Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-12-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


CUR-Trade is of slow order, while prices
have an easy tendency. We quote: Net cash
price for Family Extras, 81 2O94 50 2 Dbl;
Bakers Extras, 81 %; Superfne. 81 S0@3.
WHEAT-At about 81 2715 2 ell there seems
to be pretty fair custom for product that will
class as No. l grade. Exporters are loading
ships with moderate freedom, and there does
got appear to be any trouble in securing all the
! grain required.
| BARLEY-Trade has slackened somewhat
during the week, owing probably to a combiua-
! ton of circumstances. There is now abundance
tof green pasture, and Barley is therefore in
Fighter request for feed uses Offerings at the
moment are more than sufficient TO meet Ordi-
nary requirements We quote prices: No.
grades. 75aSOc; Brewing, SCOPE for fair to
good and 95c6Sl for choice
III OATS-The market lacks strength. Receipts
are not excessive, but continuous arrivals from
Oregon fill up all lowering of stocks by the trade
in progress. We quote to-day prices as follows
Surprise 81 35@l So; milling, 81 321a91 3d.
choice feed. 81 80; No. 1, 81 259l 271S
no. 2, 81 l711@l 20; lower grades, sl@1 10;
Gray, 81 % al ny; Black, 95c09s1 Is p ctl.
a C0RH-The market gives evidence of an i'm
proved feeling. We quote prices Large Vel
low, S569713c; Small Yellow, 971acGS1; White,
CRACKED OoRN-Quotable at s22sS p
ton
CoRNMEAL -MiIlers quote feed at s22@2s
q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
/ OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Ne quote: Mustard, Brown. S250@3 .;
Yellow S2@2 70 70 "a, s ctl CsP&ry 499tc
&c p b; Flax, s292 Is . ctl
Observation-Disclosures fairly general. Quot
able at 81 50G1s so q ton.
HAY-Unsettled weather operates against
active trading. We quote; Clover, $500; Wheat,
ordinary grades s9211; choice, sl29l3;
Wheat and Dat, s9SlS; Wild Dat, s7@lO; Bar
ley. s6G9: Alfalfa, S59S 2 ton.
Straw uotable at 45a60c p bale.
H0PS-Business dull, because contracting
parties are not in accord as to values. Quotable
BRAY-Trade keeps steady. Quotable at SO
OBJ so 3 ton.
RYE-Liberal transactions are reported. Quot
able at 971sc9sl p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $500 p ton.
JPOTAT0ES-Receipts are fair, while prices
have steady tone. We quote Early Rose,
@cGSl; River Reds S0c@Sl; Peerless. 81 100
SC Jersey Burbanks 81 3091 so: Sweet 75c@
81 ? ctl for good to choice.
ONIONS-A good article brings the current
quotation, but for poor stock any figure offered
mas to be accepted. Quotable at 90c@1 10 2
ctl.
DRIED PEAs-we quote prices: Green, 81 IS
O. 50: Niles. 81 1872; Blackeye. S2G2 IS Rctl.
BEAN5-Prices are nominal, there being
scarcely any inquiry Bayos, & e0@3; Butter,
81 a , 25; Pink, 81 a ? 10: Red, 80 a 8 25;
Lima, 81 50@4 IS; Pea, 81 9592; Small White.
81 9502 p ctl.
VEGETABLES-The situation is a quiet one,
the supply being limited. We quote as follows:
Mushrooms. l09l2c 2 Ii for common wild, 15c
for buttons, and zoe for cultivated; Marrow
fat Squash, S6@7 2 ton; Hubbard Squash,
Sl2Gl3 p ton; Turnips, 50G75e 2 ctl; Beets, 600
zoe . sack; Carrots, feed, 40@50c; Parsnips, 81
? ctl; Cabbage, 5Oa6Oc p ctl Garlic, 6aSc . h;
CauiiHoTer, 5Oc1Sl p dozen; Dry Peppers 500
COO = box; Dry ORra, 17o2ec a ID.
