The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-29

storage paid-iOO. 81 OF. January-z00. 81 OS.
100, 81 1879; 800 81 1918 December-IOO.
81 O4ss: 500. 81 o4la. seller 's3. storage paid
BARLEY.Brewingi is neglected and lower. Feed
shows no change. Futures are lower again. No. l
dsfs COAST BTe%ns sosSc e
Chevalier. 75@9Oc for lower grade.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'eIock-May-200t tons,
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN--May-lOo tons.
Sac; loo. $3.50; 100; $685.; 400 sS12c Decem-
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-May-1O0 tons. s33sc;
200, s315c: 100, s35sc. Decemoer-2OO, 7o$4c.
OATS-Prlces are 212c lower all around over
$4,000 culs arrived yesterday on an already heavily
stocked market. Milling is quorabe at 81 l2Ia@
good to choice, al iO@I is . cit; common to
fair, @1 O71a; Red, 97c@sl 06: Black. S5c9
G. RT-over 5000 It's came IN yesterday. RE
market is dull and weak Large Yellow quota6le at
RYE-OHerings sre moderate, but the market is
quiet at $3.50 @s3s4c q ctl.
BRAN-Libcral receipts from Oregon keep the
market weak at Si5 60@l6 so . ton for the
the best and SIS for OUTSIDE brands
MIDDLISGS-Quoted at sls(92l p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Sl7 50@lo 80 q ton.
HAY-ArrivaIs are lighter again but the market
o. = ton below the following wholesale quotations
for rope bound: Wheat S10G14 2 ton: Wheat and
Alfalfa, s10@i0 90: Clover, slo@Gi; Compressed,
Sll@lS; Stock, Sc 6OgS 9 ton;
STRAW-QuOted at 4 12U5I I2c q Daie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rolled Barley Is
Wholesale and $S7 so iobbing; Rye Flour. 31ac
p 10 Rye Meal SC p ID Graham Flour, Sc; Oat-
meal. 414c . 10 Dat Groats, SC: Cracked Wheat,
S14c; Buc. wheat Flour. 5@512c; Pearl Barley.
41415c u II.
SEEDS-Mustard and Alfalfa firm and offer
ing very moderately. yellow Mustard, 81 60@2 rs;
Brown Mustard. s212 20 q ctl; Fax. so rs
o. 90 Imported Canary. 4i4c q ID; Alfalfa. SAG
sc = 10; Rape, Is4@214c q ID; Hemp 3$4c 2 10
DRIED PEAS-Quet and more or ess nominal
Not coming Blackeye, 81 bU6Di IS: Niles,
81 5O@l so q ctl; Green, 81 60@l IS; Split Peas
BGCKwHHEXT-ouoted at 81 10 p ctl
CoRNMEAL ETC.-Table Meal 21s@3e 3 10;
Feed Corn. s2O@21; Cracked Corn, 500 5O@2l so
BEANS-Dealers complain of the utter stagna-
ton Of the market There are plenty of Beans
Large White ne,' s 7Oei so ; Ell: Small White.
/ 90; Limas. 81 eO@2 O5; Buffers. 81 1901 SIS .
ctl for small and 81 $50 for large.
70 @sI y CT; Garnet Ghiies. 4O@5Oc; Early Rose,
30335c; Salinas burbanks 60975c; River Bur
bangs s9@S5e; River Reds SS SgaI 2 etI
BUTTER-The market is not at all brisk at the
advance, though il shows no signs of weakness
Fair tn choice Creamery, SO@35c: Dairy squares.
22I2430c: fancy Dairy rolls. 27@29c; good to
choice, 24926c p 10; common to tair. ls@221sc;
Creamery tub, 26Cd271ac; Picked Roll, l9922c;
CHEESE Rather easy than otherwise. Goodlto
choice mild new is quotable at lIi2@l21a; fancy
cas- / I@l3c p n: Eastern. l3Ia@l4c q u; West
POULTRY-Arrivals OF Dressed Turkeys yester-
Gay were 12O tons California and 40 tons from
Oregon. This is about the average quantity two
days before thanksgiving. The market WAS brisk
and firm at ISQ2Oc in the morning. but weakened
off under heavy stocks to l69 SC IN the after
pri es Live Turkeys are 0uotable at l5@117c 2 ID
for Gobblers and lb@l7c for Hens: Geese " pair,
BOOSTERS. young. s5Q6 2 doz: do old, 81 50@5 SO;
FIyers 50 so; Broilers, S4@4 20 for large and nd
$SQ3 so 3 dozen for small: Pigeons. 81 6O@l 10
2 dozen for young ana 81 for old.
