The morning call., 1891-08-25
Proluce SIarket

FLOUR-Very strong. Net cash prices are as fol-
| lows: Family extras, So 1895 Is; Bakers extras
| 30 1905 Is: city superfne, IS 65d3 80; interior
brands. $595 Is for extras, IS 65Q3 80 p Dbl for
superfne.
| WHEAT-The week opened with lower quotations
| from abroad. but the market for shipping grades
was nevertheless strong and options were higher.
No. l, 81 6S34@1 7l14; choice, 81 72Ia; lower
grades, 81 65@l 6712; extra choice, for milling
81 73$49l 10 q ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRSINe.
The market 1a@Ic higher. Buyer 'sI-lOO
81 "a; 100. 81 74%s; 800. 81 745s; 100, 81 74s4 :;
100. 81 747s: 500, 81 80: 800. 81 1914; 100,
81 1866 81 aYos 81 i65 6S & sY2 s 1861 7 s HrsF So
81 Sl$s; 2OJ 81 sl5s; 200 81 81 Is; 100. 81 Sl34
100, 81 Sl1a. Seller '9l-l00, 81 1914.
sALEs-AFTERNooS
Prices were stronger again at advance OF To-
Buyer season-SOO, 81 g.; 800, 81 S2Is: 200
zoo. ST s2I4 Buyer 'sl-4o0. 81 rs; 400, 81 f51s;
800 81 761s; 400, 81 1874; 20O. 81 76Is; 500
BARLEY-Arrivals continue liberal and the mar
6d se5 m more eo or less easy Feed 81 iS9l 42 for
Brewing, 81 6091 10 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSISs4
The market showed increased-activity. Buyer 'el,
seas 81 81 s IGG GO 81 1917 1a s65 81 anyei ye
700: 81 2ols; 500 20, 81 & 2o1s; 100; 81 2o.4 500
1900 81 1O$4 1900, 81 l012
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
The market was very firm. Buyer season-1OO,
oATS-Receipts are slowly increasing The mar
ket is sufficiently stocked and quiet. White are
quoted at 81 459l so q ctl for good to choice and
81 3591 40 for common TO fair; Gray. 81 500
374a: Black 81 % 2 cti.
CoKN-No further change. Large Yellow 81 500
So; Small Round do 81 10; White, 81 S091 SIS
RYE-Firmly held at 81 62Is p ctl
BRAN-Stlli higher at S2I@Zl 90 = ton
MDDLINGS-Nery scarce at sharp advance.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at s24a25 a ton.
HAYGa esTerday's @arket .d3 was guiet and rather
with sales at SIS: sl3Gi$ SO for oat, si2S
Ia for Wheat and oat, $12@I3 so for Wild oaf;
si5SIY 50 Tor % STOCK @ and @ FOR clover
STRAw-Quoted at 45GS55c p bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Ground Barley is qu0table at s25
@26 2 ton. The mills sell oileake Meal at $50 .
ton net; Rye Flour, 24tc p 10; Rye Meal, 21aci
4sac: Cracked wheat 31ac; Buekwhest Flour, sslc;
Pearl Barley. 4@4Ige y NJ
o. IS; Canary, 2s4@31lc; Alfalfa 5Ig@7c: Rape.
l IS: Eastern Green So 5u@3; Blackeye, 81 5U@
BT 8 Nv EAT ss at i Sol so cu
CoRNMEAL. ErC.-raole Meal. a41ac q u:
. ton: Hominy, sc y 10
BEANS-Market quiet and weak. Bayos SO
Pink, So 25@2 40; Reds, 81 20; Limas, s. 1898;
PoTAroES-An advance in Sweets was the only
bank Seedlings, 35@soc s eli; Garnet Chles 50
0NIoNs-ouoted at 35@46c . ctI
BUTrER-No Improvement. Fancy roll is quot
3 ID: common 10 far. i7Ia932I5c; store Butter
l4@15c; picked roll. 2SGG24c; Eastern, 12129l6c
CHEEsE-Good to choice Mid new, l0la@o I1sc
fair, a@lOc q 10; Young Americas le@ll12c;
cased Cheese. 1ac additlonaiI Eastern. l29l3c q H.
