Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-14
SAN FRANCIsCo MARKET.


FLoUR--Market quiet, with no change in
values. Net cash price for Family Extras,
81 25@4 50 p Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 Is; Super
| fine, 81 1903 10.
| WHEAT-There is nothing spasmodic about
| the market. Offerings are much more free
than they have been in month and transfers
| are more numerous as well as of increased pro-
portions. No. grades are quotable at III 80 p
| ctl with the usual advance Obtainable for stock
OF better character
| BARLEY-Moyement is a trife slow at the
moment while prices are a shade easier all
round. Stocks generally are pretty well re-
duced We quote: No. l Feed, S0GSl1{c choice,
| S21Sc: common grades, 75@771ac; Brewing,
S5(@9115e for fair to good and 95c@Sl for
choice; Chevalier, No. 2, 81 10@1 30; poor stock,
| sl(61 10 q ctl.
oATSELess activity is noted in this article
within q few days, while ya.ues do not exhibit
as GToyss tone mi Is some s. ms asS
choice feed, 81 321s; No. l, 81 271aG1 80;
No. 2, 81 20CG1 22115; lower grades, 81 16@1 Is;
Gray. 81 2O@1 22%; Black, 81 05S1 25 . ctl.
CORN-Small Corn is not plentiful and prices
keep steady. Wequote as follows: Large Yellow,
| 971lc@Sl; Small! Yellow, 81 l0@l 1215; White,
'- GRG SCI coRN-ouotable at s28e24 p
CoRNMEAL- Millers quote feed at s2S@24
v tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
| packages, 3@S14c p 10.
OILcAKE NEAL uotable at $50 p ton.
SsEDs-Very little attention is paid to offer
| ings in this line Mustard. Brown, 81 SOFAS .;
Yellow 81 1902 2 ctl; Canary. 354G4c; Hemp.
| &c; Rape. 81 1902: Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, So o
| Ss4c p b: Flax, s2E2 % q ctl.
HAY-Desirabe descriptions show firmness
\ in price, but there is no improvement in low
\ grades We quote as follows: Glover, s719 SO;
Wheat, ordinary grades $40 Sl2 80; choice sl4@
l5 Wheat and Dat, s90l4; Wild Dat, sS91l;
barley, 5000; Alfalfa, S5GS a ton.
STRAW Quotable at $4,000 p bale.
HOP5-No inquiry from any source. Prices
| nominal at case p ID.
BRAN-Q uotabie at sl3 50A14 p ton for the
| better grades and sl2@13 for other quality.
| RYE-Plenty of stock to meet all demands.
| Quotable at 95c@sl q ctl.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at s2@2 25 p ctl.
| GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at Sl9G20 y ton.
| POTATOES-Steady tone to the market, under
active demand, with liberal supplies. We
quote as follows Early Rose, 5oS6oc;
Blues, 70@s5c; Burbanks, S5cGSl IS; Sweet, soc
090c p ctl.
| oNIoNS-For an article of good quality there
| is steady custom at a range of 50@6Jc p ctl
DRIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, 81
! az Is; Niles, 81 7o@2 Blackeye, Sls2 % . cit.
| BEANS-Bayos are showing more strength
and Pinks also have advancing symptoms.
Whites are dull and easy, while Lmas are less
| firm. We quote prices Bayos, So 70 49, Butter,
! S20l 80: Pink, 81 So@1 90; Red, % 50@2 75 Lima.
| s. 25@3 so: Pea, 81 90G2 10; Small White. 81 80
| o. 10 a ctl.
VEGtTABLES-Mu Mushroom are in fair receipt,
| finding ready sale. Tomatoes of good quality
| are scarce. Mushrooms. 1o@l5c q ID for wild
| and 25D30c for cultivated; Cucumbers, 4O@75c
250s0c = box; Marrowfat Squash, si@6
p ton; Turnips, 50@75c . ctl; Beets, 600
75c q sack; Carrots, feed, A0@5Oc; Parsnips, 81
ctl Casbage 5 5osi e CT; Ga Tic p SSc
| 6@Sc p n; Dry Okrs. 17y120c q b. Green Pep
pers, 40i16Oc = box.
FRUIT-No sale for Ounces, and consign-
ments are offered low Choice Apples and Pears
are in steady request. bringing good figures, as
there is so little desirable stock on the markev.