GAME-The market is lower, as arrivals are Id
mep ahS op 1an G 75es Dozen Maard Sos
Canyssback, 50 50(14 2 dozen; Sprig 81 2!12;
Teal 7ses dgz Mids ss q s1l o 25 W Shn
Geese, Sl@1 90; Brant, 81 so p dozen for large
and sl@l 20 for small; Honkers. So 5O@4
75c9S1: Hare. S al 25. Rabbits 81 25@l So
EGGS-Stocks are ample. but not excessive. ana
mon to good Eastern, 2219Q 71bc: California store
Eggs: 2742@35c; ranch Eggs, 3713c v dozen Tor
small and off color, 40@421ac per dozen for large
white and 35c for interior
HONEY-Comb rules firm at the advance, with
more demand Extracted is dull at the old prices.
dark to light amber; water-white extracted, 90
b1ac: light amber extracted. 4s4@5c; dark amber
extracted. 414@415c z u
BE ESW AX-Quoted at p 6l23c q 10.
ORCHARD FkUITS-supplies OF Apples are not
as exec sive as they have been. but there are
enough here for all purposes. Ounces are slow
Pears are neglected. Persimmons are ouotabIe at
good 10 choice and S5ta6Oc Tor common to FAIR and
9cc@sl . bx for choice REQ; Pears 2595oe 2 o1
GRAPES able kinds are stiil in large supply
and slow at 2O@40c q box. Wine GIanes are dis
appearing and are largely nominal At S1GlO o ton
for all kinds
CRANE ERRIFs-wisconsin.s So 5O@7 SO; Jersey
CITRUS FRUTIs-There are not many Oranges
on the market, as the season has not yet fairly
opened, Some fine Naves from Auburn brought
IS p box. Mandarin Oranges quotable at 81 25@
l so p box; Riverside Navel, - box; Los
Angeles Seedlings. sl@I 70: Los Angeles Naveis,
saga p box; vacaviie Oranges. in small boxes
81 2 box: orovilIe oranges. 81 5000 D box for
Oranges, 50 5O@3 q box: Sicily Lemons = y
box: California Lemons, sl@2 for common and
~ oo@s - BOZ Tor gooa TO choiee E menIc an
z bunch; Pine Apples, 1894 2 doz.
DRIED FRUIT-Everythng on the list is weak.
and stocks or all descriptions are large Ungraded
Prunes are hard to dispose OF. Pears are quot
able at 6@7c q u for bleached halves and 4@6c
tered Tor 45c n fpr siesd ana @sc
for evaDorated; Bleached Peaches, e@7c; sun
Ollie = ID; Royals iU@ilc for bleached and 60
&c for un-dried; Prun es. 414@434c for the four
sizes and s@4c for ungraded; rluns, 5@6c 2 n
495c for pressed and 203c for Impressed; White
Nectarlnes 6(97c; Red Nectarlnes 5@6c o n.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Duli and weak
at the recent decline. San Francisco quotations
are areas as follows; London LAYERS SCI 20 oGn;
tiers, 81 60@i rs: loose Muscatels in sacks. 2s4 %
Sac . n Tor thIee-crown and 2@214c for two
NUTs-Almonds rule firm. Walnuts and Peanuts
are steady. Chestnuts quotable at l21ac: Wal
nuts, 6s4@734c q 10 for hardsben S@DSlac q n for
softshell and - for paper shell; softshell AL
mOnds. 1l@l2c: hardshell do. 596c; paper-she.
121a1l312c q 10: Peanuts. a9412c p 10 for do
nestle; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c; ecaDs, $3.50 for
rough and lie for polisbed; Filberts, 912910c;
Brazil Nuts. 99l0c Cocoanuts. S405 3 100
VEGETABLFS-Green Peas are scarce and
higher. No String Beans coming in at the moment
Dried Okra. l2120 Sc q ID: Dried Peppers, 5@17c
2 70; Tomatoes, 35075c p bx; Green Peas Case:
String Beans. - q 10; MaTrowfat Squash, s7@S
2 ton; Cabbage, soc q ctl; Feed Carrots 40@50c;
1urnips 75c; Beets, Use; Parsnips. 81 rs; Garlic,
A@lc p D.
PROFESSIONALISM Is weak Hams are easy
| though spot stocks rather lighter at the mo-
ment Bacon shows less weakness than the others
Bacon is Quotable at l20l3c q 10 Tor heavy aud
| medium l49l sc for light and 16c for extra light
Eastern Suear-cured Hams, l21a Gl3c; California
Hams, lO@12c q D. Eastern Lard tierces, sc y 10
for compound ana lO12@l1c for pure; pals
l2c q 10; California. tierces 712c for compo uud
| and loo p 10 for pure: half-bbls. lOLac p n:
| l0-fo tins lie; 10 5-ib. l11ac; Mess Beef So;
extra mess do 50 q Dbl: family do, $40 5O@ IL I;
extra prime PORK, Sl3@13 so; extra clear, $22
2 Dbl; mess. SIS y Dbl; Smoked Beef, 1917 "a
| lie r 10
HOPS-Quet and unchanged at 16@1s1ac p 10
HIDES AND SKINS-Hesvy salted steers 4ia@D
| DC a u; medium. &c light 30D314c; Cowhides, SO
| 314c; sailed Kip, &C "a 10; saited Calf, &c;
sated Veal. SC; dry Hides. usual selection,
| 6@6Iac; dry Kips and CaIf. 63612c; prime