The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-12

An Eastern authority. under date OF March
| 81, gives the following statistics of pro
duction which explain the present boom in Pork
products: "The number of hogs reported in the
United Stat January was +5.o9f,sg7. or about
l2l5 per cent less. England's crop about
1.O0OO0p less: Ireland reported l. 200 OOp less
Unofficial reports Indicate the worlds hog crop
January was about 10 per cent less than In Janu-
airy, 1892. The packing past season was about
3,0s50O0 hogs less than the previous Aver
age weight was from to 10 Ds The natural
product fell short about equal 10000 900 lbs OF
sides. $4,000 tierces OF hams 275, 900 tierces
shoulders and 320,OGO tierees OF lard Hogs packed
snce March $4,000. against 10000 ear ago."
Produce Market.
FLoUR-Fair average demand at unchanged
prices. Net cash prices follows; Family
extras, SO 90@4; Bakers ex ras, $5 s09i; super
fine, 50 7o0s 10 p Dbl.
WHEAT tREIGHrS-Are still nominal and dull
at IFS I'd The chartered Wheat geet in port has
registered tonnage OF 1880 tons, against 1890
tons on the same date last year: disengaged 10000
tons. against l07, 900: on the way 10 this port
241 900 tons. against 203,00O.
WHEAT-The European markets continue to ad-
vance ana local prices are going up In sympathy,
though there IS positively no excitement. aad
choice, 81 2715 2 ctI: lower grades. 81 I7iel9
ell 'A''" CHOICE LOT mining - 2'24s %
CALL BOARD SALES.
INroRM4L sEssIoN-le O'Clock ay-16oo tons
500. 81 SO II: 100. 81 ssSs; soJ 81 ssis ~
RFsULAR MoRNINe sEssioS = May = 100 tons
AFrERNooS sEssIoNN Mat1606, 81 2714; 200
81 2!$s December = 800 tons, 81 $685. 100
BARLEY-tutures show more strength again,
but ! he spot market IS weaker and quiet. No. l,
S2L@sSS%e; Brewing, e2Iac@$l O21a ctl;
Chevalier. nominal
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssloN-lU o'cIock-No sales.
RleULAR MoRNINs sLssIoS-May 100 tons.
AFTERNooS sEssIoN-Decem DerN500 tons. $50
Seller ,93, new-l00. sage. hay-IOO. S6Ssc
oA s-FOr all good oats there is fair cal at
s.eady prices Stocks while not heavy. are suif-
. eli: common to far 81 20Si 3d.; Milling 81 Is
@l So; surprise. 81 5U@l g.: Black. 81 1901 20;
for Mlihg: sed. 81 1891 IS = cfI @'S' -
CoRN-1he marker is Wen supplied but prices
Iarso yellow 81 10: small Round yellow. 81 io
White, 81 1901 1914 a cIL
RYE mere IS moderate jobbins inquiry at
BRAEyrTm at SO 5o@ls ton for the best
am Sl5 . ton for outside brands.
MIDDLINGs-Firm at szO@22 so g ton.
CHoPPED FEED-ouoteG at sl7@i7 90 p ton.
IL Ai-Choiee Wheat is in light supply and hrm
Clover. :7@9; Barley. s7@s so; Alfalfa. s7@lo:
SOL Compressed. s7@9 SO; stock, Se@7 q ton
sIRAW-Quoted at S5045c q bale
MILLSTUfFS - Ground and Rolled Barley is
quotsble at $2o@2l = ton; oilcake Meal. sS5 2 tons
Flour, Sc; Oatmeal. sac; Oar Groats. sc; Cracked
w eat; 312e; Buckwheat Flour. sc; Pearl Barley
SEEDs-Nothing doing In this market, there
3 Seng h hrdIy any supplies Of any KIND
nal: Flax, SO; Domestic Canary -: Imported
Canary, 615c; Alfalfa. &C p II for California and
zoe = n for = ;ah; Timothy, sac; Rape GAG
DRIED PEAS-Are quiet. There not many
coming In. Quotations are nominal. Niles, 81 5O0
So; Green. 81 65@Z; Biackeye nominal; Split
BUCKwHEAT-DulI and nominal at 1902 IS a
ctl.
coRNMEAL. ETo-Tablc Meal. 2s4@sIsc 2 n;
Feed Corn $25@o26: Cracked Corn, $26 b0926 50
& ton: Honlny, 41s@4s4c q 10.
BEANS-The market continues dull and weak at
O Vae r4f1np rod vFla n.
81 1902 so ? ct: Large white, 81 6O@2 10; Small
White, 81 75@2 SO: Pink, 81 s6as . etl: Reds,
PoTAToES-TEe market duh, as buyc are
iNnd on fearng a. further decline The
sacks. New Potatoes. 2@13e & II; Sweets $2G2 50
S. S Uregon B1Eeanks 81 I2z Gu oregon car
Petaluma aud Tomales BurbankS 81 9c02 10 y ctl;
oNlONS-Tne market Is well stocked ard easy
at 81 60@. 2 CT. according TO quality.
BUTTkR-1he market is very heavily supplied
and weak. Some packing orders is being
dore but general passing has not yet begun.
@l9c fancy Dairy rolls. l79isc; good TO choice,
ls9l7c; common to fair 15@l51 ac = 10; picked
roll, nominal. nrkin. nominal; Eastern iRdle-packed
l2t8@l4c; Eastern creamery, nominal.
