The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-20

COOS bay.
The schooner Allen A, 326 tons, loads Lumber at
Eureka for Honolulu; schooner Fred E. Sander, 4iO
tons, Lumber the Sound for Mollendo, sos; ship
Harry Morse, 1913 tons, cannery supplies at San
Pedro for Alaska; British iron bark Santiago, 97S
tons, Lumber at Burrard Inlet for Sydney, 52s I'd.
The schooner Falcon, 1875 tons, loads merchandise
for Central America.
Produce Market.
FLoUR-Fair trade at steady prices Net cash
prices follows: Family extras 81 25d4 SO;
Bakers extras, 81 2hq4 SO; city superine $50
3d. interior brands, $494 80 Tor extras and
$5gs3 80 q Dbl FOR superfne
HEAT-Freights stiff, AIS Cd having been
refused by a small iron ship. The chartered Wheat
fleet in port has registered tonnage of 37454,
against 59,23S tons the date last year;
dlsengaged 52l5 tons, against 7 1875: the way
to this port $3.50 tons, against 237 500 the
date in 1889.
Wheat is in very fair demand. Shippers will pay
the equivalent OF 81 409l 421a in the country, but
viii not pay over 81 3S$4 here. No. l, 81 371a
@I 3S34; No. 2, 81 3212@1 50; choice, 81 40;
extra choice for milling, 81 421291 1874; Sonora,
81 35gl 36I4 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer 100000, 81 45s4; 500, 81 1855; 400
81 455s Buyer season-60O, 81 55.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooN.
Buyer '9O-l0O 81 4614: 1900, 81 1878. Buyer
season-1O0 81 553s; 1900, 81 55M. Seller go,
new, storage paid-500, 81 AZ.
BARLEY-Feed doomed yesterday and Brewing
advanced in sympathy. The demand for Feed was
good. Chevalier is quiet. Choice Feed 81 81 IA
No. Feed, 81 28s4dl 80: lower grade, 81 271a (;
Chevaer 81 80 for Standard and 81 3O@p1 80 for
lower grades; Brewing 81 35@1 371a q ell for
fair 10 choice new and 81 40 for choice old.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs
The market advanced lI4c. Buyer 80 - 300,
81 So; 100, 81 $685.; 800, 81 30 "a. Buyer season
200, 81 40as; 400 81 1855.
sALEs-AFTERNooS.
Prices were still higher. Buyer '90-10O. 81 So:
400, 81 96Ih Buyer Aeason-lOO. 81 Al; 100
81 4l14: 100, 81 4l12; 200, 81 4l9s: Seller 80,
newI20o 81 1884 100 81 2szS; 100, 81 So Brew
0ATS-Firm, but not very active. Prices: Black,
81 35@l AS; No. |. 81 60gl 6212; No. 2. 81 As
o. %: Choice. 81 65@l STA; Gray, -; surprise
coKN-Tne market is fairly stocked and quiet
but holders firm. White is scarce. Large Yellow.
Yellow 81 2712@1 80; White, 81 25@1 80 y ctl
RYE-Quiet at 81 40 y ctl for new and 81 so
BRAS-Is again marked up to SIS 5O9Is for the
best and sl7 50@ls y ton for lower grades and out
MIDDLIS Gs-In demand aud higher at s26 5O@27
q ton.
HAY-The best grades have again advanced. The
market Is very strong and receipts are moderate
@l5 for choice: oat, $8Gll: wild DAT, s9@lI;
Barley, 81 50@ll: Clover, s. 50@11 {. ton
MILLsTUFFs- Ground Barley. s2s92s so. The
mills sell oicake Meal at $40 p ton net the job
Meal. Se Graham Flour. 31Ac Oatmeal, age: Dat
Greats. SC: Cracked Wheat 334c Buck wheat Flour,
sEEDs-Yeilow Mastard 81 sO92 . ctl; Brown
Mustard. 81 5O@5: Flax 81 p ctl; Canary, 3I49
3s4e 2 N; Alfalfa, SC 2 II; Rape 212c; Hemp,412c;
l DEE6 PEXs@Niles s2a9 % . ctl new Green
BUGKwHEAT-Nom nal at 81 rs p ctl.
