The morning call., 1890-06-11

SLOWLY tending downward. Large yellow, 81 LUG
i 22Ia; small round do 81 20; White, 81 o5@l 10
2 ctl.
BRAN-Lower sl3@l4 Tor the best and $12 so y
ton for lower grades aud outside brands Call sale
of 100 tons, seller '90, at sl2 90; ,oe,o
MISUNDERSTANDING at 81 50GlS 2 ton.
HAY-Choice, new or old. is higher. The common
grades show no Improvement. Good old Hay is get
ting scarce Receipts Of new about balance the de-
mand. New Wheat, 80 5Ogll new Oat, 81 5Og9 so.
oldeis quotable as follows; Wheat $seel2 80 for
and Oat, s9Gl4 SO; DAT, ssGIl 80; Wild Dat, $40
@12; Barley. SOLO 2 ton;
STRAw-Quotable at 45@s55c q bale.
MILLSTUFfs-Ground Barley, s23923 so. The
mills sell oicake Meal at s25 q ton net; Rye Flour
meal. 41ac; Dat Greats, 4s4c; Cracked Wheat,
31ac; Buekwheat Flour, 5c Pearl Barley. 4A9
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard. 81 sO92 p cti; Brown
Mustard, 81 5o@3 70; Flax; 81 70; Canary, SAG
Hemp age; Timothy, a496I4e.
DRIED PEAs-Nomina. Niles, 1922 rs a etl.
Observation-Disclosures quiet at 81 2b@l rs;
C0RNMEAI, ETC.-Table Meal. 2s4@3I4c p n;
Feed Corn, SIS 5O@27 SO; Cracked Corn, s27S
p SO ton; Hominy &c 2 ID. .,r 49,, ,o.-
Bayos keep fairly steady. The whole market IS
quiet. Bayos. quotaDle at SO 9O@l 20; Pea. 81 25@
40; small White. 81 20g2 40; Pink, 81 1903 20;
Reds. nominal; Limas, - 1875; Buffers s2@2 20
{, Ell for small aud medium. .,.
PoTAToEs-New continue stiff at the advanced
prices, the arrivals being just about up to the de-
mand. Eastern, 81 409l 90 Tor common. 81 I5 for
good and 81 for choice. New Potatoes, 81 5O(92 In
sacks and S292 so in boxes.
ONIONS-Red are somewhat easier at 81 5OGl 60
BUTTEK-shows further change. Fancy IS
stiff, being scarce, while the market Is choSed with
second and lower grades. Receipts OF Eastern,
though not large, are steady Not much creamery
Butter arriving Fancy, quotabe at l6@l7c n;
good TO choice 12l2Gl4 I2ci common TO falr, lug
i2c; store Butter, 9@1lle e ID picked roll, noni
nal: Eastern, 7&lOc u 10
CHEESE-Very weak. Extra brands OF flats bring
&c. but the general market range is as follows: Good
to choice mild new, 6@7c; Dung Americas, S(gs12c:
cased. 1ac additional; Eastern, l3@l4l2c r 10.
POULTRY-A car OF Eastern WAS marketed YES
terday at $4@5 so for Hens. S4@5 for ROSTERS
81 566l3 so for Brothers and 1e@lSc for Turkeys.
California Poultry shows change, young BOOSTERS
being scarce and firm and almost everything else In
the market duh and weak. Live Turkeys are
quotabIe at l7@2Oc y 10 for Gobbers and
i214@l5c for Hens; Geese, 2 pair, slgl 70; Cos
Iings 81 25Gl rs; Ducks, 81 5a@4 Tor old and
81 5O@g5 so for young: Hens. 81 50@5 so; ROSTERS
young. S9Gl2; do, Old 81 5O95; Fryers Soi9I;
Brothers, $5G6 for large and 81 5O9i . doz Tor
GAME-Recepts of all kinds are light. as usual at
Rabbits, 81 90 for Cottontails and 81 25@1 3715
EGGS~Choice California and Eastern continue
firm aud the former scarce while Eastern are in
better supply than they have been Common Eggs
not much sought for. Eastern, 169171ac; Cali
fornia, l5@l9c for store and 2l@23c for ranch.
HoNEY-Some very choice Comb and extracted IS
coming forward but there does appear to be much
demand for it, and the general tone is weak. New
White Comb, l1l3@l2c; do. in In frames: l292e;
Old Honey is largely hominal
BEESwAX-Quotable at 20924e p 10.
FRESH FRUlTS-Cherries and Currants did bet
ter yesterday under a good demand and the latter
cleaned up early in the day. Receipts of Cherries
dull under larger arrivals. Peaches not over.
active. Some Peaches came in from the river and
brought 81 rs . box. STRAWBERRIES and Raspber-
ries sold very well, considering that those from
watsonvle and Bouldin Island came in after the
market was about over and could hardly be sold at
all. Apples, Pears and Cherry Pums cut very little
figure thus far. Gooseberries are quiet. Black
berries 81 p drawer Cherry Plums are quotabe
at SiGf 25 . box and 65975c = drawer. Yes
terday's receipts included 3e4 chests Straw0er-
boxes Peaches and 1913 boxes Apricots. Currants.
