Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-12
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 18th.
FLOUR-Steady movement. We quote: Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 25t14 80 y Dbl;
Bakers Extras, "a 1904 20; Superfne, So 900
8 20.
WHEAT-oferings of Sonora are somewhat
heavy, and il is not easy to sell any large
White Wheat that viii class as No. grade, 81 IS
. ctl is obtainable. There is good tone to the
situation.
BARLEY-while the market continues firm
for feed, the general tone of the situation does
not show as pronounced buoyancy as yesterday.
Still, the advantage is decidedly in favor of SELL
81 or; choice, 81 OS3zGl 10; common grades,
q 10 p ctl. Brewing is quotable at 81 1715 to
81 20 5 ctl for choice old and 81 121z@l Is for
new for export. In Cheyalier there is nothing
doing. Steller Co. exhibited on Change
| to-day sample of new from Decoto, Alameda
county, that was thrashed yesterday. 1t was an
attractive lot weighing So lbs TO the bushel
OATS-The market does not bound up as
might be supposed, in sympathy with the raise
in other feed articles. Yet there is good tone to
Oats and values are more likely to advance
prise, 81 7oG1 75 milling, 81 62>l@l 65; good
to choice feed, 81 571lG1 60; fair, 81 50GI So:
Gray, 81 1901 5215 p ctl
CoRN-Yellow is quiet and easy. in White
there IS very little trade, but supplies were
small and this fact keeps prices steady for that
description. Yellow, 81 l219Gl 171 p ctl for large
and 81 POOL z218 for small; White, O21l9
CRACKED CoRN-Quotsble at 500 5Osa 50
p ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s2e a
q ton; Tine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, S1S94c > b.
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 500
9 %; Yellow, s2@2 Is p ctl Canary, 31563Ic;
HEMP HEMP. 4 5s Rape s. 90 T Timothy @6Ac
MIDDLlNGS-Firm at the late advance
Quotahle at s22@24 2 ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at SD 50G23 50
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s25 p ton at
BAY-we quote new: Wheat, ss@l4; Dat,
SO .r 10; Barley B s1@9; Clover ss99 50 ton.
AOPS-Quotable at l6a1Se 2 fl.
BRAN-Custom is good. QuotaDle at sl5@
RYE-shipping orders are cleaning up the
market, giving prices frmer tone. Quotable at
81 2 ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at range of 81 ESQ
GROUND BARLEY-Prices strong. Quotable
/ at S24G25 = ton.
POTATOES Quotable at 9Oc@s1 IS y ctl.
oNioNs-We quote: Red, sl@l 20; SILVER
DRIED PEAs,-we quote Blackeye, s2a2 Is;
Niles, 81 Is p ctl.
BEANS We quote: Bayos, IS so@4 20; Butter,
| . q %; Pink, 81 70 a 8; Red =; Lima,
81 75G5 Pea, 81 l5G2 so; Small White, 81 90
80 . ell.
VEGETABLES = Supplies keep liberal, with
prices fayorine consumers. New Marrowfat
1 Squash has arrived. Egg Plant l0@l21Se p %;
Green okra, lo@l21zc 2 10: Tomatoes, 46a5oc p
box for Nacaville; River do, 75GS5c for small
box and 81 50@l IS for large boxes; Green
Corn, 75e@sl p sack for common l0G3i2ISc
for first quality, and l5G20c , dozen for bay;
summer Squash, 2G@39c 2 box for Vacayilie
and 4005Oc 2 box for Alameda; Wax Beans,
do, t0@75c = box; String Beans ia
&c q h; Fountain Beans, 20Sc 2 b; Green
Peas. 81 5o@l rs p sack: Turnips 75c@sl
ell; Beetss 81 2 sack; Carrots, feed. 5O@65c;
Cahb G
! P ctl; Garlic, 6asc q n; Caulihower, 5596oc i
dozen; Green Peppers, st9l0c = %; Chile Pep
pers, l0G15c q b; Dry Peppers. l2c: Dry Okra,
66sc h: New Marrowfat Squash, 1al15 . n.