FkUIT-Apples continue the leading feature,
offerings being large. Strictly choice stock,
however, is not heavily represented. The de-
mAnd for japanese Persimmons is light, though
the market presents some fine specimens Gran
harr l-Aar hpfnO
scarce. Oranges are in light receipt, the stormy
weather of late probably interfering with pick
ing and shipping. Liberal consignments are
promised for Christmas trade. There is talk of
a cargo or two of Florida Oranges reaching here
in time for the holidays. With Lemons and
Lines the market is not so well stocked as a
week ago. We quote: JapanesePerslmmons 5g1e
z II; Apples, 30 GSl for common, and 81 %
al IS = box for good to choice Naca-
vile Orsnges 81 25G so 7 small box Riverside
Seedlings 81 50@S; DO. Navels, S4G5; Los An
geles seedlings, s. so; Mexican Oranges. S29S q
box; Mandarin Oranges, 60cGs1 q box; Mexi-
can Lines. IS SOFA so = box; Los Angeles Lines,
81 50G2 q large box; Lemons, Sicily, So 50G6 80;
Malaga Lemons, s4G5 Riverside Lemons S263
2 box; Los Angeles Lemons. 81 1872 %: Ban
anss, sl@2 = bunch; Pineapples, IS 50@4 50
. dozen: CranberTies SIS = Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Nery little trade Dealers do
not expect any wholesale movement forthen
month or two when retailers will likely have
disposed of all stocks purchased for holiday GUS
tom. We quote as follows: Sun-dried APP
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 9G919c; April
cots, l2Gl5c, for bleaehed; do. sun-dried, SO
l0c: do, eyaporated, l2e1i4c p ID; Blackberries,
gle EgS 1 Pgs fp5 g5esfS Se Sc s iO5
7@Sc for kegs; Grapes, 21aGS1a; Nectarines, sun
dried, 5@6c; bleGched do. l0@l2c; Peaches,
bleached, l2915c; unblesened, s@l0c; do, evapor-
ated, peeled. 22G23c & ID: Pears, &c for whole
and 5951Sc for sliced, machine dried, rose;
Plums, S1Se35c for pitted and i1SG21Sc for I'M
pitted; German Prunes, in sacks, 3@4c; French
Prunes, 4@6e in sacks, and 6S7e 2 h in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 60@2 , box.
with CSC to 75e advance for fractions; common.
s5c@S1 40 2 box.
HONEY-Market well furnished with medium
and poor quality, while a choice article is in
very moderate receipt We quote; White Comb,
I0G12c; Amber, ia &C; white liquid, extracted,
55766c; Amber. colored and eandied, 41S&5c
= h
BUTTER-The market is in better shape than
week ago, though prices are no higher Owing
to stormy weather, receipts have been lighter
and dealers have worked off much accumulated
stock. Lower figures also helped matters. slim
ulstiug the demand. Quantities of box Butter,
which was under choice on arrival, and which
had further detenoIated by being held for lack
of Gu tom. were closed out at loGl21sc, and f5r
Slme lots as low as &c was accepted. Fancy.
2Ir221zc. good to choice, 151s0c; fair. 12GI4c;
store lots. sale; picked roll, old, iS415c: new.
l7919c; frkin, cd. l214914o; new. 159lTc;
Eastern creamery, l5Sl1e' other kinds, 10GlSc
CHEEsE-Stocks ara not large, but prices are
easy, except for a select article of new of rich
flavor We quote as follows: Good to choice
new, I1GI2c: common grades. 7@l0c; Eastern,
ordinary to tine, S@1Sc = Il.
EGGS-Seliers can dictate prices for the next
day or two, as the market IS cleaned up No
Eastern in first hands, and stocks OF domestic
are unusually light. From soc to Sc 2 dozen is
about the range at which California product is
selling though as high as SSI1ac is occasionally
obtained.
POULIRY-A change in favor of sellers has
occurred, and higher prices prevail. The i1dica-
tons are favorable for good Christmas trade.
We quote prices. Live Turkeys-Gobblers. 15I,
1Se; Hens. 155ISc: do. dressed, 1992Oc . u;
BOOSTERS, 81 5oG5 for old, s566 for young and
IS 1904 for FryeTs; Broilers, small, SOS so.
do large, S465; Hens. 81 50a6 so; Ducks,
s5G6 2 dozen: Geese, 81 5092 p pair; Pigeons,
81 5092 = dozen.
GAME-Priees soitened little this morning,
the receipts being larser, while there was no
cnrrasnnnding incraasp in the demand We