSins, soc each; medium do, 20930c
small skins, Zoe; Deerskins good SUMNER, soc;
medium. 221&9 25c; thin. zoe q II; Sheepskins,
shearlings, loo zoe; short wool, 30g50c: medium
65@9Oc: long wool, 9Oc9Sl % 2 N, Butehertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, 315G34c; re-
fined. 56n5 i4c; Grease, 2L.G13c p 10.
W0OL-1he tone is steadier and the demand has
improved, Prices, though firm. are not yet
higher. We quote spring clips as follows:
Eastern Oregon. l5@20c 2 ID; Nevada. 15@lSIac
Z. ID; choice Northern, le@21c: Humboldt and
Mendocinn, 2l@23c; San Joaquin aud Southern
year staple, l212Dl5c; San Joaquin and Southern,
seven months. 12@l6c; choice Foothlll l69lS1ac