Grapes are in light receipt and mostly of poor
quality. We quote as follows Ounces, 20 940c
| = box; Grapes, 4Oe65c = box; Apples, 900
CSC for common, and 75c@sl 25 . box for
| good to choice; Pears, 80 sS5c . box for
common and Sl@1 so for good TO choice;
| Sicily, S6@7 Riverside Lemons, SiG4 so p
| box; Bananas, 81 25@3 so = bunch: Pineapples,
| So 50Go4 SO 2 dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, Sl0@
DRIED FRUIT-Prices for both Apricots and
\ Peaches are strong aud bouyant, stocks being
| light. Supplies of Apples have also been largely
reduced, causing flrmer tone in values Raisins
and Prunes are moving off steadily. .Sun-dried
| Apples, 31.94c p ID for sliced and 394c for
quartered; Apples, evaporsted, S99c; April
cots, l2g15c, for bleached: do; snn-dried, SO
| l0c: do, evaporated. 12@14c 2 b. Blaekberries,
| 10Gl21ac; Figs, 4s95c for pressed, Pose for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, l21zzSl4c for layers and
| 7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried. 596c;
bleached do, 10@l2c; Peaches, bleached Y
@15c unblesched, S@l0c; do, evaporated,
| peeled. 22@25c . b; Pears, &c for whole
and 5@51lc for sliced, machine dried, 7@6c;
Plums, s1aes5c for pitted and 11I@21Sc for un-
pitted; German Prlnes, in sacks. 3e4c; French
| Prunes, 496c in sacks, and sac 10 In
boxes; Raisins, London Layers 81 5o@2 p box.
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions: common.
| 65ct@S1 p box.
| HONEY-Quotation unchanged. White Comb,
| 10@l2c; Amber, 7tp9c; white LIQUID, extracted,
| 514S6c: Amber. colored and candied, 41@Sc
1 Ri1TTFR-For nearly a weak the market has
been shaping in favor of buyers, owing to more
| free arrivals from bay counties as well as from
| the south coast direction. Much OF the butter
coming forward is soft, having poor keeping
qualities, and must be sold Immediately on ar
| rival on the best terms that commission men
can obtain. Select qualities are nc ? 10 lower
both domestic and Eastern, are liberal at easy
| figures. Fancy, 3l9321c; good to choice,
25@SOc; fair. ls@22c; store lots. uGl2e; picked
iSLiallc: new. ieaisc: Eastern creamery
| 17@l9c; other kinds 1o@l3c q n.
| CHEESE-Desirable qualities of new are
scarce and firm in price The supply OF old
is fair. We quote as follows: Good to choice
new, 11@12c; common grades, 7I9i0c; Eastern,
ordinary to fine. s@lsc p 4.
4 EGG@Oferings at the moment are not exces-
| sive, and dealers are not carrying any surplus.
California ranch, 400s1c store lots, 25G3lc:
Eastern, 2eG2sc p dozen for fresh and 2l9
23c for cold storage.
| POULTRY-The market is still giutted with
/
uation is wholly in favor of buyers. We
quote rates: Live TCrkeys-Gobblers, l4l9l6c;
| Hens. l40l6e; do, dressed. 17GlSc q D. BOOSTERS,
81 5OG5 for old, 81 5os5 80 for young and SO
4 so for Fryers; BroileTs. small, 81 50G3 30, do,
large s. 5000 Hens. $685.: Ducks. $i96 80 ?
dozen; Geese, 81 5OG2 . a pair: Pigeons, 81 500
| 2 = dozen.
| GAME-Trade is not of urgent character, but
still there is demand enough to absorb sll sup
| plies. We quote prices follows: Venison,
St9lec = b; Hare, 81 % 81 20: Rabbits, 81 %
\ al =
Mallaris. S4@5; Canyasbacks. SSS5i sprig,
| 81 % az 80; Teal, $40 %: Widseon, s. -
| az; small Ducks, 81 25i1 50; Gray Geese,
/ g 1898; White Geese, 81 %; HonkeTs, 81 5000;
Brant, 81 2591 30; English Snipe, 81 5agl IS;
| common Snipe, 75c = dozen
PROVi-IOHS-Vaiues are unchanged. Fairly
active trade. Eastern Hams, 1tG1ilzc; Calf
fornis refrigersEor-cured Hams, l3e5131Sc; East
| esa Breakfast Bacon IS1z@l4c; California bacon,
heavy and Medium, e@91Ic; dc light
medium. eiz 1s3c; do light, 1l1z9l2c: DO extra
! Light, 1Se5i51sc; do. clear SIDES 91z9l0e p y:
/ Pork. extra prime, s164l6 90: do prime mess ST
CIT 50; co. mess, sa,a1; do,clesr s22922 50, do.