The morning call., 1891-05-23

Diego. The Eureka falls due from San Pedro. the
oregon from Portland and the Emily from Coos
The German bark otiIde, as7 tons loads Lumber
at Portland for the United Kingdom or Continent,
The Portland takes for MOlendo 10000 Railroad
Ties. valued at $500
Produce Market.
FLOUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, IS 4o&5 so q Dbl; Bakers extras So 400
So city superdne, SIS 1904 30; interior brands
So 25@5 90 for extras, 50 1894 80 q Dbl for super
fine.
wHEAr-optiOns were steady yesterday and the
spot market showed no change worthy OF note.
No. l. 81 72l5@I rs; choice 81 771a; lower grades.
81 TO- extra choice, for milling, 81 sO9l 80 y etl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs.
Seller 1880, 81 6Izs; 100, 81 6ls4. Buyer
'9l-1OO 81 10; 100, 81 74s4. Buyer season-1OO,
81 70. Buyer 81, after August 1st-4OO 81 6SA;
500 81 6s5S.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices were somewhat higher. Buyer '91-100,
after ADJUST lst-3OO, 81 SO; $50, 81 691S; 100,
BXRTEY-was steady yesterday at UNCHANGED
prices. No l Feed. 81 5z12; choice ice, 81 ,, oSAg
50: lower grades, 81 47129t %; brewing
81 571a@l 6212 q etl for fair to choice
CALL sALEs-MORNING
Seller 1880. 81 O914: 100. 81 091s: Buyer
2O6 81 49, Buyer Season-S6G, 81 81; 100,
100 81 1888. May-l0J, 81 54Is.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSOoN.
The market was suddenly active. Seller 81.
400 81 90; 400, 81 o8sa; loo, 81 0s16; 200,
1stN205 81 1855: 200, 81 i4s4 300 81 l41s;
200. 81 is. Buyer 81. after July lst-1Oo. 81 10:
100, 81 50; 1900 (of cam, 81 60
OATS-Continue quiet at the old prices Choice,
milling, S gTa 1929; Surprise, ST s5@2 Gray
Oats. 81 S0@l 8712 p ctl.
81 5712@1 so; Small Round Yellow, 81 621a;
800 " S.'GXS%t y, 3otZ al as =. az,
BRAN-Highe7 at $IS oO9l9 2 ton for the best
and $l7 5O@lS u tor for lower grades and outside
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s22@23 q ton forthe best
and $50 5U92l so for other grades.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $24 6O926 90 Q
HAY-Choice old Wheat is getting largely .nomi
nal, there is very little left. New day is firm at
Slo@l7 for wheat $l5@17 for Wheat and Dat. Sl4
@l6 toT Wild Dat and 5000 for Alfalfa Old Hay Is
and SSG's s2f "a p ton for choice 0at $l8iT; Wild
Dat. $l3gI6; Barley ST. 6O@l6 80; Barley and oat
$l3@l6 Wheat and Oar 81 4CQ-0; Alfalfa, 1898 50i
STOCK Hay 5000; Glover. $40 506ll 30 q ton.
STRAW-QuotabIe al 65075e p bale
MILLSTUFFS-Ground Barley quotable at $3.50
"a 2 ton. The mills sell Oiieake Meal at $50 2
ton net, the jobbers charge S27 2 ton; Rye Flour
Oatmeal, 41ac; Dat Greats, 434c; Cracked Wheat.
312c; Buc1wheat Flour, 4c; Pearl Barley 4@412c
sEEDs-Yenow Mustard 50 65@2 rs: Brown Mus
tard, 81 1895; Flax 81 5OD3 75 Canary. "a 9314c
p II: Alfalfa, 549@7e; Rape. &c; Hemp 4@414ei
DRIED PEAs-Nnes are quotable at 81 65@l 70
n ctl. GTeen, 81 OUfQS 10: Eastern GTb60, PZ DO
as Blackcye ST 7O@I 80 p ct; Split Peas, sc d p.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 so q ctl.
CORNMEAL EIC.-TabIe Meal, 3L2c = n: Feed
Corn, S33@34; Cracked Corn, S3S 5G@54 90 o ton;
HOminy, 412c p n
as 80; Pea, $2@3 30: Small White, $3@3 l 81 PINK,
s. 25@2 IS; Reds, 81 6O@2 20; Lilnas, 50 Z5@
80; Buffers Suffers 81 1893 y ell ,ooo,...
POTATOES-New have a wider range. Receipts
of new were 2277 sacks. New Potatoes. in SACKS,
e0ca$l new Early Rose In boxes, 75egl 40; To
| lings. 5J@7Oc; RIVER Reds, 35@4Oe; E4rly Rose,
| 4O@50c.
oNIONs-New continue in good supply at 6O@7Oe
| p ctL
2lc 2 10, with sales at 22e; good to choice l9G20c:
| common TO fair. 171e9lS12c; store Butter, log
CHEEsE-weak and in good supply Good to
choice mild new, 91a@lOe q n: fair, S93c; Young
| Americas. l0@l1e: cased Cheese. 19c additional;
POULTRf-Eiem Turkeys are very weak at a further
decline. otherwise there is particular change,
though the market IS quiet rs rule Live Turkeys,
| IS02Oe for Gobbiers 14@l6c = 10 for Hens: Geese,
| p pair, 81 25Gl 70; 60slings. 81 25@2; Ducks,
| $5a6 for old and $598 2 dozen for young; Hens,
| $507; BOOSTERS, young, $90l2: do old So 500
50: Fryers $7Q8: Brothers, 80 50Q5 so for large
! and S2@l4 q dOZ for small.
| GAME-Hare are almost unstable and hunters
have been instructed to STOP shipping them for the
| present. Hare, 25975c q dozen; Rabbits, 81 for
| COttontails aud 75cfOr small.