CoRNMEAL, ETC.-Table Meal. 314a3slc = ID:
Feed Corn: $Zs: Cracked Corn $26929 p ton;
BEANS The market is firm but quiet, and more
or less nominal. Bayos nominal; Pea, 81 60@2 80;
Small white. SO 6OG2 90 spot and 81 IS future
delivery; Pink. SS93 so: Reds. s4G4 %; Limas.
81 50G4 rs spot, and IS 75@t for october-Novem-
Der delivery; Buffers, 81 16S2 30 2 ctl for small
PoTAToES-The market is stiff at a further adj
Sweets, quotabie at 12@2I4e p II; Garnet
Chiles, sacks, 35@S0c; Burbank Seedlings 75c9
s5sSoc? A Peerless, Soe@sl ety. ct ' f'' O''
oNIoNS-Continue TO advance. Receipts light
| and demand good. SliverSklns, S292 80 q ctl.
| BUTTER-The market is demora led Buyers
oil receipts Fancy, 26@27c = n: good to choice 20
| @25c r ID; common to fair, l712@22c 10; store
Butter. IL al SC; picked roll, l712@20c; frkin
l4@l6c; Eastern creamery. l79ls12c in tubs and
| ChEESE-Weak at the recent decline. Trade is
dull. Good to choice mild new. Sl2@lOc 2 ID fair,
7psc; fancy, 1012@l1c e ID; Young Americas, log
lie; eased. lag additional; Western, s9loc; East
PoULTRY-Two more carloads of Eastern came
in yesterday and sod at s6tG7 for old BOOSTERS,
So 5U7 80 for Hens and $3gp3 50 for Broilers. Cal
ifornia Poultry depressed and weak as follows:
l9c for Hens: Geese, . par. 81 5Oa2 Ducks
50 5oG4 for Old and 81 5OG5 30 Tor young; Hens
So 5o@6 SO; BOOSTERS. young, 5000 80; do. old
1895 SO; Fryers S4@4 50 Broilers, So SO for large
and 81 50Q3 d doz for small
spoiled. VenisOn, 10@13c q ID; Doves, 50965c p
doz; Hare 75c@$l 80; Rabbits, 81 20 for Cotton
tails. and 5OG75c for small.
EGGS-The market well cleaned up and much
hicher under a sharp demand Fancy Eastern to
arrive zoe z doz; common TO choice Eastern, $50
2212c; California, 2u92712c for store and 3U932 12c
for ranch.
HONEY-The situation remains unchanged. Very
little water white extracted here. Choice White
Comb, Stg9c; do in Lib frames, 1O@1lc; ordinary
comb 7@7l1c; White extracted, o1a@5s4c; amber.
BEEsw AX-ouotable at 24@26c q II.
FRESH FRUIIS-Bartlett Pears aud Peaches are
advancing again under good canning demand.
Plums are also improving. Some kinds of table
Grapes are higher Figs and Neetarines continue in
light supply Stocks OF Cantaloupes and Water
melons are sufficient for the inquiry. Apples
at : q h: CrabapDes, 60c@Sl q box; Grapes.
40@5Oc for small White or Black, 50c@S1 for
Black Malvoise and Sl@1 20 . box for Tokay Cam
taloupes, 36@75c for Winters ana 75c@sl q crate
melons, Ss@l2 q 100 Black Figs 4o@5oc for single
layer and Toe = box for dOuble-Iayer boxes;
White Figs 4O@5Uc q box; fums l@2c q 10; Egg
Plums, $40@45 y ton; Red and Blue fiums, 5000 20;
Green Gags, s5O935: Washington plums $S5@t0:
4 chest; Freestone Peaches, 5U@75c 2 box and 500
Soc y basket and 2I2@312c = 10 IN bulk: Clings 759
soc for white; Apples, 50c@$l = box; Pears.
