The morning call., 1893-03-01

tations show no further decline. Extra choice
milling Wheat, however, is firm, being scarce
and IN steady demand. No. I is quotabIo at
81 22a4@l 20 r etl3 choice 81 26l4 q ctl; lower
ing, 81 z7129l 52I2 g cti
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL. SFssION-lO o'clocK-May-4OO tons,
81 2sls: 400. 81 277s; 900 81 %.
REGULAR MoRSING SEssIoN = May-l00 tons,
81 2s; 200, 81 21{s; HOO. 81 2794; 500, 81 275s.
AFrERNooS sEssIoN-May-20O tons. 81 27s4;
1000. 81 ~ Ts- December-I0U. 81 "a.
BARLEY-Feed is net fin very good demand, but
bright lots are always wanted by the miers. The
local demand ior Brewing Is duli, but the IN
Sll4c; choice bright do S2Iac: dark Coast. 771a(D
7s$4c; Brewing. s5G9712c . ctl; Chevalier, nomi-
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - May - 400 tons;
s414c; 100, s4Isci 900, sic. Seller 93, new-200,
S4Ssc.
AFrERNooN sEss1oS-May-lOO 90 tons. s334c.
OATS-AIl descriptions are more or less quiet and
prices have not changed for long time. Good 10
choice: 81 S2l2Gi 40 common. 81 1901 30; Mill
lug 81 46@l 5lL9 surprise, Black seed, 81
gl l5; do, for Feed, SIG O742; Red 81 lO9l l5;
CoRN-offerings are large. the demand Is slow
and the market Is weak. Large Yellow. 81 059
O712 Small Round Yellow, 81 a5@l VIZ; White,
BRAN-Qu0tcd at $l5 50@l4 p ton for the best
Sl3 ? ton for outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-QGoted at 5 sGr22 p ton.
CROPPED FEED-QuOted Sl74l7 so q ton.
HAY-ReceIpts continue very heavy and The mar
ket is weak and duh. Glover. s7@9; Barley. $40
8 so; Alfalfa, S9 5UGl0 so; Wheat, Ss@l2: Uat.
S799: Wheat ana oat, SS@lO 5Oi Compressed, $40
81 Stock So 5O@7 2 ton.
sTRAW-Quoted al 55@45c a bale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rolled Barley, SIS 90
Gle 50 2 ton The miiis sell OtlcaEe Meat at
$50 Z ton net; Rye Flour. S34c = u; Rye Meal,
Groats, Sc: Cracked Wheat, 5I2c: Buckwheat
Flour SC: Pearl Barley, Az 9412c 2 n.
SEEDS-N othiug new Of auy consequence. AL
falfa is about the only description offering.
yellow Mustard is ioDbing at S9lcc T. II: Brown
.sSuary -; Imported Canary, 6l4c; Alfalfa, 99
9Ss c Tor California and 10 0t4glOl2c for U .ah;
DRIED PEAs-Good los are firm. There are no
e1eGims; Of agy DESCRIPTION a. 5ne momenJ Niles
nominal; split Peas. 595I2c q II.
BuGKM hEATINeminsl ~, nal. at t $2s2 SO 2 ell
Feed Corn. S25@26; Cracked Corn $25 5OG26 50
E ton; Hominy, 413@4a4c p II.
BEAN S-The wnote market is firm and most de-
scripJions have again advanced. The demand is
more than iir. Bayos. - 45(92 65 = ctl; Pea.
81 1892 20 ? ctl; Large White, 81 6O@D2 75 Small
White, 81 6O92 80; PINK, 81 4Og2 60; Reds. 81 10
O. 80; lImas. So lo95 20; Buffers. 81 50GS rs.
PoTAT0ES-With The exception Of Early Rose
and River Reds the market is abundantiy stocked
and easy. sweets are qnota5le at 81 l21ag2 60
banks. 9Oc@sl 25; Oregon Garnet Chiles. $i@
/ Is: Petauma aud Tomales BurbankS, Sl9l 10
8 ctl; River keds, 7Oa75c; Early Rose, $l9i 10
oNIoNs-steady at the advance, with fair stocks
CALIFORNIA;, 81 90a2 rs q etl for good 10 choice;
Cut onions, SIG so q ctl.
BUTTEK-the market continues to shade of.
Receipts more than sufictent Tor market needs
\ o sale Tor FleEled k9il and firkin Ireamery, 25g
24e; fancy Dairy squares, 22G23c 2 10; Tancy Dairy
rolls. n @Z2c 2 70 good 10 choice, 20G2Ic p II; ;
common 10 tair. lo'1i5c 6 10; picked roll, 16gl nc
q n; hrkin. IeGl7c = to; Eastern. lsde-packed
l2lh@15e; Eastern creamery, nominal
CHEESE-N AT the decline. with gradually In
creasing supplies. Fair TO choice mild new, ll0
1215c; Old, gacl0c: Young Americas. 1921 &c. cased
Cheese 1oe add ti0nal Eastern. l@@DI5c . II
PUULTRl-Kece pts Of all kinds are moderate
and there is no Eastern stock on the market. at
present the tone is very hrm aud some descriptions
selling higher dressed Turkeys quOtable at 5
119c p n; Live Turkeys l6GlSc 3 ID for GObblers
Goslngs 81 5O93 Ducks, SIS 5U@S; Hens S6eD7 SO
q dozen; Roosters. young. S79a Y dozen. do Old
S697 r dozen Yryers S5Gt6 so; Brolers, S596 for
large and SO 50@4 80 2 dozen Tor small
GAME-Yesterday was tho last day of Qnail and
buyers afraid TO purchase more than they
hence prices broke. Quai. 81 q doz: Mallard, 81 so
as; Canvasbaok. 50 50G3 sprg. sls5Oal rs; Teal
75et Gray Geese S2a2 SO; White Geese. sIGSl So;
JACK snipe, - p dozen; Hare, 50casl > dozen !:
Rabbits, 81 26 Tor CoTtontaIs and 81 = dozen
EtiIS~In good supply and weaker. California, 1s
0I9c = doz Tor store and 2OG22c = doz for ranch
HONEY he situation remains unyaried Stocks
are light aud holders are very steady. Comb, l2Is
@l4c 2 II; water-whIte extracted, s9s1ac y NJ
amber extracted. 7@71ac: DARK do, 6@97c n 10.
