The morning call., 1890-06-18

about dead. Fluctuations have shown change
for some time. Quotabe as follows: No. l. 81 27129
1 28s4 No 2 81 rs; choice, 81 80; extra choice,
for milling 81 321a {. ell.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
buyer 90-100, 81 1914.
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN.
Buyer 10000, 81 1915; 200, 81 SO. Buyer
season-l00, 81 443s
BARLEY-Both Feed and Brewing quiet and
unchanged Offerings ample, but are
not actually heavy. Quotable at: No. Feed,
81 0l14@1 o2i2; choice, 81 03$4 lower grades
1894 c9$1; fair to good Brewing, 81 0591 10; good
to choice, 81 121a@l Is e ctl
CALL sALEs-MoKNISs.
Buyer '90-1oO, 81 Os2s; do, after Aug. 1st--lOo,
81 07s4. Buyer season-20O 81 IA; 100 (Brewing)
CALL sALEs-AFrERSooN.
Buyer go, after Aug lst-20O, 81 OSH; 100,
81 OS$s; 100, 81 0S1s.
oATS-Are quiet but very strongly held, and
holders grant no concessions. No. l. 81 559l 57I2;
No 2. 81 506l 591a; Choice 81 60@l 6212; Gray,
81 5Oq1 55 q ell. Offerings are fair.
CORN 1.-THE whole market is weak, Large Yellow
particularly. Offerings of White and Large Yellow
are heavy, and the demand is slack. Receipts have
been very heavy of late. Large Yellow, 81 $50
l l7Ia for ordinary. and 81 20 for choice: small
round do, 81 2212@l 70; White, 81 02129I VITA
q ell.
bRAN-Higher at Sl4Gll 90 for the best and
S13@l3 90 q ton for lower grades and outside
MIDDLTNGs-s Scarce and higher at sl992l p ton.
HAY-Good. either old or new, sells and is firm.
while there is not much call for common Hay.
Receipts ample. New Wheat, quOtabe at SSlDl0 for
fair and sl2@l4 for choice; new 0at, 81 zoos so.
Old is quotable as follows: Wheat se(0l2 SO for
ordinary, anu sl5@l6 80 for extra choice; Wheat
@l2 Barley ss@Io 2 ton.
STRAW-Firm at 45@155c 2 bale.
MILLSTUFFS-StOe Of 0llcake Meal are light,
owing to the recent fire. Ground Barley, $23123 90.
The mills sell Oeake Meal at $50 q ton metz Rye
Flour, &c = ii; Rye Meal 2lac; Graham Flour sac;
Oatmeal. Oat tIrOarS, i3zc: Cracked Wheat,
3i2c; Buekwheat Flour, sc; Pearl Barley. 4l49
SEEDS-No life to this market offerings OF all
kinds slender. Sales of Flaxseed at the quota
ton. Yellow Mustard. 81 sog2 2 ctl Brown
3s4c p II; Alfalfa, 71@9S14c q Ii; Rape, 212c;
Dried fEAS@Somlnai. Niles, S2@2 20 q ctL
KWHEAT-Californa, nominal at 81 25@
coRNMEAI, ETC-Table Meal, s1a@4c p n;
Feed Corn. s25 scoops so; Cracked Corn, $3.50
q 2 ton; Hominy, &C 2 10.
BEANs-Nothing new except more steadiness in
tnue neglected Bayos. So 9Og4 20 . ct; Pea.
81 259z AS small W hite, 81 2Og2 4Oi Pink 81 SO
e53 j .; Reds nominal; Limas, 81 1895; buffers,
S2@2 IS p ell for small and medium.
PoTA1OES-Are very still under moderate re-
81 S5@2 I21a in sacks and S2G2 40 In boxes.
0NIoNS-ke are in good supply and easy at 81 10
BUTTER-Nothine new. Stocks of strictly fancy
light, but common and lower grades continue IN
overstoek and demorslized. Fancy is quotable
p; common to fair, IO@llc; store Butter, 9@11c
= 10; pickIed roll nominal; Eastern, 7C9 IOc 2 n.
