The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-27

for this port San Pedro the Hawaiian bark Lady
Lampson, 412 tons merchandise for Sydney.
The British iron ship Pass Of Ralinaha, 1893 TONS
| was chartered prior TO arrival for Wheat TO the
| United Kingdom, Hayre or Antwerp, BIS Sd.
Produce Market.
| FloUR-Net cash prices follows; Family
1tras. 81 lbc4 %: Bakers extras. 81 O5@,4 Is;
| city superhne. 1898 25: interior brands. S.94 rs
| for extras and $3@3 % Z Dbl for superfne.
| WBEAT-Is easy in sympathy with downward
tendency abroad. No. l, 81 3091 3I14 y etl; No.
| .. 81 2715Sl 2ss4; choice. 81 32la: choice
for milling 81 371a@1 40; Sonora, 81 274ag1 1884
q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSGSG.
Buyer 10000, 81 1855. Buyer season-2oO,
| 81 4134
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '9O-ll00, 81 315s: 100. 81 3l15. Buyer
season-100, 81 4l7s 1900, 81 4134; 800, 81 4l5s.
BARLEY-Recovered some of the lost ground
yesterday and bids were numerous. No. /
Feed, 81 47Ih@l 4S24 Choice, 81 SO asked; lower
grades. 81 As; Chevaier, 81 55@l 50 for standard,
81 409l 4212 for lower grades; Brewing, 81 521a9
621aF' ctl for fair TO choice.
CALL sALEs-AoRNINe.
Seller 81 - 100 81 10. Buyer season 100,
CALL sA1Es-AFrERNooN.
ID Buyer '9u-1O0, 81 46l4. Buyer season-2O0.
81 5215; 100 81 5214; eco, 81 521s.
oATS-Prices were more firmly held yesterday,
Black. for seed, s2@2 10 E cti; common Black,
81 1901 90 y ctl: No. White. 81 S.; No. 2. 81 70
81 50: Choice g s715@ al, so; Gray, 81 so@l So;
CORN-Yesterday's receipts fell little short of
5000 ctls, Holders were inclned to advance prices
White were quoted at 81 95G1 3712 ell
RYE-is more or less nominal at 81 30 p ctl.
BRAS-QuotGble at S2l@2l 90 z ton for the best
and $40 q ton for lower grades and outside BRANDS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s2o@26 Q ton for the
best and S24 for other grades.
UHoFFED FEED-Quotabie at so7@2S y ton.
and s9s tad or at sH@ie oa Tor G to
wild Dat. slG@l4 so; Barley, slO@l4 SO: barley
and oat, slo@i4; Wheat and Dat. $l2@l6; Alfalfa.
sTRAw-Qaoted at 70@soc p bale
MIILsTqF ,Fsr. Barley. ss2@ss ton. The
bers charge SGT p ton; Rye Flour. 2s4c q ID; Rye
Gr9a era es%F Wet 2 s
Flour. &C: Pearl Barley. 4l4@l1sc e N.
Mustard, 50 5oss , eli; Flax. s 5o@s s.; canary.
| 3@Sl4c q ID; Alfalfa, S@si4c; Rape, 1@214c;
DRIED FEAs-Silts, 81 s0@2 ctl; Green. 81 70;
| Blackeye, 81; Split Peas sc y 10
BUCKW at 81 rs 2 ell.
C0RNMEAL. ETG.-Table Meal. 2sl @s14c . IL:
| Feed Corn, 500 50@So; Cracked Corn, $50 p toni
BEANS-Receipts have been moderate of late No
particular Change In prices , nayos - 2 cM;
So: Reds, 81 sos Limas, s. Is; buffers, S.
| q ctl:
wharf sales were as follows Sweets s2sa Is Ell
In sacks and 81 5OI3 in boxes Burbank Seedlings,
River Reds; soe@si 10; Early Rose, 76@s5c; Peer
less, si@l 10 D cti
/
choice and 81 80 p cti for common.
Butt ER-Fresh roll is very weak at the decline
10; store Butter, l5@l71ac; picked roll, so@5sc;
| frkin. 2S@26c: Eastern creamery. SOC y II.
| CHEESE-Good to choice mild new, quoted ar
| l21a@ls12c: fair. l1@l2e fancy, lac; Young
Eastern. ISOLDE = N. '''N 'e''' Wv "0''''A'''
PoULIRY-Receipts of dressed Turkeys fell of
| those Monday. ihs market was in good shape in
consequence and cleaned up well at steady prices.
