Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO March S1st
FLOUR-Lower. Net cash price for Califor-
mia: Best Family, So 90@4; Bakers extra, s. 900
p Dbl; Superhne, 81 70(03 10.
WHEAT-No movement OF consequence. Ship
pers appear to be out of the market altogether,
for there is no sampling in progress. Some few
ships are loading, but their cargoes were secured
some time ago. From 81 80 TO 81 321a q ell is
the range at which good to choice export grades
are held. If trade were forced, however. it
would not be easy TO sell even at the lower fig
ures.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Buyer season-1O0 tons, 81 32sss;; 1000, 81 S215.
Buyer 1SsS-10O tons, 81 37s4; 100, 81 IS p eft.
BARLEY-Dull and weak. Supplies are lib
eral while the demand is slow. The moist
weather is also factor in depressing the situa-
ton. We quote prices as follows: Feed, good to
choice, 75g771ac; common, 7017215c; Brewing;
90@9712c /; Chevalier, 81 30@1 3212 for Standard,
fair to good bay, S1@1 20; tair to good coast,
S5@90c p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Spot, seasons storage paid-100 tons, 1870
Buyer season-600 tons, 791sc; 600, 791zc.
Buyer lsSs-l0O tons, Ss1sc; 2OO Ss14c; 100,
SS3sc p ctl.
OATS-Further arrivals from Oregon to-day.
The market shows declining tendency. We
quote as follows: Surprise, 81 65@1 70 choice
feed and milling, 81 421a91 65; No. l, 81 35@1 49,
No. 2, 81 30G1 3215; of grades, 81 20@1 Is; Black
81 30@1 S71a p ctl.
CORN-Is very weak at current rates. Offer
ings are somewhat free. From 81 so to 81 80 q
ctl is full range.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $50 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@S0 2
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages s t27a@ az . b: o. s,s
SEEDS-We quote prices as follows: Mustard.
Brown, 81 50@S; Yellow, 81 75@2 p ctl; Canary,
S1a@414c; Hemp, S1a94c; Rape, 11z@214c; Tim
othy, Sc: Alfalfa, S1a@9c . b; Flax, 81 2592 rs
p ctl.
MIDDLINGS = Old figures are maintained
Quotable at Sl6@17 q ton.
HAY-We quote as follows: Choice Wheat,
SlS@ls 30; tame Dat, SlS@a14 50; wild Dat, S14@
16; Wheat and Dat, sl4@l6; Barley, $40 5O@14;
Alfalfa, S12 50G13 p ton.
Quotable at 45@55c . bale.
HOPS-Nominal at 4@6c q ID.
BRAN-Values undisturbed. Quotable at $50
IA so q ton.
RYE-Is tumbling down in prices. At this
moment there are no buyers at over 81 rs p ell.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT light and trade slow
Quotable at 81 10@l l21& q ctl.
GROUND BAkLEY-eluotaDle at slS@19 a ton.
POTATOES-We quote jobbing lots as follows;
New, 1@17Ec 2 %; River Reds, 4o@6ac;
Seedlings, 65caSl 10; Early Rose, 40955c; Peer
less, 60@75c; Peachblows, 75@Soc; Garnet
Chile, 65@7Oc; Sweet, S2g2 so ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at S2@2 25 for good to
choice. Cut, 50c0Sl % p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, SOP Is;
Niles. 81 50@1 rs; Green, ~ SOFAS SO . ctl.
BEANS-We quote: Bayos, 81 2o@2 IS; Butter
So 65@3 IS; Pink, " 2Og2 40; Red, 81 1922 Is;
Lima, So 25@3 IS; Pea. So S5Q3 rs; small White,
So 35@3 rs . ctl
VEGETABLES Quite 900 boxes of Asparagus
arrived this morning. To the surprise of deal
ers prices held up well, there being quick de-
mand for good stock. Rhubarb and Green Peas
keep about the same in value, though lower fig
ures are expected soon. We quote as follows
Asparagus, 81 SOAP q box for ordinary kinds.
and 81 50@3 for fancy quality; Rhubarb, 4@
&C; Green Peas, 4@6c for common and
7@Sc p ID; Los Angeles Toma-
toes, s3@3 80 a box Mushrooms, 10@S0c 2 b
Cucumpers, 50c@S1 so a dozen; Turnips, S1@
/ 25 y ctl; Beets, 75c@S1 % p sack: Carrots.
S5@45c; Parsnips s2@2 so sctl; Cabbage, S0G9c0
q ctl; Garlic, 1sGa1c = ID; Caulidower, 50c@S1 3
dozen: Dry Peppers, &c to Sc p b.
FRUITS-Good Strawberries sold this morn
ing at 81 2 70, while inferior product could find
custom at half the price. Receipts of course
were very small. Trade in oranges is slow, as
offerings are mostly poor in quality. We