The morning call., 1890-04-02


| 81 %; city superfne, 50 sO9s3 10; interior
brands, $4@Si 20 for extras aud 81 S09$3 10 .
Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Freights continue quiet. The chartered
Wheat fleet in port has registered tonnage OF
5O,3l0, against sc, 032 the same date last
year: disengaged, 2I,24O tons, against 4O,240; on
the way to this port 49, 400 tons. against 200 200
the same date last year. Wheat remains dull
and buyers very Indifferent. At the same time
there is disposition among sellers TO force their
goods the market, No. l, 81 2es4@1 271a Il;
choice, 81 1884 No. q 81 2212; extra choice, for
milling, 81 80 q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNISG.
Buyer 10000, 81 S6Ka.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooS.
Buyer 10000. 81 1914. Buyer season-e0O.
81 20i4; 800. 81 291s
BARLEY-The Produce Exchange monthly state
ment shows loss of 1900 tons n this city since
March 1st and this has helped to Advance al
ready strong market. Both Feed and Brewing are
considerably higher and stiff at the advance. Choice
Feed. "a 14c; No. Feed, Soc q ct; lower grades
| s09s64a; Brewing, 90@9214c good to choice, 81
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
The market jumped 15Ac under active trading
500, sI54c: 100, 9lf4e; 700; 9lll&c. Buyer sea
400, s712c; 100 (Brewng), 81 %.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooN.
Prices fell back again. Buyer 10000, Gle;
300 s91ac; 500, 90S4c. Buyer season-1oo, s6I4c;
oATS-Are very firm under heavy purchases by
one 6syeT StocSs on ha9d mere re 5242 tons Black
PRISE, 81 45@l 80 . ctl; Milling, 81 So; choice
grade 81 25S 7 ray f osf: 2o1 s ss o
| grade Of any kind, SlC9l is p ctl.
and nsTy round a do at atsH @ we IS
quiet at 81 O5@1 10 p ctl. Stocks of Yellow are
RYE-Is in fair demand at eO@s21ac p ctl
BRANzVery tirmat $13 5o914 for the best and
MIDDL lNGS-Quotable at $l7@Sls 80 p ton.
HAY-Choice continues firm. Receipts moderate
choice Wheat and Dat, ss@l4; Dat, SOLO; wild
oat, SIGH 90; Barley, $6@lO; Alfalfa, slo@12 q
| ton.
srRAw-ouotable at 45@55c 3 bale.
| MiLLSIUffS = Q1otable as follows: Ground
at $50 q ton net; Rye Flour, Sc . 10 : Rye Meal,
212c; Graham Flour, Be; Oatmeal. 4l2ci Cracked
Wheat, SAG; Buckwheat Flour, SCI Pearl Barley.
SEEDs-AlI kinds are quiet Yellow Mustard
$s S 6 Ssi EF0S s. @gSs4Fa DO &a
si4e q ID; Rape, 21ac; Hemp, 41aci Timothy, 5s4
Dried PEAs-Nominal. Split Peas 6,Ac q 10.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 1902; Eastern,
CoRNMEAL, ETo.-Table Meal, Sc p 10; Feed
and CTseSed Corn s25g2S T ton HSm ,5 &c 2 H.
Choice only brings the top quotation, Pinks and
ImSs 81 4S SO = c di Bayo are s 1901 etI
Pea, 81 1u92 3d. small White, 1902 Is; Pink. 50
| @3 Is; Reds, nominal; Limas, $4G4 so; Buffers,
| 81 75@1 80 q ctl Tor small and medium.
| POrATOES-The market is now amply supplied.
Arrivals from the East since last Saturday foot up
| 80 Trade is motionless at the moment as
neither sellers nor buyers are inclined to do much
until things get little more settled. The gem
eral feeling is weak Eastern selling at sl92;
| Sweets, 81 5093 so in sacks and boxes; Early
Rose, 81 s5@Z; River keds, 50 IS; burbank
Seedlings, = for California, S2@2 IS for Oregon.
| oNIoNS-Quiet and fairly steady. Stocks moder-
@ so q ctl for good TO choice, with So for some
BUTTER-The market is well supplied. and only
moderately active at the old prices. Packing is
| going and this tends to keep the market from
ID; good TO choice l3@l5c: common to far, no
| 1212c store Butter. l0e; picked roll nominal; fr-
kin; nominal; Eastern creamery, nominal;
| CHEESE-Easy at unchanged prices. Choice mild
| new, 9@l0e: fair to choice old 699c: cased, 1ac
| PoULTRY-A car of Eastern the first for fort
night came IL yesterday and sold at s6@7 80 for
| BOOSTERS, 81 25@2 rs for Geese. s6@js for Ducks
and lsc for Turkeys. California stock was in fair
receipt and steady. Live Turkeys, l6GlSc for Cob
| 6lers and 1s@20c q 10 for Hens; Geese, pair,
81 d5S$2 90 7 tios, ing 81 5ogS; pu SIS % oS7
BOOSTERS, young, 81 5099; do, old, S5@6; Fryers,
Ss@s 90; Broiers, So 5O@7 80 for large and S4S6
GAME-Not enough Robins coming In to quote.
| guiet. English snipe. 50 SO; Jack Snlpe, 81 %;
Mallards, $500; CanvasbacSs, S496; sprigs, SO;
small DUCKS. 81 rs; Gray Geese, So: White Geese,
| 81 so; Brant, 81; Hare, Sl91 SO; Rabbits 81 90
for Cottontails, and 81 259i S71a for small.
