The morning call., 1891-03-25

tras and SO 1903 80 p hbl for superine.
WHEAT-Freights are dull as far as spot business
is concerned and rates largely nominal last
quoted. The chartered wheat feet iii port has
registered tonnage OF $3.50, against 200 tons
on the same date last year; dsensaged 1880 tons,
against 227oO: the way to this port 2fS,O00
tons. against loo 600 on the same date In 1890.
Wheat rules firms at the recovery and the Eastern
and foreign markets hardening. Locally there
is not much going on, as holders are not Offering
freely and buyers, their part, not very anx-
ious to purchase. No. l. 81 5U@l ok @ ctl; No.
2, 81 1901 4712; choice, 81 521s extra choice,
Tor milling. 81 1914 Sonora, for shipping, 81 47ia
@l 1894; do. for milling, 81 5O9l 5212 2 ctl,
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Prices were higher. Buyer '9l-4oo. 81 5s7s;
300. 81 1884. Buyer season-40O, 81 5l34 200
81 515s: 900, 81 517SI 800, 81 so. Buyer '9l,
after August lst-2O0, 81 50; 800. 81 500; 600.
81 SOS. August-september 81 44s4; 200.
81 As.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 1880, 81 533s: 200. 81 5314: 100.
81 80. Buyer selSOn-700. 81 5l1s. Buyer 81 after
August lst-300, 81 1914.
BARLEY Both Feed and Brewing are In fair de-
mand and steadily held. Offerings neither
heavy light No. l Feed, 81 3715@1 $3.50 ;
choice, 81 40 asked; lower grades 81 S5@l 3614
Cheyaiier. nominal; Brewing. 81 42429I 5O q cti
tor fair TO choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Seller 's1-3OO, 81 oI1a; 200, 81 O49s; 800,
81 0414.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '91-l00, 81 33A. Buyer season - 800,
81 "a; 100. 81 S414; 100, 81 33La 100. 81 1884 /;
81 04ia
Prices show no further variation. Choice 81 S212;
No. l. 81 80; fair, 81 ~ 120ll 10; milling, 5 S59
S71a Surprise, 81 80; Gray Oats, 81 IL taSl 7112
CORN-Not much doing. Prices are so high that
fh sf y Ey % sa t@s ySef
low, 81 1901 81 e White, 81 32129l 3742 y ell.
E4EIC9ntinues quiet at 81 u . .f S2l2 Y CT.
ton for lower grades and outside br Eds.
MIDDLINGS-QuOted at Sl7 509IS so Q ton for
the best aud SIT for other grades.
CHOPPED FEED-QuotabIe at 1913 50924 so .
ton.
HAY-The market is fairly stocked and steadily
held, though receipts have increased considerably
during the past fortnight Wheat. $l2 509I7 so q
Dat, $l3@l5; %id Dat $I4 Jog IL so; Barley, $li
GA; Barley and Dat. $I2@l5; Wheat and 0aI, 81 3
sTRAw-Qn at 65S75c 2 bale.
MILLSrUFtS -Ground Barley, $50 5093l so.
The mills sell oIlcake Meal at S25 q net the Job
beers charge s27 g ton; Rye tlour ga C d ID; Rye
Meal, 212c Graham Flour, 334c; Oatmeal 412c;
Flour 514c; Pearl Barley, 414@4Iac y H.
SSEDS-The market is quiet, with Number OF
Brown Mustard, 81 759 ? etl Flax So 5OG rs !;
Canary, 234 9D3l4c " 10; Alfalfa, 64@7lac; Rape,
&c: Hemp 49414c: Timothy, 41a@5c.
DRIED PEAs-More sales have been made OF late
and prices show some fuctuatOn. Niles, 81 75(0
SO; Green, 81 S:1e@i 73i Eastern Green 81 5OS
BUcKWHEAT-No ninai at ST 4C@i 80 . ell.
CORNMEAL, ErC-Table Meal, z34@1344c y u {;
Feed Corn $30G3l: Cracked Corn, $50 50@31 so 2
ton; Hominy, 334 p 10.
