The morning call., 1890-09-02
Produce Market.

PRODUCE Market
FL0UR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 81 1904 so; Bakers extras, 81 1894 IS;
city superfne, $5@3 IS; interior brands, $4@4 30
Tor extras, and 1903 IS 2 Dbl for superhne.
wHEAT-The market declined again yesterday,
and was very weak. No. l. 81 371a; No. 2, ST. IS
al 1914; choice, 81 3SS4@l 40; extra choice for
milling, 81 4212@l as Sonora, 81 50 r ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNISG.
Prices declined. Buyer 'so-3oU, 81 43a4 700,
81 1855; 300 81 1875. Buyer season-200, 81 5214;
600, 81 52ls; 500, 81 5lzsi 400, 81 81
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
BUYER 10000, 81 1853; 800, 81 431a; 1900,
81 43a4. Buyer season-1lo0, 81 Ola; 3oO
81 5lss; 1900, 81 51s4-,
above Yesterdays market was quiet and I'M
changed, Quotabe as follows: No. 1 Feed
SheyaeT IS So for SW Standard and 81 SG1 s. r
lower grades; Brewing 81 S5@1 45 z ctl for fair
to choice new and 81 4212&l 40 for choice old.
CALL sALEs-MoRSIS6.
The market was considerably lower. Buyer 90
400. 81 32l4; 1000, 81 81. Buyer season-loo.
81 37is; 100, 81 36s4 400 81 81
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN.
The market recovered. Buyer 10000. 81 80:
500. 81 54I4; 100, 81 3412. Buyer season-l0o,
oATS-Stoets decreased 600 tons in August. as
will be seen by the statement above The market is
quiet and unsettled Black 81 4o@l 50 = ctl; No.
7 81 M Hrng 81 7 a 7s5 e ef
tons in August. White. 81 S0t9l 37Ia; Yellow.
81 2712@l 80 for large aud 81 5ol 81 y for small
RYE-sale OF No. at 81 80 Common sells down
to 81 lI13 Q ctl Receipts and offerings large;
BRAN-W eak at S1S@ll9 for the best and Sl7 so
q ton for lower grades and outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at S27 5u@2s 5U p ton for
the best and S25@g26 90 for other grades
HAY-Nothing new. wheat. ouotabie at s1o@l4
ton tor fair 70 good and sl3gl5 30 for choice;
Clover, IS 50G1l e ton.
sTRAw-olotable at 45@55c q bale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barley, S2sG2S so. The
mil lat ton eft rha
bers charge s2IS30 2 ton; Rye Flour. 31ac z D. Rye
Meal, &c; Graham Flour, slae; oa.meal, 4s4e: Dat
SC; Pearl Barley. 412@i94c = Ii.
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard 81 s0@a 2 ctl; Brown,
394c e IL: Alfalfa SC q ID; Rape. 21ac; Hemp,4lac
DRIED PEAs1Siies, 1902 25 q ctI; new Green,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 81 50@1 rs 2 ctl.
Feed Corn, s2s@2S SO: Cracked Corn, $2s@29 .
ton; H9mlny, 4 l 2 tp p,,.s o.. .,. ana
Whites frn. Bayos nominal; Pea. 50 75@3 Small
White 50 1908: Pink. 81 5092 so: Reds, s4@,4 %;
Lilnas, 81 5oG4 70; Buffers, 81 l5G2 80 q ctl for
POTATOES = Weak under continued large
soe@si; SHS sss ssednss 75cssi To- Rary
Rose 65c@sl Peerless 15cg$l z ctl. s,a
. % = etl: small for picklins, s5e@si = ct Wy
BU1TER-The market suddenly improved yester-
day and dealers a@9ten sdyaneea prices s5ret
27a%2sG 10 good TO choice 9S20c common
pickied roll i71.@96c: irsin, i1Giee; Eastern
creamery, 17@lSlac in tubs and ls@20c p ID in
rolls.
choice mid new, SIa@lOc: fair. 7pSc; fancy. 1912
Ollie p 10; Young Americas. lODllc cased, 1sc
additional; Western, Se1lOc; Eastern, 9dl2c y 10
POULrRY-Two cars Eastern came III yesterday
and some sales were made as follows: bse . .
z. California stock was nominal, as follows: Live
Turkeys 2sc IL for SSehf pses and .4 sgG loT
old and So 50t36 for young; Hens, So 50G7; koost-
ers. young, $500 80; do; old, s6so 30; fryers.
81 5Udl5 Brothers, 81 Tor large and $3Go on q doz
for small
Doves 5OG75c - doz; Hare, $l@l 90, Rabbits
81 25 for Cottontails, and 50;@75c for small.
EGGs-No change. Fancy Eastern 10 arrive. 26c 2
dozen; common to choice Eastern, 17L2q25c; Call
fornia. 274a@32tac for store and 3o@371ac for
ranch. ~
frames, 1l@111ac; ordinary comb 7@71ac; White
extracted, 5la@6e; amber a 51s@ .,s 3 n.
FRESH FRuIrS-Soveral chests OF Raspberrles
came in yesterday and brought Slu@l4 . chest.
selling selling ' high. Peaches and Bartlett Pears
firm. Grapes are duh and lower Ounces, quo E
app Ses E5eSsi : box; Grapes, a5a46c ior small
White Black, 40@75c for Muscats, 2oeg2uc ior
Rose of Peru 3O6q4Oc for Black MaIvoise, bC@90c q
box for Tokay, according to color, and $l@l 30 for
IsabeIlas: ZInfande Wine Grapes, $loGio g ton;
crate for Rivers; Nutmeg Melons, 50@75e y crate:
watermelons. ss@l2 2 100; Black Figs, 26@40c for
singe-layer and 5U175c y bx for doubleayer bxes;
White Figs 26D5uc . box: Pums 81. @S1ac p 10;
Egg PIuns $50 y ton: German Prunes, 50@65c
"A box; Blackberries. SiG5 g chest Freestone
Peaches, 75c@sl IS y box and $l01 20 u basket
and 4e15 &c y II in bulk Clngs $lGl IS y box
SI0rI rs u basket and 4@6c y 10: Apples 6Oc6S1 n
box for common TO good and 81 25@1 40 for choice:
Pears. 50c@$1 p box; Bartlett Pears, Standards
3@4c p n; ripe and otherwise inferior STOCK. Toe
@sl q box; Strawberries, s6@6 q chest for Sharp
less.
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.--Malaga Lemons, se@lO;
Sicily Lemons. 50 50@lO; Riverside Lemons, 81 SO
@5; Mexican Lines. So: Bananas, $lS2 so . bunch;
Pineapples, S3@5 u dozen.
DRIED FRuiTS-Grapes are Quieter and lower.
Peaches and Red Nectarines weaker. Pitted
Plums are in demand and tirmer The quotations
are for fruit in sacks unless otherwise speciiied
Evaporated Apples (boxes}, 121a@l3c; sliced. SO
&c. pnartered. 7la@Sc; Pltted Plums. 1O4llc .
cots, sacks 1l@Sl7c ID: boxes, 17@1Sc . 10 White
Nectarines, 15@l7c: Red Neeiarines. lO69llc
California Pruucs go lie; Grapes. 3l4(13lac q ID.
RAISINS-Layers. September and october delivery,
81 1902 % The spot market is wholly nominal at
81 7o@p2 Is for good TO choice layers and $lll so
for common 10 fair layers.
NUTS-New crop softsnell Almonds. future de-