Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 26tl

FLOUR-The market is but moderately ac-
tive. Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 %
"a so q Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 10; Superhne,
WHEAT-There was slightly better feeling
in the local situation. Offerings are more free
than in long while, and buyers on expert ac-
count give fair attention to samples submitted
For Wheat that will grade as No. standard
there is ready custom on a basis of 81 80 q ctl
BARLEY-Feed shows easier tone. The late
rain-storm has tended to decrease the demand
and movement is necessarily slower. We quote
prices as follows: No. l Feed, soc; choices
SIG: common grades, 75@771ac; Brewing,
S59921ac for fair to good and 95cGsl for
oATs-Trade is of fairly active character
Surprise, 81 35@l 371a milling, 81 321ad1 35
CHOICE feed, 81 $27z; No. l, 81 271zSl 3d.
Gray, 81 20e1 22lE; Black, 81 05@1 25 2 ctl.
C0RN-Is dull and quiet. The market is
somewhat literally furnished, and break in
values is not unlikely if there be any desire
to clean up We quote the following prices ::
Large Yellow 9T15cGcS1; Small. Yellow 81 O215(0
O5: White, sl@1 O5 etl.
CRACKED CokN-Quotable at s23@24 q
CoRNMEAL- Millers quote feed at s23G24
2 ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3G3zc p ID.
SEEDS-Choice Yellow Mustard is rather
scarce at firmer figures Some little better in
quiry prevails for Alfalfa. We quote the fol-
lowing prices: Mustard, Brown, 81 so a 3 %;
&c: Rape. 81 1902; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa SIG
s54e p H. Flax, S2a2 % q ctl.
MTDDLINGS-In better supply and easy in
supply. Quotable at $1,000 q ton
HAY-The late rain has softened values. We
quote prices: Clover, S7659 SO; Wheat or
binary grades, s1o9l2 50; choice, slS 5o@l4 50;
Wheat and Dat, S9G14; Wild Dat, SSG1l; Bar
ley s6Gl0; Alfalfa, S5GS r. ton.
STRAW uotable at 45@60c p bale.
HOPS-Altough better accounts are received
from distant centers, the local market shows no
improvement either in prices or trade. Nomi-
nally quotable at 6GSc 2 ID
BRAN-Quotable at siSGlS so p ton for better
grades and sl2 to 81 50 for other quality.
RYE-Quotable at 95ctGN Pctl.
Observation-Disclosures supplies keep prices
steady. Quotable at S292 10 q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $1,000 p ton.
POTATOES-There is ready custom for an ar
ticle that is good, and full figures are obtainable
for desirable product Early Rose. 50@I0c;
River Reds, $4,000: Peerless, 75c@S1; Jersey
Blues. sOc@s1; Burbanks, 9jc@sl 50; Sweet,
50cG75c p otl.
ONIONS-Are firm in price Good stock is
quotable at S5c@sl q ctl, with occasional sales at
an advance.
DRIED PEAs-We quote prices: Green, s.
O. 20; Niles, 81 75@2; Blackeye. 1902 % q ct'.
BEANS-Limas are scarce and held with firm
ness. Trade generally is rather quiet. We
quote following prices: Bayos, So 25d3 IS; Butter
| s. 25Gl 30; Pink 81 1902 Is Red, S3G3 %; Lima,
50 60@3 rs; Pea, S292 10; Small White, $40
Is = etl.
VEGETABLES-Rhu from San Leandro
of good quality, and brought &c z 10. Green
Peppers are in liberal supply. Offerings of I o.
metoes are not desirab e. We quote jobbing lots
as follows Mushrooms. 10@l2e p ID for wild
and l5G2jc for cultivated; Cucumbers, 50@75e;
Tomatoes, 40c9S1 g box; Marrowfat Squash, 81
@6 2 tom Turnips, 50@75c 2 ctl; Beets, GOA
75c p sack; Carrots, feed, z0@50e; Parsnips 81
| 2 ctl; Cabbage, 50160e = etl Garlic, 6dlSc =
h: Caulihower, 5Oc9S1 p dozen; Dry Peppers
5o@60e Q box; Dry Okra, 17G29c 2 b; Green Pep
| pers, 30G50c = box.
