Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-10
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Market not strong. We quote; Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 50@4 so p
Dbl: Bakers Extras, 81 80 % 4 60; Superfine,
WHEAT-The outlook for good harvest is
considered unusually promising, and holders of
grain are now more inclined than ever to real
ize.. Within few days large quantities are
said to have changed ownership, while offer
ings continue of liberal proportions. From
81 IS to 81 p ctl is the current range for fair
to standard shipping quality.
BARLEI-Nothing of consequence doing in
feed descriptions The market is a very soft
one and prices rule altogether in favor of buy
ers. Even at reduced asking rates there is no
marked response in the way of custom. Parties
who have stock on hand decline to operate nm
til necessity compels while the few who are
buying limit their purchases to almost daily
wants. This hand-to-mouth policy is tedious
and discouraging. but sellers have no alterna-
tive but to await events. Brewing Barley like
wise drags, while prices are unsettled, except
for the more choice grades, OF which the sup
ply is not large. We quote as follows: No
Feed, nc; common grades, zoe; Brew.
ing, Sl1aGS &c for fair TO good, and 90@95c
q ctl for choice.
OATS-Receipts continue heavy. To days
arrivals were 900 bags, nearly all coming from
Oregon. IL looks very much as if supplies from
that direction would never cease, though they
cannot last much longer. With such large
stocks on hand, and the Barley market in de-
moraliZed condition, it is not surprising that
the Dat market should show evidences of de-
cided weakness At the moment. the outlook
| is anything but encouraging Tor the holding in
81 10; choice feed 81 62%; No. i, 81 oa55;
lower grades. 971IcGS1; Gray, 81 p ctl.
coRN-Choice large Yellow is rather scarce.
White 15fI is ii in fair supply ogotable at
for small Yellow, and 81 121a@1 Is q ctl for
White.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at SIG . ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at SIG p
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 2156234c p b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 2 ton
sEEDS-Market generally quiet, No change
in prices: Mustard Brown, 81 2593 Is; Yellow,
81 1902 10 2 ctl; Canary. 4a4c; Hemp. 31aG4c;
Rape. l1$a214c: Timothy, 50 97c: Alfalfa, i21S@
1S11ac 2 h; Flax, 81 25@2 rs p ctl.
MlDDLlNGS-Supply moderate: Quotable at
HAY-Prices weak all round, owing to large
supplies of medium grades. We quote prices:
Wheat, ss@l2 50; Wheat and Dat, sslSl1 so; Wild
Dat; sS9l0 80; Dat, 81 5O@10 ); Barley, S7t@9;
Barley. and Dat. s7@9; Alfalfa, SIS 50; COM
pressed Alfalfa. s7@s . ton; Stock, s697
sTRAW-Quotable at 659s5c p bale.
HUPS-Offerings are not choice, and there is
no demand for low grades. Quotable at l0@l5c
| p H.
BRAN-Quotable at SD 5O@ls p ton for the
better grades, and SD for other quality.
RfE-Nalues are soft Quotable at 81 $50
| l Is 2 ctl.
| BUCKwHEAT-A carload came to hand to-
day but it was sold some time prior to arrival.
Market bare of stock and nominal in price.
GROUND BARLEY Quotable at Sl7 a is
| = ton.
PorAToEs-No changes We quote prices as
follows; oaS New R5 5GS 81 ct Peer
Garnet Chile, 35G4Oc River Reds, 35@40c Early
Rose. S594Oc p ctl; Tomales 100000; Sweet, 75c
oNIoNs-Are higher. Quotable at s1a1 SO
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, s2s2 10;
Niles, S2G2 10; Green, o.; Eastern Green,
| 81 = ctl.
BEANs-Limas and Reds are firm, but all
other kinds are weak. We quote prices as
| follows: Bayos, s. 5062 60: Butter, 81 SOFAS;
Pink, - 25@2 40; Red, 81 1902 so: Lima, 81 500
IS; Pea, 81 9012: Small White, 81 9062 q ctl.
NEGETABLES-Reeeipt of Asparagus to-day
were the largest of the season. footing up 40
| boxes. Supplies of Green Peas are not exces-
| sive, to-days arrivals being 400 sacks. Rhuoarb
| is coming 10 hand in increased quantities.
| Choice Tomatoes make light exhibit. We
quote prices as follows: Asparagus 5OG75c a
Lox for ordinary and slt91 Is for good to choice,
| and 81 50@2 q box Tor Bouldin Island:
| Cucumbers, 50c@Sl so q DOZEN Summer Squash,
| SGl0c Z h; Rhubarb, s@5c . 10; Egg Plant S@l0c
. h; String Beans 6@l0c q ID: Green Peas, 509
75cR SIX for common, and 81 021Sc q b for sweet;
Los Angeles Tomatoes s20 2 50 = box: Mar,
rowfat Squash, S20@25 2 ton !; Turnips 506eOc a
ctl; Beets, 50@60c . sack; Carrots feed, a0950c;
lie. 25d50c p sack: Caulifower, 5ocesl p dozen;
Dry Peppers, s@loc p n; Dry Okra, l5SlSc q ID;
Green Peppers, n@15c p II.
FRUIT-Kaspberries sold yesterday at the
| three chests of Strawberries arrived this morn
| ing. Oranges continue in liberal receipts es-
specially common varieties. Mexican LINES are
a shade higher. Wequcte as follows: Strawber-
| ries, 5o975c 2 drawer: Apples, 75cGs2 p
box; Mexican Lines, 50 5o@4 so . box; Cal
| ifornia Lines, = 20 - 2 box; Riverside
| Navel Oranges, S. 7564 so . box: common do,
s2a2 50; Los Angeles Nayels 81 7512 80: COM
| mon Los Angeles Oranges, 90c@S1 so q box;
Lemons, Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons, 81 so
as p box; Bananas, 81 SOFAS ? bunch; Pine
| apples. S4@5 p dozen; Cranberries. S3as 4 Dbl.
| DRIED FRUIT-Market duh, with prices
| favorable to buyers. Stocks. however. are not
of very large magnitude: Sun-dried Apples,
1890 2 h for sliced and 3lz@4c TOR quartered
| Apples, evaporated, 566c; Apricots, 7@loc for
bleached; do, sun-dried, 5@7c; Blackberries 100
l215c; Figs. 4@5c for pressed. Ease for I'M
| pressed; Smyrna Figs. l4@i6c for layers and "a
| Sc for kegs; Nectariues, sun-dried, Bose;
bleached do, 6@l0c; Peaches, SGl0c for peeled
4 and 4@7c for uupeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
| 5d5}9c for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc Plums,
5G6c Tor pilted and l1aG2l%c for unpitted: Ger
] man Prunes, in sacks. 2td3c; French Prunes
s1S6,5c in sacks, and 66s7c y 10 in boxes
Grapes, 2SSc p b; Raisins, London Layers