Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

san FRANCISCO. May Odd.
cash price for Family Extras,
81 25 Cd so D Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 1894 25;
Superfine. 81 75G3 10.
WHEAT-Business is quiet and dull, with val
ues easy. Exporters are not operating to any
extent, as the foreign situation does not present
any encouraging feature. Trade on local ac-
count is Insignificant, not causing any per-
ceptible Improvement. The crop outlook is all
that can be desired, according to reports, the
situation never being more promising at any
former season. of course, mishaps may occur
yet before the grain natures. No. l shipping
quality is quotable at 81 80 q ctl.
BARLE1-Nalues do not improve, and there
is not much hone for any immediate change for
the better. Business in feed is almost nominal,
there being hardly enough jobbing inquiry to
give the market a semblance.of activity. Brew
ing qualities are wholly neglected, and few
holders take the trouble even of showing stock.
The situation is very soft, and the feeling gen
orally is one of depression. No. 1 Feed, 62%@
6SAc; common grades, 57Ld Coo Brewing, 700
1213c for fair to good, and 75@771ac p ctl for
choice bay.
OATS-Supplies are quite as liberal as ever.
showing that consumption does not go ahead of
receipts. However. it is pretty certain that ar
rivals in future will be of smaller proportions,
when there viii be opportunity for the market
to recover. Just at the moment, though, matters
are anything but favorable for sellers. Surprise,
81 1901 2l1a: milling, 81 o21a91 05; choice feed,
81; No. l, 95091%c; lower grades, gOG9l%c:
Gray. 9O@9215c p eli.
C~ORN-Large Yellow is a trife easier, the de-
$1,000 pE116 tf6HN- 49, SAAON 10 anu
firm. Scarcely any inquiry for White. Quot
able at 81 10@@1 ~ q ctl for Large Yellow,
81 2214@I % for Small Yellow and sl@1 05 q
ctl for White.
CRACKED C~ORN-Quotable at SIG q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s26 p
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 2LG2s4c q ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Business dull. Mustard. Brown, 81 %
as; Yellow, 81 75G1 90 2 cl Canary, 354G4c;
Hemp. 31lG4c; pe.1%@2Ac; Timothy, 6aIG7c:
Alfalfa 1lm11Lp a n. FlQy 50 0S<lD * "a ol
No scarcity. Quotable at SIS SO
ole so 2 ton.
HAY.Prices are not quite so strong as last
week. Wheat, slO@l4; Wheat and Dat, 81 5O@
10 so. Wild Dat. s. 50@l0 so; Barley, S. SOFAS so:
Barley and Dat, sc 5099 so; Alfalfa, Sc as; COM
pressed Hay. sSGl0 2 ton; Stock, S6@7 p ton.
STRAW Quotable at COG SOC per bale.
HOPS-The growing crop is said to promise
large yield. Stocks on hand embrace nothing
of choice character. Quotable at 10G15c p 10.
BRAN-Buyers can be accommodated TO apy
reasonable amount with promptness. Quotable
ut SD 5OG9l3 p ton for the better grades, and
sl2 for other quality.
RYE-More stock is offering than can be mar
keted. Quotable at 81 - p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT- Eastern is held at s. % 4 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY Quotable at SIC a II
PtSo9TAToEs Old qualities are getting scarce
We quote prices New, 65c@sl: Peerless, 50@6Oc;
Burbank Seedlings, 60@90c; Tomales, 50@75e.
ONIONS-Free offerings and easy prices.
Quotable at IS = SOC p ctl.
DRIED Passive quote: Blackeye, 81 %;
Niles, g %; Green, @; Eastern Green.
BEANs-The situation is against sellers, as
the demand is very light. and concessions are
necessarily in order to create any interest. We
quote prices as follows Bayos, 81 25G2 so:
Butter, 81 5063; Pink, % 1902 IS; Red, 81 75tG
.: Lima, 81 20; Pea, 81 5OG1 rs; Small " hite,
81 50al 70 y ctl.
VEGETABLES-Bay Squash is over, Aspar-
agus keeps steady, the receipts being moderate.
Iacayil!e Tomatoes are making their apnear-
QnGp Grafn Peas and Sfrlpn Raane re- mot a.
cessive, but offerings are sufficient to meet all
needs. Green Corn drags, being poor. We quote
as follows: Asparagus, sl@l 25 for ordi-
nary, 81 5O@2 for good 10 choice. and s. 25@3 25
y box for extra Alameda Island and Bouldin
Island; Green Corn, S@l5c e dozen for Vaca-
vile ard 10 z sack for Los Angeles: Gu
cumbers, 2JcGSl y dozen; Summer Squash.