CHEESE-There is fair demand. Stocks are
large and the market Is not at al firm. Good
to choice mild new, 9glc :, 10 fancy, dtISse;;
POULrKY-Hens are doing better again, as there
have been receipts from the East of late. Young
BrSiIers, Ducks. Geese and Hen Turke VS. are
at 10000 p ID for Gobblers and ll@l3e q
!Sr 1851 as4' se es Du Pa[ % for oa as
81 o0g5 50 for young; hens. s?Gg6; Boosters,
Broiers, Si9o 90 for large and 81 5O93 90 G; doz
GAME-Hare and Rabbits are firm at the advance.
receipts being slender. Doves. 75c q dozen; Hare,
81; Rabbits 81 10 for cottontais' and 81 90 for
small.
EGGs-some fancy Eastern are bringing l9c. All
California Eggs are duil but dealers manage TO keep
the market is one of easiness. Eastern, l6@l7l1c;
California, l5@l9c for store ana 2l23c for ranch.
HuNEY-Prices are easy and trade is quiet. The
run of Honey continues remarkably choice. New
White Comb, l0@l2c; do, in In frames, 1112@
1212e: new bright extracted, 5S512c; amber, 49
BEESwAX-Quotable at 2o924c q ID.
FRESH FRUITS-Stocks OF Peaches are larger
and rrlces are weak Recepts of Apricots are AMPLE
Cherries are very firm at the advance and arrivals
Curr.nts keep steady Apples and Pears sell fairly.
1t is no longer possibe TO give accurate DAILY re-
Figs 25a50c = IL; Blue Plums, 81 50Ql 10 :, box:
Australian Apples are io56ins at 81 SECS 90 . box
Cherry Plums. 75c p box and 35940c q drawer.
Currants, SO 5O94 Sup chest; Raspberries, $7@l0 q
chest, aud 81 {. crate; Blaekberries, son chest;
Apreots 4C6oe 991 ana @ : bss ESf
for Yacavilie and 60@75c 2 box and 40975c q 6as-
ket for River; Green Apples, 50g!5 Z box and 90
@55c q basket; Red Apples, 65@I5c 3 basket;
Green Pears, 50c z box and 4O@5Oe 4 basket; Cher
ries 50G55c for good TO choice Red and White go
@3T5e = box for good to choice Black Tartarian
and 6J@75c for Royai Anne Gooseberries 295c I.
n for common, SIG &c for Oregon Improved and
5l6c a II for Engiisn; Stra" berries, S54S . chest
Tor large Berries and SlG@l2 Tor Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT, ErC.-Lemons are held firmly:
nrlfR aFty re-
Oranges quotable at So q box; Riverside Seed
lings 81 50@9j SO 2 box; Riverside Navels $3@3 so
s5S6; Riverside Lemons 81 5Oa3 rs: San Diego
Lemons. 81 5O@2 90; Los Angeles Lemons. 81 500
bunch: Pine1pples, sSa5 = dozen.
DRIED FRUIrs-ihere is SO little left here that
there hardly trying TO give quotations.
