Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAY FRANcrsco. March LII

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1ith.
FLOUR-Good local and shipping trade keeps
for Family Extras, 81 16@4 20 . Dbl; Bakers
Extras. 81 %; Superfne, s2 s0@3 10.
WHEAT-The demand for export purposes
continues fair, though not urgent There is
also liberal inquiry on the part of millers.
Quotable at 81 2614 p ctl for No. l and 81 275S
for better qualities.
BARLEY-There is slight change in favor of
sellers, and the improvement was well main
tanned to-day. We quote No. Feed, 76149
tex; choice, Soc; common grades, nc; Brew
ing, S5@921ac for fair TO good and 95c@s1 for
choice.
OATS-1he situation is a little more favorable
for buyers than week ago. Receipts have
not been excessive, but they were large enough
to induce holders to make concessions in order
to encourage trade. We quote; Surprise, / 45
sl 7412; milling, 81 30; choice feed, 81 821; No.
l, 81 27z; No. 2, 81 209l Is; Gray, 81 20@i 22lS;
Black, 90e@s1 for common and 81 25 . ctl for
seed.
quote: Large Yellow, sl@1 0Ss4; Small, Yel-
low. 81 0591 o614 White, 81 o21l91 061a . ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotsble az s2se24 p
CoRNMEAL-Mulers quote feed at s2s0A
ton; fine kinds for the table, In large and small
packages, 3@314c p 70.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
sEEP1we Ps7a quote e. Mustard Brown, g 500
Hemp, 43495c; Rape. 81 75@2; Timothy, &c;
Alfalfa. 711a@sc 2 b; Flax, sSG3 25 p ctl.
MlDDLlNGS-Haye easier tone. Quotable at
S17 5O91S so ? ton.
HAY-Receipts are of moderate proportions.
Prices steady. We quote Clover, S609; Wheat,
ordinary grades, s7111; choice, s13@l4; Wheat
and oat, s9@l2 50; Wild Ost. E@l1; Barley,
s6@e; Alfalfa, 81 50691O so p ton.
STRAW Quotsble at 50G60c p bale.
H0PS-Trade is so light a. to be almost noni-
nal. Select parcels are held above the views of
figure will be paid for something fancy. but
holders of such an article want an advanced
price.
California, and g 1902 Is for Eastern.
POTATOES-The market is very firm, the de-
mand being good and quick, while supplies are
anything but liberal. We quote: Early Rose,
& 2S@2 90; River Reds. S2 25; Peerless. s2G2 90:
ONI0NS-Have made another jump, being
quotable at s5@6 ? ctl.
DhIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, IS so
ss %; Niles, 81 25@2 so; Blackeye. So 259S IS
BEANs-Stocks are fairly large, but there is
no pressure to sell. The tone of the market,
however, is of easy character. We quote: Bsyos.
81; Red, =; Lima, 50 1904 Pea, SOP rs;
small white, s2e2 Is p ctl.
GETABLES-Receipt of Asparagus are
Green Peas alto make more liberal display. One
box OF Rhubarb came to hand this morning. No
String Beans have been seen in nearly a week.
We quote: Asparagus, .S9loc > b for ordi-
Adt1 anu Il eelDC ltE huuDdIDt l-%<rtlOc
. 10; Los Angeles String Beaus, &C; Green
Peas, 5@Sc; Marrowfat Squash, $50 2 ton;
Hubbard Squash, SS6io = ton; Turnips. 75c@
81 > ctl; Beets, 75c@s1 , sack; Carrots, feed, 20
@50c; Psrsnips, s1GI 25 ctl; Cabbage, 75cGSI
3 ctl; Garlic, 779c 2 b: Caulifower, 59csssl
Sdozen; Green Peppers, l5@Oc ? b.; Dry Pep
pers. Sc; Dry Okra. l762ec > b.
FRUIT-Receipts of Oranges continue fairly
lib raj, but there is active demand, and no
opportunity is presented for accumulation
of stocks. Apples are In light supply, and
hardly worth quoting. Mexican Lines are plen-
tifll and cheap. Domestic Lines are neglected
We quote jobbing lots as follows: Apples,
75cGsi for common and 81 50G2 = box for
good to choice; Eastern Apples, S6TS
barrel; Riverside Seedlings, 81 75@
SO; do. Navels. sSas IS; Los Angeles
seedlings, 81 25E1 75; Los angeles EaTels, 81 20
a. so; Mexican Lines. s435 3 box; Califor-
mia Lines, 25G59c 2 small box; Lem
ons, Sicily, S. 50G5 SO: Malaga Lemons, s3a4;
Riverside Lemons, 81 s0G2 so : box; Los Angeles
Lemons, 50cGl 80; Bananas, 50cGS2 3 bunch;
Pineapples So 50@4 50 > dozen.
W00L-Msrket wholly inactive. Prices nomi-
nal. We quote spring:
Eastern Oregon--a u.
ood 70
valley Orseo s5z2