The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

80; Garyanzas, S2-OO02S5; horse beans,
Seeds Brown mustard, $3.75; yellow mustard,
nominal: haxseed. $2.T543. carload lots: canary.
othy. nominal; hemp. 4c: millet 2gt G3Isc per
10; broom corn seed. S24G25 per tdn.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at S2.2JG2. so;
Niles, $3d3-2J asked per ctI
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Eariy arrivals of vegetables fuom the south
ern part OF the state were just about sufficient
70 balance requirements and everything choice
round prompt sale at good figures. There were
some liberal cOnsignments Of peppers and beans
received late in the dav. bur evan thev found
puyers at steady rates. Receipts Of tomatoes
from around the bay showed marked de
crease aud prices We're higher in consequence
Duilness continued TO dominate ule market for
potatoes and onions, but there was better
Ieehng In both, as it was CENTRALLY believed
that the storm would check the movement in
this direction, temporarily at least
Potatoes (per ctl)-River whites, 656S5c for
ianey ana 39q60e for eommonS Salinas Bur
banks, $1-25@1.55; Oregon Bulbanks, $1.159
l.SO; sweet potatoes. $1.JOd1.75.
Onions-556 6rT5c per Genital
egetables-Tomatoes. T5e@Sl, per box; green
peas, s0lOc per ID; string bears. 1GG12lac per
ID; wax beans. 1O612lSe per 1b; lima beans.
S@9c per ID; summer squash. 81 .25611 80 per
box; green peppers. 10612kc per 10 for bell
and 50lOc for chile; garlic. Ease per ID: cab
bage, 81 per etl; caulihOwer. 65<d75c per doz-;
turnips, 65@75c per sack; carrots 6JGT5c per
per doz-; marrowfat squash, $10td15 per ton
Poultry and Came
When business in dressed turkeys was re-
sumed yesterday morning the besE lots were held
at the prices established Tuesday. most
sellers asking &c pound for prime stock but
so many tradesmen were kept away from the
market by the rainy weather that business was
quiet and sellers reduced their asking prices
TO 2og26c in order TO interest hEIyers. Business
picked up around noon, however, and the mar
ket strengthened again, fine big gObblers sell
ing readily at 21c, while hens did not bring over
26c as a rule The market was well cleaned
up on desirable stock at the close, and only
obliged TO carry fat birds over Small and thin
stock, which formed a large percentage OF the
offerings. sold at wide range. fair 10 good
lots selling at 2OU23c. while 5ony birds sold
stock cleaned up better than expected though
nearly all handlers were carrying more or less
or a surplus Of such early in the afternoon
Live turkeys were neglected apSl easy, but re-
them after Thanksgiving and not inclined
to accept the low prices Offe red by bargain
hunters There was not much doing in chick
ems, but they, too, were held at steady fig
ures. Game in fair request and several
kinds of duck and most descriptions of geese
did better.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. 405 Tor small.
So.5096.5O for large and S749 fdr extras; young
ROSTERS, SIgS; do extras $S5O99; old roosters,
SSoOeI4oO fryers, S5.50I6; large broilers, $3.50
@5.5O; small broilers, $3.5OG4 sucks, seas for
young and S4@5 for old; pigRons, $191.25;
SQUADS, S2-5O@S; geese. $202.J0 per pair.
Turkeys lper poundl-Dressed. 24Q27c for
choice and 1S6l23c for thin live. 2OM21c
Game (per dozen)-Mallard ducks, S4.5O07;
eanvasbacks, S4@S; sprig. So .5Oftj: teal 81 80
t925 widgeOn. $263; small, 81 .5OdS; black
jacks, Sl.50Q2; gray ducks, S...50G3; gray
geese, 81 5063- 30; white geese. 81 5O9g2; brant
81 5042 for small and 81. .506S for Iarge
honkers. SOS; hare, 81 %; cotton tail rab-
bits, S2G2. 80.