The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-26

FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras,
So 4o95 % E bOl; Bakers extras, SIS 659J rs; city
superhue, S. 40@5 50; interior brands. So log
8 80 Tor extras. IS 1908 % p bbI for superfne.
WEEAT-Reerbohn'S OF November 9th says:
III the exports OF Russian Wheat be prohibited by
November 18TH, the quantity shipped since August
LIST will already have reached about $4,000, 0OO
bushels out OF the 4S,000.0O0 bushels which have
hitherto been allowed the extent Of Russa's sur
plus this season. Therefore 10000 900 bushels
would represent the quantity cut off from Western
Europe. In connection with this point, attention
has been drawn TO the fact that the American crop
estimates have been increased materially since the
publication OF the estimates OF probable supplies
and requirements given In the list OF September
18th. At that date. in fact, the American crop
estimated at $50 100000 bushels. whereas now IL
is put at nearly 500 100000 bushels; that, sup
posing other conditions to be eQull. there are 50
100000 bushels more Wheat in the United States to
meet the European deficiency than was considered
to be the case two months ago. This is perfectly
Just argument; but one of the principal effects of
prohibition or Russian exports pointed out
last week, Will be to render Europe almost en- irey
four or ave months state OF things not Conducive
to low prices, especially when it is remembered
CURED to move the Immense quantities OF Corn and
Oats already SOLD for November to February ship
% %hea from tue United states to the exclusion of
Yesterdays market was tame at further de-
for milling 81 s7is&i 80 > ctl. '''' NA'''''
CALL sALEs-MoRSISG.
Buyer 9l - 800, 81 Sc: 100. 81 $685.: 700
zoo q aa%s 200 81 sss4; 1866. 81 81 81 s. 265
81 s25s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooS.
Prices were weaker again. Buyer season-500,
& s ss 1892 SS + ss 500 $780, 81 p sas &c.,
= s21s Buyer o5 'sl0ieoo 81 s61a; 200 81 sS14;
BARLEY-So further change. Choice bright
seed 81 1S5tSi lS No s. aI dZ1$ dark Coast
i sosf s25G ct IT, -'' '''"'A'"' lower s'a'e''
CALL sALEs-MoRS1Ns.
prfca 1saF
sry ss ss $685. 81 s s si oO 2lS s0O
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooS.
The market was weak, Buyer season - 100,
81 2l1a; 200, ~ 2lss; 1Uo, 81 2l14; 300
oAfs-satistactory iobbing trade White, quota.
BILE at 81 S71a@l 40 for good to choice. andsi 259
Gray 81 321a@1 421a Black. 81 75@2 q ctl for
California.
Round Yellow 81 s5is@i sS;. Large Yellow GLOW,
81 27l3; White 81 40Gl IS q ctl. Stocks are
RYE-sl e21a e ct.
BRAN-ouoted at sl992O for choice product, and
MIDDLISGs-Q Quoted at s22@2s 2 ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quoted at S22@23 p ton.
.i2 300 4 for Dat sl5@ Is SO for Wheat and 0 oat
$l2@l4 for Wild Dat, sll 509l3 so for Barley
STRAw-Quoted at 6g@65c E bale.
NIL MILLsTUFfs gre Grouad Barley is quoted at
SIC; Graham flour, sste: Oatmeal s{sc; e Dat
Flour, 4s4o; Pear Barley, 4@4 l4c 4 10.
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard. quotable at 90 eo99 .
1$4@2c; Alfalfa 6@1c; Rape, 21ac; Hemp, 512c;
DRIED PEAsDNnes, quotaOle at 81 s5@l As;
Green. 81 s0@2lU; Eastern Green, 81 10; Backeye,
81 80 StI spTIIt fsas AG 2 r. ,saa
CoRNMEAL. Z rC.aTable Meal quoted at sl4e =
% so q ton; Hominy, 4s4c q ID
BEANS Previous prices rule. Bayos, quotable at
large T. ssS &ns 81 TO- Pea Il VIE 3Ss e g.
