The morning call., 1890-12-25

shipping Notes.
No steamers announced to sail to-day The
Willamette Valley fails due from Yaquina Bay, the
Coos Bay from Little River and the Gipsy from the
Salinas River.
Tomorrow the State OF California sails for Port
land, the Mexico for Mexico. the UmatiIa for Vic
toria and Puget Sound, the Coos Bay for Little
River, the Pomona for San Diego the Crescent City
for Crescent City the Aicaraz for Coos Bay and the
Gypsy for the Salinas River. The Australia falls
due from Honolulu and the Eureka from San Pedro.
The City of Picking falls due from China and Japan
and the City OF New York from Panama Tuesday.
The ship Agenor, I4l4 TONS loads Lumber at Port
Discovery for Port Prize 65s the barkentine c. F.
Crocker S13 tons, Lumber the Sound for sgd
ney. 62s Sd; the bark Sumatra, 1915 TONS Coal at
Seattle for this port.
The Port Crawford takes for Hull 1914 ctls
Wheat valued at $50. 900: the Drummuir for Dun
kirk. 81 800 etls Wheat and 1875 bbIs Flour, at
$SS.25O; the George Curtis for Antwerp, 56,729
cts Wheat at $4,000.
Produce Market.
FLoCR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 81 1904 %. Bakers extras, 81 O5l4 Is;
city superine, $3@3 25 interior brands, 1904 25
for extras and s393 % . Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-There will be no more business until
Monday as the Pr oduce Exchange stands adjourned
to that time. The market is dull and of holiday
character. No. l, 81 Sl4@l 321a choice, 81 s3s4
No. 3 81 271s@1 80: extra choice, for milling 81 IS
al 40; Sonora, 81 271a@1 1854 p etl
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
season-3O0. 81 42ss; 700, 81 425s; 500, 81 42i.
Buyer '9l-3Oo 81 1855
sALEs-AFrERNooN
Buyer '90-l0o 81 3114; 100, 81 3lss. Buyer
BARLEY-spot Feed was strong Yesterday. though
options were weaker. No. Feed, 81 45lal 47la;
choice. 81 4S34 lower grades 81 421a@l 1881
Chevalier, 81 55@1 60 for standard. 81 46e1l 42iS
for lower grades; Brewing. 81 5o@1 60 > ctl for
CALL sALEs-MoRSIse
Buyer 'so-1oo. 81 asa. Buyer season 100,
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN.
Buyer 'so-1oo, 81 ASA. Buyer season-20o
oATs-Firm, but not particularly active Black,
for seed. q 1902 40 = ct; No: bite, 81 IS; No.
81 5slzgl 80; Ch9i n 81 sa1s@l 90 Gray, 81 so
CoRN-over 1900 etts came In yesterday. The
market Is very aa and weak at 81 80 for Fellows
RyEZunehanged at g 25I.@l s21a y ctl.
BRAN-Qaotabie at 500 2o923 q ton for the best
and s2l 5o@s2 q ton Tor lower grades and outside
brands
MIDpLINGs-ouot at s25@2e p ton for the
best and S24 for other grades.
GHoPPED FEED-Qaotabe at s27@2s . ton.
and MAxwhsa oT qa9ts at SAG 2, fof f1T to good
sIl@I4 so; Barley. sllgl4; Farley and oat,
sTRAw-3uoted at 20 soc q bale
M snh STe mis-, self Barley 81 sG@32 SO
the ioSbers charge S2s Q ton; Rye Flour. 2s4c . NJ
Buckwheat Flour, &c: Pearl Barley. 4Ia@4 Ise
q 10.
Mustard 81 SOFAS . eth Flax, 81 5Sg2 S. Canary,
3@St4c . ID; Alfalfa, s9s14c: Rape, 1@2hc
Hemp. 3l2c; Timothy, 51ac
DRIED PEAS : Niles are quotabe at 81 65
@l 70; Green, 50 1902 50; Blaekeye, 81 1901 IS
spe kMr HEAT1 Ts. at 81 5o9l 50 ct
= ton; H"miny 3$4c = 10.
