Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-06
SAN FRasoIsOO MARKET.
IAN FHA.Usoo- Novemher 81

FLOUR-So far this month there has been
good export movement, shipments having been
made TO Great Britain, China and Central
America. We quote: Net cash price for Family
Extras, u 1904 so = Dbl: Bakers Extras. 81 IL
"A %; Superfine, 1908 80.
WHEAT-There is very tame market. Of
ferings are not heavy, while the demand is
light, so that the situation presents nothing OF
interest. Of course, expert trade is kept in mo-
ton, and ship after ship clears with full cargo
at the Custom-house for foreign ports. but par
ties who just now control this line of business
seem to have all the grain they want 10 meet
their contracts, and there Is no occasion to re-
sort to pu lie avenues to buy anything for load
ing purposes. Millers keep the market alive by
their operations, though such trade is rather
limited and does not tend to create any very
firm feeling or cause any positive appearance of
activity We quote prices as follows: No
White, s. 321a91 S3s4; choice, 81 IS; milling,
81 97I511 20 > ctl.
BAkLEY-While spot trade is not of large
volume, nor of particularly brisk character, the
market for Feed Barley yet shows strong and
buoy ant tone. Holders have matters almost
entirely in their own hands, and are incli ed TO
make full use of the advantage. Brewing quail
tiles are receiving pretty fair share of attention
and sales would likely be of grs alter magnitude
were it not for the compare lively high figures
that prevail. In Chevalier there is not much
doing at the moment, probably owing to the
abseLce of really choice offei ings than any
thing else We quote as follows: No. Feed,
81 471a91 4S3z; choice, 81 so; common grade,
IL 45@1 t614; Brewing. 81 52759l 30 for fair to
goOd ana 81 5f12gl Oh lot cnolce; CneYauer,
81 1901 571a 2 ctl, as to quality.
OATS-The immediate prospect is not favor
able to buyers. Stocks are of fair magnitude,
but they are under good control, being in few
courages holders of Oats, SO that there is little
hope of buyes obtaining concessions.
We quote as follows: surprise, 81 S9@l 90;
milling, 81 7501 so; good to choice feed,
81 70sl Is: tsir, 81 6o@l 65; Gray, 81 65@l 70;
CORN-white corn is not plentiful, while
Yellow is in rather free supply. We quote
as follows: Yellow. 81 261491 2715 p ell for
large and 81 . for small; Wkite, 81 3215ll 50
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s2s a2e ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotabie AT s25@27 + ton
from the mills
CHOPPED Feeds higher. Quotable at s27
@2s p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at S2S@
20 p ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 31zG4c = 10.
SEEDS-A shipment of 500, 600 Ds Mustard was
made to New York this week by sailing YES
sci. We quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 o0@3:
3zz@4e; Rape, 81 50@2 so: Timothy, o14951ze;
Alalta. Sos14c p %: Flax. s202 65 p cti.
MIDDLikGS-Market against buyers. Quot
able at s27n28 p ton.
HAY-Desirable stock is promptly sold at full
figures. Receipts continue moderate. We
quote as follows: Wheat, sl2@1S So Wild
Dat. sl2@i5: Barley. sl0Gl3; Alfalfa, sl3 9, ton.
STRAW-Firm at 7061A0c q bale.
HOPSTDere is not much choice stock to be
found among offerings. and 1t is this quality
alone that exporters will sample. Such pro-
duct will bring full rates OF grades drag,
ticle ranges from 35d 40c 2 b.
BRAN-The situation fayors sellers. Quotaole
at S2l SOAP . ton.
kYE.Quiet and nominal at 81 90 Q etl.
BUCKWHE AT-Stocks are light, while prices
are steady. though the inquiry is limited. Quot
able at 81 l5@2 2 a ctl.
GRnoND BARLEY--Firm at higher prices.
Quotable at $50 d33 = ton.
POTATOkS-Changes are few and not i'm
portant. River Reds, 90cGSi 10; harly Rose,
60@T5c; Garnet Chile, 95cd 81; Peerless, rs %
9Oc Burbanks. 60csGS1 40; Sweet, 81 % GI7o p ctl
with some choice in boxes selling up to 81 q
oNIoNs-Hold up firmly in price. Quotable
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green. s2a2 Is;
BlacKeye, 81 6O@l 70; Niles, 81 S714Gl so p
BEANs-Arrivals are more free this week.
