Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10Th.
FLOUR-Good demand reported both for local
and shipping trade. Net cash price for Family
Extras, 81 1904 so p Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 SO
@4 60; Superfine, 81 65@S.
WHEAT-The prevailing rain-storm has upset
all calculations. and the market is in founder
ing condition. In abe absence of any represent
alive trading, Shipping Wheat of standard quail
ity may be quoted at 81 371a 2 ctl, with choice
article at 81 40. Sales OF milling are verified at
81 Az to 81 4S14 q ell, the latter figure being
given for something of extra character.
BARLEY-OfeIings are large, but 1t is almost
useless to attempt to force trade as buyers stand
from under and propose to let the market sink
as low as possible. Trade is nominal. We quote:
No. i Feed, nc; common grades, 75c
Brewing, S5@s0c for fair TO good, and 921z@9715c
p ctl for choice.
thing else in the feed line. Rates have been
lowered, with view to meet custom when it
appears: We quote as follows: Surprise, 81 10
al l41g; milling. 81 l091 121a choice feed,
l 02115; Gray, sl@1 G5 2 ctl.
| C0RN-Business is quiet, but holders are firm
and propose to carry stock along without a re-
| for large Yellow, 81 1901 1255 for small Yellow
CRACKED C0RN-Quotable at s24 ? ton
| CORNMEAL--Millers quote Feed at s24 2 ton;
fine kinds for the table, in large and small pack
ages, 21stG234c p ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 2 ton.
| SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 500
.
| Hemp. 35a@4c; Rape. 1z4@214e; Timothy, ga
@7c; Alfalfa, 1l1aGl2c 2 ID; Flax, 81 25@2 70 p
ctl.
NuDDLINGS-There was another tumble in
prices to-day. Quotable at SIS 50@16 SO q ton.
HAY-Prices are likely to soften after the
| rain. Wequote: Wheat. sl0@l4 so; Wheat and
Dat, IS 50@13; Wild Dat. sl0@12; Dat, IS 504
| Il; Barley, S9@ll; Barley and Dat, SOIL; AL
| falfa, IS 50G10 so 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 70@S5c q bale.
HOPS-The market remains inactive. Quot
BRAN-Lower in price, To-day's receipts in
clude $500 sacks from Oregon. Quotable at
S13 59Q,4 p ton for the better grades, and
| SD 50Gl3 for other quality.
RYE-The last sale was at 81 70 p ctl. The
article is now held at 81 so p ctl
| BUCKWHEAT-None Offering
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at ST 50A1S so
POTATOFS-Market quiet there being liberal
receipts of all kinds. We quote as follows
New. 1919 p ID: Peerless, So@5oc: Burbank
Reds, S5@40c; Early Rose. 40a45c . ctl; Jersey
| Blues, 50670c; Tomales, 40960c; Cuffey Cove,
65@75c; Sweet, 75cGs1 so p ctl.
ONiONS-Good to choice are Quotable at 81 %
al IS ? ctl Fair stock is dull at 81, while poor
1 sell for about anything that buyers will give
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, S292 10;
Niles, SOP 10; Green, O.; Eastern Green,
BEANs-A better feeling in the market is
noted, with a tendency to higher prices We
quote as follows Bayos, g 1922 60: Butter,
1 H.
81 25 "A so; Pea, 81 S5&2: Small White. 81 $50
2 2 ctl
| Receipts of Asparagus this
morning footed up JOG boxes. Prices were
| ing with poor demand. String Beans move
Eslowly. as prices are too high for the general
| run OF custom. Green Peas continue to make
liberal display, arrivals this morning amount
/ ing to nearly 900 sacks. We quote Asparagus,
10@l5c p b for common and 17}z@20c = b for
choice Cncambers, sl@l so . dozen; Rhu-
String Beans, l5ai7hc 5 10: Green Peas. aas1sc =
b for common and 4@41Tc p ID for sweet; Los An
geles Tomatoes, 81 25ni1 70 2 box; Marrowfat
Squash, SIS p ton; Turnips, 5O@60c q ctl
Reefs, 50el60c p sack; CAROLS, feed, 30GG50c;
Parsnips, S1@l p p ctl; Cabbage 40c p ctl: Gar
lie. Is d50c y sack Csulifower, 5ocaSi p dozen;
Dry Peppers, s9loc 2 10: Dry 0kra, l591sc 2 10;
Green Peppers, l5@i6c q ID.
| FHuIT-uranges come in freely, but the de
mand keeps good and stocks do not accu-
mulate. Apples of desirable character are
for Immediate wants. We quote: Applts 15c@a
81 80 p box: Mexi' an Lines. S494 so q box; Cal
ifornia Lines, 60e9Sl 30 p box; Riverside
Navel Oranges, s3 5OG4 % . box common
do, S2(G2 so; Los Angeles Navels, Sfa3 COM
mon Los Angeles Oranges, 81 25@1 20 p box;
Lemons Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons, 81 SO
| o. 50 p box; Bananas, 81 5o@3 y bunch; Pine
4 apples, S4t05 q dozen; Cranberries. $7@S p Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Unpeeled Peaches have been
receiving better attention of late and fairly lib
eral transactions are said to have occurred.
4 fIuueS nave SHOWN sOuee illtlc dClitltt, tnuuSu
sellers have had TO accept low prices, ship
ment was made of 5000 lbs to New York this
week going by way of the Canadian Pacific
Railroad. There are large quantities OF low
grade Prunes on the market that dealers say
VIII have to go cheap to clean up. Stocks of all
kinds of Dried Fruit are not what can be
termed heavy, but the demand is neither
brisk nor general so that values keep easy.
We quote as follows: sun-dried Apples, 4@455c
p D. for sliced and S11@4c for Quartered
Apples, eveporated. 5t96c; Apricots. 7@10c for
bleached do, suu-dried. 5@7c; blackberries 10@
i21<c: Figs, 4@5c for pressed, 1H@215c for I'M
pressed: Smyrna Figs. 14t9l6c for layers and "a
| Sc for kegs; Nectarines sun-dried, 4@5c;
bieached do Ga10c; Peaches, 7@10c for peeled
and sole for unpeeled; Pears, 4c for whole and
] 5d511c for sliced. machine dried, 7GSc; Plums,
| Ease for pitted and 1@2c for unpitted; German
Prunes, 3@4c; French Prunes, 4a51ac d;
Grapes. Ease . y: Raisins, London Layers.
81 56c1i IS p box, with 25c to 75c advance for
| fractions; common, sl@1 40 q box
I HOSEY->tocks OF extracted are almost ex-
| hsusted, and fair attention is being given 10
comb descriptions. We quote: White Comb,
10G12c; Amber, 61z'Gsc; Extracted, white liquid,
6G61sc; Amber coiored and candied, 4s4G5%c
2 b.
BUTTER-Fresh roll has been coming in
| freely for the past week and prices have shaped
favorably for buyers. The easy figures prevail
ing induced good shipping demand, and it is
largely owing 10 this opportune trade that sceu-
mutation of stock has been prevented We