Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-27
SAN FRANOIsoo MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO December Goth.
FLOUR-Trade steady. We quote Net cash
price for Family Extras, 81 1904 90 p bbl
Bakers Extras. 81 60G4 20; Superine, 81 sos Is.
WHEAT-The market partakes of holiday
character trade being very limited, Values are
soft and easy, causing many holders to keep
back offerings. Few operators quote standard
shipping grades above 81 40 q ctl. though a
choice lot would find custom at 81 III q ctl.
BARLEH-There is no animation to the mar
ket. Feed is in liberal supply, and holders do
their best to force trade but buyers keep in the
background. The demand for Brewing is any
thing but pronounced at tie moment, though
some improvement in the way of inquiry is ex-
pected soon after the new year opens. We quote
prices No. 1 Feed, 7S54@s0c; commonigrades,
and 971ac@sl for choice.
OATS-Heavy arrivals continue to force values
downward. Stocks are large and sellers are
anxious 10 realize, even at moderate conces-
sions. Over II, 600 bags arrived to-day from
Oregon and Washington Territory. We
quote prices ,as follows: Surprise, 81 171z@
| 22x; milling, 81 171sa1 20; choice feed. 81 IS
No. /, 81 109l 121a; lower grades, 81 05S1 10
Black, ST. 0591 l21a do, Tor seed, ST. 25@1 20
Gray, 81 05G1 10 . ctl.
CORN-Dull trade at weak figures Quotable
small Yellow, and 81 i21le1 is > cti for White tie.
CRACKED COkN-QuoISble al 5z6@27 !. ton
CORNMEAL-mfllers quote Feed at S26@27
q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 21z425%c p b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton.
SEEDS-Mustard, Brown, 50 5o@3 25; Yellow,
81 s5@2 p eli; Canary, 1880; Hemp. SN@lc;
Rape, 1sSG21ae: Timothy, 81 Alfalfa l1115@l2c
. + Flax, 81 25@2 rs . ctl
MIDDLINGS-Supplies are about enough to
meet all wants. Quotable at 17@ls 2 ton.
quote: Wheat. sii@ii; Wheat and ost, $40 s.
G1l3 so; Wild Dat, SO 5O@1S; Dat, slO@il: Bar
ley, sSs610 so; Barley and Dat, IS 509ll so; Al
falfa. slo911 80; Stock, 500 p ton
STRAW-Is scarce and commands q good
price Quotable at S0@S5c 2 bale.
H0PS-Market remains inactive. Quota be al
BRAN-steady demand. ouotable at SIS Sosa
16 50 q ton for the better grades, and sl5915 ST
RYE-A small shipment from OREGON is al
hand. Demand light. Quotable at 81 sol S.
BUCKwHEAT-A choice article is held So q
p ctl, bu. the trouble is 10 find buyers.
GROUND BARIEY-Quotebie AT s1SG19 . ton
POTATyES-The several descriptions are wei
represented Trade is fair. We quote prices as
follows: Peerless, 40@55c; Burbank Seedlings
soc; Early Rose. 40@50c y eti; Jersey BInes
69@z5c; Cufsey Cove, 75es5e, Sweet, 75eesa I
ONIONS Quotable at s5a5oc p ctl for rivel
| and 500 5Oc for Alvarsdo.
| DRIED PEAs-We quote; Blaekeye, q 500
l 65: Niles 81 35G1 so; Green, California, q 70
| do Eastern, s4@4 d = etl.
/ BEANS-The demand 5 light. being confined
| to local wants We quote: Bayos, 81 IS; Butter
81 5OG2 70; Pink, 50 51l Red, g 25@2 IS; Lima
50 soGS 80; Pea. s2G2 10: Small White, SOP 1
| q otl.
| yEGETABLES-Les Angeles Green Peas wer
/ again in the msrke; to-day, Offering at 69Sc 7
| = Khubarb also made fair representation, be
| ing held at SC 2 q. We quote: Mushrooms. 4G10
] for wild and 15420c 2 b for cultivated: Marrow
| fat SQUASH, Sf0dl5 {, ton; Tusnips, 50@61o
etl; Beets, 506 COG . sack; Carrots. feed, 1880,
Parsnips sl@1 25 2 ctl Cabbage, ere . ct
Garlic, 5aG60c ? sack; Cauli1ower. 5nc1sl
dozen: Or7 Peppers. 7@9c . Z. Dry Okra, l5l
lSc ? h.