Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-26
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

13c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARX LET.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 25th
| FIGURING quote net cash prices for Cali
fornia: Best Family, 1904 10; Bakers extra,
S4GS4 10; Superfine, 81 S0a3 . . Dbl.
| WHEAT-The recent heavy and general rains
have necessarily tended TO weaken the situation,
| as well as to occasion q more liberal array OF
| offerings on Change. For parcels of moderate
| magnitude, grading as standard quality, the
buying range is 81 SS34@f s. z ctE Round lots
OF 800 tons or upwards at tide-water warehouses,
| will command 81. 3614d1 361z, being more avail
able and cheaper for shippers even at the ad-
| vanced quotations .GEE
| BARLEY-Nobody expects the1narket to show
| much strength after such prolonged and we'll
| scattered rains as have prevailed for more than
week. For a strictly choice article of feed soc
is about the top figure, though some holders
| cling to S2l5c as their selling limit. However,
| the immediate demand is settled at the lower
| figure, while dark qualities are to- be had at
| further reduced prices. The market for Brew
| ing is unsettled. OF choice the supply is any
thing but large, and an article OF this character
brings full rates. Even of good No there is no
great representation, but buyers are disinclined
to pay asking rates ard trade drags more or less.
Cheyalier could hardly be more inactive or
values more nominal than just at the present
moment. change for the better all round is
much desired by interested parties. We quote
Feed, 7713@S2c; Brewing, 90c@S1; Chevalier,
81 % for Standard; fair To- good bay, S1@1 10;
fair to good coast, S0@S5c p ctl.
OATS~The great mainstay of the market is
the good handling of the situation by those who
control stocks. The tone of the market is soft,
iii sympathy with kindred cereals, but yet there
is no lowering of asking rates. At the same
time 1t may be said there is no wholesale GUS
tom at current quotations. and it looks as if con-
cessions would be necessary before operations
can assume any magnitude of consequence. 1t
is even now difficult to obtain annexed figures
from fro the jobbing interest at We quote prices as
milling, 81 AZ No l, 81 4215a1 40; No 2, 81 $50
l 40; off grades, 81 25@1 35; Black, 81 30@1 40;
Grey, 81 371a41 40 p ctl.
CORN-Prices are not quite so firm as a week
ago, but the impression prevails that bottom has
about been touched for the present. Quotable
at 81 S091 3219 for Yellow and 81 so = ctl for
White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S29@50 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@30 4
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 212G234c q ID.
for old process and S27 so q ton for new process
at the mills.
SEEDs-Flax is in demand, at trifing ad-
in other kinds is light. We quote prices as
follows: Mustard, Brown, So 50@3; Yellow,
81 SOL 80 . CT; Canary, S@Sz4c; Hemp,
fsfs sd p aF4 aS s2a2 10 ct ts'7a'' Al
MIDD1INGS-Fair activity prevails in this
article. Quotable at SIS 5ot@19 50 . ton.
HAY-A renewal OF business is almost ce1-
tain now that the weather gives signs
of clearing up. We quote as follows: Choice
Wheat, sI7@l8; Dat, Sl2@15; Wheat and Dat,
sl49l6 so; Barley, sl0@li Alfalfa, SIS 50Gl4
q ton.
sTRAw-Good to choice is quotable at 4O@55c
q bale.
HOPS-Forced sales are understood to have
been made recently at very low figures. Buyers
are said to be on the market. but as their limit
is 61%c for good Hops there is no response from
sellers: Asking prices range from 6@Sc Q 10 as
to quality.
BRAN-In steady request. Quotable at s16@17
= ton.
RYE-Domestic product is held at 81 6Oa2 rs
2 ctl. A broker has been Offering No. = Chicago,
BUCKWHEAT- Scarce The last sale was at
So p ctl.
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotable at s20@A p
ton.
PoTAToEs-The wharves have not yet been
cleared of frost bitten stock which sell at
prices to suit buyers Good product is steady at
quotations. We quote as follows River Reds,
100000; Petalumas, S0@90c; Tomales, SO@9oc;
Jersey Blues, S0c@Sl Burbank Seedlings, S1@
l 80; EARLY Rose, 90G Csc; Peerless 75c@Sl 10;
Peachblows, SOL 10 . ctl.
