The morning call., 1891-05-28
Prnduce AIari.et.

Thompson, 1881 tons, coal Nanaimo for this port
The H. Bischof taxes for Havre IS 800 centaIs
| wheat valued at Sl29 100.
| Produce Market.
| FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, S. 40
as so; Bakers extras, 80 1905 so; city superhne,
| IS 1894 80; interior brands, So 1906 so for
extras, 50 1904 80 q Dbl Tor superine
| WHEAT-Steady and unchanged. No. l. 81 1912
choice for milling, 81 86@i s. : Ell. = ~ 49,
| CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
| Seller '91-1OO. 81 62s4 500 81 SO. Buyer sea-
| son-100. 81 rs. Buyer 81, after August 1St-600,
| CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 81, after August lst-1OO, 81 6934; 700.
! BARLEY-The crop year of l89O-91 will come to
close in several days, aud as there is always more
or less demand at the end OF the year fill shorts
the market temporarily higher Feed is variously
held at 81 55@l so for choice, according to the
necessities OF the buyer. while DARK Feed was Of
and sales at ST. 81 were made on cali. hence
II will be seen that Feed is largely nominal. Brew
ing is likewise unsettled at from 212c to lOc ad-
vance over Feed.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
Seller '91-300 81 IL; 200. 81 111a; 800. 81 1875;
August 1st-20O, 81 81.
| CALL sALEs-AFTERNoON.
Buyer 'S1.SO0' 81 621a; 100, s. 62s4. Buyer
se sea- u 400 S3 sp9tIzoO 81 90 Seller 81
oA'rs-Nothine new Choice 81 so@l s21a; No
l. 81 s712 fair 81 SOC 80; milling, 81 9O9i 921a
| CORM-Smal Round yellow is nominal there
being very little Offering. Large yellow is firm at
| 81 621q@l 65 2 ctl. White is in small stock and
| more or less nominal at 81 95G2 10 p ctl
RYE-Is freely offered and dull at 81 50@1 32A
BRAN-ouotabie at $4,000 so p ton for the best
! and $l99l9 90 2 ton for lower grades and outside
YnDDLINGs-Qu at $23 5O@24 so q ton for
! the best aud S226p23 for other grades
| CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $24 50925 80 2
| HAY-Yesterdav mornings heavy showers wet
| of WILD Odt HaV had sold
| as low SO. Otherwise the market with
| = ton for Wheat siiG,15 for Wheat and Oaf 80
OLA for Wild Oat and $99l0 for Alfalfa Old Hay is
and S26a22 - ton for c6oee. Cat SI3ai7 Win
Oat, Sl3G 10 Barley, ST. 5U@l6 80; Barley and Cat,
| stock Hay, 5000; Clover, $40 5O(0ll SO q ton.
| STRAM.QM0taole az 65g75c > bale
Of :! t Tb n,ifs se Ic9q MAI ar q" so
ton net, the jobbers charge 1927 q ton; Rye Flour
| 2s4 2 10; Rye Meal, 212ci Graham Flour, sac;
| 312c; Buckwheat Flour, 4c; Pearl Barley 4@412c
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard, 50 65@2 rs: Brown Mus
tard, 81 1898; Flax, 81 5091 To- Canary. 234 1314e
p 10; Alfalfa, 612@7c; Rape, &c; Hemp, 4@4l4c;
DRIED PEAsSNnes are quotable at 81 e5al 70
p etl: Green. 81 50a2 IS: Eastern Green, 81 50
@3 Blackeye, 81 70@I 80 y ct; Split Peas, sc ID p.
BUCkWHEAT-Nom ina at ST so 2 ctl.
CoRNMEAL. ErC-Table Meal, 312c 2 n: Feed
Corn, $34035; Cracked Corn, S34 5U@35 90 p ton;
DEMONSTRATIONS prices rule. Market quiet
BayOS, IS 1908 40 p otl; Pea, 1908 80: Small
White, 1903 Is; PINK, So 25@2 IS; Reds 81 600
2 10; Limas SO 25@3 So; Buffers. 50 1898 . ctL
POTATOES-The market is wei stocked. Receipts
of new were 2605 sacks. New Potatoes in SACKS %
@9Oc; new Early Rose, in boxes, 75c@$l 30; old
Reds are nominal at 2O@40c and Early Rose at 20@
0NIONs-Are weaker at 6O@65c p etL
BUTTER-Steady. Stocks ample for all neeessi-
ties. Fancy, 2l@22c 2 10 good to choice l9@2Oc;
common to fair l71e@1sI2e; store Butter, log
CHEEsE15wesk at the decline. Good to choice
mild new 9@9bae = 10; fair, s@s12e y n; Young
Eastern, i2@I5c p 10
PoULTRY-rhe market showed particular
change yesterday. Arrivals were ample and the de-
mand was fair, Live Turkeys quotable at 17@2Oc
p 10 for Gobblers 14@l5c p to for Hens: Geese,
S5G16 for old and $5@8 so > doz for young: Hens,
s. 5Q@6 so; Boosters young, $S@Il; do OLD. S. so
@6; Fryer. 50 60as; Brothers 30 5e@6 so for large
and $2@4 2 doz for small.
