Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-23
SAN FRANCISCO HlARKET.
sAN FEANc1sco. January ed.


FLOUR-Sales are of moderate magnitude.
We quote: Net cash price for Family Extras,
81 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras, "a 05; Super
fine, 81 S0613 TO-
WHEAT-Althoughthe sample market does not
give much evidence of any marked activity,
there is, nevertheless, fair amount of trading
in progress. 1t can be promptly place at the rul-
ing quotations for standard grain, say, 81 271a9
BAkLEg-Trade in feed has been of dragging
character for week. and the prospect does not
look encouraging for any immediate change for
the better. We quote: No. l Feed, SlA;
choice, S254c; common grades, soc; Brew
ing, s7149921ac for fair to good and 95c@Sl for
choice.
OATS Movement has been slow of late, ow-
ing, perhaps, to some extent to the unfavorable
state of the weather We quote; Surprise,
81 35@1 40 milling, 81 80; choice feed, 81 ~
No. l. 81 221a@1 25; No. 2, 81 1712@I 20; lower
Sl@s1 20 p ctl.
CORS-There is more stock in the market than
can be sold at the moment, and yet the aggre-
gate amount would not show an extravaganza
total. We quote as follows: Large Yellow,
971zc; Small Yellow, 81; Wkite, 81 u21a91 Is o
ell
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at so@2S p
CoRNMEAL -Millers quote feed at s22@28
8 ton; line kinds rthe table, la large and Emsn
packages, 3SS14c q 10.
OILCAKE MEAL Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard is easier, with no
business. Brown Mustard is scarce and nominal,
there being no strictly choice quality Offering
O.her kinds are neglected. We quote: Mus
tard, Brown. 81 509S %; Yellow, 1902 l5 y ctl !;
Canary, 35z94c; Hemp, 4$495c; Rape. 81 75@2;
Timotny, &C; Alfalfa, SIC q ID; Flax, SSgS 70
2 ctl.
MiDDLINGs-Sellersh have had the best of the
situation for some time, owing to limited product
Quotable at $1,000 = ION.
HAY-Medium grades show no strength, buy
ers about making prices. A choice lot of either
Whe 1t, Dat or Alfalfa will command top rates.
We quote: Clover. 5000; Wheat ordinary grades,
So 50ta12 50; Wild Dat, S7J911; Barley, s5@9;
Alfalfa, S7G3i0 p ton.
Straw uotable at $4,000 p bale.
HoPS-Higher quotations prevail for anything
of choice character. From S9l0c q ID win
represent the full market range.
BRAN-Buyers stand ready to take all stock
offering at current figures. Quotable at SAG
ii so 2 ton.
RYE-Sales are sometimes make above quota
lions, but it is only selected parcel that can be
handled in such fashion. Quotable at 95c9sl .
BuCKwHEAT- ouotable at 81 7502 a ctl for
California, and 81 l592 20 p ctl for Eastern.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $40 5000 so
p ton.
POTATOES-Tradei is little easy, as buyers
are holding off in expectation of the arrival of
train of Eastern Potatoes. One or two cars
have already been received, but they were not
of very desirable quality and did not disturb
trade in local product. New Potatoes, 115@2e p
so: Peerless, 81 50o1 rs: Burbsnks, 81 60@2;
Sweet, 81 50@2 % o ctl for good to choice.
ONIONS-The demand for good article is
steady, and sale for such stock is quick and
prompt. Quotable at 81 so 81 p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, 81 IS
as; Niles, 81 1872; Blackeye. S292 Is 2 ctl.
BEANS-White are steady, there being no
large offerings. Pinks are firm for a like reason
Very little inquiry for Bayos Prices for Limas
are shade easier. We quote: Bayos, 81 50G3;
Butter, 81 70 a 90; Pink, 81 9O@l; Red, i;
Lima. s404 1211a Pea, 81 s0@2 o5; Small White,
81 SOtD2 05 2 ctl.
VEGETABLES = The season has been
severe one for early Vegetables, and it is not
surprising that the markets are so scantily
supplied, We quote jobbing lots as follows;
Los Angeles String Beans, 121a@15c; Green Peas,
I21SO0l5c; Marrowfat Squash, SSS412 2 ton;
Hubbard Squash, sl0G12 y tom Turnips, SEQ
75c 3 ctl; Beets, 60@75c p sack; Carrots, feed,
ctl; Garlic, 6ds7c y ib Caulihower, 5oc9s1 .
dozen; Green Peppers, 5G6c 2 ID; Dry Peppers
Sc; Dry Okra, 17s52ec 2 ID.