We quote as follows: Bayos, IS s0@4; Butter,
81 75ta3; Pink, s212 IS Red, 81 l092 6; Lima,
IS .0a3 IS; Pea, y SOe2 80: Small White, 81 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. carload of Garlic ar
rived to-day, direct from Italy. which will be
sold at auction this afternoon. Trade is of ordi-
nary character, there being no great variety for
Sc iection. Tomatoes aud sEucumters are the
two kinds that make the larger exhibit just now.
We quote Egg Plant, S5150c p box
l2 IS box Cue: c9cumbefs 25s5oc box Lima
Beans, 4941ac p b; Turnips. 75c y ctl; Beets,
81 p sack; carrots, feed, 3oG40c; Parsnips, 81 Is
p ctl; Cabbage, 50Gt0c p ctl; Garlic, Sc &C
y d; Caulihower, 5O@60c p dozen; Green
Peppers, 40969c p box; Dry Peppers. 12c: Dry
Okra, 6xsSe q n: Marrowfat Squash, sl0a u
y ION; Hubbard Squash, SIS Q ton.
FRUIT[wine Grapes are slow Of sale, most OF
the offerings being OF the medium quality.
Table Grapes are less plentiful, and dealers are
able TO clean up little better, though prices do
not improve. We quote: Raspberiies, $40 al2
n,,s,,
40G65c y box; Huckleberries, 99lOc 2 ID;
Grapes, 3StS5Oc for Muscats, S0G50c for Rose
| OF Peru, 25a40c for Black Malvoise, 50G66c for
Tokay 50@7ic for Cornechon, S5g50c for Yer
del and 4O@75c q box for Isabellss; Wine
Grapes, Zinfandel, SO ais; other kinds, SS@ll
. ton; Apples, 40475c box for COM
mon to good, SOL % for choice: Pears, 4c@l Is
a box; Strawberries, s5s7 Tor large and
IS a6 p box: Lemons. Sicily. 81 50oS; Los An
geles Lemons SlG2 so p box; Riverside Lem
ons, sS@3 so; Loretto Oranges, 81 so 2 box;
Bananas. 81 25a2 so y bunch: Pinespples,
SOS . dozen: Cranberries. S96ll so 2 Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-The demand is very light and
movement Is necesss rily slow. Apples, evaporat-
ed, in boxes, 1i1l11se q h; sliced Ss1sc; quar-.
tered 7a71Sc: Pears, 7@71zc for common and
i0al2c for quarered unpeeled Bartlett; Figs,
ol5aSisc; de- pressed, in boxes, a5c; Pitted
Plums. llLGl3c; Peaches, peeled, evapor-
ated 6eaehed, ioS Saa ,t common 81,
sacks and is also b in boxes; Nectar
ines. l7Alsc for white: California Prunes. 71Sa
9ISc , 10; Grapes So G4c q %; Raisins, 81 75@
2 Is > box for London Layers.
HoNEY1,stocks are cleaning up, causing TTdI p,
Comb lOGl3e: Amber, SG9c; white liquid, ex-
tracted, 6S614c; Amber colored and candied.
5a5I<c = b,
BUTTEg-Desirable fresh product is in light
receipt and arrivals s-e readily placed at quota
tons. Dry weather imparts strong tone 70 the
situation, which would likely be dispelled by a
few days of rain. Trade on packed descriptions
is constant and steady, and stocks are being
rapidly depleted. while prices, continue to
harden. We quote prices as follows Fancy
good. l9A2Sc: store lots. lS@l6c p ID; picked
roll. 2sa26c; irkin, isa2ic; Eastern, 12Sl6c .
10 for ordinary and 2lG24c for creamery.
! CHEESE-Light stock help the selling in
terest We quote: Choice TO fancy, l29
lsc: fair to good, 94llc; Eastern. ordinary
| to fine 109l3c p b.
EGGS-Free arrivals OF the Eastern article
impart softer tone to the general market
Quotable at 44(a45c 2 dozen for ranch and
(; S71zG4215c for store lots; Eastern, O90zac
per dozen for cold storage. and 24@271zc fol
| fresh.