GAME Hare sold yesterday at 81 and Rabbits at
EGGs-fne market continues firm California. Is
@2lc p dozen for common TO choice store and 22c
RONEY-white Comb 100 &c; do, in In frames,
13@l4c; ordinary Comb l0(Glle; White extracted,
BkESWAX-Quotabe at 25@27c y 10.
FRESH FRUIT - Black Cherries were rather
Raspberries brought Al 5O@2 2 drawer. Some
Aprieots were offered at 81 y box Currants are
SOC p box; Gooseberres, 2@212e z 10 for com
mon, 393I2c q 10 for Oregon Improved and sc
chests and OF Cherries 4395 boxes Cherries 6O@S5c
y box for dark and 35@60c for White; Strswber
RES. $79lO . chest for Longworths and $597 for
CITRUS FRUITs-Nothing new. Riverside Ma
ves, $50 80 y box; Riverside Seedlings $l@2;
Los Angeles Navels. =: Los Angeles Seedlings. 81
al so; Sicily Lemons, 1906 so; California Lemons,
$2@3 for Riverside and 81 50@2 for Los Angeles:
Mexican Lines, S4@5; Bananas, $Z92 so q
bunch: Pineapples. s4@5 y dOz.
DRIED neutrality-suspicious. for fruit sacks
unless otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples
(boxes), quOtabe at lOIa@12e q 10; sliced S99c
Seasbs eese Lifted c pms
do. 9@l0e 2 10; beached Apricots, sacks, 139l5c;
boxes, l4@l6c 2 ~ White Neetarlnes, l2l3Gl5c;
dried; California Prunes, 7@9e; Grapes S1a@
&c for stemmed and 112@2t2c for unssemmed;
Pears, 4@5c p 10 for common and 7@9c for quar-
tered unpeeled BartlettS; Figs, 31294c do pressed
RAISiNs-Gsyers, fancy, 81 so; choice. 81 250
40: fair to good, $l@l 20 p box. with the usual
advance for fractional boxes loose Maseatels. 659
NUrs-Plne Nuts, s@1lc p II; Chestnuts, l2la@
15c q 10; Walnuts, 71299c; do papershell DO.
=; papershell. l612@1712c; Chile wainutS. s99c
Peanuts, 4@5c 2 ID TOR domestic; Hickory Nuts,
spot: Cocoanuts, 1906 q 100
VEGETABLES-String Beans sold higher yester-
day. Receipts of Squash were moderate. Summer
Squah, ST. u box. Receipts 5 IL boxes Aspara-
gus 2S6 boxes Rhubarb, l79 sacks Beans and 420
sacks Peas, Cucumbers 25@50c 2 doz n: Asparagus.
60c@$l 20 q box for the general run, 81 50@l 70 for
fancy Rhubarb. 1907 for ordinary and S5c@Sl for
choice Tomatoes, 81 50@2 for Los Angeles ana so
az y box for Winters: Dried okra, 221a@25e y 10;
Green Peas, 5O@7ec q sack for ordinary aud 90c@$1
for Berkeley Sweet; String Beans. 4@95c for Green
312@l5c . 10 for Wax and 51506c for Refugee:
Dry Peppers, 10000 y 10; Cabbage, 100000 p ctI;
Feed Carrots. 50D75e; Turnips, Toe Beets 81 Pars-
nins. 81 25; Garlic 3@6e y 10
PROVlSI0NS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon
lS0l3l2c To- California Smoked Bacon, 9sl
@10e D 10 for heavy and medium, 12La@I3c . ID
for light and 1890 lac extra light; Bacon sides
10@10l4c p 10; Eastern Sugareured Hams for city
trade 13i26114c; California HAMS salt, l161li lac
10; retrigeratoreured, 12M91212e; Lard. tierces.
Eastern. all kinds, 90sI4e cases 1014@i0s4c; Cali
tornia terces. 9@954c half-b0ls, 9I409 l5c; tins.
Toe; pals, 10b. lUl2c; do, 5-fb. l04c; kegs, $40
lOc 10; Mess Beef, 81 509S; extra mess do
So 5U@9 family do, 81 so a12: clear PORK
$40 5000; extra prime $15@l5 90; extra clear
$40 50920; mess do, $l1@l7 90 u Dbl; Pig Pork
q keg S3a13 25: Pigs Feet $13@13 50 q Dbl;
Smoked Beef. lls4@l2c y 10.
H0PS-Quotabie at 27e430c for good to choice and
22IzG12bc = 10 for common to fair.
HIDES AND PELTS heavy saIted steers
are quota0le at 71ac q 10; medium, &c; light, Sc;
Cowhides, 5951Ac p ID salted Kip, &c; salted Calf
6d6I2c; dry Hides, usual selection, 9Iac dry Kius
&c; dry Calf. Sc; prime Goatskins 4OG50c each
medium do, 25935c; small skins, log 30c Deer
skins, good summer, 81 &c; medium, S0G32 &c;
thin. 20@25c; SheepSkins, shearlIngs. 10000;
short wool, 30@5Uc; medium, 65G90c: long WOOL
90e61$l 25 q 10. CuIs of all kinds about Ia less
TALLOW-Fair 10 good rendered, 3s4@4c; re.
fined. 534 7sc; Grease, S@314e "a 10.
WOOL-Spung clips range follows: Choice
Northern, 20922c; Southern. years staple l46alBc:
do seven months, l5@l7c; FoothiIl and Middle
Counties, lS920e; Nevada, l50GlSc q u.