The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-15
Produce Market.


FLOUR - Net cash prices are: Family ex-
tras, "a 25d4 so; Bakers extras. 81 Is a 4 rs;
city superhne, S3G3 80; interior brands, S494 SO
for extras aud 1898 % 2 Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Was weaker in all positions yesterday
in sympathy with declining foreign markets The
quotations are as follows: No. !, 81 321h9l 50;
No 2, 81 30@l 3l4; choice, 81 1914; extra choice,
for milling, 81 3742@l 40; Sonora, 81 3O9l 321s
q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNING.
Buyer 9O-lOo. 81 347s. Buyer season-3OO,
81 1875; 800, 81 AZ; 100, 81 43i4.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer 10000, 81 BAYS. Buyer season-lOO.
81 1855; SEQ 81 43I4.
BARLEY-was strong at the advance. No. 1,
Feed, 81 50@l 52la: lower grades 81 45Gl 471%;
Chevaier 81 55al 50 for standard 81 4O91 45
for lower grades; Brewing, 81 559l 621a . etl for
fair to choice.
sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer '90-100, 81 5O2s 300. 81 5OIa. Buyer
season 200. 81 $3.50: 800, 81 ST. May = 100
81 1914; 800, 81 1885. Buyer May-2OO, 81 81;
800, 81 5i14.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Buyer '9o-lOo, 81 81; 200. 81 50s4. Buyer sea-
son = 700 81 So; 200. 81 56i4. Seller '91-2OO
SIP.
oATS-Fair iobbing demand at the high prices.
The quotations follows: Black, for seed.
S2@2 10 2 ctl; common Black. 81 e5@l 80 q ctl:
No. | White, 81 1904 g; No. 2. 81 6oa1 SIG;
surprise, 81 so@l 80; Milling. 81 77h q s21a
y ell.
making nearly 5000 centals IN two days Neverthe
less Yelows firmly held at the advanced
prices. White aud Yellow were both quoted at
RYE.unchanged at 81 321a@1 50 ctl.
BRAN-Uncbanged at S2l 5U922 for the best and
$50 y ton for lower grades and outside brands.
MIDDLINGS-Lower at $26@27 q ton for the
best and S25 for other grades.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotabie at s27@2s o ton.
HAYmsevera, changes appear Fine Barley Hay
and Sl7@lS for choice; Oat slO@l5: Wild Dat,
Sl0@l4 90; Barley, S1O@5l4 80; Barley and Oat,
slOael4 Wheat and oat. Sl29l6; Alfalfa. $l2@l3
q ton.
sTBAw-ouoted at 70@sOc . bale.
mills sell oilcaSe Meal at s25 i ton net, the Job
bers charge $27 q ton; Rye Flour. 31ac I. ID; Rye
Greats Great 81 5c Cracked Wheat ei roar
&c: Pearl Barley, 4la@4s4c y H.
Mustard s. 5o@s eli; Flax. s. 5oSa IS; canary S
3@3t4c q 10; Alfalfa, S@S12c; Rape, l@2Ac;
DRIED PEAs-Niies. 81 S7Ik@l so p ctI: Green,
So ~; Blaekeye' 81 So9i 75 Split Peas; &c q d.
CoRNMEAI. ETC.WTable Meal. 3iaassic p 10:
Feed Corn. $29 50@S0 90; Cracked Corn, SS0@31
1Gl sof ya 4f change worthy of note The
demand for all varieties is fair. Bayos $4@pl 10 q
e Pea g 7! Ho eli L. Small mail White WI ~ sog2 go
Buffers, 81 5092 rs q ell.
POTATOES Receipts are too large and the mar
sacks and 81 so in boxes Garnet Chiles, 90cG
$l@l 50 for Salinas; River Reds 75@95c; Early
Rose, 60@7Oc; Peerless, eo975c . ctlfOr ordinary
oSI0NsNIn light receipt at sseD3 25 p ell.
