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

SAN FRANCISCO. April Sd.
FLOUR-Trade is principally OF jobbing char
aeter. Net cash price Tor Family Extras, 81 50@
so q Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 50@4 CO.; Super
fine, 81 65@S.
WHEAT--The needs of shippers do not ap-
pear to be urgent, as there is no pronounced dis
position to operate extensively. For standard
export grades, custom can be obtained at q
range OF 81 4114@1 421a 2 ctl.
BARLEY-It seems difficult matter to infuse
any life into the market. Brewing qualities
also drag, though it was hoped that reduced
asking rates would bring about better inquiry
than at present prevails. We. quote No.
Brewing, Sl1aGS115c for fair to good, and g0@95c
q ctl for choice.
OATS-Stocks in warehouse are quite heavy,
while receipts from Oregon continue in excess
of immediate needs, so that constant additions
are being made to the surplus. Prices, under
such circumstances, are necessarily weak We
quote prices: Surprise, 81 121a@l l71s; milling,
81 l0d1 l21; choice feed, 81 07a; No. 1, 81 0219@
l %; lower grades, 971ScdS1; Gray, 81 Q ctl.
CORN-Supplies are fairly liberal but trade is
quiet. Quotable at 81 l0@l 1215 . ctl for Large
Yellow, 81 10 for small Yellow, and 81 1o@1 121a
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s25@2e 2 ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s24 Q ton;
fine kinds for the table, in large and small pack
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-No activity in Mustard Holders of
Alfalfa are firm in asking prices. We quote ;
i%a3Lc; Timothy, 654@7c: Alfalfa, l215@iS{5c
= Ii; Flax, 81 25@2 rs q ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Stocks clean up well, Quotable
at Sl4 50@15 SO q ton.
HAY-Receipts have been heavy of late, i'm
parting weaker tone to values. We quote:
Wheat, S9@l3 Wheat and Dat, s9@12; Wild
Barley and Dat, IS 50@10 so; Alfalfa, SIS so; COM
pressed Alfalfa, S7@S p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 70@S5c q bale.
HOPS-Choice quality is said TO be in demand,
III IL ic hard find the article A sritph1a
parcel would probably sell at 1a2c q b above
our figures. Offerings ON the market consists of
common to fairly good, quotable at 10@l5e p ii.
BRAN-Receipts are liberal. Quotable at
So 50@13 q ton for the better grades, and Sl1 so
OBJ for other quality.
RYE-Quotable at 81 COOL IS p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-None Offering.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at ST. 50@1S 50
2 ton.
POTATOES-New qualities are coming into
more general favor. while the demand for old is
smaller as a consequence. New, 75c@S1 p ctl:
Peerless, 30@40c: Burbank Seedlings. 50@75c;
Garnet Chile, 35ta40c; River Reds, S5@40c; Early
Rose. S5@4oc Q ctl; Tomales, 100000; Sweet, SIG
ONIONS-Receip's are heavy, with liberal
sprinkling of poor grades. Quotable at 75ce 81
= ctl for good to choice, and % 050c for cut.
FRUIT-oranges are coming in this week at
an average of ten cars per day. Custom is good,
probably because prices are moderate chest
and half of strawberries arrived this morn
ing, selling at 35G40c 2 bskt- Offerings of APP
signments from mountain districts. Mexican
Lines are well represented, over 700 cases COM
ing to hand this week by steamer. Lemons are
not plentiful. We quote: Apples. 75c@S2 .
box; Mexican Lines. g SOFAS so q box; Cal
ifornia Lines, 60ct0s1 30 q box; Riverside
Navel Oranges, IS .75654 so 3 box; common do,
S2@2 so; Los Angeles Navels, 81 1902 so; COM
mon Los Angeles Oranges, Sl@1 so r. box:
Lemons, Sicily, 81 50@5; California Lemons. u 81
as = box; Bananas, 81 SOFAS q bunch; Pine
apples sitG5 p dozen; CranberIies, S7@S p Dbl.
BUTTER-The market is not in good shape
for sellers. Arrivals during the past week have
been unusually heavy and buyers can almost
dictate prices, except for a few special brands.
Fancy, lie: good to choice 15dl6c; fair, 13
0l4; store lots. 9a12c; picked roll, old. IA
@l6c; new, l7G,l9c; frkin, old 14@Dl6c. new, Is
@lsc; Eastern creamery, 13@l5c in tubs; other
kinds l0114c p h.
CHEESE-Dealers are making concessions, in
hope of increasing trade and thus prevent ac-
emulation. We quote prices as follows:
Choice new, 9Gl31zc; good to choice old, Ga SC;
common grades. 5@6c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
9@I5c q 10.
EGGS-The situation is far from being salts.
factory. Eastern receipts are coming to hand
with freedom, causing lowering in asking
prices for domestic produce. The advantage at
| the moment is largely in favor OF buyers
| We quote. California ranch, 17c; store lots
| l5Gl6c: Eastern, 1SGl4c Fdczen.
GAME-Quor atoms are nominal, as recelpis
| come to hand in bad order, and dumping
| is general We quote prices as follows: Rab
bits, 81 25Gl 80; Hare, s1@l %: sprig, g
Teal, q; Brant, .sac g 81, Maiiarus a 5o