Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-05
SAN rRANo1sco MARKET.

FIGURING quote: Net cash price for Family
81 ioa4 20: snperdne. 81 sO@s 10. ''' 49,
WHEAr-The situation can hardly be said to
be favorable for sellers. Operators are inclined
to await arrivals of new crop before assuming
further responsibilities. OF course it will be
some time yet before any positive knowledge is
obtained of harvest results. Quotable at 81 271n
ctl for standard grade.
BARLEI-,Activity is not a feature of the
market, while strength can hardly be claimed
for values. Not much attention is given to
Brewing qualities. We quote: No. Feed 81
choice, 81 0iA01 ON; common grades, 971Sc;
Brewing. 81 0o@1 10 for fair to good and 81 l2%
Dl 171s for choice.
oATs-Prices have apparently touched their
highest Tor the present. AT the moment the
situation shows weakness and it looks as if
matters were shaping in the interest of buyers.
We quote: Surprise, 81 70y1 75; good to choice
feed 81 s0@1 So; fair, 81 40 81 As; Black, 81 2Oa,
IS: Gray. 81 450l so p ctl.
CORN-The recent squirt in prices has caused
more liberal shipments and there is easier tone
. ell for large and 81 22l to 81 Is for small;
Waite, 81 O5@l 10 2 ctl.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at y26 5O@
n so . ton: fine kinds for the table, In large and
small packages, 3@3Ac p b.
0ILCAKE MEAL-QuotaDle at s25 p ton.
%; Yellow alo0 s2@2 L ? IS. Stl Canary. sHgsNc
Alfalfa; 75lasc . b; Flax. 81 1898 Is . CT.
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Quotable at S17 5001S so p ton.
CHOPPED FEED uotable at s22@2S ton
R9E-There is more stock Offering than can
find ID BUYERS; Qmotable at Sa9s2lac . ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $50 5o@2s sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at s1@1 25 in sacks
s1@I 70 2 ctl in boxes.
HAY-The demand is slow, while receipts
are liberal. Prices have easy tendency. New
Hay sells from 81 to $40 p ton. We quote old
IS 50; Wheat and Dat, sS9l4; Wild Dat, S9S
u SO: Barley. S7@9 so q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c q bale.
s MoP onasssl e ss 14 tssp prices in firm
BRAN-Receipts are free, but custom is good
and all product finds sale within current rates
Quotable At Sl4@l4 80 p ton.
at range of 81 to 81 40 p ctl, with occasiona
DkiED PEAS-We quote: Niles, 81 Is y ctl
sd We aae SLOW a Ms.se, ps heavily EsaR2
1902 Is; Pink, 81 1898 021a; Red. :; Lima
81 75@5; Pea, q s0@2 80; Small White. 81 81
VEGETABLE3-Asparagu is falling off IL
supply, but there is plenty to meet all wants
Rhubarb continues in liberal receipt. Cabbage
| is coming in more freely, and Caulifower is be
ginning to make good showing: arrivals o
Green Peas and Beans are ample for all marke
requirements. We quote as follows: Green Corn
| 25@S0c = DOZEN Tomatoes, S5G4Oc . 10; sum
mer Squash, sl@1 % q box; Wax Beans, 5d7t
| z 10; Cucumbers, 20d SOC "a dozen: Asparagus
| 50@T5c . box for ordinary and 81 25@2 fo
| choice; Rhubarb, 40@50c for common and 75t
a 81 for choice; String Beans, 5@7c q b: Greer
Peas, 11a@21ac I, b for Bay and 211@Sc . ID fo
| garden; Turnips. 75c@sl q ctl; Beets, 81 p sack
| Carrots, feed, 50@65c; Parsnips, 81 25@1 so 4
| ctl; Cabbage, 81 25@l so p ctl Garlic s al0c 4
| ID: Caulifower, 5o@6ec p dozen; Green Peppers,
| l5@2Oc Q b. Dry Peppers, 12c; Dry okra. 69st
tD.
