Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sAN FRANc1sco. November 29th.


FLoUR-No change. Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras, 81 25@4 so 2 bbl Bakers Extras,
s. Is; Superfne, 81 1908
WHEAT-Oferings continue free and there
seems to be a goodIy number of buyers. Still
the market cannot be called an active one.
Prices, however, are well sustained, and all pro-
duct that will class as No, l grade finds ready
custom on a basis of 81 so q etl.
BARLEY-Motion is far from quick, the de-
mand for feed purposes having fallen off con-
siderably of late. Brewing qualities are some
what neglected, and this class Of stock is not
| expected to receive any marked attention this
side of the new year. No. l Feed, soc; choice,
| size common grades, 7597712c; Brewing,
scope for fair to good and 95cGSl for
OATS-Continued liberal receipts check all
buoyancy IN values. We quote as follows:
surprise, 81 35@1 S71a; milling, 81 S2@91 s.;
No. 3. 81 20s1 221s: lower grades, 81 fo@1 Is;
| Gray 81 2G61 22IIS; Black, 81 05@1 D 2 ctl.
| CORN-The supply is in excess of the demand
and prices are weak "a as Sconse e} lei &C.
! %; White. SlG1 05 p ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s23G4 2
2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
| packages, 3G1314c = %.
OILGAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
| SEEDS : Mustard, Brown, 81 so q 8 25;
Yellow, 81 1922 20 . ctl: Canary, 33494c; Hemp,
&c; Rape, 81 1902; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, SIG
| S94e ? ID: Flax, S292 % q ctl-
| MIDDLINGS-Prices are soft, as receipts are
more than ample. Quotable at SlsG19 2 ton.
HAY-The inquiry is mostly for the better
grades. Prices have no strength. We quote
| as follows Clover, S7G9 90 Wheat, OF
binary grades sl09l2 so; choice, SIS 50914 80;
Wheat and Dat, S9@14; Wild Oat Ss91l; Bar
ley, S6@10; Alfalfa, S5@s p ton.
| S1RAW-Quotable at 45G60c q bale.
| HOPS-The market drags under fair offerings
| at case p h.
| BRAN-Steady trade at easy prices. Quotable
| at Sl3913 so p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 95c@s1 Pctl.
| BUCKWHEAT-les frmness in holding is
noted. Quotable at g q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotablea at $4,000 p ton.
POTAToES-There is good undertone to
prices. Choice, product is not plentiful. We
| quote as follows: Early Rose, 5o@7Oc;
River Reds, 5O@60c: Peerless, 75oGS1; Jersey
Blues, s0@90c; Burbanks, 90cGs1 so; Sweet,
oNIoSs-steadys at soc@s1 p ctl for good to
DRIED PEAS-we quote prices: Green, 81
a. %; Niles, 81 1872; Blaekeye, S292 % . ctl.
BEANS-The market generally presents good
tone while some kinds exhibit rather buoyant
tendency. We quote; Bayos So 25G3 3d. Butter,
81 25G2 so; Pink. 81 1922 Is: Red, 1898 IS; Lima,
81: Pea. S2G2 10; Small White, S2iG2 Is q otl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moves off well at &c
| to Sc = ID. Mushrooms. l0@12e Z 70 for wild
and 15G25c for cultivated; Cucumbers, 50@75c;
Tomatoes 40cGSl q box; Marrowfat Squash, 81
az ? ton; Turnips, 50@75c > ctl Beets, 600
75c . sack; Carrots, feed, 40@50c; Parsnips 81
= cti; Cabbage, 50G60c p etl; Garlic, 6GSc a
Is: Caulihower, 5Ocos1 > dozen; Dry Peppers
50960e 2 box; Dry Okra, 17G2oc 2 b; Green Pep
pers, 80 650e y box
the asking price has been lowered to s. 80 2
small box. Apples are rather quiet to-day
owing to holiday yesterday. We quote as
csc for common, and 75c@sI Is box for
good to choice: Pears, 50GS5c p box for
common and 81 2591 50 for good 10 choice;
Mexican Lines SGT > box Mexican
Sicily, S6G7 Riverside Lemons, S4G4 so =
box; Bananas, 81 25G3 so = bunch; Pineapples,
s. 5064 50 ? dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, s11 so
DRIED FRUIT-Movement is not rapid at the
moment, and dealers expect slow trade for the
next week or so. We quote as follows: Sun-dried
Apples, S1S94c 2 D for sliced and S@4c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated. sG915c; Apri-
cots 12@15c. for bleaehed; do, sun-dried, SO
loo; do eyaporated, polio 2 b; Blackberries,
1OG121&c; Figs, hose for pressed, 293c for
7Gsc for kegs; Grapes, 25gS155;; Nectsrines, sun
dried. 5G6c; bleached do, 10Gl2e: Peaches,
bleached, 12t915c; unbleached, sGl0c; do, evapor-
ated, peeled, 22G25c z %: Pears. &c for whole
and 5951zc for sliced, machine dried. 7GSc;
Plums, S1S55e for pitted and 11sG21sc for IN
pitted; German Prunes, in sacks, SG4e; French
Prunes, 496e in sacks, and soc p d in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 6092 ? box.
75c6S1 25 = box.
HONEY-Moderate business reported at the
following prices: W hlte Como, l0Gl2ci Anber
7Gec; white liquid, extracted, 515G6e; Amber,
colored and esndied, 455G5e = h.
BUTTER-Aarket in bad shape for sellers.
Dealers are offering fancy pricess at reduced
quotations, and willingly make concessions
all round to prompt buyers. We quote as
follows: Fancy, 25e; good to choice, 20
@24c; fair, 15@lSe; store lots, 1eG12c; picked
roll, old, l4G16c; new. l992lc; drkin, old,
I21sGl4c; new, I691Sc: Eastern creamery,
17e,lec: other kinds, 106l3c 3 %.
GHEESE-Prices keep uniform. Good to choice
new, 11912c; common grades, 7910c; Eastern,
ordinary TO fine, SG13e 2 q.
EGGSThe situation has turned in favor OF
buyers and lower prices are generally expected
next week. We quote as follows; California
ranch, S715940c: store lots, 25GS5c; Eastern,
26G271sc , dozen for fresh and 22924c for cold
storage.
POULTRY-The Turkey market has gone to
smash, there being heavy surplus after salts
tying good and general demand for Thanks
giving. Nothing is doing in Chickens. We
Quote: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 10@llc;
Hens, I0612c; do, dressed, I0G12e . D; BOOSTERS,
81 50G5 for DID, S5G6 for young snd SO
1 80 for Flyers; Broilers, small 81 505s so. do,
large IS 50G4 %: Hens, s596; Ducks. S59T =
dozen; Geese. 81 5o@2 25-7 pair; Pigeons. 81 500
GAME Cheaper all rouzd wequote: venison,
9glIe q D; Hare. 81 259l 80; Rabbits. 81 10