The morning call., 1891-05-13

interior brands, 70 Z3o % loI extras, 20 fos4 o.
! wHEAT-Freights on the spot are neg ected and
| largely nominal, no charters having been reported
Tor some time The chartered wheat meet ~ p gg
has a registered tonnage of 5l,40O, against 40So0
tons on the same date last year; dlsengaged i4a00
tons, against 7l44: ths way to this port, 4S6OO
| tons, against 1880 on the same date IN 1891
Options move about more or less, but actual
| ruled for week or ten days, as follows No. L,
! 81 75@l 7712 2 cti: choice, 81 so; lower grades,
81 109l 7242; extra choice, for milling, 81 oZH2g
| S712 q ct.
The mark ct was about C higher. Buyer 9l-100,
81 ~. Buyer 81 after August lst-lOO, 81 63s4;
| 800, 81 20; 200. 81 GIG; 100 81 6414; 100,
81 64$5: 500, 81 64a4. Seller 'sI-2OO 81 SO;
CALL sALEs-AFrERSooN.
Prices again advanced. Buyer ,9l-lOo, 81 1874.
| Buyer 81, after August lst-30J, 81 1888; 4OU,
81 IS 200, 81 65 "a. Seller '9l-lOo, 81 591a;
| BARLEYEThe demand and supply about balance
and quotations show no variation Trade IS quiet.
No. / Feed 81 As; choice, 81 4712: lower grades,
81 37429l 4212; Brewing, 81 50@l 90 T. ctl for fair
CALL sAIEs-MoRNINs.
Buyer '91-10o, 81 IS. Buyer 81, after August
| 1st-10U, 81 19.
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooS.
BUYER season-2OO, 81 45. Seller '9l 100.
| 81 1919; 100, 81 10$s.
| Washington making 1880 ctls from the north
| during the past two three days Prices remain
| tone With fair demand Choice, 81 500 a219;
! No. l. 81 S71a fair, 81 S091 85; milling, 909
/ O-T2 gu PiAoSI ~ VONs-t NA"J SNN'' " ~
CoKN-Prices for Fellows have again been marked
up by holders, who refuse to sell under S. Al 2
al 80 Tor arge aud 81 55 for small though no sales
| are reported at the advance White continues
| scarce and strongly held at 81 so y cti
RYE-Dul and unchanged at 81 35@l 3712 p ell.
BRAN-Quoted at cit 5O9lS = ton for the best
and $40 5U@l7 q ton for lower grades and outside
MlDDLINGs-Quoteda at $2l@22 . ton for The best
| and S19 5000 for other grades.
CHOPrEJ FEED-Qpoted at s24 5O@25 50 p
49,
pronounced and two carloads sold up to 81 yester-
day. Medium and common descriptions, however,
not firm. Dealers generally expect stiff mar
ket for extra choice until the aew crop comes in
regularly. More new wild OaL sold yesterday at
| OIL n ton for choice; Dat, $l29l6; Wild oat,
Yl2@l6; Barley Sll@l6 30: barley and OAt SL3
G9l6; Wheat and Ost, &l3@gl7 90; Alfalfa $995 90;
stock Hay, $g9l0; Clover, $40 50@Il so = ton.
STRAM-QAota6le at Cog &C 2 bale; ,.o,,o -
The mills sell oicake Meal at $50 p ton net, the job
bers charge s27 2 ton; Rye flour 2S4e 10; Rye
Oat Groats. 4a4c: Cracked Wheat 312c; Buckwheat
| Flour, 4c Pearl Barley, 494l2c p 10
daiI yellow Mustard, So 6592 Is; Brown Mus
tard 81 1905; Flax, s. 5O02 10 Canary. 234 o31 4e
| = 10: Alfalfa, 512@7e; Rape, &c; Hemp 4G4l4ci
DRIED PEAs-Nnes are quotabe at 81 7O@1 50
as: Biackeye, 81 75aI 80 2 ct; Split Peas, sc 10 p.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and neglected at 81 90
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Table Meal. 39SI4e q n;
| Feed Corn, $31 50032 so; Cracked Corn, S32953 p
| ton; lIomiuy, 4c = n.
