Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-04
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| FL0UR-BusnesS is light at the moment, be-
| ing so close to holiday time Net cash price for
Family Extras s4@94 % "a Dbl; Bakers Extras
| 81 1904 20; Superfine, 81 15(G3 TO-
| WHEAT There is very little doing in grain
circles and no extensive business is probable
until the arrival of vessels gives opportunity for
| activity. shipping Wheat of standard quality
| is quotable at 81 21% Q ctl.
| CORNMEAL--Miliers quote Feed at s25@26 p
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
| packages, 21%'023lc 2 10.
| OILGAKE MEALEQuotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-A shipment of 24OO1 lbs Mustard was
made to Liverpool this week. We quote: Mus
tard, Brown, 81 2595; Yellow, 81 756p1 90 ? cJl
| Canary, 334G41ac; Hemp, &c; Rape, nominal,
| Timothy, 6G61ac; Alfalfa, lOGlO1ac = ID; Flax,
| CORN-Offerings are not of great magnitude,
and the market shapes rather i'll the interest of
sellers. We quote: 81 1og1 ~ Q etl for Large
81 1Oa1 121S p ctl for White.
| CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25926 p ton.
| MIDDLlNGS-1n good demand, with buoyaut
| tone to values. Quotable at ST. oil 80 = ton.
! HAY-Common grades 'emain easy in price.
| We quote prices as follows New Wheat,
ordinary grades, 81 a 3; choice, Sll q
ordinary, SIS a 10; choice, s12alS: Wheat and
| Oat, 5000, Wild oat SSG911; Barley, S6@9; Bar
ley and Dat, s7@s; compressed Hay s7@9 q
1 ton; Stock, S6@6 so q ton.
| STRAW Quotable at 65aSOc per bale.
| HOPS.NQ market. Values nominal at 10
ollie 2 H. Bids for new crop are not up to the
| figures that buyers care to entertain.
| BRAN-Steady ana firm. Quotable at Sli@
ID 80 = ton for the better grades, and SlS 50
| for other quality.
| GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl59t6 q
| ton.
| POTATO Is Receipts are rather large, but
| the demand is good both for local wants and
| shipping purposes 50 that stocks clean up well.
| Prices of some kinds show wide range, how
| ever, owing to marked difference in the quality
| of offerings. We quote prices follows:
| Early Rose, 55c q 81 Is; Peerless, 6OaS5c.
| Garnet Chile, 65G75c; Burbanks, S1cgS125 q
| ctl.
! this week for the first time this season. Figs
/ are in good supp y, but the demand is irregular
| aud prices fuctuate Receipts OF ADricoJs are
| large while prices are easy. Canneries help the
| situation by free buying. Peaches find good
| custom and values hold up well. Cur!auts are
still seen in fair quantity. Berries of all kinds
| are weak. Melons are not making much of
! display as yet. Native oranges are about out
| for the season Mexican Lines are scarce,
| though consignments are expected on The
| steamer now due. We quote: CrGba9ples,
| 40@75c p box; Grapes, 50 q box; kectarines,
| S101 p q box Cantaloupes, 81 a3 80 . doz;
| Watermelons, S3G5 % 2 doz; Figs, S5155Oc for
| black and 20G25 a box for white; Plums, 400
| 60c = box; Apricots, Royal, 25a50c q box and
| 20F35c Z. bskt; Peaches, 35@15c p box, and
| 35G75c 2 Dskt; Currants, - 5l@4 ,, chest;
| Raspberries S5G6 "a chest; Strawberries Long
| worth, S3d4; other varieties, S2tG3 = chest;
| Blackberries, s. al q chest; Apples, 35675c .
| box and 25U40c Q bSkt; Pears, 25G75c z box:
/ Bartlett Fears, u 2ONql 80 Z DON: Mexican
Lines S6G7 q box; Tahiti Oranges, s. 10 q
| box: Lemons, Sicily, SOS; California Lemons,
| IL 5093 80 p box; Bananas, 81 50&3 500 bunch;
| Pineapples S3fn4 = dozen.
| DRIED FRUIT-Samples of new Apricots
| have arrived and free shipments are expected
in the near future. Old stock is all cleaned up.
