Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-19
IAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, December lstl

values We quote: Not cash price for Family
Extras, 81 zoos z Dbl; d Bakers Extras u FOG
IS: 5uperfne, So 1908 80.
WHEAT-Trade is slow at easy prices. The
situation at foreign centers does not encourage
exporters to ship in those directions at prices
ruling in local circles. Values here are to some
extent, nominal, because offerings are not being
pressed, and buyers do not appear at all anxious
to trade. n heat that comes up to the No. l
standard is quotable at 81 As 2 ctl, being at least
PIC lower than week ago.
BARLEY-Holders of strictly choice feed
clingto the higher figure, but the response from
buyers is neither prompt nor general. Old feed
is receiving better attention, because it is
offered lower and suits certain custom just as
well as new. In brewing descriptions there is
but little activity. while prices are not so strong
as short time ago. we quote as follows lows
soc; Brewing, 921a@e5c for fair 10 good, and
9712c4S1 for choice.
0ATS-There have been some pretty heavy
arrivals this week. Receipts for the past two
days foot up about 23,000 ctls, coming from Ore
gon and Washington Territory. Such accessions
must necessarily cause softer feeling in the mar
ket, but so far there has been no marking down
in quotations. Dealers hope, with careful hand
ling to work off stocks in due season without
having to make serious concessions on current
rates. We quote. as follows Surprise, 81 200
/ 25 milling, 81 POOL 2219; choice iced, 81 ~;
No. /, 81 1215@1 Is; lower grades, 81 0591 10
Black, 81 05d1 Is do, for seed, 81 25@p1 40
Gray. 81 071a@1 121S . ctl
C0RN-Increasing receipts, with no cor
responding demand give yet easier tone
to the market. Quotsble at 81 20G1 221S
for large Yellow, and 81 20 p ctl for small;
White, 81 10 q ctl.
CORNMEAl-Millers quote Feed at s2792s
p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
gmsn packages, 21z@29<c p b.
OILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at $50 . ton.
SEEDS-More libersl offering of Yellow Mus
tard cause small decline in prices. Flaxseed
has been arriving somewhat freely during the
psst week. Mustard, Brown, 81 5o@S Is; Yellow,
rfl Tor 4 M n.
Rare, 11SGSc: Timoth-, Sc Alfalfa, l2dI215c
2 u !; Flax, So 25(62 rs p ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Steady at the current range.
Quotable at S17 5U@1S so p ton.
HAY-Now that the rain-storm is over con-
signments are likely to come along with freedom
and active trading will again be in order. The
We quote: Wheat, sl1@1l; Wheat and Dat, $40 so
@1S 80; Wild Oat $40 50@13; Dat, Sl0@11; Bar
ley, sS1A10 30; Barley and Oat, IS 509l1 so; Al
falfs S10911 so; Stock, sS@9 p ton.
advance in price. Quotable al S09S5c q bale.
HOPS-No business, while the immediate out
look is not favorable for activity. Quotable at
1215917c q ID.
BRAN-In fair supply, with good demand
Quotabie at slG917 q tou for the better grades,
and SIS 50el6 for other quality.
RYE--Very little attention is given to offer
ings Qnotable at 81 75@1 So q ctl.
BUChWHEAr--Supply light. Quotable at
81 70 8 . GU, as to gu ility.
GROUND BARLEY -Quotable at S19G20 z ton.
with unusual liberalty. Oregon aud Washing
ton Territory are shipping down large quanti-
ties while domestic receipts are OF good mag
nitude Prices are well maintained, considering
all circumstances, though lowering of values
will be necessary if arrivals keep up to present
proportions Peerle SIS 10000; Burbank Seedlings,
65@s0e; Garnet Chile, 65@70c; River Reds, 400
soc; Early Rose, 40(950c p ctl; Jersey Blues
69@75c; Cuffey Cove, 75G90c; Sweet, 65c@Sl o
ell.
ONIONs-Quotable at 35@5Oc p ctl for river
and 50;d75c for Alvarado.
DRIED PEAs-Te quote BIaekeye, 81 500
g.: Niles, 81 35d1 so; Green, California, 81 80;
do, Eastern, s4G4 - y ctl
BEASS-The market moves along in quiet
fashion. Trade is dull and no change seems
probable until after the old ear has passed
away. We quote: Bayos,. 81 20; Butter,
81 5092 %; Pins. 81 so, Red, g 2ja2 50; Lima,
So 40 as 80, Pes, 1922 10 Small White, s2@2 10
= ~
VEGETABLES Tomatoes are of such poor
quality as TO lie almost unstable, while receipts
are so small that quotations are not necessary.