Gu ESE-No further change. Common Cheese is
weak, but strictly choice mild viii bring the
old. &c; Young Americas. l29l2l3c q N: cased
PoULiRY~Aii Kinds EXCEPT Dues. Geese and
Turkeys have advances u. der moderate receipts
ket cleRued up. Live Turkeys Guotable
at 1S@2lc q n for GobbIers and is @2Ic q
ID for Hens; Geese, p pair. s2G2 5O GoslIngs 81 so
@s p dOz: DUCKS 81 5u@s 3 dozen for Old and
SdGgl3 tSr young; Hens S2S g k9osters'
S-@s so; Brollers. s6 5097 DO for large and 81 so
GAME-The markeI Is quiet Hare. 75c@sl IS
3 dozen: Rabbits. 81 SO 3 dozen for Cottontails
and $l@Dl IS q dozen for small.
Fees he market continues to advance and is
very sum stern are selling at 51ao California
ranch. with sales of extra brands at 2lc.
H9NEY-Deaiers have already begun to figure on
further rise is expected as quotations are as hish
now as the public can stanh. Trade IS quiet. We
Size: amber extracted. 7@7Iae: dark do. e@7c
BEESwAx-firm and IN satisfactory demand at
FRESH FRUITs-Three chests OF Strawberries
came VA yesterday aud sold at l5@25c q BASKET.
sale at 81 5Gs SO p Oil Domestic Apples, 75ca
81 70 q box for common TO good. 81 5o@l as for
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranses. Lemons aud Lines
continue in heavy supply. quiet and weak.
san GABRIEL NAvcls, q T5s2; San Gabriel Seedlings
75c9sl y box: Los Angeles Naves. 81 509l rs
butte County Navels,--; Butte County Seedlings,
=; San Bernardi1o Nayels, s2@2 SO 2 boz;
Navels, 81 5o92 20; Riverside Seedlings. sl91 rs:
sietly Lemons, 81 90 box: California Lemons,
good to choieei Mexican Lines, Si@I SO; Ba
nanas 81 s. az 90 {, bunch; Pineapples si@6 ? doz
DRIED FRUlT-Peaohes dulI ana easy, IN
sympathy with weak and neglected Eastern mar
kets. Apples steadily held. The general I'm
preston now is that the crop OF Apricots will he
light this year. rlces for All descriptions remain
nndistnrbed Dates A.. G5c; Prunes. 7asc FOR
small 93s@91sc 10 for the four sizes and Toe q n
for The fifth stze6u's TO SOS Pitted Plums. 91l0c;
unPitted Plums. 2l4@5c; Grapes. 2G2Lac; sun,
dried Peaches. 6essIac: BleAched Peaches SO
lie p n: Apricots, 1l@l4c e II for Royals aud
boxes, 9@lOc = 10; sundried Apples. 5S6c q u
for qnsrtered and 6@7c e n for sliced: Pears
bleached. 5@6c sliced. seo5c Tor quartered and
&c n n for evaporated; Pears. unbIeacned. 3dIc
for Sliced aud 21&@3c for Guartered; Figs. 495c Tor
pressed and 3G3311c q u for Impressed.
hAlSlNS-t ILLNESS now cnsraCterlZeS this
ket, Prices show no disturbance. We quote layers
boxes aud Ss+@4ls e N in sacks.
SudsNStaiag 1 YS Trade du5 Pine Nuts
10@l2Isc y n for sOftsbeli and for paper-snell
@SI4c: paper-sheli. l59l6c: Chile waInuts s6Iec:
Peanuts, 3@4e ? n for domestic; Hickory Nuts, 10
large: Filberts, IO@llc; Brazil Nuts &c + 10; Co
VEGETABLES : Asparagus. Rhubarb and Peas
continue TO decline as receipts increase Cabbage
at Seci,ne s",n are s Saow Oh SAFE
Angeles brought 20c y n. Receipts were eco
Peas. Mushrooms quotabie at lOa15e for common
and 2O93tc Y ID for choice: Cucumbers 5Oc9sl
Tor common saic y u or cnoice; String Beans
llG &c; Asparagus, 81 1892 so for fancy. 81 100
q y box; Dry Peppers. case q n; Dried okra.
15c; Marrowfat Squash $40 = ton: Cabbage, 7s@
Beets. 75c; Parsnips 81 20 Garlic. 1@s2c = 10
PROVISIONS - Hams are steader again. but
NO nlEncF- Bbcon ana lafu are also steady. but
business keeps quiet Bacon quotobe at 1910 SLsc
p n for heavy and medium, ls@l5e = 10 for light
and l6@l1e q ID Tor extra light; Eastern Sugar-cured
Hams, 30 12c: California Hams, Ia go C; Lard
tlerces. Eastern. all kinds. I2@l3lsc: pals l4Iac
q n: California tierces. l3c: haIf-bbs. I31ac:
ION tins lac; do. 5-rb. 141sc; Mess Beef 81 SO
as; extra mess dc IS b0@e; family do. Sll@l2
clear Pork, $50 q hbi extra prime, SIC 5u@l7 90:
extra clear, $2s@25; mess, $2l@22 2 Dbl; Smoked
Beef, llgll12 q 10.
HOPS-Llfeless. Quotations purely nominal
at 12l2@l712c for fair to choice. The general
tone OF the market Is OF weakr ess and growers
n GUa ara
entirely neglected IN New YORK, except at reduced
prices. The English markets continue very DUH
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy saIted steers. 7Szc:
medium. 69B12c . n; light 1I3@5c p ID: Cow
hides. 4M5lac y n; saited Kip 4e 2 10: salted
CALI 7c: dry Hides, usual selection, &c q II: dry
klpS, &C q n; primo Goatskins. 3O@50c each;
Kids bg loo; Deerskins. good summer, 81 &c; me-
dun. 3e@32t2c; winter, 20@D25c; Sheepskins,
shearIings. lO925c; short wool, 40SD70c medium,
ioggoc: long wool. 90ce9Sl Az each Cus OF ali