The morning call., 1890-04-13

The ship Belle of Bath, 1887 tons, loads Lumber
at Astoria for Melbourne Wharf; schooner Beulah
939 tons, merchandise at this port for Hio;
schooner Blakeley 1873 tons, Flour for Guayquil !;
bark Coryphene, I'll TONS cannery supplies for
Alaska.
The Clearing House.
City Clearinghouse exchanges last week were
$l3,914955 against $15, 916 1873 for the same week
last year.
Produce Market.
FLoUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras,
$4@4 90; Bakers extras. 81 O5; city superfne,
90 S093 10; interior brands, S4G4 20 for extras
and 81 S0(93 10 q Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-No change to report. Trade is quiet at
fairly steady prices. No. l, 81 271a@l 2s$4; choice
81 50; No. 2, 81 221&@1 %; extra choice, for
milling, 81 3114@l 3212 2 ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRNISe.
Buyer 10000, 81 S7s4 900. 81 1853; 200,
81 81 y. Buyer season-4O0 81 295s; 100, 81 291a.
BARLEY-There was no further change in prices
yesterday. There were few samples shown and
dealers did not appear very anxious TO sell. No.
Feed, 921Ac; lower grades, soc; fair TO good
Brewing, s74seSs1i good to choice, 81 O5@l 10
q ctl.
Buyer 10000, s6ss; 100, s6Isc; 300, s67sc
200, 97c 100, 97I4c; do, after August lst-206 csc
Buyer sason-2OO. 921sc; 200, 9134c; 100, 91c;
300, e11sc; 100, 9l14c; 200 911Ac.
oATS-The further arrival of 1880 ctls from Ore
gon produced no effect on this market. The demand
oil so q ctl; Milling, 81 371a@l 40 choice Feed,
81 35G1 3712 No. Feed, 81 321a9l So second
grade, 81 80 Gray Oats, 81 274a91 80: of grade OF
any kind, 81 25@l 27I4 p ctl.
CORN-Large Yellow is firm at 81 121291 10;
Small Round Yellow is dull at 81 lO@l 1879, and
White do at S191 05 z ctl.
RYE-Quotaple at csc q ctI for No. /
BRAN . Quotable at STA 5O915 for the best
and Sl3 609l4 q ton for lower grades and out
MIDDLINGs- Quotable at s1s@1e p ton.
HAY-NO further decline. Wheat Z
nary ana $!@4 80 for extra S ShGee Wheat and and
Barley Bari $6@iO Xifsifs, slo@l5 . ton 80 w.
STRAw-Quotable at 45@55c = bale.
smiIls sell 0ilcake Meal $50 = net; Rye Flour,
&c z 10; Rye Meal 212e; Graham Flour, Sc; oat-
meal 4A2c; Cracked Wheat 354e; Buekwheat Flour
sEEDs-Yeilow Mustard. 81 sO@2 . ctl; Brown
s@94c . n; Alfalfa, 71s@si4cS = Ii; Rape, age:
HEMP EN- 4 459i 6; TimSt ., 5$49654c salt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 1892; Eastern.
CoRSMEAL, ETC-Table Meal, Sc p II; Feed
and Cracked Corn. s25926 . ton; Hominy, &c 2 10
Other kinds unchanged: Bayos, 50 754t 2 ctl;
| 81 1903 Is; Reds, nominal; Limas, 81 50G4 rs;
Buffers, 81 1901 80 q ctl for small and medium.
day 1t is supposed that when those now en- route
arrive these receipts from the East will cease The
slider stocks too large TO admit OF marked adj
vance. The crop will be very late this year and
q
stocks will last until new Potatoes come in sum-
GENTLY AT present It is sort Of gamble but the
| Receipts of New Potatoes yesterday were 50
sacks. Eastern quotable at 50c@S1 20 for common,
| extra choice Burbanks. New Potatoes, 4G5c . ID
| Early Rose 81 25@l 75 River Reds, Sl@l rs Bur-
bank Seedlings, 81 5O@2 for California, - for
| ONIONs-The Australian steamer is in and
rules firm. Only 90 sacks in yesterday. Wharf
sales were at S6@6 so for good to choice. The job
9ers quote al SSg4 e ctl Tor common; 50 5O@7 90
| BUTTER-weak. Stocks very large despite the
good to choice, 13a15c: common to fair iI@l 21bc
store Butter lOc; picked roll nominal; frkin,
| CHEESE-Choiee mild new, &c: fair to choice old,
nominal; cased, 42c additional Eastern, 1S9l412c
PoULTRY-Not enough in yesterday to alter
quotations Live Turkeys, ls91ac for Gob6lers
| o. %; GosIings 81 1898; Ducks 1907 SO for old
and $s99 so for young; Hens. So 50g7 SO & doz;
Fryers, Ss@s SO; BroileTs, So 5oG7 80 for large
GAME-EnGiish snipe, quotable at 80 5o@s; Jacl,
snPs S 49, M1Ts 8 2S1 90 ka0S 81 90
| EGGS-The market shows more tone. All dealers
report increased demand and some are cleaned up.
the bakers at advance the quotations but the
bulk OF the Eastern are selling at spot
far to choice and i6ls@l7c for choice ralch h. 40
| HoNEY-Good TO choice White Comb, l2@1Sc;
Comb, s@lOc; amber extracted, $4,000; bright e1-
tracted, 6I4@61ae; dark extracted, 415@512c g ID.
