The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
Shipping Notes.
Prod Market.

Produce Market.
FLOUR - Net cash prices are Family eY-
tras, 81 26Gi so; Bakers extras. 81 Is a %:
city superhne, $3C93 80; interior brands, Si9i so
for extras aud sse93 p 2 Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Is depressed and neglected at a further
decline in sympathy with drop abroad No /,
81 80: No. 2, 81 pig: choice, 81 321: extra
choice, for milling. 81 35@l 371a; Sonora, 81 271a
y ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNfSe.
The market declined lie Buyer go = 200,
81 81: 500, 81 BIZ; 100, 81 311s; 300, 81 3o3z.
Buyer season-400, 81 407s; 800. 81 Al; 100,
81 4O44; 2O0. 81 405s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices recovered somewhat. Buyer go - 400,
81 81; SOC, 81 3l1s. Buyer season-20O, 81 Al;
100 81 AIS
Feed. 81 5212@1 IS: lower grades. 81 47Ia@l so;
Chevaer. 81 55@l 60 for standard, 81 40@1 as
for lower grades; Brewing, 81 6712@l So p ctI for
fair TO choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer 'sO-10O. 81 So: 200, 81 517s. Buyer sea-
son-4O0. 81 ST; 100 81 1854 800, 81 561a 100,
81 56ss; 100, ST 665s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
The market was weaker. Buyer $50 - 100,
81 5l5s: 100, 81 5l14; 200 81 Sis. Buyer
season-l00, 81 5612: 300. 81 563s; 100, 81 $3.50;
200, 81 561s; 500, 81 1914.
oATS-Yery firm. The high prices tend to check
the demand, however Quotations are; Black, for
seed, s2@2 10 2 ctl; common Black 81 1901 80:
Choice, 80; Gray, 81 1891 so; Surprise. 81 ESQ
2 O7Ia; Milling, S292 05 = cti
CoRN-Steadily held at 81 371a@l 40 for Yellow
and White Buyers hold off account OF the high
prices. Some dealers ask an advance over the above
RYENQuoted at 81 solk9l IS q cti
BRAN-Quoted at S2l 5UG22 for the best and
$50 :. ton Tor lower grades and outside brands.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s2e@27 q ton for the
best and $25 for other grades.
CHorPED FEED-Quotabie at s27@2s e ton.
Atom fnrfa m md - tnn fare bo{ea
3at si1gl!S WIZ WIZ oat sis@l4 90 Barley slg9
sTRAw.Qn9ted at 7o@soc p bale;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barley $33@33 so. The
mills sell 0ilcaSe Meal ut S25 u net, the job
bers charge s27 Q ton; Rye Flour. 31ac { u; Rye
4aa ST. aaeEed FSs s fo o
sc: Pearl Barley. 41@@ia1c 2 ~
81 sOg sta S 70 dsnary
s@3l4c . 10: Alfalfa, s@s1ac; Rape. 19214c;
DRIED PEAs"Siiss. 81 s0@2 cti: Green, So IS;
B IaSIs g.: splitPeas, &c & u, -,
CORNMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal. 314@3slc . 10:
Feed Corn. $S0gSo so; Cracked Corn, $sl y ton;
BEASs-So further change yesterday. Hayos,
81 ig@t a % ell Pea ,s ~ 1898 esi; Small White
Iimas Sy So Is; Buffers. S. . etl. ~ - '''- 80
POTATOES Sweets rose sharply again yesterday.
1 Snsr Feds sweets RSs a s.
ctl In sacks and 81 1892 So in boxes: Garnet Chiles
Rivers and sl@i 80 for salinas; River Reds. 9oc@
81 10; Early Rose 6oa7oc; Peerless. 60975c . eli
for ordinary and $l@i 10 for Salinas.
oNIoNS-Higher at ss@3 30 q ctI
BUT ER-Fresh roll is easier as the sharp ad-
increasing. Fancy 4oa4lc; good to choice. 32la@
3712e; common 10 iair 2Sa3alsc ? M store But,
asc; Eastern creamery SOC > Il. ~ 49, z'S
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new, 12@13c
Young D Americas issc i eased CHEESE c ada d.
tional; Eastern. l2@l6c o 10.