FRuIT-apples are plentiful, AMI it must be a
choice article to sell at the top figure. Strag
Cling boxes of Grapes still come along, selling
at irregular prices say SOL 60 3 box. as to
quality Oranges from Vaeaville move slowly
at 81 for small box. Cranberries are in better
demand at the moment. We quote jobbing lots
as follows: Ounces, 25G50c p box; Apples, 900
CSC for common, and 75c@Sl Is . box for
good to choice; Pears, 501 s5c q box for
common and 81 25@1 90 for good to choice
Oranges, s. COOS . p box; Lemons,
Sicily, s6G7; Riverside Lemons, S464 50 a
box; Bananas, 81 25aS so . bunch: Pineapples,
| So 50G4 so z dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, ST. so
@12 3 Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Business is of lighter proper
tious, and prices of several kinds are more IA
yorable to buyers. Apples, Peaches and Aprieots
are scarce and are not likely to decline in
value. We quote prices as follows; Suu-dried
Apples, 31S(94c 2 ID for sliced and SG4c for
quartered: Apples, evaporated, 9G915c; Apri-
cots, 12@15c, for blesched; do sun-dried, Sc
Zoe; do, evaporated, 12@14c 2 h; Blackberries,
lOeDl21ac, Figs, 4Vp0c Tor pressed, Hdtoc tOI
impressed; Smyrna Figs. l21Sial4c for layers and
7Gsc for kegs; Grapes, % 1315; Nectarines, sun
dried. 5@6c; bleached do. 10012e: Peaches,
bleached, 12Gl5c; unbleached, SG10c do. evapor-
ated, peeled, 22G25c z ID; Pears, &c for whole
and 5@515c for sliced. machine dried, 7@Sc;
Plums, 51495c for pitted and 114@21Sc for I'M
pitted; German Prunes, In sacks, S54c; French
Prunes, 496c in sacks, and 607c % in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 6o@2 = box.
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions; common,
75c@sl Is p box.
BUTTER-The favorable weather that has
prevailed of late for growing grass has given
the butter market much softer tone and caused
a marked reduction in quotations. while the
prospects are against any recovery in values.
This winter the fresh-graSs season is about two
months earlier than usual. and cows are coming
in quite early, so there is every indication that
southern and bay diaries viii be turning out
their maximum amount of butter in about six
weeks hence. The demand, however, is slow,
and despite reduced asking rates il has been
impossible to effect anything like a cleanup,
even OF the better grades of fresh. Much OF the
fresh coming in shows the defects common to
soft grass his butter drags, as does all defect
i've stock. Fancy, 251271Sc; good TO choice, 20
@:4c; fair, 15@lsc; store lots. lc@l2c; picked
121s914c; new. 1601Sc: Eastern creamery,
17Gs19c: other kinds, 10Gl3c = u.
CHEESE-Desirable qualities of new are any
thing but plentiful and prices OF this class of
stock hold up well. Offerings of old are in ex-
cess of the demand. We quote Good 10 choice
new, Halle; common grades, 7G-0c; Eastern.
Orl1nSry 70 me. Se1toc ? 70.
EGGS-Seleeted qualities OF the dome-tic ar
ticle have been in light receipt of late, owing to
stormy weather, and sales wers made above
quotations IN several instances Larger sup
plies are expected now that the weather has
cleared up. Offerings OF Eastern product are
well reduced. We quote as follows; California
ranch. f09i21Sc; store lots, 25G5sc; Eastern,
260271zc y dozen for fresh and 22924c for cold
stoiare.
POULTRy-No.hin is salatIe Just now but
Turkeys, which are in good receipt Tor Thanks
giving. Supplies are coming 10 hand with free
DOM and quick sale is found for dressed Tur-
keys that are fat and full grown. Live Turkeys
are in excess fine demand aud snow weakness
in price Such stock is wholly neglected. there
being no buyers Live Turkeys-5obbIerg, l76s1Se;
Hens. II else. do, dressed. l9022c ? Il; Roosters
81 50d5 for old. S516 for young and SO
50 G5r Fryers; Br0ilers, small, & 506S 50. do,
LARGE. s. 50Gs % Hens, s566: Ducks, S5G7 3
dozen; Geese, 81 50g2 % ? pair; Pigeons, 81 SOC
= dozen.
GAME-Qlai, was cheaper this morning N
ether changes. Accepts are not heavy aud