FRUIT-In spite of damp and cold weather
Oranges are receiving fair attention. The in
curry for Apples is moderate and choice art1-
Gle commands full hgures. Eastern Apples are
offered al IS q Dbl, We quote prices
as follows: japanese Pers SIN ouc q "a u
81 SOAP % p box for good to choice; Riverside
Seedlings 1902 70; do, Navels, S3ls3 90; Los
Angeles seedlings, 81 25@2; Los Angeles Nayels,
s2@2 so; Mexican Lines. 81 50ss so p box;
Lemons, Sicily, IS 50G6; Malaga Lemons, "a Ss5;
Riverside Lemons 81 5O@S p box; Los Angeles
Lemons, 81 1872 25; Bananas, 50c@s2 : bunch:
Pinespples, 50 5O@4 so p dozen; Cranberries,
y12014 "a Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-No trade in a wholesale way.
We quote prices as follows: Sun-dried Ap-
pies, S1S@4c q ID for sliced and 3@4c for
quartered; Apples evaporated, 9@91ac; April
cots, 12@15c, for bleached; do sun-dried, SO
10c; do, evaporated, 12G14c 2 ID; Black erries,
1O@121zc; Figs, 4@5c for pressed. 29Sc for
sof aess Sraps laa anr
dried, 5@6c; bleached do, 10912c; Peaches,
bleached, 12@15c; unbleached, S@1oc; do, evapor-
ated. peeled, 22@25c 2 b: Pears, &c for whole Whole
Plums, S14@5c for pitted and 1H@21zc for IN
pitted; German Prunes, in sacks. 3Gg4c; French
Prunes, 4(G6c in sacks, and 6@7c , b in
boxes; Raisins, London Layers, 81 60s92 a box.
with CSC to 75c advance for fractions: common.
S5c@s1 10 2 box.
HONEY-Supplies are more than sufficient to
meet ordinary trade wants. White Comp, l0esl2e;
Amber, 7@.9e; white liquid, extracted. 51a@6c;
Amber colored and candied. 412@5c . D.
BUTTFR-Receipts are gradually increasing,
but the demand does not correspondingly ell
large. Product is coming to hand in good shape.
the quality being more desirable than q short
time ago. A large creamery for the production
of Butter was recently established at Ferndale,
Humboldt county. The creamery Is said to be
the third largest IN SIZE IN the enise1 d +
claimed 10 be the first in point OF facilities.
Small shipments OF the product OF this cream
cry have already been received, the Butter be
ing OF very good quality. Fancy, 211a@221ae:
good to choice, 17@20c; fair, 12@15c; store lots,
In@12; picked roll, 13Gl7c; frkin, Old, 12Gloc;
Eastern, 10Gi4c p b.
CHEESE-Arrivals have been fairly liberal
for the past week, so that the market is better
furnished than in some time. We quote: Good TO
choice new, u@12c; common grades, 1giOc;
Eastern, ordinary to fine. S9l3c 2 10:
EGGS-Local supplies are en- arg1ng, causing
more ease in prices. OF fresh Eastern Eggs the
market is quite bare. Shipments in this direc-
ton are delayed by the snow blockade. We
quote: California, ranch. 30@S21ae; store lots,
I1S12se 2 dozen.
POULTKY-Goo5 demand prevails for choice
young stock. Everything else is neglected. Live
Turksys-GobSlers, 16niSc; Hens. 16g1Sc; 90,
dressed, 1s@20c 2 i BOOSTERS. s. 50&6 for old,
s6a7 50 for young end IS 5og6 for Fryers;
Broilers, small, s415, Co. large, IS 50G1: Hens.
s6zs7 so: Ducks. sc 5G@7 80 2 dozen; Geese, 81 50
O. 25 psiI; Pigeons, 81 5e92 ? dozen.
GAME-Quail sre rather scarce this morn
ing, but all other kinds were plentiful. We
quote prices: Robins. s5asoc; Hare, 81 25gs
90: Rabbits 81 1901 % 2 dozen: Quail. SIG
81 .: Mailards. 81; canvasbacks, sac; Sprig,
s2G2 So; Teal. 81 Seal 80: Widgecn. 81 506.1 70;
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