The morning call., 1890-12-17
$50 tons, against 1s5,s5o on the same date in

| The financial stringency abroad continues tx
operate against the market, which is dull and nomi
nal. No. l. 81 3o@l 3l14; No. 2. 81 2712@l 2ss4
choice. 81 321a: extra choice for milling. 81 $50
40: Sonora. 81 2714@l 2ssl p ctl.
| CALL sALEs-MoRNfNa
Buyer 'sO-lsoO, 81 sO1s. Buyer season-7Oo
! 81 Al; 500, 81 401s.
| CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000, 81 30I4. Buyer season-40O
81 al. Buyer '91-l00, 81 1858: 800. 81 461a.
| BARLEY-The market for all kinds is dull and
| not very strong. No. Feed. quot BILE at 81 4Ss4
aiier, 81 55D1 81 for standard, 81 4Ogl 4212 fol
| lower grades: Brewing, 81 56@l 65 y ctl for fan
| CALL sALEs-MoRNTNe.
| Buyer season-l0O 81 1875: 200, 81 4934; 100
| 81 1885, 6UO. 81 49La.
| CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN
Buyer season-lOO. 81 40.
on Baes for + nj sI @n es So
| White. 81 IS: No. 2, 81 72ts@1 80: Choice.
81 s73Sl go Gray 81 721asi so; Surprise 81 80
:, CCRN-stsadily held at 81 3o@l s21s p ctl for
1f9M and Wa al ss9ee continue q. very large
BkAS1firm and scarce at S22 5O@23 for the best
and s2l So@22 ton for lower grades and outside
MIDDLINGs-Firm at s25@26 9 ton for the
CHorpED FEED-QuotabIe at s27@2s q ton
! HAY-A number or narrow changes appear. Re-
| been. awheat is quotabe at Sl2@l6 P.ton for
fair to good and sl5@ls for choice; Oat sil@14;
1
Dat. $l0ol4; Wheat and Cat, $l29l6 SO; Alfalfa.
sTRAW-onoted at 7o@soc p bale.
| UNSATISFACTORY Barley quotable at s3a@S3
:. ton. The mills sell ocaSe Meal at s2s p net
the job bers charge $50 q ton Rye Flour. 2s4 q ID;
Rye Meal, 2lsci Graham Flour. 2a Oatmeal, Zee;
| Flour. &c: Pearl Barley, 414@ilac p 10.
sEEDs.NO new features 20 tins market; Yellow
= i Ssa ST. osasry
| 3@314c y ID: Alfalfa, s@ol4c; Rape, l924c:
DRIED PEAs-Are iniet Niles. 81 1902: Green,
81 75 ,eIl Blaeheye 81 E ctI; Split reas &C d.
| CoRNMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal 80 a3i4c . 10
Feed Corn, s29; Cracked Corn $29 50g30 p ton;
| BEANs-Trade quiet. No particular inquiry for
any offerings ampls s sa not heS y Bayes
| o. 80; Pink, 81 s5@2 as; Reds. 81 $685. Limas,
s. 69@es 90; Buffers. 81 1893 p ctl.
| POTATOES In fair demand. Receipts have been
| large of late. but prices show no further decline.
| Sweets, $l@2 10 q sacks and So so in boxes;
10 Tor Petaiumss and 81 so@i 10 for Salinas;
/ River Reds. 81 25t9l 80; Early Rose, 90e@Sl; To-
| oNIoNs-Higher under lighter arrivals at $50
25 for good to choice and 81 50@2 70 = cti for
| BUTTER-Not much frkin and picked roll left
here Fresh roll, roll IS in fair supply and prices are
p ID; good 70 choice; s214@s6s p NJ; common TO
iair 25@2752e 2 u; store Butter. 15@171ac;
picked roll 271s@32hac; frkin 2i@2712c; Eastern
! and 30@3212c q 10 for creamery
| CHEESE-rhe best new Cheese is not in very large
| supply ana prices are There is scarcity
common stock, however. Good to choice mild new,
I2!29l 31sc T. ID; iair, ll@l2e = 10; fancy, lac;
ditioaa; Eastern. iSSSiSe p H. 'N 'A's''' 7a' 4u-
| PoULTRY-lwo cars of Eastern are at hand and
keys Hens and BOOSTERS are weak Dueks alone
] are firm and wanted Dressed turkeys, I3@l5c q
iS@i5c for Hens; Geese q pair, 81 50@2; Ducks,
| 81 50@5 SO for old and $6@7 for young; Hens.
| $495 90: boosters, young $5G5 so: do, old. "a 90
@5 so; Fryers. 81 50; Brothers, 81 for large ana 500
90 {. doz Tor small;
| orally Hare are fair receipt Ducks are low and
neglected. The market is glutted with them, re-
snipe. 81 25@l Is dez; JACK snlpe; 5qe75e = doz;
sprig, ST 50Sl Is: Teal, 76c; Widgeon. siGi IS
small Ducks. 75c@sl q dozen; Gray Geese, 80 so
Hare, 81 5O@l 10; Rabbits, 81 90 for cottontaiis,
and Sa :! 26@d s71s for for small ,n,. .,,
forna are weak under liberal arrivals Fancy East
ern. 3oG93212e; good to choice Eastern, 25@2s19c
| @3213c for store and S5@37A2c p dozen for fine
HoNEY-Choice comb and extracted continue
! firm and in steady demand, with moderate stocks.