1 4 prla rnttI pnf ha SnIh lyan.
ana Roosters were neglected. There IS still large
supply of Easte-n stock on hand and II keeps the
| ing at $ia5 ' dozen for Hens. 81 5O@5 for old
BOOSTERS, 81 zoos for young BOOSTERS, So Ducks,
fornia Poultry is quoted as follows: Dressed Tur-
keys. l5Slse 2 10; I've Turkeys, l5c for Cob
young, Hens. s4@5 50; BOOSTERS, young, s4ss:
for large ana SIS 50 !. dozen for small. 1- -
GAME-Dneks sold lower yesterday. Quail ar
rived literally. Quail. 9Oc@$l n dozen; English
snipe. 81 5O@l IS; Jack snipe. 6Oa75c; MaIlards,
s. 5o@4 Ca g. ,s.,, s4g9 spris, 81 55@s;
81 20: Gray Geese, 81 5OSS White Geese. 81 $50
100; Brant q so; Hoakers, s., yenison, - 70;
81 SO for Cottontas. and 81 259l s71a for small.
are selling iowsr and nv very dull
Fancy Eastern s 32hc Dozen GOOD to &c choice
ans op as rane 2'A0' i0r store
| hoNEY-Choice White Comb. l2@l21ac; do. In
WHITE ge eaTsetea a%Ser 5sse G
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT at 221A @25c q ID.
FRESH FRUIT-Arrivals OF Grapes yesterday
were the heaviest for month, and as the demand
was slack prices declined Persimmons, quotabie
| County are offering at s5@7 " barrel. wis
consin CraBberries are quotsble at $lU0DlO 90 &,
Dbl; Cape Coo Cranberries, $ll9l1 SO a Dbl; Rasp-
berries, $l6 y chests grapes. 35Q5Oc for Mus
cats, 4O@50c " box for verdes, 36g5Oc n box for
Rose OF Peru, 50@60c p box for 1okay, and IS
| e76c p box for Cornehon: Apples. 40@75c = box
for common to good, SlGl rs for choice and 81 SO
@l 80 for fancy while fue SskiyOu Spitzepberps
bring 81 1892: Pears, 50@75c for common and
81 eOG2 2 box for Winter Nes: Straw berries, IS
| oil q chest for large Varieties and sl29l3 for
Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC.-vacavilIe Oranges are
quotabie at 81 26@l so . small boI Sicily Lem
ons, 81 5e@S so y box; California Lemons S2@l3 a
box for common and 81 5o@5 for choice: Mexican
Lines, So 500 .; Bananas, 81 25@2 so y bunch:
Pineapples. So as . dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Quotatons are for fruit In sacks
unless otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples
(boxes) LOG lie; sliced, 712c quartered. 7c Ptted
PluIDs, l1@l21ac peeled eyaporated Peaches. %
92119c q 10: bleached Peaches 1p@l2iac: COM
mon sundrisd DO. &c: bleached Apricots, SACKS.
17@1Sc = 10: California Prunes. S910c; Grapes. 3Is
9sS4c q 10; Pears, &c y 10 tor common and 100
lie Tor quartered unpeeled kartetts Figs GAG
| 31ac: do. pressed. In boxes, i@5c y 10.
1 RAlSlNS-Layers. fancy. are quotable at ~ 10;
choice, $2@2 10; fair to good. 81 1901 30 y box,
with the usual advance for fractional boxes.
NUTS = Wa;nnts very weak. Chestnuts
are quotabe at l2k@l5c u 10; softshell Almonds,
14@l4l2c q 10 papershel do. 1aepl6c; walnuts, 80
| 10c; do papeisneii. ll1aGl21se; Chile Walnuts.
| Nuts. 7@Sc. Pecans l2I. 9l4c for small and 100
Sc large: Filberts, 12L2c: Brazil Nuts 19@D20c
| 2 ID; Cocoanuts. 50 50Gf6 so q 100.
| NEGETABLEs-Green Peas from Santa Barbara.