EGGS-Steady at the advance. Demand good.
California I7C0l9c p dozen for common TO choice
| aud 2U@2lc for strictly choice ranch. Eastern
HONEY-white Comb is quotable at 12013c p
| n; do. in 1-b frames, l3Ql4c; ordinary Comb 10
ollie; White extracted 6I297c; amber, 5t95c q ID.
BEESWAX-Quotabie at 25927c p 10.
FRESH FRUIT-Prices showed little change yes
| terday The Gamers secured Black Cherries at
| 4O05Oc 2 box Gooseberries, 215@31ac p 10 for
| common, 3Ia65c for Oregon Improved and &C for
English. Receipts OF Strawberries were 514 chests
| box for dark and 35Q6Oc for White; Strawberries
| 5000 . chest for Longworths and 81 5O96 for
CITRUS FRUITS-The whole market is dull and
| prices rule weak. Riverside Navels quota
| bic at S3@j; Riverside Seedlings. Sl92; Los An
palpS Los Angeles Seedlings, 81
al so; Sicily Lemons. S6G6 80: California Lemons,
1903 for Riverside and 81 5O93 for Los Angeles;
Mexican Lines 81 Bananas, 81 1892 so p bunch:
Pineapples $4@5 2 doz.
DRIED FRUIT-Duil and unchanged. Not enough
fruit here for any activity, Prunes excepted.
| otherwise spec.fed Evaporated Apples (boxesJ
are GuofabIe at IOL2@i2c = 10; sliced 5000
. 10; Quartered. s@s1sc. Pitted Plums. 1O@1l1sc;
do 9ai0c . ID: bieached Apricots sacks, lS@I5
boxes, l4@l6c 2 ID; White Nectarines l212@i 90;
dried: California Prunes 7@5c: Grapes 3I89
&C for stemmed and l1a@212c for unstemmed;
tered ungeeied BsrtIetts Figs 3Ia64c; do pressed
in boxes. 415@5c p To-
RAIsINs : Layers, fancy. are quotable at
good, $l@l 20 q box with the usual advance for
fractional boxes; loose Muscates. $4,000 2 box
NUTS-Pine Nuts 99l1c q 10; Cnestuuts l21a9
@ioc sotsheii Almonds. l. i4a i61se; hardsheI do
Wv: nSpersheIi i6IS@l 7Isc: Chile -WaInuts SCa9c;
Peanuts, 495c 2 10 Tor domestic; Hickory Nuts,
sci FeGanS 1i TT SUI Ra anu 10 $50
spot: Cocoanuts $5655 2 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lower and Wax Beans
are ia large supply and neglected Green Peas in
heavy receipt Summer Squash 75e@D$l % for Win
tiers aud $1@l 20 . box for Los Angeles. Receipts
sacks Beans and SS5 sacks Peas. Cucumbers,
s5c@sl = dozen; Asparag9s. 5Oegsl ? box for
| 4O@75c for ordinary and s0c@$l for choice;
Los Angeles asa rse 0o Pas % 5o75o
| sack for sweet and $l@I % for Berkeley Sweet:
String Beans. 2gSl2c tor Gresg and 25e aS =
soc n ct: Feed Carrots. 5075c; Turnips, 75e Beets,
ST. Parsnips, 81 % Garlic l92e y ID tor Italian and
PROVISIONS Quiet. No further advance. East
ern Covered Breakfast Bacon IS q4otable at
| @lOc q 10 for heavy and medium, 1212@13c p 10
for light and 131s9l4c for extra light Bacon sides
1O6D1OI4c q 10; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
| trade, 131a@l4c California Hams salt, llG1lAe p
10 retrigerator-eared, 12l4@l212c; Lard tlerees
forna. tierces 9@914c: half-bbiS, 9l4@9Iac; tins
Ioe; pals l9,Io IG12e; 90 S,Ie 3d. Ioi4e t kegs saS
| So 5O99: family do 81 so g12; clear PORK,
SO 5000; extra prime, 81 3@ 10 90; extra clear
/ q keg. 1898 %; Pigs Feet. S159lS so . Dbl;
| Smoked Beef lIS4 6l2c q 10.
| H0PS-QuOtabe at 27lG3Oc for good TO choice and
| 221a6n25e z 10 for common to fair.
| HIDES AND PELTS - heavy saIted steers are
Quotabe at 7iSc q 10: medium. &c; light sc q 10;
6Owhdes, 5@51%e = II; saIted Kip, 4c sated Calf.
6@6I3c; dry Hides. usual selection, 1ac; dry kos
| &c; dry Calf &c; prime GoatsSns 40@50c each;
4 medium do. 25@35c; small skins, 10000; Deer
skins good summer, S7z2e; medium. So9 qa %Sc;
| short wool 30@5Uc medium 65@9Oc; long wool,
| 90cG$l 25 q 10. Culs OF all kinds about 10 less.
| TALLOW-Fair 60 good rendered, 33494c; re-
fined 534 @15Jsc Grease. 3@G314c v 10.
| wOOL-Spr1ug clips range as follows: Choice
| Northern, 20022c; Southern. years staple. l4@
| Ice: do seven months, l5@l7c; Fo0thI aud Mid
/ die Counties, lS920e; Nevada, l59loc p 10.
| Fami Retail Market.
| Cedar River Coal is cheaper.
Butter and Eggs show no change. though the lat
/ ter are less abundant.
| Meats are quoted at last weeks prices.
| Some descriptions o. poultry are cheaper
| Fruits selling at previous prices rule.
Strawberries and Cherries the leading varieties.