The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-26

Buyer 'sU-l1O0, 81 371a; 1900 81 S7ss.
Buyer season-4O0, 81 45a4: 800, 81 455s.
BARLEY-Reported sale of 10 600 sacks Brewing,
for Eastern shipment, at 81 AS Otherwise the
market is quiet. No. Feed, 81 321a z ctl; lower
grades 81 80; Chevaller, 81 80 for Standard and
81 30@l 30 for lower grades; Brewing, 81 31129
1 90 y ctl for fair to choice.
sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer season-lOO, 81 437s; 800. 81 441s: 200,
81 A; 100. 81 44A.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer season-20D, 81 4I14; 100. 81 "A.
CATS-MarKet heavily stocked and very dull and
weak. Black, 81 6O@1 rs q ctl; No White 81 52Ia
al So; No. 2, 81 45@l so; Choice 81 571a@
81 80; Gray, 81 45@i SO; Surprise, 81 6591 STA;
Milling, 81 60@g1 90 a ell.
CORN - Easy and inactive. White. 81 300
/ 321a: Yellow, 81 2714@l 80 for large and
81 27Ja@1 31A for small round.
RYE-Quiet at 81 20Gl 80 for common to choice.
BRAN-Lower at SIT 50@1S so for the best and
SIT y ton for lower grades and outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Lower at $25 q ton for the best and
$24 for other grades.
HAY-Receipts were somewhat larger yesterday.
Wheat, Quotabe at $lC@l4 q ton for fair to
good and ST. ga 10 for choice; oat. s9@I2; Wild Dat,
sl0@12; Barley, $s9il; Alfalfa Sl2Sl3; Clover
sTTAwrQuotable at 45G55c p bale.
MILLsrUFfs : Ground Barley s29@So. The
bers charge $27 p ton; Rye Flour. 312c q 10; Rye
Meal. &c; Graham Flour, S1ge; oatmeal 4s4e; oat
Groats, SCI Cracked Wheat, 524e; Buekwheat Flour.
SC; Pearl Barley, 41sG434c p H.
sEEDs-Yelow Mustard, s293 IS 2 et; Brown
Mustard 81 5G9S ? etl Flax 81 5os2 76 Canary
DRIED PEasNNiiss, 81 4o@l 80 q ctl; Green,
70; Split feas. &C p u.
WHEAT r., at 81 1892 T etl:
Feed Corn, s2s92S SO: Cracked Corn, $2S@29 y
ton; Hominy 414c . n
quotable SO 1903 SO p Ell; Pea, sS@3 Is: Small
white ssS i9 Pa sg9 = ct ke fas s Mi and and
PoTAToEs-The market was somewhat steadier
all around yesterday. sweets. 34@gl 14c q ID In
SACKS and 4@lsts in boxes Garnet Ghilss. R 500
60G7Cc; Peerless 60@75c p ctl.
ONIONS-Lower at 81 cog 20 p ctl.
and gniet rek in ro ad so au
ID; common 1air, I71: @2212c; store Butter,
I21agl6e; picked 5 roll 2gD95Aae; hrkin l7@lse
cHEEsE-GOod to choice mild new. s1s@loe;
fsE 7Ssc fancy l01sle e III Young A@sr 1ec
Eastern e@l2c p 10.
PoULTkY-Most good stock is firm and old Roost-
ers and Hens are especially so. turkeys alone are
weaker. The demand for young BOOSTERS and broii-
and MOI s for Yf eas Geese
Is; DUCKS, s4g,5 FOR old and s. soSe fsT
DO. Old: secs 50: FTyers. s4a4 50: broilsTs,
So 1904 for large and ~ 50@3 = dozen for small.
GAME-The demand for Quail and Ducks is brisk
and prices are firm. venlson and Hare rather
quiet Very Little damaged stock 3 coming in
.Ss So G". Jack s4fpt 81 MaarGs SGT sprs
u 25@3 rs: Teal 81 50@S3; wldgeon, 81 50@2;
son, 10 Toe: Doves. S0a7sc . dozen; Hare. 81 25
81 10; Rabbits, 81 26@l 90 for Cottontalls, and
EGGS-Fancy Eastern are 11c higher. Home
Eggs are dull Fancy Eastern, oqota6le at 2.12@2sc
California 27IESS2lac for store and s4@S6c for
HONEY Choice white Comb, ouotablc at s@1oe;
do; IN LIB frames, q 2c ordinary Comb 7@712c;
White EXTRACTED. 5!s96c; amber, 4la@5c u.
FRESH FRUlT-Iabe Grapes continue to i'm
prove slowly Wine Grapes are in fair demand. but
the winemen want to buy low Wine Grapes are
bringing from 81 to SO more in the sonoma Valley
than on this market A carload of Oregon Apples
out OF demand. Hnckeberries are much higher.
