The morning call., 1891-02-06

Choice,
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Prices were still lower. Buyer '91-1OO, 81 49%s.
Buyer season-l0O. 81 4914; 100, 81 1915; 200.
Seller 800 81 ia "a Buyer 81. after August
1st-lO0, 81 1912.
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooS.
No afternoon call sales.
oATs-Light receipts. No further change to
port: Choice; 81 9513; No. l, 81 921@9l 50 fair,
CoRN-Not much coming in. Quotations un-
changed. Large Yellow ST IS: Small Round do,
R2E9Qnota table at 81 81 8$gaS ii 49, ; ctr
BRAN1Quotab!e at s23g23 80 p ton for the best
brands ~ t ''i- ''- 1--WE s'''''' anu ''''''
MIDDLINGs-o Quoted at s2e@27 . ton for the
CHOPPED FEED-oaota6ie at s27@2s 2 ton.
HAY-Arrivals moderate. Wheat is qnota6le
ole q ton tor choice; DAT, Sl2@l5; Wild Dat, sl4
@l5: Barley, sl2@l4 so; barley and oat, $l2 seq
Glover, 81 5o9l2 90 z ton.
sTRAW-Qu0table at 70t9s0c p bale.
MlLLSTU tFS-Ground Barley quoted at $32033
2 ton. The mills sell 0ileake Meal at $25 2 ton net
the jobbers charge S2S q ton: Rye Flour 2s4c y 10:
Buckwheat Flour. 4c; Pearl Barley, 4I49412c
sEEDs-YeIlow Mustard. 81 25@s2 40; Brown
Mustard, 81 5OaS 2 ct!; Flax, 81 e0a2 70; Canary,
DRIED PEASNoHotable as follows: Niles 81 rs
81 80; Green, 81 25@2 80; Eastern Green. 81 10;
Backeye, 81 90q2 9 ctl; Split Peas, sc p 10
BUCK WHEAT-QuOtable at 81 50@l 50 p ctI...
CORNMEAL. EIC.-Table Meal 2Jt 6314c q u.
Feed Corn, S29 10000 50; Cracked Corn, $3U93i
3 ton; Hominy, 334c 2 ID.
BEANS-PreyiOus prices rule. White Beans are
generally firm, Bayos are quotable at So 1898 80
2 etl; Pea, So S5@3 10; Small White 81 1903 o5;
Pink, 81 3092 40 Reds, 81 1892 IS; Limas, SO 70
GA; Buffers s3@3 20 q CT.
PoTATOES-Arrivsls yesterday were very heavy
being 1859 sacks California and 1871 SACKS oregon.
This has deinoraIized the market, which Is very
weak and nominal, with a tendency toward stil
lower prices. Sweets 81 5000 so p ctl: Jersey
Blues, 85@95c p ctl; burbank Seedlings, 65975e
for Rivers. 656gOc for Petaumas and 81 I5(1l SIS
Salinas.
oNioNS-In rather better receipt at 81 eO@3 for
good TO choice and 81 1892 10 for cut.
symptoms and stocks are slowly increasing The de-
mand is by no means as brsS it was.
mon to far, 32ib@S4c: Eastern Butter i2IS@20c
for ladle-packed 2O@25c for dairy and 25@30c 2 ID
CHEESE-Continues firm Good to choice mild new
l4@l412c; fair, 124a@131ac: fancy, l5c 3 ID;
Young Americas. lSI21l519c; cased Cheese, 12c
| addtional Eastern. 130l412c p 10
PoULTRY-The market is very well cleaned up
and firm. with higher prices for Ducks and BOOSTERS.
Good Hens are in demand; a car of dressed Eastern
| for BOOSTERS; S7g7 90 for Ducks, 50 6Ug93 for
| sold follows: Dressed Turkeys. 15@18e = IL
live Turkeys 14@I5c p II for GobbIers and l5GG &c
ODD aad Sc 90 oT ySG9s ReGs sos 5S
BOOSTERS, young. S6G7 5O do old, S598; Fryers,
% So Broiiers' 81 5Ug5 Tor large and So 5O94 q
| GAME-Beyond an advance in Quail and a decline
| in Mallards changes yesterday were insignificant.
| Hare In large supply and dull Quail, Sl6ll rs:
English snipe, 81 0:Jack SRipe 81: Mallards s30a
@$i; Widgeon, 75cdSI; Small Dues 5Oa75c: t;rSv
Geese, s2@2 so; White Geese SlGl rs; Brant ST Is
81 80 for cotsona and 81 s5Si s7 81 for sma
EGGS-Weak and declining at 25G27c q dozen
HoNEY-Choice White Comb, quotable at 12al3c
2 10 do in 10 frames l4@l5c = ID ordinary Como
EESwAX-Quotsble at % I9925c p ID.
