The morning call., 1892-03-09
Produce MarI.ef

FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras. S5@5 10 2 bOl; Bakers extras, ST 9O@15;
city superhne, % 20@3 As; Interior brands, 81 rs
15 Is for extras, 80 2OJg3 45 q Dbl for superfue
wAEAT-There are no spot charters reported at
the moment and business In this line has been stag
nsnt Tor long time. Rates are nominal at lSs Sd
for iron vessels, usual options. The chartered
Wheat fleet in port has a registered tonnage OF 49,
447. against 50. 1913 tons the last year
disengaged, $4,000 tons. against 500; on the way
to this port, 2OT 500 tons, against 259,70o.
Wheat continues to depreciate abroad and this
market is cOrrespondnyiy weak and duh Buyers
have reduced their BIDS but holders refuse to meet
them, hence there II no business worth talking
about. No. l. 81 6614@I $3.50 choice. 81 10: lower
grades. 81 60@l IS; extra choice for milling
81 72i.@l 20 = Gil.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'elock-Buyer season
SEQ, 81 es; 500, 81 ss,4; 500, 81 e81s:
100. 81 t5; 900, 81 6e1s Setter 'S2-l00, 81 443s;
AfrERNooS SESSION = Buyer season 500.
81 6Ss4 500. 81 oSss. Seller e2-IO0, 81 as "a !;
zoo. ~ ass 100, 81 451a.
prices show little change The demand is moderate.
No. Feed sl@9l O21g; ehoice bright do. 81 1884
al 03; DARK Coast. 97l2@ss@c; Brewing, 81 OLA
o. IL CheValier, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
No sales on the informal session.
REGULAR MORNING s. sSION-BuYer season. 90
81 Ol%4 100, 81 0lss; new erop-20O ssc.
AFTERSooS SEssIoS-New crop. seller '92-200
season-ioo. sI:0ls4.
OATS Medium aad lower grades are dull and
I'm steady request Black are weak and dull as the
season for seeding Is practically over. White are
81 42I5@l as Z eli for extra choice and 81 22Ls
al 271z FOR common 70 fair: Surprise. 81 5O&l 90;
to choice California. 81 1901 20 Tor common TO
fair do and 81 221.@I 271a Tor oregon.
decline In yeiIows. Large Yellow 81 25@I 26I4;
Small Round yellow. 81 27l2; White 81 "a lL29i 80.
BRAN"oaofed al :is@2o + ton tor S The best and md
SIC 90 Tor outside brands. .oo.oo
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at 81 5O@22 SO 2
necessities. QuotaOle at sl3aI5 So p ton for
Wheat. sl2@l4 for Dat, sl2 sO@l5 Tor Wheat
Slu@l2 or Alfalfa. So 50Gl0 Tor Stock
Quoted at t5Go0c & bale
@23 so e The mills sell oilcske Meal at $50 q
ton net: Rye Flour, &C y 70; Rye Meal. sac;
Sc; Cracked Wheat. &c; Buckwheat Flour. sc;
Pearl Barley, 494s4c 2 10.
Mustard IS dull. Yellow Mustard is quoIable at
SO 1898 rs 2 ctI; Brown Mustard, 1908 rs; Flax.
s1aGloc: Rape. 2@21Sc; Hemp, Sac: Timothy.
DRihD pEAs-ouiet. Prices somewha, nominal.
81 soa Eastern Green 81 s5 sIacEe S 81 f ssG
81 sW EAT rs. S a. 81 3 = ell
,cqkNMEAL, Edc;0Ia6 6 Meal quoted at Sc 2
GO e ton: Hominy. 4Ia6@ls4c e ID.
BEANs-The market continues quiet with par
Large White, 81 sg9a 10; Small White 8 4o "a,
81 s5sl; Buffers y 5oa2 10 > et ''''A'
POTATOES Supplies continue excessive Ore
Chiles. 4oa5oc . cti; Californ. Burbank Seedlings
30@40c = sack for Rivers; Early Rose. 25g35c T.
sack River Reds, 25G35c r sack.
ONioNS-ContInue cheap and plentiful. Quotable
at 65@75c for good and oo@5Oc r ctI for common
BUTTER-The war for the northern trade is still
on. Both sides continue 70 cut quotations. and be-
who are not in the fight ask or over quota
tons. but the general market Is as quoted.
common to fair. zoe; Eastern. l5SI6c q 10.
CHEEsE-Con.inaes in moderate supply and
old. ll@l3c e 10; Young America, l39l5c; eased
Cheese. 12e additional; Eastern. lSl9@15c = 10.
owing to the hot weather. All other kinds very
stiff and high, as arrivals are running remarkably
day: Live Turkeys lo9 &c for Gobbers and l7Cai9c
y n for Hens; dressed TurKeys. lz@2Oc; Geese,
az so; Fryers, 81 5oss: Br0iiers. 81 Tor large aud
GAME-rne market is dull and lower, owing to
the hot weather: Gray Geese. sa92 SO; White.
for Cottontails and sleal 20 for small
EGGS-Steady. but hardly as active as at the close
OF last week. Quotab:e 1t l6@l71ac for store and
lsc =. dozen for ranch. with safes at &c.
HoNEf-Quiet and unchanged Extracted 5@5c for
am Der and 6i2 G6S4c for bright Comb is quoted at
lo@l3c for white Ia IN frames and S9i0c in 2 n
frames.
SNAA-QuOteG aJ @ZtlSoc e 10
FRESH tRUIT-Appies are quiet at 81 50G2 SO
for good to fancy and 5OeGISl % for faIr
CITRUS FRtITS-The market continues liberaiIy
supplied with oranges, Lemons aud Lines and
prices are generally easy. Riverside Seedlings
are quotabie at $lGl rs a box; Riverside aud
Duarte Naveis. 81 ou@5 so; Los Angeles Seedlings.
75e@Sl; Los Angeles Navels. 81 25g2 rs: Sicily
Lemons, 1896 So; California Lemons, SlGyl so
p box for common and 81 1908 for good to choice;
Mexican Lines, $4Qpi 50 u box. California Lines,
6o@75c; Bananas, 81 6O@2 so y bunch; Pneapples,
So n dozen
DRIED FRUIT Apricots are bringing more
money. Peaches, Prunes, Figs and Pitted Pums
are in steady request and firm Apples, Pears and
Nectarines are duh and nominal San-dried Peaches,
2@2Iae: Bieached Peaches 4Ia@11ac: Sun-dried
Apricots. 3h7G4c; Beached AprcOts, E@e7e; APP
pies. bGBc 10 for evaporated ia boxes, 3d
3iac for sliced and 2iaq3c for quartered; FITTED
Plums, 4GSc; unpitted Piums. l1sep2c: Grapes,
1A@l1ac q II; Prunes i@613c for fOs to l2O's:
German Pruues, 4@t5c; Red Meet ar mes, sole /;
White Nectsrines, 4@5c: Figs. un pressed, S94c;
Figs, pressed, 4ta@5cs Eyaporated Pears 7gsc:
sliced Pears 395c; Chartered Pears. 21z9esc y 10.
RAISINS-Loose are neglected at the decline
Boxed goods continue duh Layers. fancy, 81 700
l SO q box; good to choice, 9ecGSl TO- with the
usual advance for fractional boxes loose Muscatels,
6017oc q box and 2La13c q II In sacks.
NUTS-So particular movement In any dcscrp-
tion. Quotations are more or less nominal walnuts,
496c: papersheil do. 1880; softsheIi Almonds
1O1 oil nc: hardshell do =; papersheii l2@lsc ~
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