The morning call., 1893-02-08

price mas not been under ST. 271a or over 81 81 a.
The tone yesterday was weak, owing to lower cables
from abroad. No. quotabe at 81 271a9l 1854 {:
choice, 81 80 p ctl: lower grades. 81 20@l 25;
extra choice for milling, 81 3i4@l 80 p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN.1o o'clock May-200 tons,
It4 IpO onsINe SEE tons,
81 3l$s: 1000, 81 3lL4; 200 81 81 Is.
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-May-l00 tons. 81 3lA
BARLEY-The market is unsatisfactory at the
moment b:ing dull and weak. No Feed 7Ss4@
soc p ctl: choice bright do S114c: dark Coast,
769771ac; Brewing, s5@e5c ChevaIler nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SFssIoN-lO o'clock May-100 tons.
S314c 100. S5Ssc.
REGULAR MoRNINe SEssIoN-Msy-l0O tons,
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-No sales.
Prices unchanged. Goodeo choice is quotable at
81 S214@l S71a; common 81 15@1 30; Milling,
al 10; do for Feed. 81 02Ia@i To- Red. 81 100
10: Gray 81 25@l so Q etl.
CORN-Holders OF Yellow sre firm, but buyers are
not eager. and trade is therefore quiet. Large
yellow 81 o5@1 o71s p ctI: Small Round Yellow.
RYE-Holders now ask 81 100 " = ctl
BRAN-Quoted at $l4@l4 80 p ton Tor tie best
and 81 SO p ton for outside brands.
MIDDLINGs-Quoted at $2l 50Q23 so 2 ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at $17@!7 so " ton
HAY-Choice Wheat Is firm at the advance. but
common descriptions are duli Clover, $ags; harley
So so as q ton Alfalfa, s9@ll Sston; wheat S. so
@l2 90; oat. $7@9 wheat and Dat, ss@lO; Com
sTRAW-i0G550c y bale.
MILL sTUFFs-Ground and Rolled Barley. slS so
ss5 r ton net; Rye Flour 3Iac r ID, Rye Meal
&c . ID; Graham Flour, &c; Oatmeal 4lac; Oat
Flour sc: Pearl Barley. 4I4@4l2c = ID.
sEEDs-Alialta is firmly held Mnstards are are
here Yellow Mustard is quotabe at 7@7Iac
g 10 Brown Mustard 434@5e 2 10; Flax. 81 rs
SIC; Alfalfa, s@9l4c for California ana Io@IOl4c
for Utah; Timothy, nominal; Rape 214G21sc;
DRIED PEAs-Fair demand for good lots. Black
eyes scarce again. Niles. 81 504o1 so: Green.
81 50&l rs; Blackeye, nominal Split Peas, 6G5 12c
observation-disclosures at s2@2 so p ell.
CORNMEAL ETC.-Table Meal. 2s4@319c p 10;
Feed Corn. S25126; Cracked Corn S25 b0G26 50
= ton: HOminy, 41s@4s4c y 10
BEANS-whts and Pea are firm. Colored sorts
Pea 81 65@2 80 z ell: Large White 81 5O62 65 |:
Small White 81 6092 10; Pink. 81 100 40: Reds,
81 6512 10; LImas, 81 S5@3; Buffers. 81 5093.
PoTAToES-Receipts from oregon are now very
lIght, but the marSet is weak and dull, being
s" ct: R aIe' BurbanEs sbcgsi Ell: Oregon
Burbanks. 81 l5@l 80; Oregon Garnet Chles, 81 10
"a 20; Petaluma Hurbanks, SIG 20; River keds,
45a65c: Early Rose sOcgsl O5 p ctl.
ONIONS-Quiet and easy az 81 6O9l rs for good
to choice Cut onions. siGl 70 p cti.
BUTTER-frices are Still lower Supplies
increasing aud sellers gladly make concessions 10
keep their stocks down. Creamery quotabie al 25@
SIC q n fancy Dairy squares. 25Q26e & n: fancy
Dairy rolls. 24G25c e 10; good TO choice. u
@24c = 10; common TO fair. i692oc e IL picked
roll, log &c y n; nrkin, lpGloc p n; Eastern,
ISdle-packed, l2la@l5c; Eastern creamery nominal.
CHEESE-Con uues to grow weaker. though re
is no ac,uaI decline yet. Fair to choice mild new,
I2I9@i4c p 10; old, 9&l9c y n; Young Americas,
l291411c: cased Cheese 12c add tional; Eastern.
POULTRY The market is easy Mt a slight decline.
Stocks are not very heavy but there is plenty
Of Poultry Goiainaos [ssSs So ru t ds9
and l75lSe p 10 for Hens: Geese, = pair. s2G2 80:
bucks s69S = dozen Hens, so97; Roost-
IS 50g6 Broiers. sj95 90 for large and SO 50g
so p for small
readily. Qaai are quotaos at Sl@l Is = dozen;
Maliard, 81 5oD5 80 p dozen; Canv4sbaek 81 seq
al 10; Small Duck, $l9l 50 q doz; Gray Geese,
So; White Geese, 81 2ea SO q doz Brant, 81 80
G12: English SnIpr S3@D3 so; JACK Sntpe, 81 70 y
doz; Hare sl@l rs; Rabbits 81 90 Tor Cotton
tails and 81 rs q dozen for small
EGGS-weak ~ a further decline. Arrivals
ample foe current needs California, 2212G24c =
dozen Tor store and 25&2Bc p dozen for ranch
HONEY he small stocks here are hrmy held at
the good prices and dealers report a tsir inquiry
for this time OF the year. Comb. 12@l312c water
white extracted. e9s14c q ID; amber extracted,
171ac: dark do. sore y N.
BEEswAX-ouoted at 2'a27l2c 2 n.
