The morning call., 1890-08-23
Produce Market.


FLOUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, 81 25G4 80; Bakers extras, 81 25G4 SO;
city superfne, S3@3 SO; interior brands, $4@4 90
for extras, and 1903 80 q Dbl for superfne.
wHEAr-was quieter yesterday at unchanged
prices. No l, 81 3S34@1 40; No. 2, 81 33s49
1 1914; choice, 81 Ala; extra choice for mill
ing, 81 4212@1 4394: Sonora, 81 S5G1 3712 q ctl
CALL sALES-MoRNING
Buyer 100000, 81 1865; 100. 81 1854. Buyer
season-10o, 81 545s; 500, 81 So; 400. 81 54a4
Spot, II ew-100 81 3712.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 100000, 81 45s4: 100, 81 1875. Buyer
season-2O0. 81 BAYS; 100, 81 So.
Notwithstanding has advanced. Feed is steady,
but no higher. Quotations are as follows: Choice
Feed, 81 3l14@l 3212; No. Feed, 81 80; lower
grades, 81 2712@l 2ss4; Chevsler 81 80 for
Standard and 81 So9l 35 for lower grades; Brew
ing, 81 1901 40 e ctl for fair choice new
and 81 421aGl As for choice old
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
The market was weaker. Buyer 10000. 81 1914;
100, 81 361s Buyer season - 100, 81 AL 400,
81 4os4; 600 81 403s; 200 81 4o5S.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
BUYER 10000 81 S614; 100 81 $685.. Buyer
season-200 81 4034; 100 81 ala; 100, 81 4l12.
Brewing buyer season-3OO, 81 "A; 100, 81 441s.
oATS-Continue firm. Prices: Black, 81 $50
As: No. l, 81 Goal 621a: No. 2. 81 45@I So:
Choice, 81 65@l 674a Gray, -; Surprise 81 700
CoRN-white sold yesterday at 81 4o9l 421A.
Yellow was very strong at 81 2112Ql 3212 Tor
were large, being 47U2 centals
RYE-Quotable at 81 40 {. ctl for new and 81 so
BRAN-Firm at s2O@2l for the best and $3.50
10 so =. ton for lower grades and outside brands.
MlDDLINGS-Strong at $2S 5u@29 q ton for the
best and $26tG27 80 for other grades.
HAY-steady Receipts Light Wheat, $lO@l4 .
ton Tor fair to good and $l5@1 90 for choice Dat,
$s91l; wild Dat, SOIL; Barley, 81 50@ll; Glover,
IS 50@l1 q ton.
sTRAW-Quotable at 45@55c p bale
MILLSTUEES-Grounu Barley, S2S 50Gl2q The
mills sell 0ilcaSe Meal at $50 p ton net, the job
Isrs charge s27 2 ton; Rye Flour. see = NJ Rye
Greats, sc: Cracked Wheat, 3s4c; Buckwheat Flour,
IS sEE6s-Te i1S Mustard 81 so9s ctl; Brown
Mustard, 81 5Og3; Flax. 81 eti; Canary, BAG
$S94e z 10; Alfalfa, SC q ID; Rape. 212c; Hemp.412c
DRiES i PE1sSles s2@2 25 ctl new Green.
75c@Sl 20; Split Peas, &c q 10.
CoKNAIEAL. ErC.-Tabie Meal. s{4SSslc - 10;
Feed Corn, s2sSes SO; Cracked Corn, s2s@29 q
BEANS Fifty sacks of inferior Bayos sold at
90 the arSet Is g9ef AND rather easier BySs
80 spot aud 81 10 future delivery; Pink, S3@3 5O
Reds, 500 70: Linlas 81 1904 rs spot, and So IS
o. 30 q ell for small and medium.
P0TAToEsCsold Yesterday as follows follows, Sweets,
bank Seedlings, 75e@Si rs; Early Rose s0e@$l lO
81 25g2 90 ctI. Small, for picking, s5e@Sl p eth
BuTrER-Has again declined. Stocks are large,
the weather is hot and everybody wants sell.
Fancy, 25@26c; good TO choice. 22@24c; common
to fair. 1712@2oc; store Butter. l2 @l5c; picked
roll, l712@20c frkin, 14@l l6e; Eastern creamery.
l79lSlac in tubs and 10000 p 10 in rolls.
CHEEsE-The market IS very quiet and weak
fancy. 1O1a@1lc g 10; Young Americas. l00llc:
cased, Zee additional; Western, s@lOc Eastern, 8
POULTRY-The market is overstocked, dull and
demorallzed. No reasonable offer refused. Live
bers and i5t@l7c for Hens: Geese, p par, 81 50a
2; Ducks, IS 50G4 for old aud 81 5000 for young;
@6; Flyers 81; Brothers, So SO for large and 81 SO
@s 2. doz for small.
9@l3c e ID; Doves. 50G75c p doz; Hare, 75c@
81 25 Rabbits, 81 20 for Cottontas, and 5o975c
EGGsnUp again. Good Eggs are getting seareer
25G3Oc for store and S21aSs5c Tor ranch.
HONEY@Choice White Comb, sgse; do, in In
hUas Usa a@Ger oG%O 5o White
REMEMBERING at 24@26c q 10.
quiet, with heavy supplies bartlett Pears are in
eager demand at a further advance. Even dead
ripe Bartlets which are generally called "Swili' In
Peaches have again advanced. Cantaloupes and
watermeions are doing better. Grapes are dull
box; Grapes 25@5oc . box for small White
Of esH os ac sS 5 s sc
@S 20 q box for Tokay according to color; Canta-
,onpes a6e@si for Winters Winters ana si@l 20 Z crate
melons, $7@l2 2 100; Black Figs, 4O95Oc for
sngle-layer aud 15GDS5c q box for doubleayer bxs;
White Figs. 2b@5Uc p box: Plums, l14@p2Ibe Il 10;
Egg Plums. $40 D ton; Red and Blue Plums, 5000 3
~ ton; Washington Plums, $306p35 p ton; Raspber-
RES, $109l2 u chest; Blackberries. S4@5 p chest;
Freestone Peaches: 75c@$l % q box and 81 y bas
Ket and 3(G412c y 10 in bulk; Cngs 81 p basket and
4@5c y ID; Nectarines. 75c@s1 Is q box for red
6Q@90c for white; Apples. 50c@S1 . box: Pears.
25@50c p box; Bartlett Pears, Standards, 3@s12c
q 10; ripe and otherwise Inferior STOCK 60c0s
81 q box: Strawberries, Si@6 2 chest for Sharpless
and - for Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT, ETC.-Mexican Lines are stiff.
Malaga Lemons quotabe at S9@l0: Sicily
Lemons. 81 50i0l0: Riverside Lemons. 81 5000;
Mexican Lines, So: Bananas, $192 so y bunch;
pineapples, $5(p5 q dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Apricots have recovered from
their recent weakness aud are again advancing.
Peaches continue quiet. Apples are in sharp de-
mand for the East and very firm. Nectarines are
strong. The quotations for fruit In sacks. Evap-
Grated Apples, 129l3c r 10; sliced, S99c q 10;
quartered. 7iA@sc; Pitted rlnms, 7g3c q
cots sacks l4@I7c q N; boxes 17@1Sc p I'd: White
Nectarines, l4(a Ice; Red Nectarines. l2ia@l4c:
California Prunes future delivery 7lg@lOc; Grapes,
3I3@4c p ID
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