The morning call., 1890-12-02

FloUR-Net cash prices are as follows; Family
extras, 81 l5@si 25; Bakers extras, 81 o5@l is;
city superine S3@3 %; interior brands SiGi rs
for extras and SS@y3 rs E Dbl for superfne.
THEAT-Stocks OF Wheat in city and outside
Call Board warehouses December 1st were 2lO,36S
tons No comparison can be given with the stocks
November LIST. as warehouses at Stockton are
included In this months exhibit. The market yes
terday was in good tone, with moderate offerings
No. l, 81 500 3212; No. 2. ST. 271aGl 2S34
choice 81 3212; extra choice, for milling 81 37Jb
Gl 40; Sonora, 81 2712@1 80 :. ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSING.
ssBuyer 10000, 81 3214; 700. 81 32IA BUYER
season-9o0, 81 4212; 500, 81 42I4.
CALL sAI.Es-AFrEREooS
Prices were lower Buyer 10000 81 3l5s
Buyer season-200, 81 40; 1900 81 AIS.
BARLEY-Stocks An city warehouses December
LIST were lOsS0 tons, against s542 tons November
LIST. Receipts in November were S135 tons. The
market yesterday morning was firm, with an ad-
vance in options. No. Feed. 81 47I2@l 4s34 {;
choice, 81 SO; lower grades 81 AS Chevaiier 81 90
81 sraa 81 l9 rswiag 81 4o@ 42 for Lower
choice.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
Buyer season-50O, 81 52I@: 100 81 525s; lOO
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
The market dropped cents. BUYER seasou-lOO
81 5I7s; 100, 81 515s: 100. 81 81; 100, 81 5OsS;
400, 81 50s4; 100, 81 503s.
aS pehs IN ey Ea lst
Receipts IN November were zoos tons Yesterdays
Bae for seed s2@9 10 ct " COMMON siPek
81 1901 30 ? ell: No. / White. 81 s5; No. 2.
/ IS: Surprise. 81 95e92 %: Milling, 81 ; Ell
CoEN-StOcks in city warehouses December lst
Ts5s tons S sos Finest
heavy receipts and Increased stocks gave the mar
were very heavy, the disposition was to sell and
both Yellow and White were quoted lower and
RYE-Quoted at 81 So p ctl.
BRA n IN city warehouses December 1st
eelpts in November were 25a9 tons ouOtabie at ST
OIL So = ton for the best anu $50 q lower
grades and outside brands.
MlDDLINGS-QuotabIe at S25@26 p ton for the
best and S24 for other grades.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at $2I@12S = ton.
HAY-Receipts continue to moderate Wheat
sl2@l6 = ton for fair to good and sl7@ls p ton for
sl0@l4 so: barley and oat. si0@SI4; Wheat and
Dat; $l2@le; Alfalfa. sl2@l3 :. ton.
MILLsTUFFs-GroundB Barley, $500 80 . ton Tho
mills sell oilcake Meal at SIS u ton net the Job
Meal. 2Iac; Graham Flour. 2s4c: Oatmeal DC isSc
oat Groats, 414c: Cracked Wheat, Sc; Buckw
flsRf IS EsaT Rs5sS g
Mustard g zoos Z Sn; FisS " 51g2 50; Canary
9SsS14c 9 ~ G;,n A,Iata egs'4c Rape lS2l4e
DRIED PEAs"Siies, 81 s0a2 p c.l; Green, 50 rs
BUCk% liz HEA Tx lie az t 81 81 rs cu.
