The morning call., 1894-12-08

Eastern, l2@1315c; estern. ll@l2c @ 70.
POULrRl- Dressed Turkeys continue 10 ad-
vance, being scarce; Hens and BOOSTERS keep
duh and plentiful California Poultry sells as fol-
lows: Live turkeys. l8@lhc q 10 for Gobolers;
100 DC for Hens; Dressed TURKEYS l6@4l9c p II
for fresh stock and l0@l21ac Is 10 FOR cold
storage St. aS Geese y par p Se - Ducks $S 90
young, SIS 50@4 90 q doz; do, old. IS SCOT p
doz; tryers, So 90: broilers. So 50@4 for large
for young ana 81 for old
GAME-Dea ers obtained very good prices again
yesterday. Quaii. 3 90 u doz; Maard, $5@14 50;
Canvasback. $6Qs7 80; eprig, s2@2 rs; Teal SIG
70; Widgeon, 81 2S@l 80; small Duck, SIG
70; krant 81 25@l so: English snipe. 81 p doz;
Jack Shine. O. IS; Hare, $l@1 20: Rab-
bits, 81 26G1 80 tor Cottontails and Sigh 70 q doz
EGGS-Prices showed no further weakness yes
terday. Eastern, 23125c for cold-storage. 26@27c
California store Eggs, 25@3oc; ranch Eggs. SEQ
39c o doz, with sales at 40c
Hos EY-Comb lG@ 1sc p N; water-white e1-
DARK amber, 5@51sc p Ii
BEESWAX-Quoted al 24926c q 10,
ORCHARD FRUIrs-Qutnces are longer
worth quoting. as stocks are confined a few lots
that have been on hand for some time. Persm-
mons are in better supply and lower. Lady Ap-
pies, 81 5U@2 y box: PcrsmmOns, 40975c;
Pears, l5@59e; Apples 6o@85e q box for choice
81 for sound large Spitzenbergs.
GRAPES-IpactIve and without change. Corni-
chon, a. @15OC p box; Black Cranes, 35@50c; Mus
cats 5O@c Sc; VerdeIs 60@65c q box; roSays. 35
@50c p box, according to color; crates sell higher
than boxes.
BERRIEs-Not enough Raspberrles and Straw
berries came in yeste day to quote. New jersey
Cranherries, Sl2 p obi; oregon Cranberries. BIG
CITRUS FRUITS = Oranges continue weak
and slow; Mandarin Oranges arc quotable at 75e
box; Seedlings, 81 5O@2 p box: Florida Oranges
So; LoreIo ORANGES $2@z SO; Lemons $40 FOR
common and s. 50@5 for good to choice: Nie1i-
can Lines. $4(94 80 p box; California Lines IN
6Gnsh; Fi@espPIss: sos = dozen rD~1~e' FlO T.
in local jobbing way. Perhaps trade may pick up
after the first of the year. Prunes. four s1zes
&c = 10; Apples, &C p II for quartered, 4@5c
for sliced and 513@612c for eyaporated; Bleached
Peaches, 412@5c: Aprieots, 5H2@7c for fair to
choice and 71h@Sc for fancy NJ Oorpark; Pears
sc for evaporated halves %@4c for quarters an
l@112c for inferior goods rlums. 313@41ac for
pItted and -. @2c for unpitted Figs 6lack. &c
Neetsrines. 6@7c q 10; Red Nectarines. Lose.
RAIsINS AND DRlE ED GRAPES-It goes It'll
out saying that the market is fat 1t is not a
brilliant year for this great industry Raisinsm4-
crown loose are quoted at 14c q n; 3.crown. 21a
Sultanas. Sc; seedless Mu,careis. 2$s@21ac; s.
crown London layers, 81 25@l 40 q OK; clusters,
ters. 50: 4.crown loose. 81 10; 4-crown loose,
faced 81 Is p box. Dried Grapes-iAac u ID.
NUTs-A few jobbing sales are being made.
Chestnuts are quotable at 11@l2c p 10; Wal
nuts, S13@l0c p ID for paper-shell and soft
ea5c for naTasnelI 7a71ac for softshoII and sG
! 6l2c for paper-shcll Peanuts, 5@Bc p 10 for
Eastern and a 12c for California; Hickory Nuts,
| 5@Bc; Pecans. &c for rough and &c . ID for
p n: ooeoanuts, SAG 30 100:
| YEGETABLES-The rain has brought in Mush-
| rooms which are selling very well at 15@20c
p n Los Angeles Green Peas are Quotape
at 4@15c . 10; Dried Okra, 121a@15c p 10;
| Green Peppers, 25@50c; Dried Peppers. LOG
| 121zc p ID; Tomatoes, 25@50c p box; Marrow fat
Cabbage, 5O@60c p ctl; Feed Carrots, 30@40c;
| Garlic, @3c p 10.
| CURED MEATS-Business is quiet and dealers
are selling hams as about c st. Bacon. 91aC
| ll1ac p 10 for light and 144@c q ID for extra
| lights Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. l2@l2l4c;
California Hams l0!3@11c; Mess Beef 1907 so
| p Dbl; extra mess do, SS98 SO; family 40
| clear. $40 5000 q Dbl; mess $18; smoked Beef
| 91.@lOc p 10.
L4RD-Lastern. tlerces, 6s4c for compound
| and s14c for pure; pals, Zoe; California uierces
| SAC for compound and S12e for pure halfbDlS
sc: 10 ID tlns 0l9c p n, do. BIB, loo p Ii.
| HOPS-rhe hrmDeSs already noted in choice
Hops is increasing, as they are scarce. Common
are plentiful and slow We quote choice, 712@
! size. with sale reported at &c; common to good
5@61ac = Ii.
| HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy sailed steers are
| quotabIe at 61a@7c p ID; medium. $4,000 p ID
light &C; cowhides, 495c salted Kip, 413c; saltet
Calf &c; sailed Veal. Zoe: dry Hides, usual seec
| tion. 81 u 09c dry KIP 7G97A2c; dry Calf, 12@l3c
| prime GoatSklns, Z0@35c each: Kids. sc: ieer
skins. good summer, 10000; medium, 1592212c
| winter. 5@l0c; Sheepskins, sheafinCs, 10000
each: short wool ESQ {Oc; medium, 30@40c each
long wool. 4u@70c each CulIs of all kinds aDou
| 12c less
TALLOw-No rendered, 41a@46sc; country
tnIow. 4@414c p ID: refined. &c; crease. 3931at
SD.
WOoL-we quote Fall as follows Southern and
| san Joaquin. 466c; Mountain Free, $3.50; North
Eastern Oregon, 7@10c; Valley oregon. 1O@l3
I q h.