PEAS sns s aI Hasos are f aasta's at
81 1902 40: Reds, 81 65@3; Limas, s3 5O93 IS;
PoTAToESSNeariyI 10, 700 sacks came in yester.
guence. Buyers held of. Jersey Blues, 81 %;
Sweets 81 2592 % 2 ctl In sacks and 1902 80
in boxes: burbank Seedlings, soc@sl 10 . ctl for
81: Tomales Reds, 81 1901 80 . ctl.
oNIoNs. :. l YESTERDAY at ss9s 20 for good to
BUrTER-The market is very firm and all de-
seriptlons are cleaning up we'll Fancy quotaDle at
to fair 25@soe 2 u; store Butter, l59l71sc;
dairy and 30@3212c q ID for creamery.
HE5sE G01d 70 choice ss mila, new I2@
Americas &c: cased Cheese 1ac additional;
PoULTRY-Dressed Turkeys were in quick de-
mand Yesterday: and as stocks were not too large
BOOSTERS cleaned up fairly, receipts were not
large. Three cars of Eastern In. Eastern sold
Yesterday at 50 5o@s for Hens, s5@5 SO for young
and old Roosters 50 for Ducks, 81 p dozen for
Geese and 17@lsc for Turkeys. California stock
sold solo. as follows Dressed Turkeys 2i@2ic
ssc z u for .% Hens Geese, pair 81 5o@2; Ducks,
81 5095 So; BOOSTERS, young S506; do. old, - 50
@5 Fryers, 81 so; BroiIers, 81 90 tor large and 81
GAME-Ducks still crowd the market. Large birds
81 ss@l T5y doz: Jack sSlps. soG75e: Mai irI
dozen; sprIs 81 %: real, 5o@75e . dos: wiaseon
55esesl 3 dez; ,, small Ducks, SOC 2 dog; GRAY
@i Is: Hare. 81 ss@i 7s Rabbits. 81 So for Cot Of
tontails. and 81 25@1 37is Tor small.
EGGS-weas at a further decline. Good to choice
Eastern. 2712@3oc 2 doz; cold-storage Eastern 2C@
2oc; California. 30@32bac for store and S3@35c
HoNEY-Comb is scarce and higher In fact it Is
almost cleaned up. Fine extracted is in good de-
at the moment. Choice White Comb. l.@l3c = 10;
do. In lib frames. 1a@i5c q 10; ordinary Comb
wAx"ouotabiea at aS1sg sssc = h. 's'00
FRESH fkUIT-Some Raspberries came In yes
berries sold at SIS " cnest yerdell Grapes sold
high. Persimmons are quotable at 50@75c p
Cranberries, $l2@l3: New Jersey Cranberries
$l2; Grapes. 6oe@sl SO for yerdells 75c@sl IS
Apples, 40@75c box Tor com mon to good, $I@1 SO
for choice, with an advance for fine Red; Lady
CITRUS FRUIT, ETG.-The market is well
stocked with foreign Oranges. The Southern Cali
Oranges. sOG035c . small box; Riverside Navels,
So 1904 so q box; Riverside Seedlings. 81 5o@3
81 rs q small box: Tacayilie Oranges, sl@i Is q
small box: Sicily Lemons $6@6 so; California Lem
ons, $l@3 Q box: California Lines, 81 5OC11 as y
large and 5tG75c . small box; Mexican Lines $500
5 SO: Bananas, 81 5U@2 so q bunch; PineappIes,
Sd@D5 r dozen.
DRfsD FRUIr-The quotations are for fruit
In SACKS, unless otherwise specified. Eyaporated
Apple, tboxesl lnGllc; sliced, 7hac; quartered,
ated Peaches 20925c q II: detached Peaches iO@
!siHc q ID; eoinlnon snndried do. s@9c: bIeached
White Nectarines, l7alsc q n: California Prunes.
7ea9lac; grapes: SA@ss4e q 10: Pears. sc q n for
common and 799c Tor quartered unpceled Bartietts;
Figs, 21@9s1ac; do, pressed In boyes, 4e5c q n.
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