| FRUlT-The market was crowded with Cher
ries this morning, and prices easeG off from yes
terday,s quotations. Strawberry receipts keeI
| up well, but there is SO much difference in this
| quality OF consignmentS that prices are still
| very irregular. Peaches made their appearance,
this morning for the fifststime this season, sell
| ing at IS 4, box. The initial shipment of Cherr,
Plums was also received, selling at sl@1 25 I
| drawer. Both of these new fruits came from
1 Faeaville. Goosebarries are in heavy supply
Apricots are charging Raspberries are plenti
| ful and attractive, arriving mostly in desirable
| shape. We quote prices as follows: Apples
| 25G75c e box; Apricots. Royal, 81 25G1 81
large box, and 5oct9sl 2 small box
| Pringle do, 5ocdSl p box; Currants, 81 s.
as So q chest; Cherries, SO6s5c for common
| white and red, 35G40c for good to choice whit,
and red, 40G45c for black Tartarian, and soc fo
fancy quality; Gooseberries, pSa2c o
for common, and St95c for English; Straw
berries. 1894 for Sharpless and sea
| IL 2 chest for Longworth. Raspberries, SS@l
| = chest; Newcastle do, 81 10@1 Is p crate
| OIdDgeS-hlVerSlue NaNelS, SoC3 %, DO, Medl
terranean Sweets, So 5O@4; Los Angeles Seed
| lings, 81 7592; Los Angeles Nayels, s262 25
Mexican Lines, &c 50G7 = box; Lemons, Sicily
S5@6; Malaga Lemons, siG6: Riverside Lem
| SO; Los Angeles Lemons. Sl@1 so: Bananas
SlG3 Q bunch: Pineapples. sSG5 p doz.
DRIED FRUIT: The market is bare o
stock, so that the Situation shapes favor
ably for seller when the new crop comes for
ward. We quote as follows: Sun-dried Ap
| pies, 61a@7c p 10 for sliced and 5G6c fo
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 12l613e; Apr
| l0c; do, evaporated, l5@17c 3 n: Blackberries
I lo@l219c;. Figs, dose for pressed, case TO-
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 121s914c for layers ant
] sgsc TOT sacks; Nectarines, snn-dried. 5@6c
! l4Gl6c; unbleached. s a 10c: do, evapor
ated, peeled, 2o@22c = b: Pears. Sc for who'll,
and 5G5]ac for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc
4 Plums, d1SCG555c for pitted and 31s@415c for un
pitted; German Prunes, In sacks, 4ta5c; French
| Prunes, 715Gloc in sacks, and 9@l2c q b IL
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 60@2 p box
| with 25c to 75c advance for fractions: common
S5c@si 20 p box; dried Grapes, 3GSL . ~
| HONEY-New extracted is arriving in small
quantity. Business is quiet, with prices easy
We quote: White Comb ll@1,c; Amber, sa &c
white liquid extracted, s1Sa5Lc; Amber colore,
and caudied. 4941Sc q n.
| BUITER-Receipts continue in excess o
| market wants i'll spite OF the free packin
that is going on at the several diaries
Much product is now coming forward tina
shows the effect of dry feed. while a good prc
portion of receipts is more or less defective
We quote: Fancy. l6@l63sc. choice, l4GlslSe
fair to good. i21&t113l5e; store lots S1llc a Il
Eastern. 11865121sc, as to quality.
CHEESE The market has soft tone, as re
ceipts are in excess of the demsnd. Choice I
Fancy, 7dslSc; fair to good, 51.G6l%c: Eastern
ordins1y to tine. sdsl41Sc p b.
II EGGS-Receipts of select article are d.
creasing, and prices strengthened in proportion
Much Eastern stock is in cold storage ready
be put on the market lust as soon as there is
chance for profit. Quotable at f9G2lc for ranc
and l6GlSc q dozen for store lots; Eastern, Isl
@l61Sc > dozen
I POULTRY-The market has been pretty we
furnished during the week. both with domesti
and Eastern fowl. We quote prices as follow
Live Turkeys-fiobblers 19620c; Hens. lTsllSl
Koosters SOS so for old, 1912 for yonng an
s6506s7 so for Yrvers; Bfuliers, small, So 5oa4 s.
do, large, ss5066 Hens S5@6 Ducks. old. $50.
yourg. 81 50n7 so a dozen: Geese old. s1G5l 2
GosliDgs, 81 $50 so p pair: Pigeons. So 25@2
y pozen.
GAME-we quote: Hare. 81 So@l IS; Rabbit
81 250i SO = dozen
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