Supplies of Mushrooms are very liberal, with
wide rasge in prices. We quote the following
prices Mushrooms 49loc for wild and 15@2Oc
p b for cultivated; Marrowfat Squash, sl0@15 p
ctl; Eeetg, so 60c p sack Carrots. feed, 30@5oc;
Pars,.ips aI@l 25 p ctl Cabbage, 60c p ctl I;
Garlic, 50450e = sack: Caulihower. 50cGSl q
dozen: Ky Peppers 1850 g L; Dry Okra, 15@
1Sc a h
FRU.T-Apples of strictly prime character are
scarce, commanding top rates. Common and
medium grades are in liberal receipt, finding
fair GALES because dealers are willing to meet
tie views Of buyers. Oranges are coming for
ward with moderate freedom and promise to
make good display for the holidays Winter
Pears are seen in small quantity, but they are
too green to be desirable We quote Mandarin
Oranges, SI@l % 2 box; Persimmons, 21S@4c .
b; Lady Apples, 81 25@l 80 2 box Apples 50c@
81 % 2 box; Pears, 75c@Sl IS p box; Mexican
Lines, 81 50d5 so q box Mexican Oranges,
81 50tGS 25 2 box: yacaville Oranges. 75caSl
p small box; Riverside Navel Oranges, 81 50@6 z
box; Riverside culls, 81 so q box; Los Angeles
fornia Lemon., s2d3 > box; Baasnas, Is 500
IS q bunch: Ptre -pple5. "a 5 p dozen: Gran
berries. SO 50611 so , Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Business is notably dull, and
no improvement is expected until the hol-
idays are over and the new year fairly entered.
We quote jobbing lots to day as follows: Sun
dried Apples, 3 9.4e 2 ID for sliced and 39313c
for quaTtered; Apples, evaporated. 697c; Apri-
cots, i0@12s Tor oIeacued: do, sun-dried. 597c;
5isckberrles. I206I3o; Figs, 4@5c for pressed,
21zS3c for Gnpressed smyrna Figs, l6@1Sc
for layers and lose for Kegs; EectaIines,
sun-dried, 4o5c = h; bleached do, 60lOc
? D; Peaches, l0912c for peeled, and 4d5c
for unpeeiec: Pears. &c for whole and SO
SIC for sliced; mschins-oried, 7@sc; fiurns,
5G6c for pitIed and 112@2c fer unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 1896; french PEunes. 5&6c = %;
Grapes, S@4c = b. Raislns, London Layers,
SOP IS 2 box, with 25915c advance for frac-
tons: common. 81 25G1 65 2 box.
HONEY-Market firm for the better quail
ties of extracted, stocks being limited. We
quote: White Comb, 1l@lSc; Amber. 7@9c; Ex-
traeted, white liquid, 554G6$zc; Amber. colored
and candied. 41Sa51&c p d.
BUTTER-Increased receipts of fresh Butter
give the market much weaker tone, and values
are on the decline. The situation is wholly
against the selling interest. We quote prices
as follows: Fanny, 35c good to choice, SIC
SIC; fair, 25927e; store lots, lS922c; picked
roll, 26GH5zc; frkin, 23@25c; Eastern creamery.
2592711ze III tubs and 271zGs21zc in rolls; other
kinds ia &c p D.
CHEEsE-Fhere is a scarcity of choice new
product, but OF everything else the supply is
ample. We quote prices: Choice new, l4Gl5c;
good 10 choice old, l2113c; Common grades,
S@10c: Eastern ordinary to fine. 1eGl5c D.
EGGS-The outlook is more favorable for sell
ers Shipments of Eastern Eggs are likely to be
less free in the immediate future. and the Cali.
fornia article VIII necessarily be in greater de-
mand, when dealers expect small improve
ment in values. Holiday custom is helping mat
tiers We quote prices SIS follows: California
ranch, 321lG35c store lots, 2SG3le; Eastern,
fresh, &G27cL: cold storage, 22G23c 2 dozen.
PO1LTkY-TheIe is slim chance for any i'm
proyements in prices so long as Eastern arrivals
continue az liberal as at present We quote
prices as foIlows Live Turkeys-Gobhiers, I49
Sc: Hens, I4GI5s. dressed Turkeys. 14Gl6c;
Roostsrs. SECS 50 70, old AMI 1855 50 for young;
liens, IS 5Qae so; Er i.srs, 81 50s5i Dncbs & !,