BEANS - The market is pretty steady under
light receipts and the tendency of prices for sew
eral days has been upward. Bayos, So 5093 90 :;
Pea, sS@3 20; Small White. 81 1902 90: Pink.
So 35GZ 40; Reds, 81 75g2 30; Ltmas, S3 4OQ3 %;
buffers - 9O93 3 . eli.
POTATOES : Prices run along without much
variation. Receipts OF new are meager. The ship
ping demand continues good, Humboldt Burbank
9OcdSl p EFT; Humboldt Reds, zoe: Humboldt
les Reds 500 zoe; Burbanks Seedlings, 80Gs5c for
Petalumas and sJeC1sl % for Salinas River Reds,
6O@IOc; Early Rose, 65@7Oc.
receipts at $4@4 % . ctl.
BUTTER-Ihe market is stationary. The ship
ping demand is fair aud there is just about enough
shipping Butter here to satisfy it. Fancy Butter is
in liberal stock. Fancy, 23l2G24c {. 10; good to
choice, ZIG &c: common to Iair, 1992Oci store
Butter, l5gl712c e 10.
fair and prices steady. Good to choice mid
new Il1a9pl21ac: fair, 99l1c: Young Americas,
129i4c .'1'''
FOULTRY-The market was firm yesterday. Re-
Live lurkeys advanced; very few Dressed Turkeys
coming in. A car OF Eastern poultry is announced
for to-day. Live Turkeys, lGGlSc Tor Gobblers
and l7@i9c for Hens; Geese, Z pair, 81 1872 % ;
Ducks S6la7 so for old and $sG9 so y dozen for
young; Hens, 50 5g97 boosters young, s. 5Og9 p
ers. S697 for large and 81 5e@0 SO q dozen for
GAME-Thls market is dun, with ample arrivals
Hare al %; Rabbits, 81 so for Cottontails and
So Honkers. 81 Brant. 81 30 . dozen
kGGS-Steady, VITA moderate arrivals at 20921c
for fair to choice, and 22c q dozen fer extras.
HONEY-suppIes aud demtud light. Prices I'M
changed. White Comb l2@lSc; do, in LIB frames.
l4Qp15c 2 10: ordinary Comb, 1O@llc: White ex-
tracted. 1a@97c; amber, 5@6c 10 10.
BEESWAN-QuOtable at 2S@25c 2 10.
FRESH FRUIT-AppleS are quiet and weak, with
sufdclent supplies, at $l9l 70 for common to
fair, 81 5O9l IS for good. and $-92 20 q box for
CITRUS FRUITs-oranges are In fair supply and
toIeraDe demand at steady prices. Lemons are
Saveis, sol; Riverside Seedlings 81 1902 20 =
box: Los Angeles Navels, s. 5O@3: Los Angeles
Seedlings, 81 25@I rs: Sicily Lemons s. 50@6:
rs q box for Los Angeles Mexican Lines, $50
Baaanas 81 6O@2 90 q bunch: Fineapples. Si@5
DRIED FRUIT-Plices have shown no change
worthy of note for some time. Advices from France
report drop OF &c 4 IL in Prunes there, but the
New York market is only slightly affected thereby
1t has been under the parity OF the French mar
ket for some time In the local market Apples and
stemmed Grapes are firm, while Peaches ana Pruues
dull and unstemmed Grapes neglected. Quota
lions for fruit in Sacks unless otherwise speck
| fed Evaporated Apples (boxes), lO@1l = c = 10;
sliced, Sc; quartered. S12c; Ptted Plums, log Lei
peeled eyaporated Peaches, 209 bleached
| Peaches, l0glSc z n; common sundred do, 100
lie: bleached Aprlcots, sacks, l6c boxes. l6G
tic q ID: White Nectarines ll@IS; q 10; Caliior
| MIA Frunes, s9I0c; grapes, 3l4@3s4c FOR stemmed
and 1I.@15L zc q 10 for uDstemined; Pears 4G5c .
| n for common and 1000 for quaTtered unpeeled
Bartletts; Figs, 212@Sc; do, pressed in boxes, 24
| csc q 10.