81 1903 50 = chest; Raspberres, $7Gl1 y chest.
and S0c@Sl :. crate; AprlcOts, = 2 box for Prin:
giles aud 50casl q box for Royals Peaches 75c@
81 SO q box; Green Apples, SOC 15c Green Pears;
to choice Red and White, 4096Uc . box for good to
choice Black Tartarian and 6O@75c for Royal Anne.
GP oPegoS and &c fSr
Strawberries, $4@7 . chest for large Berries and
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC. - Lemons Lines and
Oranges are weak and dull, as usual at this season
o. ihesh wsets are nnnfahs az
S3@S % 2 box; Riverside Seedlings, Si@2 90
Seedlings 81 Se@a Los Angeles Na Nav
y box; Malaga Lemons Si@6; Sicily Lemons,
$596; Riverside Lemons 81 5Og2 90; san am Deg ego
Mexican Lines, 81 5000; Bananas, $l@3 so q
BUNCH PineaRPIes' $500 2 dozen ,,on, IN .,,,,.
that when prices get very high the consumption
practically ceases Thus the laiest mail report from
ish continues limited, but supplies are held with
confidence at 457sc for st0ek IN casks and SsS
French at S$4 9c with the stock Of both kinds &C
cumuating." far amount of business In futures
is going here. Fresh Fruit at orchard. is being
bought at 2@21ac for Peaches. 114@lssc for April
cots. 214c for Prunes and 51Rc for Raisins in the
sweat-boxes. There is also business in future
deliveries OF Dried Fruit at 1112c for bleached
Nectarnes, lie for bieaehed pnpeeled Peaches, ana
tions for all Dried Fruits are nominal, there being
no stock Of any here o rs rs Are
layers; sl@sl 10 box for common to fair ah layers
1p Ssedl n
Plums. 7(9se: unDitted Plums, 2@3lac: eyaporated
Apples, Ils@l212e; sliced Apples S@7 z quar-
man Prunes, 6t97e: sun-dried unpeeled bleached
Peaches, l212@loc; nn0leached Peaches, eglic;
peeled beached Peaches, lII2(S22Aec; sun-dried
bleached Aprcots. 15@l7c' unbleached, s9l1c;
evaporated Aprcots, l5@l71Ac = ID. Ga
NUTS-Firm, stocks being moderate. Pine Nuts, SO
&c r. Ii softshel Almonds 13@lic p 10; hard,shell
Almonds 6@6c . 10; paper-sheil Almonds, LAG l6c;
lie for Santa Barbara; Chile Walnuts l0c: Pea
nuts, 6@742c; Hickory Nuts 6@sc: Pecans, log &c;
l21sc . ID: C0coanuts, 1905 p 100.
observation-disclosures Corn aud Squash are
steadily declining the season advances. Beans
are slowly cheapening. Asparagus and khnoar6 DO
for Winters and 81 25@l 70 for Alameda; Wax
Beans, 4S6c; Cucumoers, 65c@SI rs > box: ordi-
nary Asparagus sl@l SO y box: choice, 81 {. oox:
and and 6o@76c for No. 2; Green Peas, 81 .25@l IS
q sack; dry Peppers, Ice; dry okra, 6@10c 70 !;
Turnips 75casl; Beets, 81; Parsnips, 81 25@i 90 y
| ctl: Garlic, l09l5c p II.
finer brands of Hams are firm. Bacon is easy owing
liberal stocks at Western packing points Lard IS
aUe efH at is@isc n; California; smoked
bacon, s9l0c y 10 for heavy and medium
e eaS sat bacon SIDES Ss sfss.5 Eastern
sugar-cured Hams for city trade trade, isshagiSAe;
Kinds, ssS eases lo@lo3as; California tieTees,
s 4 n: Mess Beef IS 5oas; extra do 81 500
| extra prime, sl6 5O@l7: extra clear, $40 60@2l;
mess do. SIS 5o@ls Dbl; Pig pork, = keg, 50 SOC
HoPs-very stiff at lC@l6c q 10. Were there any
active market, as the demand East is eager at a
marked advance. The latest mail report from New
a result Of growing scarcity and all grades must
be quoted higher. Shippers are buying but little,
| crop $50, but although the demand is not at all
urgent, buyers are compelled to pay high prices
qnGss P.sic Seast se it@aoc NJ 70 conn
auotaOie at sac p 10: medium, &c 2 n; light;
az &c sailed Calf aise; barry Calf, 9o@3oc: dry
Hides usual selection select sei dry kips 7c dry
do, 2o@soc; small skins, loc Deerskins, good sum
| mer, 30a32I2c: medium. 26c: thin. zoe q 10 Sheep
dun, 65@os0c; long wool, 90@$l IS q ID. Butcher
town green skins sell relatively higher
/ 31a@s4c; refined, 5I4@51 2c; Grease 2i2@Sc y n.
| WooL-Deaiers report a free distributive move
/ ment at steady prices. We quote spring clips: East
ern oregon. l5920c; Nevada, l51lo lac; choice
/ Northern, 1992lc; Humboldt aud Mendocino u
4D23c San Joaquin and Southern. year staple, 1914
/ @l5c; San Joaquin and Southern seven months, II
| @l6c; choice Foothill, l6@lSIac q 10.
General Merchandise.
| BAGS-Steady. Demand fair Calcutta, spot, 6sl