FRESH FRUlT-Appies, 40c9Sl p box for COM
mon to good, 81 25@1 rs for choice. with $z92 rs
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-Nothing new. Stocks of
quotabIe at soc 2 small box; Riverside N:yels
81 50@3 so; Riverside Seedlings, 81 1902 %; Los
al SO; Sicily Lemons, S. California Lemons S2Q
90 for Riverside and 81 5o@2 for Los Angeles;
Lines, $6@7 boy; Bananas 81 5O92 so p bunch:
Pi ne 4 s. $4 g; =, . dozen
DRIED FRUIT = Peaches are shade lower
again. The quotations for fruit IN sacks
unless otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples
boxes are quOtabie at LEG lie; sliced 7ac quar-
tered, 6I2@7c; Pitted Plums. lO9lI1sc; peeled
evaporated Peaches, 20@25e: oleached Peaches 40
lSl2e; common snndried do. 1U@l le; bleached
Aprcots, sacks. lao Use; boxes, lS@l9e q 10;
White Nectarines 17@lSc 2 10; California Prunes
s@91Sc; Grapes. SEC; Pears. 4@5c q ID for
common aEd 6sSc for quartered unpeeled Bartletts
Figs 2ia@Sc; do, pressed in boxes, 49jc q 10.
RAlSlNS-Laycrs, fancy. 81 1901 80 2 box;
choice, 81 5O@l 6212; fair to good SOL 37IS
g box with usual advance for fractional boxes:
loose RasIns. 75cGsl 20 y box.
NUTs-chesInuts, quotabIe at 1211a@l5c; softshell
Almonds l2@I4c r 10; papershelI do, I59l5c .
shell, ! 12@l212c; Chile Walnuts, 99I0c: Peanuts
5@6c n 10 for domestic; Hickory Nuts la Sc:
Pecans, IL Lg9 4e for small and l5&1sc for large
Fnberts, l2l2c; Brazil Nuts, 10000 q IL; Cocoa
nuts. S. 5045 so per 100.
VEGErABLEs-Bean are bringing high prices.
Receipts of Asparagus are light. Los Angeles
s5s0c os Angles lee n APoe
S 500l rs p box: Green Chile Peppers i5c 4
DFi sr 1SF Beans. FseR rea S@se
Sl5@20 y ton: Dry Peppers, lS920c = 10; Cabbage,
BeetS 81 Parsnps 81 70 > eli: Garlic 4Sc ! s'f NJ
PROFlSloNS-Easterh Covered Breakfast Bacon
Bacon; 999}4e = N fer heavy and medium,
and 1Sgl512c q 10 for light; 13I&@l4c for extra
cured Hams Tor city trade, 12@1Se; California
Hams salt. l2@l2i4c q 10; refrIgerator-oured
Sc; cases, 1O@l01ac; California tierces, sa5sI4e;
IA gi4s94ae; tins, 10c pals, lob, lolac;
81 5u@s; extra mess 40 IS 569s; family aSi He do
81 509l2; clear Pork. $19 5000; extra prime
Sl7@l7 so o Dbl; Pig Pork, ; key sSSO3 2s: rS;
Feet, SI3Sl3 90 q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 11$4@l2c
PROFESSIONALLY quoted at 3O932Ihc for COM
mon to good and 33@135c for choice
HIDES AND PELTS-The circular of W. b. Sum
ner & Co. says: 1.-THE Sailed Hide market continues
rather weak and prices have a slight downward ten
uehcy. heavy Steers are not in as much demand
were last season and prices therefore on heavy
ana medium weights are less than last months
quotations are tr e above the relative values OF
DRY Hides There seems TO be no encouragement
Tor an advance in Dry Hides at present. Very large
stocks of Dry Hides are ON hand in the East and adj
vices from there do not report active market.
mp anu Sdil. especially the DedNler weights are
very dun indeed. Deerskins are about the only
goods in our line that are doing fairly well. The
prices quoted are quite liberal. We have cautioned
shippers against handling Fawuskins and also skins
out of season. Goatskins are very dull indeed and
comparatively few being tanned in this market
Sheepskins about the last quoted
although both pulled and fleece woods are lower
We would caution buyers in regard to poor Shear
lings and poor shortwooi skins such stock must be
bought at low prices" Heavy sailed steers are
quotable at 71ac 3 10 medium, &c p 10; light
&c q 10: Cowhides Sc q 10; sailed Kip 4c; saited
Cali, og61ac; dry Hides usual selection. &c: dry
Coo fgEf nd ma
each; medium do. 25@S5c: small skins, lu12Oc:
Deerskins, good summer 81 70 C; medium, 30 IsC935:
thin, 2Ug55; Sheepskins shearlings. 10000; Short
WOO, 3o95Oc; medium, 65G9Ue: long wool 9O9
u 70 g 10 Cus of ali kinds about 15 less
TALLoW-Far to goou rendered, 3Lac: refined
41s@5e Grease, &c r 10.
WooL-fall clips are quotable as follows: Sacra-
mento valley Tree, lS9l4c; do defective. 100 l2c;
99llc T. 10