| RAlSINS-AS previously mentioned Dag ralSfnS
are doing better in the Eastern markets while box
rasins In large supply, depressed and dull, and
LAYERS fancy. 81 3d. 4 box; choice, 81 35ai 90
| fair to good Sl@ll rs g box, with the usual adj
vance for fractional boxes; loose Raisins 75cGSl
| NUTS-Brazils can be bought to arrive at &c
otherwise the market shows no new features, being
| gu ct Chestnuts quotabe at 12I29l5c q 10
softshel Almonds 14@l5 sc . ID; papershell do, Do
| tic 6 Ii; hardshell do, 100; Wangts, 71a99c Dc
| papershell, l0E @1l12c; Chile Wa;nuts, 99lOc
| Peanuts, 5051ac q 10 for domestic: Hickory Nuts
7t@Sc; Pecans I2f2@l4 for small aud l5@lSc fol
large; riIberts. ll@l2lsc; Brazil utS, l212c 2 10
Coco anuts, $s@7 per 100
VEGErABLES-Aspar and Rhubarb arr
| lower uuder increased arrivals; Cucumbers dul
and lower; Tomatoes quiet: the tendency il
| Peas and Beans is downward; Italian Garlic is
drug; Common Mushrooms slow of sale. Yester
days receipts were $50 boxes Asparagus, 249 buxe
| Rhubarb and 81 SKIS Peas. Mushrooms are quOtab
az iOQ2Oc . 10 for ordinary and 25@4oc 2 10 70
buttons; Cucumbers, 81 per dog: Los Angeles sum
General run and 4Oa5c Tor fancy; Rhu6Irb 81 259;
per box: Los angeles Tomatoes, sl@l rs per BIO.
| for fair to choice; Green Chile Peppers, 2Ug2oc
| sweet sc for field: String Beans, eC910e; Mar
| rowfat Squash, $50 y ton: Dry Peppers, l6Q.0c
n; Cabbage 5o96Oc per CT; Feel Sarr9!S sr &c
| G5c q ID FOR Italian and lC@l21ac for Caliiornn.
PRoNISIoNS-The market Is h0W veiy hiking KIN ot
general advance in smoked meats IN tne near ,n
ture Eastern Covered Breakt'st bscSh ao M
| q1Ac q 10 for heavy and medium, and l2I2G9l3c
s@sis = 10 Eastern sugar-cured Hams for cit!
trade. iata I2I4e; California Hams, salt, llall14,
. II: Acknowledgement. l194@l2c; Lard. tcrces
Eastern ali kinds, ss4@ec; cases, 1t@IJ1a; CaH
fornia tierces, 9@9f4c; half-bbls gI4G9lAc; tins
1Oc pals, lO-Ib IO1Rc; DO, 5-tD. l0i4c; Kegs, 94
i0c y 10; Mess Beef, 81 5O@s; extra mess do
So 5O6g: family do. Sl1 so a12; clear Pork
| Sl9 5O@20 extra prime, $l5@l5 80; extra clear
| $I9 5O@p2O; mess do Sl7t9I7 80 y Dbl; Pig PORK
| q keg $3@3 25: Pigs Feet $l3913 SO q Dbl
| Smoked Beef 1lS4@l2c y ID.
| HOPS-NomiDai at 25G2Sc 2 10 for common Il
| choice. Advices from the North quote recent sale
OF average choice Washington hops AT 25c. Tit
| mark cts everywhere weak.
| HIDES AND PELTS-Dealers quote weak anC
| quiet market. Heavy sailed steers are quotable al
| 715c p 10 medium, &c a 10 light. sc q 10; Cow
hides, SOS ac p II: sailed Kip. &c; salted Calf
6G6Lac; dry Hides. usual selection, 91ac. dry KipS
! &C; dry Calf, &c; prime GoatskIns. 4O@50c each
| medium do. 25G35c; small skins, 10000; Deer
| SKINS good summer. 81 lac medium. 50YS2 c
thin, 2O@25c; SheepSkins, sheariugs, 10@2Oc
short wool, 30@3Oc medium $4,000; long wool
e0e@$l % e u. Cuiis OF all kinds about IS less
TALLON-Fair to good rendered, 3L2@Jac; re