The morning call., 1890-10-07

-lUU, 81 Az
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooN.
Buyer 10000, 81 411s; 300. 81 415s. Buyer
season-2Oo. 81 40; zoo, 81 4s3s; 100 lbrewing),
81 5315.
al so : ctI No. / White 81 55@I 5712; No. 2
81 l7Es@l 59Ia; Surprise 81 6212@i Is; Milling,
YeIlow, 81 2ss4 @i 80 for large and 81 2712S1 50
KYE-Quotaole at 81 2O91 271s for common to
choice.
BRAN-Quoted at ST. 5O9ls 80 p ton for the best
and SIT = ton for lower grades and outside brands
MlDDLINGS-Cuoted at S24@25 2 ton for the best
HAY-Ch6ice Wheat Is higher Wheat slO@I4 .
ton fair to good and $l6@l6 so for choice; OaT
s9@12; Wild oat; s9@l2; barley Ss@1l: Balery
s12@l3 Clover, IS 5O@ll 2 ton.
S1RAW-Hgher at 5U@6Uc = bale.
mills sell OilcaSe Meal at $50 r. ton net the job
6ers charge $27 2 ton; Rye Flour; s1ec { n; rye
Greats, &c; Cracked Wheat, 3$4c; BucSwheat Flour,
SEEDS IDS Yellow Mustard Ia s2a2 Is p ctl;
Brown Mustard, 81 5095 ? eti; Flax 81 5O@2 70;
E snsty iSs: Hemp SIZE A timothy sc! NJ
DRIED PEAs-Nies. 81 S742@gi 80 . ctI; Green
Observation-Disclosures at 81 7s@2 : cti.
CoRNMEAL. ErC.-Table Meal, 3I4G3$4c = 10;
Feed Corn, s2e@2s so: Cracked Corn, >2s@2s y
BEANs-Receipts yesterday were heavy and the
as Is: small White. sos is: PINK 81 30a2 rs;
Reds, 81 25: Limas, =; Buffers, nominal.
change sMees e no n saess
and lM@lIac in boxes; Garnet Chiles. S0c@S1:
Burbank Seedlings. 6ue9sl 20; River Reds SIG
ONIoNS-unchanged and steady at S2(92 50 q
BUTTER-Is quiet and not overfrm. Fancy, So
@36c; good to choice 2s@SOc; common TO fair, I11a
@2212c: store Butter, lZI2gl5c; picked roll. $50
for fancy and l7g Sc for ordinary.
CHEESE-GOod to choice mild new, S12@l0c
fnIr Sp FAM e Nouuu
l0@l1c; cased 1ac additional; Western. S9lOc;
Eastern. e1l2c + 10.
fresh stock came in. but there plenty left over
from saturday. Live Turkeys. ls@20c for Gobblers
Ducks, $3 5U@5 for old and SIS 5e@6 for young
Hens, s5@6; boosters. young, 81 50@6 do. old, 50
as; tryers 81; Brothers, 81 for large and 81 500
8 80 q dozen for small.
GAME-Ihere were two markets yesterday-one
in the morning and one at noon. The latter was
much lower than the former, owing to the very
heavy arrivals by the noon train. The noon market
SprisS and Teal. 81 5p92: widgeon. 81 25@l So
The morning market was as follows: Quail, $l@l 20
q dozen; English SnIpe, 1903 so; Jack Snpe, 81;
widgeou, 81 o09l rs; Small Ducks, 81 25@al 50
Cray Geese, 81 259l3; Nenison, 69Sc; Doves, 75c q
doE: Hare 81 50@l rs; Rabbits 81 25Dl so for Cot
tontalls, and 81 for small
Eggs are cleaning up. Sales of ranch Eggs at 40c
were made yesterday, but the figure is rather high
choice Eastern III @25c; California; 25@35c for
store and 37@Ssc q doz for ranch.
HONEY-Choice White Comb. uuotabe at S(0l0c:
do, in lib frames II 12@l2I2c; ordinary Comb ia
Sc; White extracted, 5A96I4c; amber, 412@5c q
BEESwAX- Quotable at 2215@25c r 10.
FRESH FRUlT-rabe Grapes continue to gut
the market. Watermeons are doing better. as the
weather is hot. Wine Grapes are quiet Berries
were lower yesterday as the trains came in later.
Hardly any Figs coming in. Pomegranates. &c
q ID: Cape Cod Cranberries, Sl09ll q Dbl; Raspber-
ries S7@l0 q chest; Ounces, 65@75c q box:
box for sweetwateT 25a4uc for Mascats. 25@s0c for
verdells l5@S6c for Rose Of Peru l5G35c Tor Black
Malvolse, 4UG65c q box for Okay, according to
color Use for Cornichon and 40a6Oc for lsabellas:
Zinfandel Wine Grapes, $i56al6 q ton for and
$l29l4 for sour other black Wine grapes, $l2@l5:
soc; watermelols, S5@l2 q 100; Black Figs. nomi-
Peaches, 5uc@si q box and 49iIlc q h in bulk:
81 rs for choice; Pears, 25@75c q box: Strawber-
ries $i@6 q chest Tor large Varieties and $S1O for
LongwOrthS.
Sicily Lemons, 81 5oGS r box; Riverside Lemons,
SSt13 so: Los Angeles Lemons, S2@D2 SO; Mexican
Lines, sl@5; Bananas, Sl@2 80 g bunch: Pineap-
DRIED FRUIT -Grapes are higher owing to the
recent rain. Pittt 'flums have again gone up The
quotations are IN fruit in sacks unless otherwise
specified. Evaporated Apples (boxes), quotablc
at 11l2@l2c q n: sliced, Sc: quartered, 7@p71ac
Z 10; fitted Plunis, 1112@l21ac q 10; beached
Peaches, l2l2@l4c; bleached Aprcots, sacks. ~ "
@lsc; boxes, ls@l9c q ID; White Nectarines
lI@lSc: California Prunes S15@l0c; Grapes,
3S4Gtl4e e 10; Pears. l0@l212c for common
and Boise for quartered unpeeled Bartletts Figs
2Le@312c; do, pressed, in boxes. i@5c = 10
RAISlNS-Layers fancy, So Is: choice, 1902 10;
fair to good. 81 1850 90 a box, with the usual
vance FOR fractional boxes.
NUTS = New crop softshel Almonds l4@l5c
e ID; Halnuts, collie T 10 We quote old
crop as follows: Chile wainuts loo: Peanuts 60
lie: Fibers, Il l2@12ia Brazil Nuts, nominal at
l2@l2lsc = 10: Cocoanlts s5@6 q 100
observation-disclosures are weak. Marrowlat