BEEswAX-Quoted at 24@s271ae q 10.
tinue quiet at 50c@sl q box for common to good
81 25@l so p box for choice and 81 75 for fancy ;
CITRUS FRUITS-0ranges are dun and tending
downward under liberal arrivals. Good Lemons are
Nayels are quotabe at S:t92 rs p box: San Ca
Driel Seedlings. sl@l 70 = box: Los Angeles Ma
Oroville Navels, 81 5O6g3 2 box OrovilIe Seedlings
al 5O(92 y box; san Bernardino NaveIs, 81 5O@3;
Navels. 81 5O@33; RIVERSIDE Seedlings 81 SOAP;
Sicily Lemons, $685. SO Z box: California Lemons,
$I02 p box for common and 81 5G@n3 50 u box for
good to choice: Mexican Lines 5000 bananas
75e@s2 90 = bunch; Pineapples S4@6 u dozen.
DRIED FRG1T-Dealers report q steady demand.
Prices are firm. but show further change Stocbs
OF most descriptions are very moderate Dates
FOR small, 9s5G912c q u for the Tour sizes and 10c
for the fifth size5o's TO 6Us Pitted Plums. lUc
dried Peaches. eGslac; hieach-d Peaches. sLa9
1l1ac p n; AprtcotS ll@l4c 4 n for Royals and
boxes, 9@iOe z ib; sundred Apples 4I2@514c q II
for quartered aud 5p2@5c z n for sliced; Pears.
bleRched, 566c for sliced, 3t1Sc Tor quartered aud
sc = ID for eyaporated: Pears. unoleached S9lc
for SLICED and 2la3c for quartered; Figs. 5@6c for
pressed and 3GG4c 3 n Tor impressed.
RAISiNS-lhe demand for all descriptions is
good, but sacked Muscstels lead. Prices firm all
Muscatels. eOc@S1 20 In boxes aud 2@412c q ID in
sacks.
sell below cost OF importation and drag badly, as
nobody wants them Wslnuts and Almonds are
trm. Pine Nuts are ouotahle at l21a@l5c . 10:
Chestnuts. 69sc; walnuts 6@sc for hardsheil, 915D
lO12c y II for soitsheli and - for paper-sheli;
sof5shell Almonds iS1Ec; hardshelI r do, 7L.SS1ac
Peanuts 3@4c = n for domestic; Hickory Nuts. 10
Sc; fecRns. SGlOc y n for small and l4@lBc for
large Fiberts l1c; Brazil Nuts, log lc; Cocoa
nuts ssG5 y 100.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continues to decline
slowly. Tomatoes are scarce. Peas quiet.
beans sell slowly. Receipts or Rhubarb light,
Mushrooms are quotsble at 2OG3Oc y n for but
tons and l21a0l5c q u for large; Tomatoes from
Los Angeles s. @e3 SO y box; Cucumbers, =; Green
Peppers l6c: Green Peas, 41a@6c5 Fay Peas. -:
String Beans zoe: Asparagus 2e@25c y 10 for
NO and 15c q n for n o. 2; Khubarb. l0@l2Ia q
Marrowfat Squash, 81 50@i5 p ton: Cabbage, 75@,
Soc r etl; Feed Carrots, 45e15Oc; TurnIps 75c;
Beets. Toe; Parsnips, 81 20 Garlic. A(G1I4c n 10.
PRoY1SIONS-Hams. Bacon and Lard are all
going down as dealers have been expecting for the
past week. The demand for all three is reported
Stow and stocks are sufficient for all immediate
needs. Bacon is quotabie at l215@131ac r 10
for heavy and medium. l49l5c p 10 for light and
161l7e y 10 for extra light; Eastern Sugar-cured
Hams, 16I19l7c: California HANG 56Fl BIa c: Lard
1514c: California. tierces, I31ac: half-bb1s lac:
1O-D tins, l419c; do. 5-Tb. l5c; Mess Beef 81 Sd
as; extra mess 90, So 509e: family do, S1l@l2;
clear Pork S23gn24; extra primo, $17G1lS p Dbl:
extra clear, $24@25 mess $22 q Dbl; Smoked Beef,
11@11&c q 10.
HOPS - weak at The decline Quotations are
nominal at l79l9c 2 10. A local Commissioned ouse
says in Its circular Buying all over the Coast has
entirely ceased, excepting for few fiaky mediums
at about 12Dl3e In Washington. sharp decline
The exports from New York for the week end Ing
February II were $50 bales, of which 26l were
through shipments from California, aud the impor.
tations for the riod 115 bales equal to
markets is complete and the usual spring stampede
has taken place, Growers at last realize that they
have waited too long. There sufficient Hops In
the world 10 go round without any danger OF famine
or ortage and brewers who urchaslng monthly
and from hand to mouth are masters Of the situation