CoRNMEAL. ETc.-Table Meal. a54@314c y 10;
Feed Corr s29 5e9s0; Cracked Conn., $50 q ton;
BEASs-No change of any consequence. Rayos 81 I;
TX,
35 Reds. 81 s5@3; Limas, So 20; Buffers, $3
'PoTAToEs Yesterdays wharf sales were as fol-
lows: Sweets. SlGl 90 2 ctl In sacks and s2@2 so
in boxes: Burbank Seedlings. 75@90c for Rivers
Early Rose, 7oGsoe; Peerless, sl@l 10 . eli.
oNIoNS.Q9oted at sS013 20 for good to choice
sUTTEK-very weak. lhe top figure is not often
obtained now Fancy. S7ls@4Jc; good to choice,
IL; Store suier, i5@i7hSe picked r dig sossd;
hrEin; 2sG926e; Eastern creamery, SOC q 10.
feeling: Good to choice mild new is quoted at
1212@l314c; fair, 11@1ec; fancy, lac: Young
Amercas, lS@d &C. cased Cheese, 1ac additional;
PoULTRY-The Eastern stock is now almost
prices. Dressed Turkeys l5QSl7c: live Turkeys IA
| @l5c for Gobb!ers and l4@15c for Heus Geese. q
young; Hens s4@5; BOOSTERS young, $4GD5; do old.
$4@5 Fryers. 81 so: Brothers, So 50 for large ana
GAME-Ducks sold remarkably well for Monday.
Quail are quotable at 75e@sl 20 = doz; English
S y doz; Canvasoacks, So: sprig, sz@3 so: Teal,
81 25@l so; widseon, q 50@l IS; small Ducks.
Brant 81 so; Honkers 81 5Oes5; venson. = y 10 !;
Doves - dozen; Hare s q 5o@ 81 70; Rabbits
EGGs-weak and quiet. The tendency is down
Fancy Esier she ao5 9Ss to TO- choice
and 421a@45e q doz for fine ranch Nv ~ ''O''
NE Honey has aso asalH gone up and Is
| l21sc: do, in lib frames. 13Ia@l41ac; ordinary
| Comb, s@Ilc: White extracted, 612@7c; amber. So
| BEEswAX-ouotabie at 2214@25c p n.
FRESH FRUIT-Hardly enough berries came in
TO quote yesterday. Fresh Grapes sold little bet.
ter, but leftover stock worked off at l5611Oc
| ~ box. Perslmmons are quotable at 75cMs1 %
y box. wisconsin Cranberres, $lU6lO 90 q
Dbl; Cape COD Cranberries, S11@l1 80 p Dbl; Rasp-
berries, = q chest; Grapes. 2516Oc for Mus
cats, 2aG5Oc p box for verdes, 2oer50c p box for
Rose OF Peru, 50@65c p box for 1okay and SO
| 975c . box for Cornichou; Apples, 4O@75c p box
Tor common to good, Slt6l 70 for choice and 81 IS
81 on for fancy, while fine Siskiyou sptzenbergs
bring VI 1909: Pears, 60@75c for common and
| Srrayy har lac
| worths.
CITRUS FRUIT. ETC. -The Panama steamer
brought 1887 cases Mexican Lanes. Vacaville
| Oranges. 81 25@1 80 y small box; Sicily Lem.
ons 81 5c@S 81 q box; California Lemons. S2@3 y
| box Tor common and "a 50@5 for choice; Mexican
| Lines IS 500 q; Bananas, 81 1902 90 p bunch
| Pineanpies. s. as y dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-The quotations are for fruit In
sacks unless otherwise specified. Evaporated Apples
tboxes): lug lc sliced, TIE; quarered, 7c Pitted
| Plnms, l1@121ac: peeled eyaporated Peaches % u
@2F12c y 10: bieached Peaches, l0@gl 1I@c; com
| 14@lSc: boxes. lS@l9c Is 10: White Nectarines
ll@lSc 2 Id; California Prunes. sGll0o; Grapes, 3ia
| @oa4 c q ft Pears, SC y 10 for common and LOG
lie for quartered unpeeled Bartletts Figs 2La@
! 3tac; do. pressed. In boxes, s@5c 2, n.
| hAlSlNS-Layers fancy, are quotabie at 81 Is ;
choice. $2G12 TO- fair TO good. 81 1901 SO r box
| with the usual advance for fractional boxes.
| NUTS-ChestIuts, I2b9tll5c: softshelI Almonds
149l4Iac q n papershell do. lao sc; walnuts 901
| Ice; do papersEe. 1l156a12I2c: Chile Walnuts
| 99lOc; Peanuts 5@6c d Ii for domestic: Hickory
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