| BEANs-LimaS Pnas and Reds are dun and weak
Pea and Small White are steady. The other des rip
| lions arc quiet. Bayos are quotaole at 50 4Og3 80
| S. 2502 40; Reds, s. 6O@2 10; Liinas, SO log
| %: Buffers. 81 1898 2 ctL
| POTATOES-New steady at fair prices but
Old demOr2zed and cheap, with plenty still lie
| hand. The last arrivals Of Oregon Burbank
sacks New Potatoes, Slal % TOmales Reds. $50
| 4Oc = ctl; Petauma Burbank Seedlings 50@7Oc;
| RIVER Reds, 35@i0c; ry Rose. 40g5Je.
ONIONS-New are weak and abundant at 63G4oc-
| Oh ars nominal, as nobody wants them.
BUTTER-The market is in satisfactory condition
for dairymea and sellers Receipts are liberal but
| there is unmanagea0le surplus, thanks 10 the
continual packing and the steady demand Tor snip
! ment The best Butter is stit Fancy, PIC q ID;
good to choice, l9G20c; common to fair, 169 &C;
/. CHEESE-Easy and unchanged. Good to choice
| Eild new, 9laGl1Oe; fair, S65e T0GGS A.esrteas,
| l0@lI12c; cased Cheese, Ice additional; Eastern,
| PoULIRY-T Turkeys and young BOOSTERS are in
| slender supply and strong. with an advance in the
latter Heus come In literally, bat go of readily
| frm prices. FTyers and large BrOiiers are firm.
DUCKS and Geese have not materially changed for
some time Some Goslings are coming in too Young
and sell low. Live Turkeys, 20G23c Tor GobblerS,
d 5SG 81 5o@2 56 DUCKS s5@6 % for id and
5000 = dozen Tor young Hens 80 1901 %; RS EOS
10: Brothers, $6@7 90 for large and $500 90 q doz
GAME-Fair demand Hare 81 25@l so p doz;
Rabbits 81 so for Cottonas and SOL 25 for small.
| EGGS-Eastern are firm, while California are
plenty of Eggs here however California quotabIe at
| ie@17Iac , doz for fair 10 choice aud lSal9e for
! strictly choice ranch Eastern II a 7Iac p Dozen
HoNEYDWhite Comb, i2@lSc: 40 in I'm frames,
| l3@l4e; Ordihary Comb lOt9llc; White extracted,
| 614@7c; amber, 5G6e 10 TO-
| -QuOtabe at 25G27e p 10.
FRESH FRUIT-The first Blaekberries Of the sea
son are in from $ w Kalston CORTLAND s-Iiing at
| receipts not ARE Arrivals OF RaSpberries are
| thus far Insignificant. Lonsworth Strawberries
| from HOuldin Island are coming forward, soft aud
| GOoseberries quotabe at 4@5c q 10. Receipts of
Gtrats So md Of barFi ice
| 1447 boxes. Cherries, sl@l 70 q box for dark
| and 40G75c for small white; Apples, 81 1902 so p
| box; Strawberries, $499 . chest for LOngwOrths
! and 81 1906 for Sharpless.
CITRUS FRUITS-An Citrus Fruits are more or
| less quiet Oh-sized Oranges are not wanted.
| Riverside Navels quotable at $495 90
| q box; Riverside Seedlings 81 1892 so; Los An
| al SO; Sicily Lemons s6@B so; California Lemons,
| $2@3fOr Riverside and 81 5092 80 for Los Angeles:
| bunch: Pfneanplcs. $i@5 p doZ
DRIED FRUIr-IEqnes are in ample supply for
! up slowly and prices are firm and unchanged.
| The demand, though fair is for small lots.
| wise specified. Evsporated Apples (boxes)
| quotabie at lOH@12c %: sliced, S9Se
I2c; bleached Peaches, l0@l2c common suudried
do. s@l0e ID; bieaehed Aprieots, SACKS, 139 l2c;
| Red do, &c for b!eached and 6@7c for sun,
| dried; California Prunes, 799ci Grapes, 3129
&C for stemmed and 1Ia@2I2c for unstemmed;
Pears, 4a5c = 10 for common aud 7@9c for quar-
tered unpeeled Bartletts; Figs, 3I29sc do pressed
| In boxes, A1oG61c - 10.