FRESH FRulTS-Appies arc in < cd supply but
steady at 00o@Sl IS for common to good. 81 $50
! rs y box choice and 81 1902 so for Sskl-
you; Pears. 75cGSl 50 = box.
CITRUS FRUIfS-oranxeS are slow and weak,
and dealers have difhculty 10 maintaining the
cent advance The weather Is too cold for Oranges.
San Gabriel Nayes are quotab.e at 81 75@
2 IS: san Gabriel Seedlings 81 25@l so: Los AN
gees Naves. 81 6Ug2; Los Angeles Seedlings. 81
al %. Orovllle Navels, g 50g3 oroyile Seed
Hngs, 81 5U@2; San Demanding Navels. 81 500
8; San Beraardao Seedlings 81 5oa2: River
side Navels 81 1898; Riverside Seedlings. 81 so
O. e box; Mandarin Oranges. - = box; Sicily
Lemons s5@5 so p box: California Lemons
$l@2 q box for common and 81 5O@a3 q box for
good 20 choice: Mexican Lines 81: Bananas
81 50G2 so r bunch; PineappIes, s4G6 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIr-Prunes ana Peaches find the
descriptions Stocks are generally small and
prices firm. Eyaporated Apples continue
for small, 9ss@sIac for the four sizes and I0c
FOR the hfIh sze5 0'sto 60's fited Plums, 9l2&lOc
dried peaches. e9se = u Hleachrd Peaches. sI4a
l15c = n; Apricots. ll@l4c r 10 for Royals aud
l59lGc e 10 for Moorparks. evapOrated Apples, IN
boxes, s&lUc 2 n sundried Appes 4l2@5c Z 70
for CHARTERED and 41aQ5I4c 2 II for sliced; Pears
SC 10 for eyaporated: Pears. unbleacned, S94c
for sliced and 2t2g3c for quar,ered; Figs. SC for
pressed and Sa1ic p II for impressed
RAlsINS-lhe movement Eastward continues
Satisfactory and prices for standard brands are
outlook We quote layers at 81 259I so r box:
Isose Muscatels 9UeGSl rs In boxes, and 2Is@3I2c
y II ia sacks.
NUTs-AImonds and NaInuts continue firm soft
shells OF both kinds being scarce. Business
is not particularly brisk IN other Nuts Pine
Nuts are Qaotabe AZ l212@l5c; Chestnuts. SOLE;
waInuts, 6e1sc = 70 for hardsheII. sJa9IOIac q
n for soitsheil and = ? u for paDershen; soft
shell Almonds, l31e@ l4e; hardsheH do. 7L2GSi2e
p n: papershel, l514Gl4c; Chile Wslnuts, e19c:
Peanuts. 3G4c p 10 for domestic; hickory Nuts, 10
SC; Peeans. sGl0c = n for small and l49l6o for
large: Filoerts log lie; Brazil Nuts l0GIlc; Cocoa
nuts. s4es5 y 100.
vEGETABLES-All kinds are more less duh as
the weather is cold. Receipts Hight. Mushrooms 20
330e 10 for buttons and 100 SC for large: Toma-
toes from Los Angeles, SIG so y box: Cucumbers
-; Green Peppers. 2Uc p ID Green Peas. csc;
Bay Peas, -; String Beans, zoe y 10: Asparagus,
l2is@3Oc p ~ Dry Peppers, e@7c; Dried ORA
i5c > n: Marrowiat Squash. $40 q ton: CAB
bsge, Toe r ctl: Feed Carrots, 45950c; TurpIps
PRovisioSs : Lard is point ' higher G asai D
Hams and Bacon are firm at previous prices.
Trade continue. rather slow Bacon Is quot
dium. l4l4@l5lsc 10 for light aud 1919
@l71zc for extra light; Eastern sugarcured Hams
10 - NJ Gal Ham - Ia.
tierces Eastern. all kIuds. 1215@l412 pals. l5e
California, tierces, 1915: ha.f.bbs, l4@l41ae:
81 509S: extra s. 5O@9: family do. SO
@l0 90; clear PORK. SCI extra prime, sl4@l5 p
Dbl extra clear. S22: mess, slsele = Dbl; Smoked
HOPs-A private circular says: Exports from
the United States for the week ending January 81
1872 bales OF which 1904 bales were through
consgnments from California This fact su geSts
the large amount OF Pacific Coast consignmenIs on
sale in London, which from our London advices are
being pressed and WI result dsastrousy 10 the ex
Posta.,on s,s o. quote the local
HIDES AND PELTS-Dun and without change.
Heavy ssited steers are ogotable at 7s4c;
hides, 4Qs5 zee = 10; sailed Kip, &C q NJ sailed
Calf, 7c dry Hides. usual selection, SC e 10; dry
Kips, &c = ID prime GoatSkins. 30@5Oc each:
Kids 6@l0e: Deerskins, good summer. 81 nc; mo
dium. 3O@s213e; winter 2o@25c: SheeDsKins.
70@90c; long wool, 90c9Si Az each. Cuils Of all
TALLOw-PrIces have advanced. The demand
is good. No. rendered, 6lAc; Refined 7c Grease,
&C p 10.
WoOL-Stocks are cut inty that there is no
assortment OF any consequence to work on.
hence business IS duh Fall clips quoted
as follows: Humboldt ana Mendocno, l19l5e:
Northern defective. 9@l0c q 10; free Mountain
go lie e ID; San Joaquin and Southern defective,
70Sc Spring Wool IS quoted follows: Eastern
Oregon. l39l7c; Valley Oregon, lS@S21c q n.
General Merchandise.
BAGs-Cacuttas, 61ac for 1895 Wool Bags, $50
SIC.
CANNED FRUITS-A local canning company says
In its circulars THE reduction In Eastbound freight