| Dried Peaches will not come to market for
| month. Business quiet. We quote: Suu-dried
| Apples, 4@41%c p b for sliced and 3l%G4c for
| quartered; Apples, evaporated, 5t06c; Apricots,
| 7Gl0c for bleached: do, sur-dried, 5G7c: Black
h0r tow a
| impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1461l6c for layers and
| 7G8c tor kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 3G.5c
bleached do 6Gloc; Peaches, Sc4l0c for peeled
| and 4@7c for unpeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
| 5G51Sc for sliced, machine dried, Ease: Plums
5@6c tor pitted and l19g2}%c Tor unpittcd; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks SQ4c; French Prunes
Grapes, Ease Q Ii; Raisins, London Layers
! 81 50t02 q box. with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions; common, 75c@Si q box.
| HOSEI-ReceiptS are not heavy, but they
are more than enough to meet local wants. and
any great increase in the supply would cause a
drop IN values. we quote prices as follows:
| White Comb, l0612c; Amber case; Extracted
| white liquid, 546c: Amber, colored and can
| died. 4Gl5c p H.
| PROVISIONS Business somewhat Quiet and
| slow. We quote: Eastern Hams, l4G9l41Sc; Cali
| fornia refrigerator-cured Hams, 13156lic; East
| ern Breakfast Bacon, 131S@l4c: California Ba-
con. heavy and medium, l01S0Ilc; do light
medium; ll@ll1ac; do light, 12@l274c: do extra
| light, lS1z@l4c; do. clear sides, 111l@12c p II;
Pork, extra prime, Sl7917 so; do prime mess, SIS
| ole: do mess, S20G21: do, clear S22G.23 50; do,
extra clear, S2S 50e24 so q Dbl; Pigs Feet, So
| 6l2 80 q Dbl; Beef, mess, bbls, IS 50ta9; do,
hf bbls 81 5OGa4 rs; do. extra mess, bbls, 500
10 50 do hf bbls, IS 50d5 Is; do, family, So 500
| IS 2 Dbl; do, smoked, 1l@lhc {. d: Eastern
Lard, tierces, 1o@11c; do, pals, I019a1lc Cali
ifornia Lard, tierces, 101a01ic; do, hf bbls 101S
Ga11c; do ION tins, l0c; do, 5-ib tins 1015c; do
10-fb pals, lie; do, 5b pals, 1l14c; 40, Sb
PoULTRY-Two carloads of Eastern arrived
| this week, selling promptly. We quote: Live
| Undergraduates, 2O@22c; Hens. 17Gll9c: Roos-
tiers. s5@6 so for old and Sc 50G9 for young, and
81 SOFAS 80 for Eryers; Broilers, 81 5OG; Hens.
| s6G7; Ducks S4G4 SO per dozen: Geese, S1G41 25
for old and 81 25@1 IS q pair for Goslings;
Pigeons, s2(S2 % y dozen for old and 81 75@2
| for young.
! wooL-Movement is steady with firm tone to
! values. We quote:
San Joaquin, 2 .......l2olSc
Foothil and Northern
Humboldt and Mendocino.
| Eastern Oregon
Poor
, Good to cholce.-..-..... ......-.......-..l6G0
His Hf6ES 'e ASD sKiNs~onota6ie as follows
Heavy Steers, 81 lbs up, DIS 0G "a &c sSEc ;
Medium steers, IS to SO bs....-613a = $40 =
Medium Cows, over 46 fos5 @ 40 =
| Light Cows, under DC fDs.......5 a = 4@ =
| kips Is to 50 hs.-,......"........4 @ SGS29
Veal skins, to 10 fos.............4 as $685.
Calf skins, s 10 Is ibs...........-..4 "a 39SH
| Dairy Calf 2OGSee each; dry hides, usual Sc
lection, loo: dry kips, do, 96l0c q 10; Calf
Skins do, 91loc; Gull Hides Kip and Calf 5G6c;
Pelts, shearling 10ca25c esch; do. short S0@5oc
each: do. medium, 70990c each; do, long wool,
e0c@SI % each; Deer Skins, summer, S5c; do,
fair and medium, SOC p II: Goat skins, 4o@50c
apiece for prime and perfect, 20@S5c for
| medium, l0020c each for small.
| FRESH MEArS-Beef keeps easy in price,
under liberal receipts. Large Veal is shade
higher, as offerings are not quite so heavy.
| Mutton is in good supply at unchanged figures.
Offerings OF Lamb are ample for all wants.
| Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slsughterers to dealers: Beef
First quality, So a6c; second quality, 41&95c;,
at 81 ACC for large and &c ID for small. Mutt
ton--Quotabie at 51S66c q ID. Handspring,
71S6sc p II. Pork--iive Hogs, ON foot grain fed,
! 60 SIC; soft, 534e55sc; dressed Hogs, sS4@sl4c
en.