RAIsiNS@Duil, weak and unchanged. Layers are
especially neglected, the cheaper loose Rasins be-
ing pTeIerred SSocSS are arsei pom mere ana IN
81 259l SO; fair to good, $l@1 20 . box. with the
usual advance for fractional boxes loose MuscateIs,
! NUfS-Aimonds continue firm and in slender sup
| ply. Walnuts are abundant for this time OF the
| year. Brazs rule weak. Peanuts dull Pine
| Nuts quotabe at Sole p II; CheStnuts 12Ia@
! 15c q n; Walnuts 712Qec; do papersheil do
@lOe; soitsheli Almonds 1a42@l61sc; hard hell do,
! =; papershe l61@@l715c; Chile walnutS, $3.50;
Peanuts, 4@5c p 10 Tor domestic: Hickory Nuts,
| 760Sc; Pecans, I215@l4 for SIN IL aad l5@l7c for
| large; Fiberts, 10lR@lll5e; Brazil Nuts, 7Ia@Sc
| spot Cocoanuts, 1896 D 100.
| NEGEFABLES-Peas continue to drug the mar
/ ket. Receipts OF Beans moderate. Asparagus
and Rhubarb have shown no change for some little
time. Tomatoes are too scarce for quotation at the
moment. Green Peppers, zoe; Summer Squash, ST 20
! al 90 for Winters aud 81 25@l so q box Tor Los
| Angeles. Receipts were 1872 boxes AsDard gus, 45l
boxes Rhubarb. 80 sacks Beans and 9I2 sacks Peas.
| Cucumbers, 81 p dozen; Asparagus. 50c9$l p box
for the general run, 81 25@l 70 for fancy Rhubarb
4O@75c for ordinary aud 81 for choice Los Angeles
Tomatoes. =; Dried okra, 20@SOc p 10;
Sugar Peas String Beans S@6c for Los Angeles 669c
| for Winters and 9@lOc for Wax; Dry Peppers, $50
Toe; Turnips, 75c; Beets 81 Parsnips 81 %; Garlic
| 1@2e y ID Tor Italian and - for California
active market a tbs rfs1tv rm ana ia
Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon is quotable at Is
| @l3lac y 10; California Smoked Bacon, 984
| @1Oc q 10 for heavy and medium, 121s@l3e . 10
for light and for extra light; Bacon sides,
1O@l0i4c p ID; Eastern sugareured Hams for city
trade, 1870 lac; California Hams, salt, 1G1l 14c p
| 10; refrgerator-cured l2l4@l2I5c; Lard terces.
Eastern all kinds 9@el4e; eases, f914@i034ci Cali
loo; pals, l0-b. l0I3e do, 5-b. lOi4e; kegs q q
90 6aa' esS besd' 81 og9o sA Ian eN Po ro'
| $l9 5000; extra prime, $15@l5 sos extra clear.
$40 50t92o; mess do $l7@l7 80 ? Dbl; Pig PorS,
| y keg, $3So3 %: Pigs Feet, $l39l3 so q bbli
| Smoked Beef. lI24@l2e y 10.
! H0PS-Quiet aud steadily held at 27@Soe Tor
| good to choice aud 22la6925e = ID for common TO
| fair. For the best crop lie Is the best figure
reported, though very little contracting Is going on
| at present.
HIDES AND PELTS = heavy saIted steers are
quotabe at lee p n: medium; DC; light, &C e 10;
Cow hides 551ac 3 ID; sslted Kip, 4c; salted Calt,
6@6Iae: dry Hides usual selection. 912c; dry ki3s
! &c; dry Calf, Sc; prime Goatskins, 4O95Oc each;
! medium do 25035e; small skins, 10000; Deer
skins, good summer, 37tac; medium. So gge2 &c;
| thin 2O@25c: Sheepskins, shearlings, lO'9 3Uc;
/ short wool 3095Oc medium $4,000; long wool,