The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-01
Produce Market.

ued at Ss0090. Net cash prices are: Family
extras, S4@4 20; Bakers extras, 81 O5; city super
fine, 81 S0@)3 10; interior brands, S4l14 20 for
extras and 81 so@3 10 a Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-No change Trade quiet. No. l.
81 2S34@$l 80; choice, 81 3l1A; No. 2, 81 259
271ai extra choice. for milling, 81 321a q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
The market was frmer. Buyer 'so-11oo, 81 3es4;
400, 81 397s. Buyer season-700, 81 1884; 200,
81 291s 100, 81 301s; 100, 81 80.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 'so-10O, 81 40: 200 81 4O1s; 500. 81 4oj4
Buyer season-40O 81 3O1s; 5000, 81 3OI4.
BARLEY Feed is held for higher prices. Brew
Ing is queer as the brewers pretty well stocked
for the moment. No. !. Feed, 9715c: choice, 81 !;
lower grades, 921a@95e; fair to good Brewing,
81 021a91 05; good to choice, 81 1901 15 . ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe
Buyer '90-100 81 041s; 100, 81 042s; 100,
81 O45s 100, 81 05; 200, 81 o4A. Buyer season
300. s4c; 100, csc; 300, e414. Buyer go after
August 1st-100, 81 03; 100. 81 031a; 100 81 O3s4
200. 81 o.; 500, 81 O35s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices advanced. Buyer 10000, 81 0415; 800,
81 0454; 200, 81 045s; 6OU. 81 O5; 100. 81 05Js;
81 0534; do, after August 1st-100, 81 03ss; 200,
81 041a; 100, 81 0434. Buyer season-2OO, csc; 100
s514c; 200, csc; 100, $3.50.
0ATS-About 1926 ctls came in from Oregon yes
terday. About half are offered at 81 70 for No. L,
and the rest are not on the market. 1t is question
whether they have been secured by the corner or
held for higher prices. The market remains NOM
CoRN-No change. Large Yellow, 81 1901 l2Lh.
Small round do, 81 l21&@l 10. White, $19l o5
RYE-Unchanged at s21s@s5c p ctl.
BRAN-Quotable at Sl49l5 for the best and
brands ~ r W. ~ ''"'' s'A1'' anu OA'''D'
MIpDLINGs- Quotable at ST. 5o@ls ton.
Dat, ssgi4; Dat. SOLO; Wild oat, ssSi1 SO; Bar
SrRAW-Quotable at 45155c q bale
MILLSrUFFS-Ground Barley quotable at S21 SO
net; Rye Flour, &c p 10: Rye Meal, 21Ac: Graham
Flour, SC; Oatmeal 412c; Cracked Wheat sag;
Mus "a ss gn az 81 S
RaRs 2f Hemp 4G Ti% meth SSSse
CoRNMEAL, ETC.-Table Meal Sc . 10: Feed
and Cracked Corn. s26 . ton; HOminy, Ac ? n.
IS; Pea. 81 35@2 IS: small White. 50 35S2 45;
Pink, 50 1903 10; Reds, nominal; Limas "a 75df5;
Buffers. 81 1901 80 q ctl for small and medium.
PoTAIoES-Firm and not particularly changed.
Potatoes yesterday were 259 sacks. Eastern. 81 90
@1 rs for common, 81 for good and 81 25@2 80
q u; Early Rose and River keds, nominal.
oNIoNS-No change New sell at 596c . n. The
IL 2 ctl for good to choice.
BUTTER-There is satisfactory demand for the
best grades. Fancy, ouotable at 1612@l7c q u:
good to choice, l4@l514c; common to lair, l215@
13c; store Butter. lu911c; picSled roll, nominal |;
CHEESE-Choice mild new, S@9c; fair to choice
old. 4@7e; eased. 1ac additional; Eastern. 13@
POULTRY-Changes yesterday were slight. Hens
continued duh and Ducks, Geese and young Roost-
aud l7@lsc for Hens; Geese. . pair. 81 5o@2;
eoslings $2@2 SO; Ducks, 1906 for old and sos SO
ers, IS 5oas for large and siS6 i doz Tor small
oottontas and 81 2 Se s71s fo rOs small ~ -'
EGGS-Most dealers report a quiet market. East
ern. l5@l6c. California, l6@16c for store and ITO
HoNEYNGood to choice White Comb, 12@lsc;
S@l0c; amber extracted. 515@5s4c; bright e1-
traetsd Sgs1be; dark s1tr9essd 41sgS4o H.
FRESH FRUIrS-Rece ipts of Strawberries were
larger yesterday. being l32 chests Fourteen e n
drawer. p Morgan of Haywards sent In a small lot
Of Rapberres Which Viii brought s1ae basket g s
10 q chest for Sharpless and 1904 for Longworths
SeI goed e and 81 B6
Oranges left here. Navels firm. Riverside Seed
Iings, 81 1908 so; Riverside Nayels, 50 BOOT 70
box Los angeles ss sessdlns s2@2 mo- Los An
Sicily Lemons s5@6; riverside Lemons, 81
o. so; San Diego Lemons. slgl 90; Los l Angeles
nanas, Sl@2 q bunch: Pineappes S596 q dozen.
DRIED FRUIrs-Raisins, 81 1892 is y box for
layers and 81 1sca$l 90 for loose: Grapes. 3@4c .
fb Pressed Figs. 495c; impressed do, l123c; ptted
flums, 7@sc; unpitted Plums, 4@5c: evapor-
ated Apples, 10@llc; sliced Apples, 51a@7c; quar-
tered do 6@e1sc; California Prunes, 8@1oc; Ger
man Prunes, 6@17c; sun-dred unpeeled hleached
Peaches, l212@ioc; unbleached Peaches, S9l0c;
peeled bleached Peaches, l7129221ec, peeled
evaporated Peaches 25@30c; sun-dried bleached
Apricots I2al5o unbleached, S@Dl0c; evaporated
Apricots, l5@l712c p 10.
NUTS-Pine Nuts, quotable at 7@71Sc p 10;
soft-shell Almonds. l01a@111ac q ID; hard-shell
Almonds, 5t96c 2 n; paper.shen Almonds, l21s@
lac; California Walnuls, 7@9c for Los Angeles, so
Zoe for Santa Barbara Chile Walnuts, 7@g7Iac; Pea
nuts 67 ae; Hickory Nuts, DC; Pscans S1l4c; FIJI
berts, II 40 21ae; Brazil Nuts nominal at l21a9
l3c Sib; Cocoanuts, 1896 v 100.
VEG OF Beans were 81 sacks
and prices declined. Green Peas also declined
under large arrivals. Cabbages keep scarce
Summer SQUASH loo q 10. Los Angeles String
Beans. StDl2c q 10; Cucumbers, 75c@Sl q dozen
Yesterdays receipts were 1908 boxes Asparagus
TIP sacks Peas and 1898 boxes Rhubarb. Ordinary
Asparagus brought 75c@$l y box; choice, 81 2t
| @l so n box fancy, 81 1922 q box; Rhubarb
SOL 20 for No. and 60@7oc for No. 2; Greer
| Peas, 2L2Q3e for Sweet and &c a 10 for field
Marrowfat Squash, q ton; dry Peppers, lac; dr.
okra, 6@1oc q u; Cabbages, 81 Q etl; Feed Car