BUTTER-Both fresh and picked are in moderate
stock and very firm at the advanced prices. Fancy,
@25c q 10; store Butter, 15@1712c; picked roll,
25@30c: tirkln, 2S@26c; Eastern creamery SOC 9 70.
fair, 11@ll1sc; fancy, l3la@l4c q 10: Young
Americas. $50 Sc. cased Cheese, 1ac additional;
POULTRl-The market was demorazed and
gluted yesterday by the arrival of large quantity
of hnr sfne au1I wv nf Nh dat
s6@7 for Hens. So@6 for young Boosters. sos 80
Ducks and 81 20 for Geese. Home stock sold
as follows: Dressed Turkeys le9l9c q II: live Tur-
Keys, 14@lec e ii for Gobbers and l4@l6c for
Hens; Geese, q pair, 81 50@l rs; Ducks, 81 500
so for old and So for young; Hens, 81 50@6;
BOOSTERS, Young. "a 5o@e; do, old: s6@5 SO:
Fryers. 81 so: Broilers, 81 for large and $3@3 so q
GAME-Receipts of Ducks were very large yester-
ttanyashacss, si@5: sprs. 81 7sSs IS; Teal.
"a 95 Gray Geese, 81 90; White Geese, 81 %;
hrsn. q 5o@l 70; v en- mir, Doves 500
tails, and 81 25@1 37la for small.
EGGS-The gap between Eastern and California
thereof in marked failing of in the demand. Some
dealers are reducing their asking prices to keep
doz: good to choice Eastern 22ls@2ec; California,
DO, in I'm frames. l2@l3c ordinary Comb, S@9c;
"Bi.e sSS SG at ss1sgsSe : h. ~
FRESH FRUlT-Siskiyou Apples are selling high,
but white and green Bay Apples are dull and weak.
Grapes continue in large supply. Wisconsin Gran
berries, SO = Dbl: Cape Cod Cranberries S1I@
i SO q Dbl; Kaspberries, $l0@14 q chest; grapes
l712@40c for Muscats, l71a@l3oc for Verdeils $50
35c for Rose OF Peru, 6935c for Black Mavoise 40
65c q bx for okay, according color, and 5O7oc
for Cornichon; Wine Grapes, $s@l3 q tot: Apples,
40975c q box for common to good, Sl6Dl 70 for
choice and 81 35@p1 80 for fancy while fac Siski-
you sptzenberSs run up as high as 81 10: Pears, 81
@l I6 for large boxes; Strawberries, SlU(D12 q
chest for large varieties and - for Longworths.
CITRUS FRUIT. ErC.-Mexican Lines lower.
Sicily Lemons, quotabie at $7&S q box: California
Lemons. $4@5; Mexican Lines, 81 50915: Bananas.
81 25@2 SO 4 bunch; Pineappes. $3&5 q dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-All varieties less
quiet. The quotations for fruit In sacks
unless otherwise specified. Eyaporated Apples
lboxes) lie; sliced, 7i9@sc; quartered. &c: Pitted
Plums, 11la@l21zc: peeled evaporated Peaches.
221a@27 nc a II: beaehed Peaches, lO@l4c: com.
mon sundried DO, sole: bleached Aprcots, sacks.
14@lSc: boxes, ls(Gl9c y H. White Nectarnes,
l7@lSe y 10: California Prunes S@10c: Grapes, 3A
@4i4c &, 10 Pears, 7@712c y 10 Tor common and
1e911c for quartered unpeeled Bartletts Figs, 21a
43Iac; do, pressed In boxes 4615c p 10.
RAISINS-Layers fancy, are quotable at 81 10;
choice, $2s2 10; fair to good, 81 1901 30 D box,
with the usual advance for fractional boxes.
NUTS-Chestnuts, l2ts@l5c; softsheil Almonds
14l5c q IL; papersheil do. l5e1l6c; walnuts, 100
1O1ac; do papersnell. ll1a@12yac: Chile Walnuts,
9@l0c Peanuts, 412@6lac for domestic; Hickory
Nuts 1850: Pecans, 2N@Dlic for small and l5S9
lSc for large: Filbers. l21ac; Brazil Nuts 19@2Oc
q 10; Cocoannts s5l6 q 100