Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Produce Market.

DAN FhANClStC. ApT1I III.
FLOUR-Fair jobbing moveme At. Net cash
price for California: Best Fanny, Is 90tG4;
Bakers extra, IS 90&4 q Dbl; Supernne, 81 700
|315.
wHEAT-Exporters are not in the market.
though they appear ready to buy on O basis of
81 2712 for standard shipping. Few sellers are
to he found under 81 so, while some are holding
for more.
BARLEY-A strike in Chicago was the cause
assigned for the cancelling to-day of orders pre-
viously given for that market. Arrangements
under way for the shipping of twenty cars Of
Brewing had to be stopped in consequence. The
local market for feed shows fair steadiness
Holders insist on top rates for choice, bright
stock, but the views of holders are hardly up to
that point, and trade is somewhat slow. We
quote as follows: Feed, good to choice,
TIC; common, 70@75c; Brewing IS a soc;
Chevalier, good to choice 81 2011 80; COM
mon, S5@95c q ctl
purchases on the part of jobbers. Wholesale
business is not quick. We quote as follows: Sur
prise 81 55@l 60; choice feed and milling, 81 371z
@f T 40 No i 81 S25gi i $o No 81 25gl so
CORN-An unsettled feeling prevails. Quot
able at 81 30@l IS q ctl for Yellow.
CRACKED COkN-Quotable at $50 . ton.
CORNMEAL--Millers quote Feed at S29@S0 q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 214@g4c . ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at g2S p ton
Brown, sos; Yellow, 81 75@2 10 . ctl; Canary,
S14@414c; Hemp, 31z94c Rape, l14G2z4c; Tim
otny: SC; Alfalfa, s1a@9c p u; Flax. 81 25@2 rs
q ctl.
MTDDLINGs-Co Continue steady Quotable at
sl6@17 q ton.
Hay Moderate concessions are obtainable.
We quote as follows: Choice Wheat, Sl7 so
OILS; tame Dat, Sl3@14 81; wild Dat, Si3 so a
16;Wheat and Dat, SIS 5O@I6; Barley, SO 5Ogl4;
Alfalfa, sl2@l3 q ton.
STRAW uotable at 45@55c . bale
HOPS-Nominal at 4as6c q 10.
BRAN-Trade is of regular character. Quot
able at sl4Gl5 q ton for the best and Sl3
OILS so for lower grade and outside brands
kIE-Prices undisturbed. Trade dull. Quot
able at 81 75G1 IS q ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotabl at 81 O21S@2 or
q ctl.
GROUND BAKLEY-Quo at s1S@19 y ton.
PoTATOES-Prices remain easy. We quote
SOC; Petalumas, 56@65c; Tomales, 5OG6Oc; Bur
bank Seedlings, 75c@Sl; Early Rose, 40d55c;
Peerless, GOOSE Peaehblows, 65@S0c Garnet
Chile, 60@70c 2 ctl
ONfONS-Only % sacks came to hand this
morning. The market is well supplied with
medium qualities, but a choice article is not
plentiful. Quotable at 81 1922 70 for good to
choice. Cut, 50ca.Sl % q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 1892;
Niles. 81 5091 rs; Green. 81 5O@S p ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 1902 25; Butter,
Lima, IS sos 60; Pea, IS 25@3 60; Small White
IS 2593 60 a ctl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are beginning to tire
of Asparagus and sales are less quick in conse-
Custom is being divided with khubarb and
Green Peas, The supplies of which are enlarging,
while New Potatoes are an attraction that re-
Asparagus sl@l so q box for ordinary kinds.
and 81 75@2 for fancy quality; Rhubarb, 75c@Sl 25
p box; Green Peas, 3@4c for common and
5@6c b for g sweet Los ANGLES Toma
CucumDers, 50cGs1 p dozen: Turnips, sl@
l % 2, ctl; Beets 75c@Sl 20 p sack Carrots
3e@4Oc; PaIsnips, 50 50@S 2 ctl; Cabbage, sOa9Oc
n II. Gov liz In
dozen; Dry Peppers. &c to Sc q b.