FRUIT-Moderate receipt of Nectarines. both
Red and While. Currants snd Cherries are both
scarce Peaches and Apricots held up well
quote as follows: watermelons, SOS , doz:
Cantaloupes, g 80 q 2 crate; Crab
Apples, 50c@sl per box; Grapes, sl91 50 >
box; Figs, 25GSoe for black, and l5s25c
Peaches, 40G75c 2 box and 50as5c = basket;
do Crawford, 81 per basket; Nectaraes,
Red, 81 rs p box; do White, 81 2 box;
drawer; Apples 4ocssl S box. and 25aSSc s
basket; Pears, 40c9sl box, and 4Og6oc ;
basket: Bartlett Pears, 81 sea- = box;
si RTooS chest currsnts :s@5 Blaes0e e5es
Cherries. 6oGs5c 70 box Strawberries,
s5G6 for Sharpless and sllGi2 , chest for
Longworth; Raspberries, S. 5O9S > chest;
Lines, IS 506l 50 2 box: Lemons, Sicily,
$500; Riverside Lemons, 81 50G3 p box,
San Diego Lemons, si@l 50; Los Angeles
Lemons, sl@l 80: Bananas, sl@S p bunch:
DRIED FRUITS = Spots sales OF bleached
Apricots at l253Gl3c . n in sacks, and 1SGl5c
ines are quotable at l1@l2c; French Prunes, 20
HoNEY-Trade very light We quote prices:
White Comb. 9@lic; Amber, 7@sc; white liquid,
ntal ,k.ara Cd end Asna
BETTER : Stationary. We quote Fancy,
175%@lsc: choice, 14Gl5c; fair to good, l2@lSc:
store lots, s9loc . 10; Eastern, 71zi9l2c 2 10 as
CHEESE-Prices remain firm. We quote.
Choice to fancy, 71z@s5xe; fair to good, 6t97c:
Eastern. ordinary to fne, s6l4]Sc p n.
EGGS.The inquiry is mainly for ranch par.
cells. Other stock is neglected, Quotable at
2i@2Sc 2 dozen for ranch and 169l9c for store
lots: Eastern, l59l7c dozen.
PoULTRI-Fair trade. We quote: Live
Turkeys Gobblers 20@2lc; Hens, l6@lsc;
Boosters. s5@6 so for old, s7Gs for young and
u 5OG5 80 for Fryers; Broilers. small, s2GS so;
DO DO, large, sisS; Hens 1907; Ducks, old,
@l Is; Goslings, 81 25@i so pair; Pigeons, 81 IS
o. 81 . dozen.
GAME-There was wider range in prices
for Venison 10 day, receipts being larger, and
some arrivals being in better condition than
Others. We quote Nenison. l0Slic > 10; Doves,
9Ocasl 2 dozen; Hare, 81 30; Rabbits, 81 25@l 50
PROVISIONS - We quote prices: Eastern
Hams, lS&1S1Sc: California refrigerator-cured
Hams, l25S@lSc: Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
lSSls1zc; california Bacon, heavy and me-
dunn, 9@l0c; do light l21zG13c; do extra
light. l4'al41Sc; do. clear sides, s14Ge3Se
Pork, extra prime, sl59l5 so; do prime mess, SIS
Gl65o; do mess, sl7@17 so: do, clear. SIS 5ea1e
do, extra clear sle9ls so > Dbl; Pigs Feet So so
@lS 3 Dbl; Bee MSS, pbls 81 so as: do.
nj obis, 81 a so; do, extra mess, bbls, IS 509
9: do, hf bbls, s5@5 so: do, family, 81 500
y 2 Dbl; do, smoked, uk@I2c . b; Eastern
Lard, tierces, szGS14c; do, lob tins 9Geizc do.
DID tins, 91sG95s; do S-ib tins, 91X&9j%; CALI
itornis Lard. tierces, sS5499c; do, kegs. el.9
s1Sc: do, lo-b tins, lo9io14c: do SIN tins 1oi4 q