The morning call., 1890-10-14

The NeNDern iallS uue from Mexico saturday.
The schooner George C. Perkins, 369 tons, loads
Lumber on the sound for Honolulu; the British ship
Mary L. Burr 1906 tons, Wheat at Seattle for
Liverpool
The Langdale takes for Havre 69,l10 ctls Wheat.
valued at $g3,29s.
The British iron ship MyIomene. 1900 tons, is
chartered for Wheat to the United kingdom, Hayre
Antwerp, AIS Cd, an advance
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 25
"a SO; Bakers extras. 81 1894 25; city super
fine, 1908 80; interior brands, Sl94 so for extras
and $3@3 % d bbi for superfne.
WHEAT-No change yesterday. Business was dull.
No. l. 81 3O@l 321a; No. ., 81 27I4@l 2s34
choice 81 S334 extra choice, for milling, 81 500
o712; Sonora, 81 271a@1 2s4 2 ct.
CALL sALEs-MoRN1NG.
Buyer '9O--10O 81 35I4; 100, 81 S51s Buyer
season-S00, 81 431a; 100, 81 432s
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '9O-IOO 81 3514; 700 81 351s. Buyer
seasou-6O0, 81 1855.
BARLEY-Firm and in fair demand No. Feed,
81 3712@1 1884, lower grades, ST 35@l S614;
Chevalier, 81 471&@1 so Tor standard, 81 500
l 30 for lower grades Brewing, 81 42!&9l so p
ctl for fair 10 choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
Buyer 10000, 81 ABA. Buyer season-lo0.
81 1895; 100, 81 40.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
Buyer season-5OU, 81 1915; 200, 81 40.
oATS-Very firm at Saturdays advance. Black,
for seed 81 1902; common Black, 81 1901 rs q
ctl; No. / White, 81 Go: No. 2, 81 so: Choice,
81 671241 20; Gray, 81 20; Surprise, 81 75@l 80;
Milling. 81 7oQl 72ls p ctl:
CuRN-The market firm yesterday, despite
receipts of 3405 ctls. White, 81 2112Gl 30; Vel
low, ST 2742@1 so for large and 81 271291 so for
RYE-Quiet yesterday at 81 80 q ell
BRAN-higher at Sls(siS q ton for the best and
Sl7@17 80 y ton for lower grades and outside
MiDDLINGs-Unchanged at s24@25 3 ton for the
best and So 50G23 for other grades.
HAY-yery hrn at the advance. Wheat. Sl2@l6
for fair to good and $I7tgls for choice; oat. sI2@
IA; Wild Oat, SllGl4; Barley, $eGal2: Barley and
CAT. $lo@l3; Wheat and Cat, Sl29l6; Alfalfa, $l2
@l3 & ton
MILLSTUFFS = Ground Barley $S0@31 The
mills sell oilca&e Meal at $50 y ton net, the job
Meal. &c; Graham Flour Size; Oatmeal, 4s4c; Oat
Greats Sc: Cracked Wheat, 3S4c; Buck wheat Flour
sEEDs-Yeiiow Mustard. s2@2 Is . ctl; Brown
Mustard, 81 5o9S 2 eti; Fax. - 5992 70; Canary,
Hemp. sEsc; Timothy, 5R4e -'Nf''
Dried PEAs-Niies 81 S7laaI 80 q cti; Green,
Observation-Disclosures at ST. 1902 cti.
CoRNMEAL. ErC.-rable Meal, Sl4@3s4c . n;
Feed Corn. S2s@2S 90: Cracked Corn, $2S@29 D
BEANs-No further change. Bayos, IS 1894 2
ctl; Pea, SSdS l2I.e; Small White. SOS l212;
Pink, 81 1892 80; Reds, 81 50G2 10: Limas, =;
Buffers, nominal: -
reaching nearly 10000 sacks. Sweets declined out
the other kinds showed no change Sweets, 9Oe9 81
9Oc@Sl; Burbank Seedlings, 75c@Sl 20; River
Reds, sl@D1 l212; Early Rose, 7u@Scc; Peerless,
75c@DSI q ell.
oNi0NS--Sold higher yesterday at 50 25@2 60
y cu
35c q n good To choice, 25G3uc; common TO fair,
l71s0l22Isc; store Butter, 12Ia@l5c; picked roll
2U61221ac; frkin, 119l9c; Eastern creamery 2SGp
24c for fancy and l7@ Sc for ordinary
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new. i04ile e ID;
fair 1850; fancy, l11aeDl2c e 10; Young Americas,
l1@l212c; cased iac additional; Eastern, l0@l212c
~. o....;a- ,.o,.or,to-, ,,.ara ,o,,fnoI
Receipts Insignificant Live Turkeys, lsg22c .
