Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANCISCO. March 10Th,

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10Th.
FLOUR = Demand active and steady. Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 5ot@4 so p Dbl;
Bakers Extras, 81 50@,4 60; Superine 81 65@S.
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, 7s;4sGS0c; common grades
75SU19c; Brewing S5@s0c for fair 10 good and
921z@971Sc 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 l5@1 l71S; mill
ing, 81 1901 1215; choice feed, 81 TO- No. l, 81 Us
al OH; lower grades, si@1 o215; Gray, slt91 O.
> ctl.
CORN-Smau Yellow is scarce and nominal
in price. White descriptions show advancing
tendency. Quotable at 81 0712G1 10 for large Yel-
low and 81 1901 Is q ctl for White
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S24 ? ton
COMMENTARIES quote Feed at s24 p tom
fine kinds for the table, in large and small pack
oILCAKE eMEAL-Q uotable at $50 ? ton.
SEEDS-A sharp advance in Alfalfa, being
scarce. shipment of 1i7 900 fbs goes to New
York to-day BY sailing vessel; We. quote: Mus
tard Brown. 81 50@D5 IS; Yellow, sl@2 10 p ctl;
Canary. 334G4c; Hemp. 31a04c; Rape 11%G2Lc;
Timothy. 6s4G5c: Alfalfa, l21a9lS11ac p n; Flax,
81 25@2 Is ? ctl.
at sl5@16 q ton.
HAY-The circular of Geo. Morrow & Co. says:
"Keceipts 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, il any, lower than they were before
the storm began, for the reason that there was
no noticeable advance during the dry SPELL and
Hay has been low for months" We quote as
follows. Wheat, S9@14; Wheat and Dat, IS 50@
| n.t n>% D.
s9@1l; Barley and Oat, s9@1; Alfalfa, IS 500
9 so; compressed Alfalfa, Seas 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 7o@S5c 3 bale.
transformations unchanged at 10d.15c 2 II.
Some inquiry is reported, but no representative
sales have occurred.
BRAN-Prices somewhat easier. Quotable at
s1S@ls 50 p ton for the better grades, and sl2@
Il so for other quality.
RYE-Quotab.e ct 81 20 2 ctl.
observation-disclosures Offering.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at 81 5001S 50
POTAToBs-New Potatoes are improving in
quality. Old stock continues in liberal receipt.
We quote New, l1s@2c ? ID; Peerless. So@5oc;
Burbank Seedlings. 50d15c; Garnet Chile, 400
soc; River Reds. 35040c: Early Rose. 40@45c q
ctl; Tomales, 100000; sweet, 81 SOCIAL 10 q ctl.
ONIoNS-From 81 > to 81 50 2 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, s2@2 10; Green, %; Eastern Green,
BEANS-consignmen amounting to $4,000
tbs go forward to New York to-day by sailing
vessel. We quote: Bayos. s. 1902 60; Butter,
81 5o13; Pink, = 25@2 80; Red. 81 S0@2 50: Lima
81 25s4 80; Pea, 81 s592: Small White 81 S5@
= ctl.
BLES-Asparagus is gradually be-
coming cheaper, as supplies increase. Green
Peas were scarce this morning. and better
rates were obtainable. String Beans are any
thing but feature yet, only sack or two
coming in occasionally. Prices of Tomatoes
are we'll maintained, the arrivals being
light We quote prices as follows Asparagus,
SGl0c 2 n for common and 12@l4c = n for
choice; Cucumbers, Sl@l 80 a dozen; Rhu-
barb, l09l21lc = b; Egg Plant. l5@16c
2 N String Beans, l714@26c 10; Green Peas,
21e1SI5e q 10 for common and G6c p 10 for sweet:
Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 5062 = box; Mar
rowfat Squash. SIS 2 ton Turnips, J0@60c 2 ctl;
Beets 50660c 2 sack; Carrots, feed, S9@50c;
Parsnips, Sltcl . p ctl Cabbage Zoe z ell Gar
lie, 25fs5oc p SACK Cauliiower, SOC rSi . dozen;
Dry Peppers SG10c p 10; Dry Okrs, l591Sc = d;
Green Peppers, 15G171zc = h.
FRUIT There Is nothing of interest in the
Fruit market Just no@. Oranges are in good re-
ceipt and this variety has TO largely satisfy
custom in this particular line Apples from the
Esst and from Oregon are seen in moderate
quantities, but offerings are not of specially at
trsctve quality. We quote as follows: Apples, 75c
dS2 % 2 box; Mexican LINES SiG4 so 2 box; Cal
ifornia Lines, 60cgSl 80 = box; Riverside