The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22
Buyer 10000, 81 s1ls; 900, 81 s1ss;

a decline abroad No. /, 81 80; No. 2. 81 271s@
l $3.50 choice, 81 321@; extra choice. for milling,
81 371a@1 20; Sonora. 81 271a@1 1874 . cti.
CALL sALEs-MoRSfNe.
Buyer 10000, 81 311a; 600. 81 31ss; 200.
81 31A: 800 81 sl1a. Buyer season = 400,
81 Abs; 100, 81 Ala; 100, 81 415s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNCoN.
Buyer 10000, 81 3l1s; zoo, 81 1885, $500,
81 31A. Buyer = 700, 81 4112; 800,
81 415s; 200 81 4134 500, 81 AIS.
BARLEY-Deaers reported an easier feeling yes
terday, though there was no Unmarked decline. NO.
ChevaIler, 81 o5Ql 20 for standard, 81 40,Sl as
for lower gradesi brewing. 81 559l 65 y ell for
fair to choice
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Prices declined. Buyer '99-30o, 81 391@. Buyer
s seas 81 "a: 800. 81 o4A; 1oJ, 81 64as;
300, 81 5tM. Seller '9l-lU0, 81 II.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '90-l0O, 81 1855. Buyer season-I00,
81 547s 100, 81 54ss: 500 81 541a 200, 81 543s
oAfsoDeaiers report the market dragging at the
high prices. Quotations follows: Bla ok, for
10. i Wbite 81 so@i 60: No. .. 81 7oai 77Is;
Choice, 81 $500; Gray, 81 75@l so; Surprise,
81 S5s2 97l Milling s2a o. z et YEA, =,
cline. The fact js holders have been unable to hold
prizes up in the face of the recent large receipts.
ers say that rain would smash the market. Both
Yellow aud White are quoted at 81 3712@1 1894
RYE-steady at 81 359l 40 p ctl.
BRAN-Lower at $2l@2l 80 p ton for the best and
MIDDLISGs-Lower at s25@26 p ton for the
best and $24 for other grades
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S2I@2S q ton.
HAY-Easy Buyers do not IKE TO purchase at the
high prices. Wheat, $12@l6 q ton for fair to
VIVID Dat, sl6@I4 so; Barley sl0@Sl4 so: barley
and oat s10@l4; Wheat and Dat. $l2@16; Alfalfa
sTRAW-Qnoted at 7o@soe p bale
MILLSTUFFS-Ground Barley: s33@33 SO. The
mills sell oicake Meal at s25 n ton net. the Job
beru pha "A tom RIVE "A m ptya
Meal, &c; Graham Flour. SEC; Oatmeal 4s4c; Dat
Groats &c; Cracked Wheat, 5s4c; Buck wheat Flour.
SEEDS~Y elbow Mustard 81 25@y3 40 p ctl: Brown
Mustard g 5oSs s; Elsssss 5gg2 IS; Canary
DRIED FEAs-Siies, 81 So@e q cti: Green. 81 75
Blackeye 81: Splitpeas, &c u 10.
Observation-Disclosures at 50 p ctl.
CoRNMEAL. ETC.-TabIe Meal, 314@3s4c p n:
Feed Corn. $30gso so; Cracked Corn, $Sl y ton;
BEANS-The market remains without variation
sPe e Pea a y 75 G ss White 1
s.; Pink $2@2 35: Reds. 81 50G2 75 Limas
50 7S hqsEsEs ~ s It'll were srmer re,tsroav
though receipts were heavy. A fancy lot of Sweets
in sacks brought 81 10; Sweets. So 1893 10 p cti
III sacks ana $3@3 10 in boxes: Garnet Chilcs,
Rivers and sl@I 50 for Salinas; River Reds, SIG
/ 10; Early Rose, 6G@oSOc; Peerless, 60GS0c p ctI
oNIoNs.sold yesterday at s3@s 80 q ctl.
BUTTER-Al kinds-fresh, picked and frkin-
quieter and fresh roll is lie lower. The demand
for all descriptions has fallen off considerably.
TO fair 25@271ac p fb store Butter, 15@17Isc;
picked roll. 3U@321ac; frkin, 23@26c; Eastern
creamery. soc . 10.
CHEESE-Continues strong Good to choice mild
new, 12gl3e; fair, lI@ll12c; fancy, l3K@14c;
Young americas; l3@l5e; eased Cheese, lac addi-
POULTRY-Some dressed Turkeys sold up to zoe
yesterday. but the figure was rather over the mar
we've demoraiized at a decline. owing to largo
Tnr mr. &c "a kfOrD IN
for ola BOOSTERS. s4@5 SO for young BOOSTERS and
Hens California stock sold as follows: Dressed Tur-
keys, 159lSc q III: live Turkeys, l5@l7c for Cob
bIers and l5@l7c 2 10 for Heus; Geese. pair, 81 so
o.; Ducks, "a 5U@o so for old and s6@6 SO for
young; Hens, $4@o so; BOOSTERS, Young, $4t95 so;
do, old $4@y5 so: Fryers 81 so: brothers, $4G4 so
for large anu 50 so y dozen for small
GAME-Yesterday's receipts went off well, as fol-
lows: Quail s1@Sl 20 . doz; English Snipe, 81 500
l 70; Jack Snipe. soc: Mallards, 81 6O@5: Canvas
W asaSs 30 81 b so small Ducks si@i 55 cray
Geese 81 so: White Geese. 81 20 brant. 81 500
aG ~ naPe ST g s2
tails and 81 25@l 37la for small.
and none but s, dos d fine Eggs
Eastern. 221a@26c California, 25@4Oc for store
and 4sSt7i3 Sa 2 d9 Wb for ranch Snai
Lib frames, l21a@131ac: ordinary Comb. collie:
White extracted, 6@6I2c; amber, 69ec 2 10.