| EGGS-Were very firm yesterday, but the market
was hardly as brisk as the day before. Stocks are
at 17@lsc q dozen for ordinary good California,
lsc for strictly choice ranch and l5@161sc q dozen
| HoNEY-Fair trade at unchanged prices. Good
| TO choice White Comb, quotable at l29l4c do, in
amber extracted, 5$4@6c; bright extracted, GAO
61ae; dark extracted, 412@512c 2. 10:
BEESW AK = Unehanged at 19g21e 9 H.
| FRESH FRUITS-Choiee Apples are hard TO find.
| The season seems to hold oa unusually long this
year. Apples $2@2 so q box for good to choice and
! 81 25@1 so q box for common. Eastern Apples, 81
CITRUS FRUIT, ETC-Eisht cars ORANGES came
in yesterday. Navel Oranges are higher. but Seed
| lings show no change. Lemons and Lines are
nh nAanf md An1l go nrg Z
. box; Duarte Navels, 1908 so Q box: River
side Seedlings, $2@2 so; Riverside Nayels So 90
geics Naves, 81 2S9 so: Mslasa Lemons MOI Sse;
Sicily Lemons, s. 5v@6 so; Riverside Lemons, 81
| Lemons 60c3a1 so; Mexican Lines, s4@3 80.
Bananas, $l92 q buneh Pincapples, IS 5094 SO q
DRIED FRUIIs-No further change. All fruits
except Black Figs aud Grapes are In slender supply,
good to choice layers, Sl@S1 10 for common TO fair
layers and s71ac@sl so for loose; Grapes, 2129Sc
Plums, 41a95 re: uupitted Plums 215G54e: evapor-
ated Apples, 91a@l0c sliced Apples 41e@sc; quar-
tered do, 4(95c; California Prunes, 6G9c: Ger
man Frames, 4@5c; sun-dred uDpeeled bleached
Peaches. l2129l5e; 9nbleaehed Peaches, 6@1Oc;
ated Peaches 25@30c; sun-dried bleaehed April
cots, 1o@1215e; unbleached, 5@sc; eyaporated
NUTS-Prices have shown no variation for some
days. TRADE is quiet. Pine Nuts, s99c; softshell
Almonds 91&@1O1ac: hard-shell Almonds, bose
. 10; paper-sneIl Almonds, l215@14e; California
Malnuts 6@sc for Los Angeles 9@lOc for Santa
Barbara; Chile walnuts, 7@71ac; Peanuts, 6@71sc;
Hickory Nuts, &c; Pecans, 9@3i4c Filberts l is01
| 1212c; Brazil Nuts nominal at 1212@13c Tsib; Co
| coanutS, $4(14 SO q 100.
| VEGETABLES - Asparagus and Rhubarb sold
| lower yesterday, being in better supply. Yester-
days receipts were 20 boxes Asparagus, 140 sacks
| Peas and pit boxes Rhubarb. Ordinary Asparagus
brought 4@6e; choice, &c; Antioch, SO l21ac, and
BOuIdin Island, 7@10c q ID: Rhubarb, 5(07c; Green
Peas. 6(@7c for Sweet and $3.50 q 10 for neid; Mar
| rowfat Squash, $30950 q ton; dry Peppers, -;
4 dry Okra 1752D20c u 10 Cabbages, S5c(l$l q ctl.
Feed Carrots, 40@50c; Tnrnips, 75ca$l: Beets 75C
@$l; Parsnips, $lGl 20 q ctl; Garlic l5@25c q 10
covered Breakfast Bacon 13al3I4c q 10; CaIifornia
smoked Bacon. s@10c q 10 for heavy and medium
and l391552e q 10 for light; 13lh@I4c q Ii for
extra light; Bacon Sides. 912@9s4c q 10; Eastern
Sugar-eured Hams for city trade, 1S14@1S1ze;
California Hams, salt, l21i@l2lac q u; refrlger-
ator-cured, lS@13l4c: Lard tierces, Eastern, AL
kinds 99914c; cases, 10@lO1sc; California tierces,
| 914@91@c; halEbbs, 91s@9S4c; tins. Toe;
pals, lo-ln, lO12c; do 5-b, lO$4ci Kegs ss4@l0 DC
q 10; Mess Beef 80 50@9; extra mess do 50 900
extra prime $40 50ai7; extra clear, s2l92l 80;
mess do, $l9919 80 Dbl; Pig pork, keg, 81 50ep
30; Pigs Feet, $l2Gl2 90 q bbi; Smoked Beef,
11S4Gl2c q ID
. advices from New YORK say: Hops remain dull,
and although prices are no lower there IS more dis
| position to sell. Brewers are buying very little,
| however, and shippers scarcely any, Prices are
nominally the same. We quote Pacific Coast, 1889,
| l2@l7c p 1b.p
HIDES AND PELTS-There is no further change
| OF Importance The chief feature Is the new
combination OF tanners Heavy sailed steers 90 lbs
and over. Sc medium, 46 to So lbs, &C.,; light sc
Cowhdes, sc; salted Rip, &c; sated Calf, 4c Dairy
dry Kips, &c; dry Calf. &c q 10; prime tioatskins
4oc each; medium do 209S0e; small skins. 100
zoe; Deerskins, good summer, Soc: medium, 27d
soc; thin. 2Oc s 10; Sheepskins, shearlings, log