BEESWAN-Quotable at l9021c q 10.
FRESH FRUITS-Strawberres brought 50@75c
| p basket for good, while poor from Los Angeles
were hard to sell, at 1U@2bc. Bouldin Island Ber-
ries brought soc. Receipts were chests. Apples,
| 81 25@3 q box for good TO choice and 81 60@2 .
box for common car OF Siskiyou Apples sold at
| CITRUS FRUIT ETC-oranges, Lemons and
Lines continue plentiful and weak. Duarte Seed
| iings. 81 5OG2; Duarte Navels, $39S 90; River
az; los AnSelss Seedlings 81 Sol 7S los 50 AM 1o
| geles Nayels, 81 25@2 so; Malaga Lemons, s4@6;
| o. so; San Diego Lemons, sI@I so; Los Angeles
Lemons, $1@1 so; Mexican Lines, 81; Bananas.
| S1@2 q bunch; Pineapples, s. 5OG4 80 q dozen.
DRIED FRUIrs-Rasins, 81 1922 10 q box for
good to choice layers Sl@Sl 10 for common 10 fair
n; Pressed Figs. 495c impressed do, l1aSc; pitted
| Plums, 41aG512c; unpitted Plums, 212G4c: evapor-
tered do, 4@5c; California Prunes, 6@sc Ger
| man Prunes, 4@5c sun-dried unpeeled beached
peeled bleached Peaches, i5@22e: peeled eyapor.
ated Peaches, 25@S0c; sun-dried bl cached April
Apricots. i4aiec . f h. 'US00' e'ApOf@''u
| NUTS-PiHe Nuts. sasc: soft-shelI Almonds, 1O1h
r. pspershe Almonds l21I@ G: California SYf0
WalnutS, 6@sc for Los Angeles, 991Oc for Santa
Hickory Nuts. &c; Pscans sa14e: Filberts, 1l12@
l2Aac; Brazil Nuts, nominal at 1212@1Sc 1D; Co
| observation-disclosures OF Asparagus were very
is a yesterday, out prices held up Iemarka6ly
| came in cooked and rotten. Rhubarb declined.
Yesterdays receipts We're 1922 boxes Asparagus,
| 206 sacks Peas and 423 boxes Rhubarb Ordinary
| Asparagus brought 75c@Sl rs "a bx; choice, 81 500
| 2; fancy, 81 25@2 so 8 box; Rhubarb. $l@
20 p box for No. l and 50@75 q box for
| and 294c = 10 for field; Marrowfat Squash. S3O65O
| Cabbages, 81 1901 IS q ctl: Feed Carrots 40a50c
Turnlps, 76c9$1 Beets, 75c@Sl; Parsnips $l6ll 20
y ctl; Garlic, l5925c y 10.
| PROVlSlONS-Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon
SS,notaSie at lS@lS44c . N; California smoked
and lS9l342c = II for light; lSiSal4c a ID for
extra light; Bacon Sides 912@9s4c 3 10; Eastern
| Sugar-cured Hams for city trade, 13I4@I 3Jac;
California Hams. salt, 12l4@121ac q 10: refriger-
| ator,cured 139l3l4c: Lard, terces, Eastern, all
Kinds 9gs34c; cases, 10@l 0Iao; California terces,
SM@s32e; half-bbls, 912@ss4c; tins. 1oc;
| = 10; Mess Beef, SO 5O@9; extra mess do, 80 500
| 1O family do, Sl2 50t9l3; clear Pork, $2l 50922;
| extra prime, Sl6 SCOTT; extra clear s2l@2l 90;
mess do, S19@ls so q bbl; Pig pork, q key, 50 509
| SI5; Pigs Feet, $l2Gl2 50 q Dbl; Smoked Beef,
| 113@l2c "a 10
| HoPS-QuotabIe at e@l4c q 10
| HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers, So ms
and over S9S1ac: medium, 46 So MS, 5000; light.
Sc Cowhides, SC; salted Kip 4@i12c; salted CAR,
@415e; Dairy Calf, 20G30c; dry Hides, usual seec-
| ton, S1a@D9c; dry Kips, &c; dry Calf, &c = 10;
| prime Goatskins, 35c each; medium do, 20@30c
| small skins, Zoe: Deerskins, good summer, 35e;
| medium. 27930c; thin, zoe 2 u; SheepskIns,
| sheariings 10000; short WOOL 30G60c: medium,
| 6btG90c: long wool, 90@$I % q 10. Butchertown
| green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Fair to good rendered, quotable at 80
@3A4c: renned, oialo34c; Grease, &c q 10.
| WOOL-We quote spring clips as follows: San Joa-
qun and Southern, year staple, 1215l sc; san Joa-
gum and southern. seven months, l2@ &c: choice
| Foothn l6@lsc q 10.