PouLTRf-Roosters and Hens are In excessive
stock and hard to SELL The sidewalks are lined
with them: Turkeys are also in large supply and
KEYS. I5@i6c , 10: live Turkeys, I3@i5c . n for
Gobblers aud l4@1sc for Hens: Geese, @ pair 81 80
81 10; Ducks, 81 50@o so for old and So for
young Hens. $495l50; BOOSTERS. young, $4@5 50
do. old $i@5 SO: Fryers. 81 SO: Broers, "a for
large ana $39S 50 esdozen for small
GAME-Quai were in large receipt again yester-
day. Ducks, Geese and Hare showed more tone.
snipe. sog75c; Maiards, sos 80; csnyasbacks,
s4@s: sprig. SOP %; Teal, sl@l 90 wiage on
White Geese, 81 2s@sf SO: Brant 81 25al so:
Monksrs = 90 , y, R,00,, 9ot
tails, and 81 25@l 371a for small.
EGGs-Common store Eggs are duh and cheap.
freely. Fancy Eastern. 321ac 2 doz: good to choice
Eastern 3 oz far 2S4oc for store
HoNEY-Choicc White Comb. 12@l21ac: do, In
frames sss ,% STa,na ss S0g collie
BEEswAx. 0u0tabie at 221s@25c q III.
rom yacaSe shaHss sssrSay
Wisconsin Cranberries, quotable at slO@lO 90 u
Dbl: Cape Goa Cranberres 81 l0911 50 q obl RaSp
berries, $l2@l5 q chest: Grapes 40@5Oc for Mus
cats, 4O@5Oc for Verdells $50 soc for Rose Peru
2514Uc for Black Maivoise, 4U@65c a biz for Iokay,
and 50@75c for Cornichon: Apples. 4O@75c q box
for comlnonto good, slal rs for choice and 81 IS
O. So for fancy. while fac siskiyou spitzenbergs
bring 81 1902; Pears. $l@1 rs for large boxes:
strawberries, $o@l4 q chest for large varieties and
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-Limes are higher Sicily
Lemons, ~ 6u@S SO q box; California Lemons. 81
@3 for common and ~ 50@5 for choice: Mexican
Lines, % 50@6 SO: bananas, 81 2612 so . bunch:
PneaDples. $3(G5 q dozen
DRIED FRUITs-Quotations are for fruit in sacks
unless otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples
!boxes). Hes sliced. 7ls@Sc; quartered. &c: Ptted
Plums, l1teGl212c: peeled evaporated Peaches,
22la@27!2c y m: bleached Peaches. l0@l4c: COM
mon sundried do, s@llc; beached Apricots. sacks.
l49lSc: boxes, 1S@l9c q ID: White Nectarines,
11@lSc = ID; California Prunes. 9910c Grapes. 3M
@414c q ID: Pears, 7@71ac q ID for common aud
10@llc for quartered unpeeled I;atletts Figs. 21s
931pc; do. pressed. In boxes. 4@s5c q 10.
kAlSlNS-Layers, fancy. are quotable at 81 Is;
choice, $2@2 10; fair to good 81 1901 20 q box,
with the usual advance for fractional boxes.
NUTS-Chestnuts, l21a@l5c: softsheli Almonds,
l49l5c q 10: papershel do. 1a(9l6c; " ainuts l0@
l0t.c; Ito papersneiI. 111a@121 sc; Chile walnuts.
go DC; Peanuts. 41a@5Lec for domestic; Hickory
Nuts. 79Sc; Pecans. l21@9l4c for small and SO
lSc for large Fiberts 12Lac: Brazil Nuts, 19@2Oc
= 10; Cocoanuts. IS bOG6 SO q 100