PoULTRl-Not enough in yesterday to change
quotations Live Turkeys, 20@22c for Gobblers. Is
s4@7: Hens. So 5O@s: Roostcrs young. S6Ss: do
old. s697: Fryers. $5a5; Broilers, s4@4 SO for
GAME-Hare, 81 rs; RABBITS, ST. %; Doves 4O@
Toe p dozen.
EG6S-No further change. California, l5@271lc
for common to choice store and 29@5Oc for ranch.
with sales at an advance Eastern, 23@24c for
fancy; 2o@2lc g dozen for good to choice and 1S9
HoSEY-E1tracted 6l495e 2 ID for amber and
| @lSlac p ID for white in Lib frames and ll1s@
121sc In 2-lb frames
BEESwAX-Quoted at 22@p2lc y rD
FRESH FRUIT-Recepts OF Apricots and Rasp-
berries were too light for quotations yesterday
Green Gage plums are about gone. warermeIons are
lower, owing to the cooler weather HuckIe-
berries, 6(97c 2 n; White Nectarines, 2595Oc p
box: Red Nectarines 4097 75c: Grapes 25G50c e box
for Sweetwater. 35@65c p box for Muscst and I6@
soc for Black; Cantaloupes 50@76c for Rivers; Nut
meg Melons, s6950c; watermeIons. $69s q 100;
Black Figs 25@50c Tor small, 60@75c for large boxes
and 25@60c for White Plums l@2c p ID trade
japanese Plums, 25@75c; Egg Plums, to. the can
ners, sl0@l5 q ton; Washlngtons, 81 6o@lO; Black
berries. si@5 = chest; Peaches, 25n50c q box, l5a
25c@sI q box; Crabappies, 75c@sl . box: common
Pears. l5@35c p box; Bartletts, H@lc q 10;
CITRUS FRUIrs-Calitornia Lemons have a wide
range, according to quality. Tahiti Oranges are
quotabie at 81 50G3 q box; California Oranges
81 5U@3 q box; Sicily Lemons. 81 SOFAS . box;
California Lemons, s4@6 for good to choice and 75c
@S2 so for common; Mexican Lines. 5000 a box:
bananas, S29p2 so q bunch; Pineapples. Si95 doz.
DRIED FRUIr-Almost all kinds are now repre-
sented ana the market continues dull We quote
fruit in sacks follows: Sundried Peaches 4@5c;
bleached Peaches. 697c; Sundricd Aprleots, 595e;
beached Apricots. 5I2@7 1ac; Apples, SC for evap
GRATED (in boxes 5@6c Tor sliced and 31aQ for
quartered; pitted Ptums 5@6c uapittel Pluins, 19
2Iac q 10: Grapes. future delivery, 2s4c q 10:
PruHes. 51@@6c for the four sizes: ked Nectarnes
5@6c: White NectarInes. 6Ge5c; Figs. impressed
@-1zc; Fiss, pressed. a@4S19c; evaporated Pears.
Sc: sliced Pears. 4@15c: quartered Pears 34c y 10
RAISINS-For layers future delivery, sellers ask
81 so p box. for loose AIuscatels Sl@I 25
Spat prices follows: Layers, fancy 81 %:
choice, 81: fair to good. 70@90c with the usual
advance for fractional boxes; loose Muscateis BO0
zoe p box.
NUTS-PIne Nuts quotable at aGllc "A 1b.
walnuts 71a@D9c: do papersheiI DO, s@lOc: soft,
shell Almonds 15ls@161ac q 10; hardshelI do
-; papersheil, l6is9l712c; Chile walnuts S6lsc;
Peanuts: 4@5c e. T 70 D for domestic: Hickory Nuts,
l@Sc; Pecans, l2129l4 Tor small aud l5Gl7c foe
large; filberts, lO13@lli3c; Brazil Nuts 7L2a3:
spot: Cocoanuts. 1905 a loo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were very weak yester-
day and Corn sold irregulsry, Lima Beans Quotabe