ONIONS-Are on the decline. Quotable at
81 50@l IS q ctl TOR choice stock. Cut Onions.
50e@Sl q ctl.
DRIED PEAS We quote: Blackeye, s2@2 25;
Niles, 81 GO; Green. 81 SOFAS p ctl.
BEANS-Sellers have the advantage, especi-
ally as regards Small White and Pea, which
are not over plentiful. We quote prices as
follows: Bayos, 81 25@2 40; Butter, none offer
ing; Pink, 81 S0@2 so; Red, 81 SOa2 40; Lima,
81 S0@2 60; Pea, So 259S 80; Small White, S. Is
as so y ctl
VEGETABLES Peppers and Toma-
toes from Los Angeles are coming forward in
small quantities, but sell slowly. Offerings OF
other kinds are light, but enough for all mar-
ket needs. We quote as follows: Tomatoes, 81
az so = box; Green Peppers at 10112c p ID: Mar
rowiat squash, Si5ais . ton; Tnrnips. 81 q to
81 50 q ctl; Beets, s1t1l rs 3 SACK Carrots 40c
| to 60c; Parsnips, 81 80 2 ctl; Cabbage, Sl@l 25
2 ctl Garlic, 1a@114c p II; Dry Peppers, 69sc
FRUIT There has not been any trade to
speak of for a week, owing to wet weather Or
anges are still coming forward in good supply,
but II is only by asking low figures that stocks
are disposed of. But few really choice Apples
are TO be found in market. Offers of common
and medium grades are entirely neglected. Pears
have about disappeared. We quote as follows:
for good to choice; Eastern Apples, s. so
"A 50 2 Dbl; California Oranges, SIG
box Navel, s2G4 2 box; oonshiu Or
anges, Japan. sl@l . q quarter box; Mexican
Lines, s7@9 2 box; California Lines,
81 25G2 2 small box, and 81 50@5 2 large
box; Lemons, Sicily s7@S; California
bunch Pineapples. " 5024 q dozen; Gran
berries. s11612 . Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade quiet, and quotations
are noniinsl to some extent. We quote sun
dried Apples, 55lc , ID for sliced and sc for
auarsered; Alden &c; Apricots, 11@M for
sGn-dried bleached; do, sun-dried, SG9e;
slaekberries, n@l4c; Figs, 5@6c for pressed;
394c for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 121&914c
fo- layers, and 9910c for kegs; Hectarines
s@l0c; Peaches, 1s9221Sc for peeled, and SG10e
for uDpeeled; Pears, 445c for whole and 90
&C for sliced: msehine-dried, 9@l0c; PIUI1s,
l0@lle for pitted and &c for unpittei; Ger
man PTunes, S99c; French Prunes S1llc 5 NJ;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 1902 q boz, with
25@75c advance for fractions: Common. 81 259
30 boz.
H0NEY-Market'e easy. The demand is slack;
owing to asking prices being above the views Vi
buyers. We quote: Bright comb, 15@lsc;
dark comb, l061lc: bright extracted, 7@sc:
aamber extracted, 6@61se; dark extracted So
51Sc: csndied. 415s5c = ID.
BUTTER-Supplies of California continue
light, while prices remain firm Considerable
Eastern product is overdue, which is expected
to reach here some time this week, ms the rail-
road people are making earnest efforts to clean
up all sidetraeked and delayed freight. The
late rains give promise of green feed in the near
future, when increased output from domestic
dsiries follows consequence. We quotes
California, $50 SIC; Eastern, Pig S21sc 2 ID.
CHEESE-Msrket but lightly stocked with
the more choice qualities. Prices have slightly
advanced within the week We quote: Fancy,
new. I75zc: good to choice Old, l6G17c; Eastern,
I4616c = b.
EGGS.-Reeeipts have been rather small our
| ing the past few days, owing, probably 10 the
| rain and bad roads, so that the market Is at the
| moment almost hare of stock. This condition
1 OF things can only be temporary. Still, it be;
given firlEer tones TO prices, aud scDae dealer