Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANCISCO. March 2n.1

SAN FRANCISCO. Marcl 10Th.
FLOUR - Demand active and steady Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 50@4 so a Dbl
Bakers Extras, 81 50@4 60; Superfine, 81 $685.
WHEAT.The tone of the market was scarcely
as strong this morning and 81 40 p ctl was about
the top figure obtainable for standard grades.
The demand is not pressing.
BARLEY-The steadier feeling noted yester-
day was maintained this morning, sales of de-
sirable feed being negotiated at soc p ctl Move
ment, however, is of sluggish character. We
quote: No. Feed, 1874 ds0c common grades
55@I,9c; Brewing, S5@eOc for fair to good, and
921299T1ac p ctl for choice.
OATS-Business has been dull and slow dur
ing the past few days of rainy weather, but
dealers consider that activity is almost assured
the moment the skies clear up and sunshine ap-
pears. We quote: Surprise. 81 159l l71S; mill
ing 81 10G1 121a; choice feed 81 10; No. l. 81 Us
q OK; lower grades, sl@1 021a; Gray, s1@l G5
CORN Small Yellow is scarce and nominal
in price. White descriptions show advancing
tendency. Quotable at 81 0715l 10 for large Yei-
low, and 81 1o@l Is 2 ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S4 2 ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s24 . ton;
fine kinds f,r the table, in large and small pack
ages, 21902s4c p n.
oILcAKE MEAL-Q uotable at $50 2 ton.
SEEDS-A sharp advance in Alfalfa being
scarce. A shipment of 147 900 lbs goes to New
York to-day by sailing vessel; We quote: Mus
tard, Brown, 81 5O@3 Is; Yellow, s2@2 10 . ctl;
Timothy, 6z@7c; Alfalfa, f2]1k@1S1Sc , ID; Flax,
81 25@2 rs y ctl
MIDDLINGS-Stocks fairly liberal. Quotable
at xl5G15 p ton.
HAY-The circular of Geo. Morrow & Co. saws;
Receipts are light. though ample enough, as
there is no demand and no market. As to the
| future of the market we incline to the opinion
that it will open very weak and be dull for some
| time to come but we do not think prices will
go much, If any. lower than they were before
| the storm began, for the reason that there was
Hay has been low for months" We quote as
| follows. Wheat s9@I4: Wheat and Dat, IS 5O@
| II 50; Wild Dat. S10@12; Dat, sail; Barley,
s9@ll; Barley and Dat. soil; Alfalfa IS 500
| 9 30: compressed Alfalfa, s7,aS p ton.
STRAw-Quotable at 70@S5c p bale.
| transformations unchanged at 10915c Q b.
Some, inquiry is reported, but no representative
BRAN-Prices somewhat easier Quotable at
| sl39ls 50 p ton for the better grades, and SIG
, Il so for other quality.
RYE-Quotable at 81 20 2 ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-None offering.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabie at SIT 50@1S 50
POTAToFs-New Potatoes are improving in
quality. Old stock continues in liberal receipt.
We quote. New, 1902 p 10: Peerless, 30t650c;
Burbank Seedlings. 50975c; Garnet Chile l11
SOC; River Reds, S5Cd40.; Early Rose. 4oa45c ,
ONIoNS-From 81 Is to 81 so . ctl is the range
| for fair to good qualities Considerable poor
stock is on hand that is almost unstable.
DRIED PEAS-We quote Blackeye, S262 10;
Niles, Sop 10; Green, o.; Eastern Green,
| 81 3 ctl.
BEANS-Consignments amounting to $4,000
| bs go forward to New York to-day by sailing
vessel. We quote: Bayos. 81 1902 60: Butter,
- 50d3; Pink, 81 25l2 30 Red, 81 30G2 so: Lima,
81 25e so; Pea 81 S592; Small White. 81 $50
q ell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is gradually be-
coming cheaper, as supplies increase. Green
Peas were scarce this morning, and better
rates were obtainable. String Beans are any
coming in occasionally. Prices of Tomatoes
are well maintained, the arrivals being
i light. We quote prices as follows: Asparagus
Sel0c 2 n for common and 129l4c 2 n for
choice; Cucumbers, Sl(91 so 2 dozen; Rhu-
barb, i0ta1253c = b; Egg Plant, 15G16c
| p n; String Beans, 171z&20c q d. Green Peas,
2l4GS1ac ID for common and 5i6c p h for sweet;
Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 SOAP 2 box; Mar
rowfat Squash. SIS 3 ton Turnips, $4,000 = cti;
Beets, 5od60c p sack; Carrots, feed, 3065Oc;
Parsnips. S1@1 25 p ctl: Cabbage Zoe p ctl Gar.
lie. 25050c = sack: Caulihower, 50cGS1 = dozen;
Dry Peppers, S@10e p b; Dry Okra, l5@1sc = ID;
Green Peppers, 15@.115sc 2 II.
FRUIT-There is nothing of interest in the
Fruit market Just now. Oranges are in good re-
ceipt, and this variety has 10 largely satisfy
custom in this particular line. Apples from the
Eas; and from Oregon are seen in moderate
quantities. but offerings are not of specially at
trsctive quality. We quote as follows: Apples, 75c
6S2 % . box; Mexican Lines. S434 so d box; Cal
ifornia Lines, 6ocaSl 80 = box; Rivers de
Navel Oranges So 75@4 rs box; common do,
1902 so; Los Angeles Navels, S-@2 so; COM
mon Los Angeles oranges, 81 5o@1 70 p box
Lemons Sicily, 81 5o@5; California Lemons: 81 %
a. 80 y box; Bananas, 81 5o9S p bunch; Pine
apples, sa95 p dozen; Cranberries, Sos . Dbl.