Cape Cod Cranberrles, S10@l0 SO p Dbl; Raspber-
berries, iU@I2c = ID: grapes. SU@56c . box for
sweetwater. ,So@50c q box for Museats, 3O@t0c
OF Peru, 25@35c for black Mavoise. s5@75c
2 box Tor 1okay, according TO color. 509 l5c for
Wine Grapes $le@17 2 ton for sweet and Slo@15
for sour; other black Vine Grapes, $l2@l5 p ton:
5e eT jo Haas f so5os
= box for double-layer boxes: White Figs, 35@5Oc:
PEACHES Soc : box and 75ss5c basket eps and
3lk@41ac q 10 in bulk; Apples, 40e@sl q box for
81 = box; Strawberries, $i@7 = chest Tor large
rietles and $40 for Longworths
box Sicily Lemous, SIS 50@S; riverside Lemons,
SS@4; Los Angeles Lemons S2@3; Mexican Lines,
$495: Bananas, $l@2 90 g bunch; Pineapples, $50
DRIED FRUITs-The market continues dull. Ap-
nounced decline. Pitted Plums are firm and wanted,
but Prunes are duh and lower. The quotations
are for fruit In sacks unless otherwise specified:
Evaporated Apples (boxesl quotabie at II
@lSc = 10; sliced, s@se 2 10; quartered. 71a@se
Peaches. 14@i5c; bleached Apricots SACKS, LAG
l7I9e: boxes, l7@ls13c y II; White Nectariues,
3H@Sa4c . 10; Pears I0@i212c for common
aud lsql5c Tor quartered uupeeled Eartletts.
Layers fancy. 50 rs choice, s2@2 is: fair to good
81 1901 so G box, with the usual advance for frac-
NursmNew crop settshell AlmSnds. l4@l5s
&c; Hickory Nuts. SOS; Pecans. lO@ll: Fiberts
lli9@121ac; Brazil Suts nominal al 12@l212c q
vEGETABLEsSTomatoes are moving off freely.
Cucumbers are. higher Summer Squash is in
SO Q ton: Egg Plant, s5@5Oc . box: Green
okra, 5o@eS 9 box; Green Peppers, 25@4oc for
boxes, 25935c 4 box for River and 50a6Uc p
box for BAY: Green Corn, 65e@sl 20 e. sack and
Alameda Summer squash, 2b@i0e g box for Bay;
Lima Beans, Pee q d.: Cucnmhers, S5@50c p
for large: cabbage 75e ! eli: Feed Carrots. 500
65; Turnips. 75e Beets, ST. Parsnips, 81 % q ct;
PRoVISIoS S-Eas ern covered Breakfast Bacon,
quotable at lS@lS1sc Q n: California smoked
l3@islac for l2ht; 1s1s@i4c for extra light:
Bacon Sides siz@s44c n Eastern susar cured
salt, l214@l2l.c Q 10; refrigerator cured. 1870
1870; Lard tierces, Eastern, all kinds, s@914c;
cases, 1p@l0l%e: California tierces. 914@9Iac:
half-bbls, s12@9s4c; tins, 0c; pats lob. l01ac;
do. 5,ie; l014c; kegs. ass4@lec Z 10; Mess Beef,
81 50@l2: clear Pork. $40 5000: extra prime,
sig 5o@l5; extra clear $1,000 So mess mess do,
Pigs Feet $l2@l2 80 g Dbl; Smoked Beef, 11s4@
lie q ID.
HOPS-Unchanged at 321s@s5c p ID.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers Slac
p ID: medium, &c q ID; light, 51ac ID; Cowhides,
6lac: sated Kip, 6@7c; sailed Calf, 5000; dry
Hides, usual selection, lie; dry kips. l0@lO12c;
dry Calf, 1e@1019c; prime Goatskius. 40G5oc each
medium do. z5G35c; small SKINS l0@20c: Deer
skins, good summer. 30@35c; medium, 25c: thin,
zoe q ID: sheepskins. shearings, lO@2Oc; short
wool, 30650c: medium. 65@90c: long wool, 90 a
81 20 q To- Culls of all kinds 1s less. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher
TALLow-Fair to good rendered, 31ac q ID;
refined 5@5l4c; Grease 2sz @3c . H.
WOOL-Fall clips quotable as follows:
Choice Northern, l4@l6c: defective Northern. 12@
13c; Mountain free, 11@l4c; san Joaquin aud
Southern defective. 5000. We quote spring clips:
Eastern Oregon, l4@l20c: Valley Oregon. 20G23c;
Nevada, 15(1l1c; choice Northern 1914 @320c HUM
boldt and Meudocino, 20t922c q ID.