ID for 6obbers and 16@l9c for Hens; Geese, q pair:
for young: Hens. $5@7; boosters, young 81 90
az sos do, old. s5@6; Erycrs 81: hroilers' 81 for
large and 80 5O@3 50 q dozen for small
GAME-was easier yesterday. as usual on Mon
day. Quail qnotabIe at sl9l 20 Q doz; English
So 5oGi; sprg, 81 5o@2; Teal, 81 1902; wdgeon,
81 80; small Ducks, 81 70; Gray Geese, 81 80
@7c = 10; Doves, 5C@60c Z doz Hare. 81 5O@2;
Rabbits, 81 25Gl 90 for CottoltaiIs, and 81 for
EGGs-Prices advanced again yesterday Some
dealers reported sales OF ranch even higher than the
Eastern quotaUle at 32lqc: common TO choice East
ern, 22ia03Oc; California, 3594Oc FOR store and
HONEY-Choice White Comb, Quotabe at s@I0c;
do In l-ib frames, 1l1s@l21ac; ordinary Comb, 70
&c. White extracted, 5$s@614c; amber 412@oc q
BEEswAx- QuotaDle at 2a14@25c q 10.
FRESH FRUIT-fresh Grapes Confined firm yes
terday with smaller receipts. Old Grapes sold for
what they would bring. Figs aud Plunhs are disap-
Offering. Pomegranates, 5G6c & 10; Wisconsin
Cranberries, 80 5u@iU q biol; Cape Cod Cranherries,
SlO@lO so: Rasp6erries, SS@lO q chest; Ounces,
50@65c z box Grapes. 3C@30c q box for Museats,
4C@5Oc Tor yerdells, 25@oOc for Rose of Peru
2505uc for Black MalvoIse, S5@50c q box Tor
ToEay according to color. 50@6Oc Corniehon and
3OG50c for lsabellaS: Zinfandel Wine Grapes 81 on
10 q ton; other black Wine grapes, SS(Glu Canta-
loupes, 5DcgSl e crate; Nutmeg Melons. 40p5uc:
Watermelons, $ipS q 100 Black Figs. 75c60$l 80 =
boz, according to size; Ilums, nominal; Peaches,
75c@SI r box and 3ih@)dIsc q 10 in bulk:
Apples, 25p75c 4 box for common 10 good and
Sl@l rs for choice; Pears, 35075c q box; Straw
berries 81 5O@7 z chest for large Varieties aud -
for LoBgwUrths.
CITRUS FRUIT, ETC.-Arrival OF I'll cases fresh
Mexican Lines, Malaga Lemons quotabe at S70nS;
Sicily Lemons, 81 50@yS q box; Riverside Lemons,
SSCd3 SO; Los Angeles Lemons S2@93 so; Mexican
LINES Si@5; bananas, 81 1902 so 4 bunch: Pine
apples, $30D5 {. dozen.
DRIED FRUITS Quotations are for fruit in sacks
unless otherwise specified EvapOrated Apples (bxes),
1@l2c; sliced Sc; quartered T@712c: FITTED Plums,
119l2c q ID: peeled evaporated Peaches. 221a@
27l2c e 10: oieached Peaches. FLAG lie: COM
mon sundrled do, 7@lSc; bleached Apricots, SACKS
12t9@lSc; boxes lS@l9c q 10; White Nectarines,
l7@lSe; California Prunes. 71a@ea1ec; Grapes,
334@4c q ID; Pears, 9@l0c u ID Tor common
and ll@13c for quartered unpeeled HartettS. Figs,
21a@S1ac: do, pressed. in boxes. 495c g 10
RAISINS-Layers, fancy, 81 10; choice, S292 10;
fair good, 81 75@el so q box, with the usual adj
vance for fractional boxes.
NUrs-California chestnuts. l6c Z. N; softshell
l0@l2c; Chile Wanuts, l09 &c; Peanuts, 596c for
tncfta Hob Uni n