PINK 81 5o@l 50; Reds 81 9O@2; Limas 81 log
PorAToEs-An ADVANCE in Sweets was the only
change yesterday Sweets. qnotable at 81 rs
iinSs. 37lg@42iac for Rivers and 75@s21sc Tor
Salinas: Early Rose 3o9371ac; River Reds, s71a
oNIoNs-Contnue steady at soc@sl 10 q cn for
BuTTERSDull and easy. Fancy roll, s4@s5c;
good to choice, s2Q33c; common to fair. 25@3Oc;
store Butter, l7ig@221ac picked roll; 25@2O1ao;
and ~ l2@30c y n for creamery.
CHEEsE-Good to choice mild new. 149l5c q 10;
Cheese. 1ac additional; Eastern. l2gI4o . ID.
PoULThY-Abcut 270 tons OF Dressed Turkeys
market yesterday was too heavily supplied and
somewhat easier than on the preceding day stu
In the market stalls being low. the consump
ton was Large -, Live Turkeys gaotable at lag
loo for Gobbers, l4@l5c for Hens; dressed Tur-
ls ss @ s .. s5s sac
old, s5@5 SO; Fryers 81 o0@5; BroIers, s4(Q4 so
Tor large ana S3QDS oU C. per uoz Tor small.
GAME-Prices were hrmer all around yester-
day. Quail, $lG$l 20 q dozen; Mallard, 81 50@l 90
2 doz; Canyasback, s6Qel2; Sprig, s2o2 SO; Teal,
81 Is: Gray Geese. So So; White Geese, 81 bo
Brant, 81 so; English Snpe, 81; Jack snipe. 81;
Hare, 81 95@l so: Rabbits. ST so for Cottontais
and 81 20 for small.
EGGS-Fancy Sonoma County Eggs were offered
at 40c yesterday without finding buyers and this
shows how weak the market is. California. 300
35c q dozen Tor common to choice store and 37Ia@
4Oc for ranch; Eastern, 35c for fancy; 27I2@3Oc
. dozen for good to choice aud 26@26c for common
HONEY : Extracted is qnotable at 5l4@os4c
quoted at l2@l3cT ID for white In Lib frames
and 101l2c In 2-it frames
BEES%AX-QuOteda at 22Q24c y 10.
FRESH FRUiT-Grapes again advanced yester-
day Persmmons are 9uotable at 81 25@l so
sranates ST 25i 90 ) BOX &c Cape Cod CTanberries
80 60@s so e Dbl: cultivated Pacifcs. $e@l0;
Wine Grapes, $s@l2 2 ton: ounces. 25@60c q
box; Grapes, 60@6hc 2 box for Muscat 5OQDs5c =
box for Black. 66975c o box for Tokay, 6O9b0c u
box for verdeils; Apples, 35o@$l 20; Pears, 500
CITRUS FRUITs-Mexican Oranges. 80 SO p case:
japanese Oranges, $l@l rs 2 box; Winters Oranges.
81 SO q small box. Sicily Lemons, 81 5udS u box;
choice; Mexican LINES s3@4; California Lures,
eoc@sl; Bananas,$l 50@3 50 p bunch; Fineappes,
DRIED FRU1T-while Peaches In general are
weak. dealers report more tone TO strictly
choice Peaches. We quote carload and
large iobbng lots 10 sacks on on the San
rated Peaches, Il@l3c; Sundried Peaches, 2@3Iac:
Blcached Peaches, .4@5lac y 10: SnndrIed
6iae; Apples, e@e12c for eyaporated In boxes.
| so i1ac for sliced and 212@3c for quartered:
Pitted Plums, 4ia@6c; unpitted Plums 2(@3c;
| sizes; German Prunes, 4@5c: Red Ncctarlhes go
| &c; White Nectarines, oD8c; Figs. Impressed,
s@sasc; Figs pressed S@ti5e Eyapo rated Pears
RAIsTNs : Layers. fancy. 81 4o@l 50; coed