The morning call., 1891-10-14

The German Iron steamer Remus, 1722 tons.
loads Lumber at Port Ludlow for Melbourne;
Chilean bark Minna, 500 tons, Lumber on the
Sound for Valparaiso; British iron ship Garsdaie
1914 tous, Wheat at Tacoma for United Kingdom
Hayre or Antwerp; British iron ship BlytheswoOd,
1897 tons and British iron bark Abernyte. 700
tons, both Wheat at Portland for United Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp.
The British iron steamer Hounslow, 1893 tons,
loads b riley for ST. Vincent for orders, AIS sd.
The DarkentIne Klktat, 469 tons, loads Lumber
at Port Gamble for Honolulu.
Tbs w. b. Flint taxes for New FORK 16, 553 CEN
tails Barley and ZIG centals Mustard Seed
Wheat charters prior to arrival are: British iron
ship Arctic Stream, 1896 tons, United Kingdom or
continent Ais Sd; Norwegian SHIP Katy, United
Kingdom, HaYre or Antwerp, 4js.
Produce Market.
FLCUR-In moderate demand and steady.
Net cash prices Family extras, s. Is
6 rs q Dbl; Bakers extras SIS 1895 rs; city super
fine. s. 65g3 80; interior brands, $685. Is for
extras, S. 55QS 30 2 bDI for superhne
wHEAT-ArrivaIs Of ships have been helVy dur
Ing the past three four days, and the majority Of
them were chartered for wheat prior 10 arr wal
Spot freights are dun and nominal. The chartered
Wheat feet in port has registeredtonnage OF 3d.
1916 tons against 62,S75 tons tue same date last
year diseugaged 10, 900 IONS against 1925. On the
way this port, Az, 800 tons, against 2Sl, 500.
Wheat continues In fair demand, both ere and
in the country but quotations are hardly as firm as
they have been. No. !. 81 67Ia9I $3.50; choice,
l 10; lower grades. 81 81 2Ql IS; extra choice,
LOT lnllIlng, ~ 1Zt21i 10 9 ct-
CALL sALE5-MoRSISa
The market was frmer. Buyer '9l-3oo 81 74ss.
Buyer season-2OU 81 SPA: zoe. 81 S21s; 900.
81 81. Seller '9I-4UO, 81 6SIa.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSOoN
Seller '9l-S00, 81 1874. Buyer season-200
BARLEY-The market continues largely supplied.
There is very fair demand on local account,
for export. Al iron steamer OF 1890 tons is char
tered for a cargo of two-thlrds Cheyalier aud
lows: Feed, $I@l O21a for common and 81 %
"a OLA for good TO choice Brewing. 81 I212@
I71a; Cheyalier, 81 35@l ~ 4afor Standard lower
grades, 81 071a9l l212 p ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSIN4
81 81. Seller siIi0o, 81 OBS 100, 81 osl4.
CALL sALEs-AFTEASoOS.
Seller 'gl-lOu 81 Oai4.
oATs-white are in free supply. but the market
is firmly held. Black are again In active request
for seed. white quotabe at 81 s21aI 40 q ctl for
good to choice and 81 22I2@l 30 for common TO
i si1S; black 81 400 So for oregon and 81 66S
! 80 z ctl for California.
receipts continue Trade is slow and prices are not
firm. Large Yellow, 81 1901 Z71a; Small Round
RYE-Tne mars ct is irregular. Some choice sold
at 81 80. while some dealers unable to sell No.
/ at 81 55.
BRAN-Quoted at $40 5C@2I so q ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl3924 2 ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at SZ2d2S e ton.
HAY-Choice is hrnl, but common Hay shows no
particular strength. Quotable at Sl2tGl5 q ton
W Wheat 81 5UG9l8 90 Tor Oat, ST. "a IL 30 for
Wheat and ost, 81 5O@l2 so Tor Wild Oat; sII@12
for Barley, sll@l2 Tor Alfalfa; $IO@ll so Tor
stock and ST. 9l3 3 ton for Clover.
STRAW-Quoted at 35t95uc q bale.
MILLSTUFFs--Ground Barley quoted at s236D24 o
ton. The mills sell oicake Meal at $50 q ton net;
3i4c; Oatmeal. i4@DIc; Oat Groats, &C: Cracked
wheat. 315c; Bucxwheat Flour 512c; Pearl Bar
SKE6S-There is fair demand for Mustard for
export. No Alfalfa Offering on nt s9e ! Produce EI-
Mustard, 81 5O@3; Flax, 50 IS: Canary lS4 G;2c;
Alfalfa. =; Rape, &c; Hemp 414G4 &c; Tim
DRIED PEAs~Nmes. 81 9O@1 40: Green. 81 So
al 90: Eastern Green, 81 70; Blackeye, 81 90 o
BUCK HEAT-in demand at 81 COOL rs q ctI
CoRNmEAL ErC.-raole Meal quoted at &c p ID:
a ton; Hominy, 3s4 gao y II.
BEANs-rho market continues dull and lrreRu-
lar. Bayos and Whites are steady. PInks and Reds
are lower and weak. BsS o. 81 1901 90 e ctl; Pea,
s2SS 8: PINK, 81 1901 80; Reds, 81; Limas 81 81
o. 70: Buffers, B. 1902 70 p ctL
P0TATOES-The market runs along without
much change. Sweets are quotable at sl@l rs
burbank Seedlings. 40955c for Rivers and 75@9Oc
for Sslnas Garnet Chiles. 45955c; Early Rose, 309
4Oc; River Reds, 45955c q ctl.
