The morning call., 1890-09-25


Steamers to sail to-day the Columbia for Port
land, the Newbern for Mexico the Willamette
Valley for Yaquina Bay the Santa Rosa for San
Diego, the Coos Bay for Little River, and the Bonita
for San Pedro. The Los Angeles falls due from San
Pedro, the State of California from Portland, the
Humboldt from Humboldt Bay, tn Coos Bay from
Little River and the Gypsy from the Salinas River
The China falls due from China and Japan Tues
day.
The steamers jeanne, s63 tons and Lakme 52S
tons load Coal at Seattle for this port; Alden
Besse, Sl3 tons. Coal at Nanaimo for San Diego;
ship Glory of the Seas. 200 tons, Coal at Nanaimo
for this port or San Pedro.
The Br iron ship Scottish Dales, 2059 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 40s.
The Br iron ship Drumclif, 246s tons, is chartered
for W heat to United Kingdom, Eavre or Antwerp,
42s Cd.
The ship Palmyra loads Lumber on the Sound for
Port PirrIe, 65s
Produce Market.
FL0UR-Net cash prices as follows:
Family extras, 81 25o4 80; Bakers extras.
81 1904 % city superfne, s3@3 so; interior
brands, s4@4 so for extras and s3@3 rs q Dbl for
superfne.
wHEAT-The foreign markets lower again,
and this market is stasnant and depressed.
Quotable follows: No. !, 81 S2A91 $3.50;
No. 2. 81 30tG1 "A: choice, 81 So; extra choice,
for milling, 81 3712@l 40; Sonora, 81 3O@l 81 Il
z ctl.
Prices lower. Buyer 10000, 81 S71a 100,
81 a73s; 800 81 1874. Buyer season-1O0, 81 A55s;
100, 81 457s; 100. 81 As.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000. 81 37ss; 500, 81 371s. Buyer
season-2O0, 81 455s; 20, 81 1855.
BARLEY-was stronger yesterday, and some
dealers advanced their asking price for bright
Feed to 81 %. We quote No. Feed, 81 32I2@
l 1894 a ctl; lower grades. 81 20: Chevaer
81 so for Standard and 81 30@1 So for lower
grades; Brewing, 81 3712@l so o ctl for fair to
choice
No morning call sales
CALL sALEs-AFrERSooN.
Buyer 10000 81 371a; 100. 81 STA; 100,
81 37ss.
oATs-The arrival of $4,000 centals from Oregon
yesterday broke the market 21ac all around.
Hack 81 60@l q 2 ell; 5 No. ! White 81 5212
81 So Gray, 81 45@l 50: Surprise, 81 65@1 67Is;
Milling. 81 COOL 80 q ctl.
CokN1Qqiet and l. unchanged. White. 81 SOC
! S21a; Yellow, 81 2714@l 80 for large and 81 S09
KYE-DulI at 81 9O@1 80 for common to choice.
BRAN-Quotable at Sls@l9 2 ton for the best and
Sl7@17 SO q ton for lower grades and outside
MiDDLINGs-weak at s25@25 so &, ton for the
best and s24 for other grades
good and Sl59l for choices oat, S9@l2; Wild Dat,
slo@l2; Bariey, ss@ll; Alfalfa. s12@lS; Clover,
sTRAweQuotable at 45@55c 2 bale
MILLSrUfFS = Ground Barley s29@3o The
mills sell ocaSe Meal at s25 y ton net. the job
bers charge SGT . ton: Rye Flour. 3l4c q ID; Rye
Meal SC; Graham Flour, 312c; Oatmeal, 4%c; oat
Groats sc; Cracked Wheat, 3s4c: Buck wheat Flour
&c; Pearl Barley 4iAs424c 2 h;
Mustard sti So 5o@s eli; Flax s. 5oes IS; Canary,
34@334c q NJ Alfalfa, SC q 10; Rape, 212c; Hemp,
4i 33siE ib PERsNSiiss. 81 4aal so p ct; Green.
81 1902, according to quality Blaekeye. 81 6o@
/ Is; Split II IL, reas. &c ? ib.,.a.
