Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN. FRANCISCO. May 18th.
| FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
81 % "a 50 = Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 15G4 25;
WHEAT-The week does not close on a very
| strong market There is no positive pressure OF
4 offerings, but the situation lacks spirit, and
! transactions are both slow and meager. Values
are soft, fair TO good shipping being quotable at
| II 3061l. 3114 n ctl.
BARLEY-Movement continues provokingly
slow, while prices remain easy. No. Feed, 6215
d65c; common grades, 5755d 60c Brewing, 700
| 721ae for fair to good, and 15g111ac . ctl for
choice bay.
OATS-Although asking prices have been
/ lowered, no improvement in business has yet
resulted. We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 l71zdl %; milling, 81 05G1 or; choice feed,
81; No. l, 92%@95c; lower grades, soc; Gray,
CokN- Quotable at 81 1O@a1 l21S p ctl for
| Large Yellow, 81 221a@1 % for Small Yellow
and slal O5 p ctl for white:
! CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s26 p ton.
| CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at SIG q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 274@2s4c p ID.
! OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
sEEDS-No demand. Mustard. Brown, 81 25@3;
Hemp. ga s4c; Rape i114a2114c: Timothy, s@7c;
Alfalfa; lIS1l14c b; Flax, s. 2Ss2 Is 7 ch
SIS 5U@16 so 2 ton.
| HAi-Trade is less quick. We quote as fol-
lows. Wheat. sl0@14; Wheat and Dat, ss@u;
Wild Dat sS9ll; Barley, s7@9 Barley and Dat.
0l0 . ton; Stock. s6@7 p ton.
| STRAW Quotable at 6O@S0c per bale.
HOPS-Quotabe at 10aIl5c y 10.
| BRAN-Is in liberal supply, today's receipts
| footing up over 1000 sacks. Quotable at Sl2 so
@913 q ton for the better grades, and SD for
| other quality.
RYE-OnotabIe at 81 25 p ctl
| BUCKWHEAT- Eastern is held at s. 25 q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY Quotable at SIG q II
POTATOES 65c@si: Peerless, 5o@6oc
! Burbank Seedlings 60@90c; Tomales 50@75c.
| ONIONS-Quotablea at 50 SOC 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 50 IS;
| Miles, 81 25; Green, o; Eastern Green,
BeANs-we quote prices: Bayos. 81 4O@2 so;
Butter 81 50fo3 Pink, 8 25@2 So; Red, 81 S0@
8: Lima, 81 75; Pea, 81 609l IS; Small u bite.
81 60(a1 70 2 ctl
! VkGETABLES-Strin Beans were not offer
ing quite so freely to-day. Prices for Asparagus
keep firm. the market not being overstocked.
as follows Asparagus, sl@l % for ordi-
nary, 81 50@2 for good to choice and 81 25@3 SO
a box for extra Alameda Island and Bouldin
Island; Green Corn, 109l5c 2 dozen tor Naca-
vile aud 81 25t61 so q sack for Los Angeles Gu
cumbers, 25c@Sl q dozen; Summer Squash,
50c@ 81 % . box for vacaville and 81 1902 for
lOc b: String Beans, 21a@Sc; do refu-
gee h; Green Peas siaI Is : sack; Gar r.
asn Fens a box ru a1s anS seoo r.
ctl; Beets 50@6Oc p sack Carrots, feed. s0@5Oc;
Parsnips, sl@l % p ctl; Cabbage 50@60c q ctl !;
Garlic, 10l11z4c n: caulifower 5oc@s! dozen;
Dry Peppers. 6@7c p ID; Dry Okra, 5@l0c q d.
Green Peppers 15@1Sc q 10.
FRUIT-Peaches appeared to-day for the first
time this season, coming from Vacavlile and
| sold at wide range this morning, though 1t had
| to be something extra choice TO bring over $40
| per chest. Poor lots went very low In COMPARE
| ison. Cherries are making good display. Cur
| rants and Apricots sell slowly. Gooseberries
are cheaper, being abundant We quote as
| follows; Apricots, 4@5c p ID. Currants, 60 10
| 75c p drawer; Gooseberries, 11a@2c per b;
Raspberries, sl@1 % per drawer for good and
400 SOC for poor; Strawberries Longworth, Y
| @12 p chest; other varieties, 4a6 per chest:
Cherries. 25a50c q box for Red and White and
sO@75c p box for Black; Apples. 50c@s2 p
| box; Mexican Lines. 1907 p box; Riverside
Navel Oranges "a 50G5 so q box; common do,
| 50 25@2 IS; Los Angeles Navels, sS@3 so; COM
Lemons. Sicily, sos so; California Lemons. 81 so
| as q box; Bananas, 81 50@S q bunch; Pine
| apples. sioS5 = dozen.
| DRIED FsUIT-We quote Sun-dried Apples,
4@41zc q h for sliced and 519@4c for quartered;
| Apples evaporated. 5ta6c; Apricots, 7010c for
bleached; do sln-dried, 5eG1c; Blackberries 100
pressed; Smyrna Figs, l4@l6c for layers and 20
| Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 3@5c;
| bleached do, 6alOc; Peaches. s@l0c for peeled
and 4e ioE Pears ae oS Sno Pn ana
5@6c Tor pitted and l1z@2Hc for unpitted; Ger
| man Prunes, in sacks 3@4c; French Prunes,
4@6Mc in sacks. and case p ID IN boxes;
Grapes. 2asc q h: Raisins London Layers,
81 50a2 y box, with CSC to 75c advance for
| fractions: common. 75c@S1 q box
| HONEY-New is held ut 1Sc per b.
We quote old stock. White Comb, Sd
| 1Oc: Amber, 5sn7c: Extracted, white liquid, AZ
| @5c: Amber. colored and candied. St64c p h.
BUTTER-Receipts are more free and and
prices are not quite SO strong. We quote
Fancy, zoe; good 70 choice, l7@19c; fair.
Hold: store lots. 11@lSc; picked roll, old, Is
@l7c: new, 1SG20c; irkin, old. 15@16c new, IL
@lac: Eastern creamery, 13@l5c in tubs; other
kinds, l0014c y n.
CHkESE-Supplies are large. We quote
old. Sale: common grades. 5sa6c; Eastern. ordi-
nary TO fine. 2@15c y b.
EGGS--Arrivals Of Eastern are more free,
tending to weaken prices for the domestic
article. We quote as follows: California ranch.
10xc; store lots, 5@lec; Eastern. l60l7c ,
dozen.
POULTRY-Market easy all round, owing to