5Oc@sl e box Tor Vacaville and 81 5061 rs for
bay; Rhubarb, 25c@75c Z box; Egg Plant, ca
l0c p b; String Beans, 21a@3c; do refu-
gee n: ) g Green &c = Peas a.; s Ms1 q Beans s s.c 52Hs "a,
den Peas, 24G3c z ID; Los Angeles To-
matoes, s1M2 so = box; Turnips, 5o@60c a
cti; Beets, 50@60c p sack; Carrots, feed, SO@5oc;
Garlic, l@11acE 10; Cauliiower, 5ocesl 2 dozen:
Dry Peppers, 6@7c y b; Dry 0kra, 5@l0c r b;
Green Peppers, 15@1sc p ID.
DRIED FRCIT-Stocks of large-sized Prunes
are much reduced, while there is fair INQUIRY
for such product. Some little demand also pre-
walls for Apricots, while choice loose Muscatel
Raisins are said to be in moderate request.
We quote prices as follows: Sun-dried Apples,
4@4%c z ID for sliced and 3E94c for quartered;
Apples, evaporated. safe; Apricots, 7@l0c for
bleached: do, suu-dried, 5@7c; Blackberries 100
pressed; Smyrna Figs, 14@i6c for layers and "a
Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 3G5c;
bleached do, 6@1oc; Peaches, S6l0c for peeled
and 4G7c for unpeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
5G5Lc for sliced, machine dried, Ease: Plums,
5aec Tor pitted and J1z@21%c for u~npitted; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks. 3a4c; French Prunes,
4@6Nc in sacks, and 6asc ? h in boxes;
81 50@2 q box, with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions: common 75c@S1 q box
HONEY-We quote old stock: White Comb, SO
10c; Amber, Sale; Extracted, white LIQUID, u
@5c: Amber. colored and candied, 36a4c p n.
C~HEESE-The shelves OF all leading houses
are well packed. Liberal supplies keep prices
Good TO choice new, 7H9s14c; good to choice
old. sac; common grades, 596c; Eastern, ordi.
nary to fine, 9@l5c 2 h.
EGGS-Although receipts cannot be termed
heavy, the market is not suffering for stock. A
strictly prime article is not plentiful, and buyers
of this class readily pay the top figure for some
thing desirable. We quote California ranch,
20@2lc; store lots, 17@19c, Eastern, l6@17c p
dozen
PROyISfONS-Business in cured Meats is
fairly active. Eastern Hams, l4@l4%c; Cali
fornIa refrigerator-cured Hams, 136l3Lc; East
ern Breakfast Bacon. lS11914c: California Ba-
con, heavy and medium, 1o%@l1c; do light
medium. 11@l112c; do light, 12@l25zc: do extra
Pork, extra prime, si7@1T so; do prime mess, SIS
OLE: do, mess, s20@2l; do, clear. s22@23 so; Co,
extra clear, SIS 50G24 50 2 Dbl: Pigs Feet, So
OBJ 50 z Dbl; Beef. mess, bbls, IS 5009; do,
hf bbls. 81 5oa4 rs: do. extra mess, bbls, sl0@
10 so: do. hf bhls, S. 5ot@5 IS; do. family, SO 5o@
Is p Dbl; do, smoked, 1l@ilke ? n; Eastern
ifornia Lard, ~tierces, lo1z4llc; do, hf bbis. 10%
@llc; do, lob tins, 10c; do, 5-fb tins l01Sc; do,
10-ib pals, lie; do, 5b pals, 1l1Sc; 40. S-b
pail. 11zc y 10.
1 EW0OL-Fair movement is reported, mainly. in
the better grades of San Joaquin and foothill
Woods. Heavy stock receives but little atten-
ton. Northern Woods come for good share ofin-
quiry, though trade is slow, because asking fig
nres are above the views of buyers. Much of
the Oregon clip coming forward is heavy and
dusty. We quote
San Joaquin, p b.-...----~.-.--. .......1401Sc
ooutnenn coast
Foothiii aud Northern
Eastern o~regon-old stock
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Eastern 0~regon-new clip
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