25@50e q box; Bartlett Pears, Standards, 90
2s4c q 10: ripe and otherwise Inferior stock, Esq
and 5000 for Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT, ETC.-Malaga Lemons are quot
able at 5000; sicily Lemons 81 50@lO: Riverside
Lemons. 81 5O95; Mexican Lines, s. 5u@6 Ba-
nanaS, $l@D2 80 n bunch; Pineappes, $3G5 q dozen.
DRIED FKuIrS-Apoles are stin at the advance
and wanted the Eastern crop being short. Nee
duh the Eastern buyers are avoiding them
at the moment. Prunes are in fair demand.
The quotations are for fruit In sacks. Eyap-
guartered, 71g@se; PiLted rlums, 1000 q
cots SACKS, l39l6c; boxes, 16l@@171ac: White
Nectarines 149l6e; Red Nectarines, 12129l SEC;
California Prunes, future delivery 7Ls@l0e Grapes.
RAISINS-rhe demand for future delivery contin-
ues steady Layers September and october delivery.
81 1892 rs. The spot market is wholly nominal, at
81 1892 Is Tor good to choice layers ana Sl91 SO
NUTs-No further change to report. The market
for future delivery is steady New crop softsue Al
monds. future delivery, l3@l312c p 10, and
wanuts at 91a@lOIac y ID. We quote old crop
as follows: Softshel Almonds. l5c z 10; hardshell
Almonds 5@6c 2 10; California walnuts, lO@I1c
for Los Angeles. 10@l2c Tor Santa Barbara: Chile
Wanuts, Zoe; Peanuts. 69Sc; Hickory Nuts, 6@se:
Pecans, lo9llc; Fberts, 1l1a@l21ac; Brazil
Nuts, nominal at 12@l24ac y ID. Cocoanuts s5@6
Observation-Disclosures and Corn are bringing
good prices. squash aud Cucumbers quiet. Mar
rowfat squash $20l25 q ton: Egg Plant. soc q box:
Green okra 4Ca5c = NJ Green Peppers 35@5Oc d bx
for Chile and soc q box for Bell; Tomatoes large
boxes, 7oc9Sl % z box for River and $l9l 70 q box
crate for common aud aoa3ss Sozsn sS for Ala Ala
media; Summer Squash, 4O@D50c q box for Bay;
String Beans, l@2c; Lima Beans, 2ia@Sc q 10; Gu
box; Cabbages, 75c q ell; Feed Carrots, 50@e5c;
Turnips. 75c Beets. 81 Parsnips, 81 20 q ct; Gar
lie 5@D6c p 10.
PROVISIONS = Quiet. Prices Arm. Eastern
covered Breakfast Bacon quotable at 13G13I4c
y 10; California smoked Bacon, e@los for heavy
and medium. and l3@1313c for light; 1919
@14c for extra light; Bacon Sides. 91a@9s4e 10;
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city trade, lag
14l9c; California Hams, salt, l214@l21ac q 10;
refrigerator-cured, l9@l312c; Lard. tIerees East
ern, all kinds, 9G914c; cases, l0lO12c; California
tierces, 9I4@91ac; half-bbIs 91599s4c; tins Toe;
pals, 10 H. IO1ac do. Din. 10$4c: kegs. 934@lOc
| n M Mess Beef 81 50@S; extra mess do. IS 500
| 8; family do, $l1 5ogl2; clear Pork, $40 50@20;
| extra prime. $l6 5oG17: extra clear, $20Q2U SO:
mess do, 81 S6DlS 80 q Dbl; Pig Pork q key, S30
| %; Pigs Feet, $l2@12 SO Z, Dbl: Smoked Beef,
1l34@l2c y 10.
HOPS-There is good demand at the advance
quotations but growers are not generally willing to
meet buyers and some are holding ont for 25c The
crop outlook In England and Germany mot brilliant
We quote 1S92212c 2 10 for fair choice. The
latest New York Mail adyices say: The market re-
mains exceedingly quiet. buyers apparently pre-
ferrng to await the new pick rather than pay the
outside prices asked for the few good samples offer
ing. AdVices regarding the crop are unehanged-in
England about half an average; Germany, fair,
thirds; here, about as last year, light CROP which