BEESWAX-QuotabIea at 221a@25c 2 II.
FRESH FRUIT-Changes yesterday we're narrow
Wisconsin CraDberries, quotable at $l0@10 90 p
Dbl; Cape Cod Cranberries, SIGH SO 2 bbli Rasp-
berries, Sl0@l3 q chest; grapes 60@60c for Mus
cats 100000 for Verdells, 4Oo50c for Rose of Peru
and 75@s6c for Corniehon; Apples. 4o@75c p box
for common to good, sl@l 70 for choice and 81 50
bring 81 1909: Pears, sI@l so for large boxes !:
Strawberries, Sl25 q chest for large varieties and
$l5@1S for Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT ETC.-Lemons and Lines are
firm. Sicily Lemons are quotable at 81 500
90 z BOZ ar Lemons sg ieT on mon
9 SO: Bananas. 81 26@2 so . bunch: Pineapples. IS
W Y, u ERuIrs t,,ds contirre NOR. ~ ,.ss
quiet. Prunes are leading at present. The quota
lions are for fruit in sacks unless otherwise
lie . 10: sliced. 7la@sc; quartered. &c: Pitted
P g1 llHs@lzhas Peeled eysporated Peaches.
mon sundried do 9@llc: bleached Apricots. sacks.
14@lsc: boxes. ls@l9c q n: White Nectarinel
@414c . 10: Pears. 7@719c . 10 for common and
lO@llc for quartered unpeeed Bartletts. Figs, ga
@31ac: do. pressed. in boxes. 4@5c q 10.
RAISINS-Layers, fancy. are IuOtabe at 80 Is;
choice. 1902 10: ialr to good, q 1901 90 = box.
NUTS-Peanuts are firm and Walnuts weak.
Chcstnuts, quotabIe at loo: softsheIl Almonds
14@lsc 10; papeashe1n 90 l,Slec; , Malnuts go
nuts 7@sc Pscans. for small and $50
. h: Cocoanuts. s. boas Sc p 100. -'' -'eS-''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Squash. quotabe at
Peppers. s5@5oc . box tomatoes. 40@eOc for Bay:
Lima Eeans. 4@4lac y ~; Cabbage. 50@60c q ctl !;
Parsnipsl 81 25 . eli: Garlic. seioc . ID.
PROVISlONS-All classes OF Meat products are in
cred Breakfast Bacon, is@isc: California smoked
Bacon, 9@10c p 10 for heavy and medium, and 100
Bacon dss fG5 sn g. aste for aa Sa
Hams for city trade. 131a@13s4c California Hams,
salt r. 1872
cases., 1c@lOIac; California tierees. 914(99lsc;
ha'f;bss, gha@e5.c; tins loe pals lon. lolsc;
81 5S@ie clear FORK SIS sS@so S extra PRIME
=. ayfr 10
sis@ls SO p bb: Pig Fork. D keg, s3@s25 !:
Pigs. Feet sl3@l5 SO q Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1ls4@
HoPs-steady at 921s@s5c for fair and s71a@
4oc q 10 for good to choice. Dealers report bids Of
37tac for choice Hops but they Will not let go at
HIDES AND PELTs-Heayy salted steers. s1ac
sstea kp cs Son dIy Hides
usual selection. 8c p ID: dry Hips sc . 10;
n Isl pF small
skins. good summer. 30@35c; medium 25c: thin,
az long goo
81 % q ID. Culs Of all kinds is less. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOw-Fair to good rendered, 3h@4c p u;
Wo0L-Fali clips: Humboldt and Mendocino
Valley free. ls@l5c; do defective, llcal2c: Noun
tain free. 12@l6c; San joaquin and Southern, 50
ern Oregon. 10000: do fair. lbal7c p Ii.
General Merchandise.
BAGS-Calcutta spot, nominal; May and June
614c: Wool Bags. 3693Sc: Potato Gunnies nominal
RICE - No further variation. Chinese mixed
- 4b@4 80; No. l Chinese, IS 55G5 rs n TWO
mats: extra No. !, 81 6e@7 60; Hawaiian. So:
Louisiana, So 50Q6 rs p eth ~
and firm. 1z =" WV
sUGAR-The California Sugar Rennery quotes
terms het cash: Cube. Crushed, Extra Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, AZ 61se; Dry Granuated. 51sc:
confectionery A. 5slc: Extra C. 5I4c; Golden c,
DC . ID; Bags, 14c more than bbIs
Inc American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
lows terms net cash: Extra fine Cube, Crushed
Fine Crushed and Powdered, 61sc q 10; Extra
Flne Powered. 63sc; Dry anuated. 5Jsc; Xxx do
51sc; Confeetioner. A. sac: White Extra O. 6,,sc;
Extra Z, 514c; Golden c. &c y 10.
San Franchises Meat Market
Hogs are lower under large receipts Beef and
Mutton are unchanged Wholesale rates from s.augh.
terers 10 dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality, 90
61ac; third do, 3i4.(04isc
vEAL-Large. 5@I6c: small Calves, 697c.
MUTToN-wet 7c: Ewes, 61ac.
thanksgiving Lamb. SIa99c y 10.
PORk-Live Hogs, 4E9i1sc for hard grain-fed;
STOCK Hogs. 331ac q H. dressed dc. 12G7c q 10.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.
Coal continues scarce, but as supplies are again on
the way from Australia the famine NAV be- brOk an