CoRNMEAL. ETC..Ta5s Meal. 3l4@3s4e 2 10;
Feed Corn. s2s@2s SO: Cracked Corn. s2s@2s y
BEANs-Colored are weak at the decline. Bayos
are easier Bayos, So 4ogs so; Pea, ss9s IS; Small
= Buffers, 81 1892 80 q ct for small aud medium.
PoTAToEs-A further decline in Sweets was the
only change yesterday sweets 1s@l1 sc e 70 81, IN
Burbank Seedlings 5oe@si 10; Early Rose, o0@
7uc; Peerless. tO@D75c q ell.
oSIoNs~Sold on the wharf at s2@2 So 2 ctl.
Sale of l20 sacks oregons at 20 80
BUrTER-Was duh and easy yesterday. Fancy.
quotable at 35@36c Q IL: good to choice, 2o@3oc 2
n,s S ia ro a5 r s9r' sSi,s
| Eastern creamery, &c for fancy.
fa faney 10 m 9e eSne
| l0@llc; cased re additional; Western. S@l0c:
| PoULTifY-Good old stock was firm yesterday,
| with fair demand. Live Turkeys POODLE for Cob
and @s Tor o heo ,ar eeS Ss ~, pair q 25@
young: Hens: s. 5o@7; Boosters Young. 81 1905:
old 80 Isss nd S s4 Sq .rSss
| GAME-Good Game sold well yesterday. Damaged
sd dewn 20 s but good o ones SrSassI the
$3@3 SO; jack snipe; 81; Maiiards So 1904; sprig,
i 81 90: Teal 81 btGS: Wiuge0n, 81 oUGl 10.
Small Ducks. 81 25@1 so; Gray Geese, 81 so; veni-
son, SOL 0e; Doves 506575c e dozen: Hare, 81 80
| @l rs; Rabbits, 81 25@l 81 for Cottontaiis, and
| 81 for small
EGGS-So change TO report. Fancy Eastern, 271ac
| q dozen; common to choice Eastern, 1l12@25c;
| California, 2712@3212c for store and 34@3oc Tor
| ranch. 800
| HONEY-Cholce White Comb, nuotable at s@l0c:
do in l-ib frames, @l2c: ordinary CONT 20 i12c;
White extracted, 5Ia@6c; amber. 4Ia@oc q Id.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 221a@25c q ID.
| FRESH FRUIT-1he local winemen have pretty
well succeeded breaking the market In this they
| have been assisted by the growers themselves. who
| have been sending In half-ripe and sour Grapes
sold yesterday at SlO@3l2 so q ton 1t does not pay
| to send poor goods to market
| Table grapes continue to improve. Wate.melons
| are in heavy supply and neglected, owing the cold
! weather. Cape Cod Cranberrles. $109lO 80 q Dbl
| Raspberries $S91O 3 chest; Ounces, 50@65c q
box; Huckleberries, 1850 q 10 Grapes, 3U@y oOc .
| box for Sweetwater. 25t650c for Mnscats $50 DC
for Rose OF Peru, 25936c for Black Mavoise. 25@75c
| y box for 1okay, according to color, 5O(075c for
| Cornchon and 50@75c for lsabellas Zinfandel
| Wine Grapes, $l6@lS g ton for sweet and $l061l4
for sour; other black Wine Grapes $l3@l5 r ton |;
Cantaloupes, 50g15c = crate; Nutmeg Melons, $50
| 35c: watermelo1s, $3@S q 100; Black Figs. 30@5Oc
| q box for doube-.ayer boxes; White Figs, 25g40c;
| llums 39314c 2 10; Biackberries, - q chest;
Peaches. 50c9$i q box and 75@S5c a basket and
common to good and 81 20 Tor choice; Pears, 6OcQD
81 q box: Strawberries, 1906 o chest for Sharpess
and $40 for L0ngworths
| CITRUS FRUIT, ErC.-Lemons and Lines are
| dull. Malaga Lemons, $500 U box: Sicily Lemons,