Still an occasional odd lot is to be dug up here and
The market practically bare of good trunes
5leached Peaches, beaehed Apricots and eVaporated
Apples There are more unpItted eiums and poor
sundried unbeached Peaches and Aprcots than any
thing else There less call for future delivery than
there has BEEN buyers seem to prefer 10 contract
for the fruit the tree The high prices asked for
Prunes have driven some Eastern buyers out OF the
market altogether. Theys they will deal only in
PruneS from France this year. but late reports an,
nounce a shortage in that crop too. Prunes viii
probably be high this year but 1t must not be forgot
ten that when prices are high the consumption fas
Contracts for crop are being Drawn at IL IL
@l31Ac for bleached ApricOts, 1lG!2c Tor White
Nectarnes and llGl3c for bleaehed unpeeled
Peaches. No sales of dried Pruues reported
Raisins. 81 1902 Is for good to choice layers, Sl
81 10 for common to fair layers and S712cgSl Do
=
impressed co. i1a93c pitted PIums, 7@sc; unpltted
Plums 2GSlsc: evaporated Apples. nominal at IA
@7c; Caiif1TnIa Primes. Nominal at ioa15c; GER
man Prunes nominal; sun-dried unpeeled beached
bIeached Peaches. sole; peeled bleached Peaches,
nominal; sun-dred bleaehed Apricots. nominal at
15@17c; unbIeaehed. S9llc; eydp0rateu Aprleols'
nominal
NUTs-Prices firm. as stocks of all kinds are
light. Trade is quiet, however. Pine NUTS S9
SC n II; sofshel Almonds, l3@lc . 10; hard-sheh
Almonds 5@06c g ID; paper-sheli Almonds, i4@l5c;
l1c for Santa Barbara; Chile wainuts, loo; Pea
nuts, 6G71ac; Hickory Nuts 6@sc; Pecans. lO9lLc;
i21sc > ~ C5coannts. sSS6 = Toe
VEGETABLES = Cueumbers are momentariy
and higher. Receipts of Tomatoes are moder-
ate and prices keep high. Considerable poor Corn
is coming in. Not many Beans arriving Green okra
75c = NJ Green Peppers zoe ? 10; Tomatoes,
81 50@2 90 z box: Green Corn, 5Oc9$l g sack
squash. 4o@85c y boz for winters and sl@l rs
q box for Alameda: Wax Beans. 596c g 10; foun-
cumbers. Si@I 20 = box; ordinary Asparagus 81 70
@l so p box: choice. 81 % y o9x; r Ton y
and soc p box for No. 9; Green Peas 81 25el so
. sack: dry Peppers, l2c; dry okra. o9l0c Z, 10;
Tarnips, 75ca$i; Bcets 81; Parsnips, 81 25@i so .
ctl: Garlic: s!Sl252c 9 m ,,,. .,,,. 4, ,,.,.,,
Bacon at unchanged prices. Barreled PORK is
lower. Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon is
SaeeaDies a. il for heavy and medium.
and ls@l3l4c 2, 10 for light; dS1g@l4c 2 10 for
extra ngha; p p sues Sn2y25tc 2 10; Ets.een
California Hams salt, l2I4@1219c q 70; refriger.
atcr-cured, 1S@l34c; Lard, tierces, Eastern, all
e4@s12c; hat-bDls 91s@9s4c; tins. 1Oc
pals, ION, l01ac; do, BIB, l034c; kegs, 9s4@l0c
10. family do So 5o6Sis. clear pnrs' SO 50S95:
extra prime, SIG 50@I7; extra clear s20920 so:
mess do, Sls91s so . Dbl; Pig pork, . keg. 80 SOC
11M@l2c q 10.
HOPs-Quoted at 12@l6c y 10. The market is
very stiff but there are no Hops of any consequence
to work The Pacific Coast crop for 1890 is estl
mated by some as high as lO0OU0 bales. Contract
ing In Washington is brisk at 16c for good Hops.
The outlook now is very favorable. The New York
market continues firm at l492Oc FOR racine Coast
Hops.
HIDES AND PELT Trade is merely fair. Heavy
sailed steers, S12c y 10; medium, &c 2 10; light,
SC p 10; Cowhdes, q ID; salted KIP, 40
4lsc: salted CaIf, 4isc: Dairy Calf. 20G30c; dry
Hides, usual selection, sc; dry- ktps, &c; dry
Calf, &c r 10; prime Goatskins, Soc each; medium
do 300s0c small skins. Toe; Deerskins good sum
ner 3O9S2 t2c medium. 25c; thin, zoe q 70 Sheep