| Choice White Comb. quotabe at 12@l21ac p ID:
| do, In l-b frames 13Ia@l4I2c; ordinary Comb,
s@lle: White extracted 6L2@7c; amber, 696c .. 10.
| FRESH FRUIr-Oceasional small parcels of Rasp-
berries and Strawberries come in, but not enough to
as t hp eH ew a5e very hard
pies are in better SIMPLY and are very fine this
consin crsnberries, si3 . Dbl; Cape Goa oranSeT
ries, sl2@13 q BbI; New Jersey Cranberries
f5935c > box for vefdeiis 5u@soc for Iosay.,
and 75cG$1 2 box for Cornichon; Apples, 40975c q
box for common TO good, SlGl 50fOr choice, with an
advance for fine RED; Lady Apples, 81 5o0i Is:
| Pears, 60c9S1 for common and 81 2o@l 10 q box
| CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-The Orange season is now
commencing. Already shipments to the East from
| and Riverside Navels appearing in small guam
| titles. Oranges from Winters and Vacaviile have
been in the market for several weeks. Riverside
Saota6ie a. s. g small box: ysesyIIIs
| California Lemons s2@3 y boS-pr common and
| 81 50@5 for choice; Mexican LINES. $5D5 80: Ba-
| nanas, 81 50@2 SO q bunch; PineaDples. 1895 o
\ dozen
DRIED FRUITs-An kinds dull The New
York market is inactive and weak, and this market
| sympathizes with 1t. Whenever fuctuation occurs
il is generally downward The New York market
| mand for Turkish continues to influence holders
ideas aud limited sales of casAs have been made at
! decline to 712975sc French remain inactive ana
are largely nominal at l014c for the four sizes. not
withstarding the lay-down cost closely approaches
| lie. California are In better supply bot slow of
sale with the four sizes offered at 129l21@e & M
otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples (boxes)
| loo 1c; sliced. 712c; quartered, 61A@7c: Pitted
@25c p N; bleached Peaches, 1U@ls4ac q 10; com
mon snndried DO, s@9c: blesched Apricots, sacks,
| l7@1sc ? n; California Prunes 7@9c; Grapes, 3l4
| @9Ss4c q 10; Pears &C - 10 for common and 7@
| 315c; do. pressed In boxes. lG05c "A 10.
| RAlslNs-Rejections are stin gong In New
|
| excuse for wholesale refusals to take purchased
goods on various pretexts. The latest mail advlces
in vaienc and In instances desirable orders
were obIainabie 61a@712c were accepted for hest
otstalk and layers respectively. Fancy Malaga for
table purposes the only kind selling Loose are
| entirely nominal in price. California are accumu-
iating in stock, and owing TO the strngency of the
money market three-crown loose have been released
at s low as 81 %, aud London layers at So 10. A
| number OF the deliveries being made on contracts
are being rejected. We quote prime to best ofstak
| loose lave n.
two-erown loose Malaga. 81 sO@l 80; three-crown
saa We quote the local na HS aa as
follows fol- Layers fancy; 81 IS; choice, 1902 10;
fair to good 81 1901 80 q box. with the usual al
vance Tor fractional boxes; loose Rasins, Si@1 25
| NUTS-DulIness still prevails in this market and
California Nuts are suncient for the immediate de-
| 1oc; do papersnef, l11S6l12l%c: Chile walnuts
SIt Jose Psean Gle Tor snai and mffG S
lSc for large Fiiberts, l2I2c Brazil Nuts. 10000
e n: Cocosnqts: s. 5G@6 50 y 100
| Tomatoes dun Dried okra, 1214@l71ac = 10;
Marrowfat SQUASH sl2@I5 i ton; Dry Peppers. Is
| @2Oc 8 II: tomatoes. 25t95Gc; Cabbage, 50@60c .
Parsnins 81 20 = eti; Garlic sgioc = b. -'''' ~
| PRoV1sloNS-The only change is "a further slight
this season Eastern Covered Breaktast Bacon On
Is ouotable at lS@lstac q ~ California smoked
Bacon Sides. sa@ioe q =: Eastern sugas.eared
Hams for city trade, 13@l312c; California Hams
salt, 12!4@l215c q 10; refrigerator-eured. 1870
| 13lac; Lard, tierces, Eastern all kinds 9G9l4c;
| cases, l0@l01ac; California tierces, ga 619Iac:
| haifbbls. 91a@9s4c; tins, l0c pals. ION, 10 &c;
| do, BIB, 1014c: kegs. 9s4@l0c q 10: Mess Beef
| 81 509S: extra mess do. IS 5000; family do,
| a 5u@l2: clear Pork, $40 50920: extra prime,
| SIG 50@11; extra clear. $2O92U SO: mess do,
| s1s@lS 80 p Dbl; Pig Pork. a keg S39325:
| Pigs Feet, $15@13 50 q Dbl; Smoked Beet, 1ls4@
| lie p 10.
H0fS-Though some dealers report more tone the
| market Is undeniaby very dul and the quotations,
which are relatively above those OF New York. are
nominal. local circular says: The market is GER
| tain TO rule very quiet during the balance OF the
| month. and no Eastern orders can be expected as
| consigned lots are being offered and sold lower in
| the Eastern markets than purchases could be made
here. This forcs sale OF consigned Hops partly oc-
casfoned by the financial stringency. will unsettle
prices for the time being Under date of December
4th we are advised by New York correspond
| ents: Sales when made are at very fair figures IS
@tOc but Hops cannot be forced. There are no ex-
| ports going forward to London, and as that market