ONIoNS-In moderate supply and steady at 6O9
roc y ctl: ~
stocks of fine fire. roll are not large ana prices are
firm. Eastern is IN good supply. Fancy roll, 80 40
25@27 %c; store Butter. l6Gl7lac {. 10; picked
roll, 230o25c; Eastern, l5920c for ladle-packed
and 22l2612oc s. 10 Tor creamery.
CHEESE-Frm ana in slender supply Mt the adj
vance. Goo1 to choice mild new, l212@lsc: old.
@l2c; Young Americas ll@1Sc; cssed Cheese. lac
additional: Eastern l2&l5c q ID.
POULTRN-An advance in turkeys Is the only
change. Arrivals OF Hens and BOOSTERS are large.
but the demand is fair and there Is little acc nmua-
tIon OF STOCK. Live Turkeys GuotsOle az lSG21c for
uo6blers, lb9Isc for Hens: Geese, y pair. 81 oO9
.; DUCKS S4@9 SO; Hens. $3 5D@7; Roosters.
Young IS sO6a7: do old. SO 6C@5; Fryers So 500
s: Bfollers, So 1904 for large and 81 5V@S p d0z
GAME-A good many Quail are coming In spoiled
ana have 10 be worked of rs low as o0e. Good lots
are quoted below. Ducks ars in good demand at
the fair prices Hare ana Rabbits are firm Quail. 81
lI 90: Maliard. 50 50Q4: Sprlg, 81 1892 90: Teal
2 so; JACK Snipe. 81; Hare, 81 259l 10; Rabbits
81 90 for Cottontails and sl9l 20 for small Doves,
EGGs-There is really change to report. All
Eggs steady and choice are Arm, being in mod
crate supply. California 2513212c for common to
choice store and S5@4Uc for ranch. Eastern, 261a9
271ac for fancy, 221a@25c q doz for good to choice
MoSEY-DujI. with plentiful stocks to draw on
Extracted: 5A@3$4o = n =, for amber and and el4
h for white In Lib frames and l09l2c III lib
BEEswAx-Quoted at 22s24c y 10.
FRESH FRUIT-Apples are In large supply and
unchanged. Pears are more or less quiet. Very
Melons are slow, owing to the cool weather. Not
many Figs arriving Both Wine and Table Grapes are
quiet Pomegranates 5ec@si box n Cape u Cod Cod
Grapes, $S@l4 q ton; Ounces, 40@5Uc q box;
Cranes. 25t0IOc n box Tor SWeetwater. 25@psUc
for Musctt 2694Oc for Black. 4O@65c for ToSay. 20
% zoe for Vcrdells Cantaloupes 26c0Sl so u crate;
Waterme ons. 1907 p 100; Figs, 60c@Sl y box;
PIums S56o 75c; Peaches 40(D50c: Rasp5erries $40
9 y chests Apples. 25c4sl y box: common Pears,
2505Oc p box. Bartletts, 5Uc@Sl so: Strawberries.
sos p chest for Sharpness aud 5000 for Long
worths.
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemons are weaker and Lines
frmer Tahiti Oranges quotable at 81 50ln3 q box;
Sicily Lemons 81 SOFAS; California Lemons 81 5U9
80 for common to choice: Mexican Lines. S5Gl5 so
a box: Bananas $2@92 80 u bunch; Pineapples, SAG
o n dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-The low prices continue TO at
tract custom, but buyers very cautious and con-
fine their purchases small lots Suudried Peaches
are weak. Apricots and Prunes are steady. All
evaporated fruits matter OF what variety are hrp
We quote fruit in sacks f0llows Peeled Evaporated
Peaches, l2129l4c r II; Sundried Peaches, $3.50
bleached Peaches. 66p6c; Sundried Apricots. 3l5c;
bloached Apricots, e(lSc q h. Apples, 612@DTc fol-
eyaporated Gin boIes). 4@ii5c Tor sliced and 309aC
for quartered; pitted Plums, 5951ac; unpittel
Piums, 2@3c q 10: Grapes. 2A@3c q ID; Primes
41s@6c for the four sizes; German Prunes, 4@Jc
Red NectarInes ,4I5c; White Nectarines. 66p7c;
Figs. Impressed, 3q4c; Figs, pressed, 495c . NJ
evaporated Pears, 1850; sliced Pears 4@5c; quar-
tered Pears 3@D4c y ID.
RAIslNS-Layers rule,quiet, both here and in th'
however, at firm quotations. Wholesale prices are
Layers. fancy, 81 50aDl 80; good TO choice, 81 81
al 40 q box fair s @Dl 20, with the usual advance
for fractional boxes; loose Muscates, 10000 q boz
and 5@D l4sc q 10 in sacks.
NUTS-Demand for new crop Walnuts and AL
monds IS fair and prices are steady. New crol
Walnuts. forward delivery. are quotabie at 1@
! TIC = 10 Pine Nuts Quotable at S01lc 9 10
Walnuts, 7@psc do papersheli do, 99lOc q 10; SOFT
shell Almonds, lie u NJ hardshell do 593c = ID
| Peanuts. 49i12c q II for donestlc Hickory Mutt.