FRUIT-Thirteen chests Strawberries arrived
this morning. 1t is notable that the same guam
tity arrived on the same day last year, and sold
good condition are in demand. Native Lem
ons are also in request. Strawberries, 75c@
81 % . drawer; California Oranges, 81 25@2 so p
box; do Navel, 81 50@5 q box; Mexican
Lines, s5@6 Q box; Lemons, Sicily, "a 50@5;
California Lemons, 81 5093 p box; Bananas,
s2G3 50 bunch Pineapples. 81 5o94 y doz.
dried Apples, &C q b Tor sliced and SC for
quartered; Alden &c; Apricots, 13@15c for
sun-dried bleached; do, sun-dried, 1oc;
asn EN- las Fgs 5@ec v for pressed
for layers. and 90l0c for kegs; Eectarines,
8@10c; Peaches, 1S@2214c for peeled. and SGl0c
for unpeeiedi Pears, 4@5c for whole and 70
10@llc for pitted and &c FOR unpitted; Ger
man Primes, S9ec; French Prunes, s@l1c p o;
Raisins, London Layers, S2@2 25 y boz. with
ZOeQifDt sl4SduCS tks1CtlOuhs OOluLuOu OIL Z0uI
EoNEY-we quote: Bright comb, 15@isc;
dark comb, 10@l1lc bright extracted, 7@Sc;
amber extracted, 6961sc; dark extracted, so
SIZE: csndied. 411ssG5c y ID.
BUTTER-Some stock comes to hand in soft
condition, owing to warm weather. Occasional
sales of fancy are made at 26c in a jobbing way.
Market moderately well furnished. We quote
Fancy, 25c; good to choice, 23G24c; common,
205D22c: Eastern, 12G16c p b.
CHEESE-Easy at current figures Good to
choice, 13Gl5c; common grades, 12914c; East
ern, ordinary to fine, 12@16c . Ii.
EGGS-Ample stocks. Quotable at 2l@22c p
dozen for California and 20@21c for Eastern.
POULTRY = Warm weather has depressing
influence on prices tor dressed stock. We
quote jobbing l1ts as follows: Live Turkeys
-Gobblers, 21c q b: Hens, Ole; dressed Tur-
keys, 2l@2Sc Z, u; Rooster. s7@S for old, and
s9@12 for young; Hens, s7@7 50 for ordinary
stock and SSf19 Ior choice; BFoilers, S6@9 3 doz;
Ducks, sl0612: Geese. s2G2 % = pair for old and
s3@3 50 for young; Pigeons, 81 5Og2 70 for old
and 81 1908 so p dozen for young.
GAME-We quote: Rabbits. 81 25G1 50; hare,
s1Gl 50 a dozen.
PROFESSIONALISM attention is given to the
several lines of goods. We quote as follows
for salt; reTis1rator-cured, lS91S1Sc; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. i3]z3l4c: California Bacon.
l012Gl1e toT heavy and medium, I1G1118o for
light medium, i2gl211ac for light and lS@ls1Sc
extra light Clear sides, 11G111ze 2 ~ Pork So 30
@10 q bbl for extra pEins, Sl2Gl2 so 2 Dbl for
prime mess. Sl95l9 50 ? Dbl 60: ness, s20321 for
clear, 32lG2 fore1trs clear; Pigs feet, ST GOOD
? Dbl; Mess Beef 80 5e210 fcr bbls, 81 1906
for hf bbis: ExtTh Ness Beef. $40 so
OH for bhls s. 5ota5 rs for hf bbls; Family
Beef, SAGA 50 ? Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
i2gl21Ic y p; Eastern Lard, 91zGlec 70. tierces
and I0410lSc 2 D ior pals; Csiifornis do tierces,
91zc; If bbls, 10c: lob tins. SIC; SD tins, &c;
pals, 1e1zc for l0o, 1o1zc for 5-D and 1910 y b
Tor g p pals
Woodworking doing in new spring. We
quote old spring:
Oregon
Eastern choice, p b....-...-.,.......---..l
do, poor to good
We quote fall:
Sacramento Valley, defective.....-..-.-.-.- SOIL
san joaquin. efective.-..-....-..--..--...-lt g9
Southern Coast. bury and seedy.....-..-. lGG9
HIDES AND SKINS-Quotable as follows:
Sound. Culls.
Hasyy Steers. 81 ms mn a n -GSISc &c O.