Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-31
SAN FRANOIsCo MARKET.

| FLOUR-Quiet. We quote as follows: Net
| cash price for Family Extras. u 1904 80 D Dbl:
Bakers Extras. "a 15G4 25; superfne, 1903 80.
| WHEAT-While movement is not rapid, there
| is yet moderate trading all the while. shippers
are not in need Of grain, but they willingly sam
| pie offerings and purchase whatever is suitable
White, 81 3215a1 SSs4; choice, 81 So; milling,
| 81 3715l11 80 p ctl.
BARLEY-Is stationary, the market being
free from excitement. We quote: No. l. Feed,
81 421S Brewing 81 5219@1 IS for fair to good and
81 571201 60 for choice; Cheyalier. 81 4091 571z
2 ctl, as to quality.
OAT5-Unchanged. Fair array of offerings.
We quote as follows: surprise, 81 S99l go;
milling, 81 7215a1 rs; good to choice feed,
81 7091 rs; fair, 81 6o@1 IS; Gray, 81 60@l 6l15;
Black, 81 65@2 2 ctl.
CORN-Market rot active. We quote Vel
low, 81 25@1 2713 p ctl for large and 81 25
for small: White, 81 S0@1 321a p ctl
CRACKED CORN-Quotabie at s2S629 . ton.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotabie at s25@27 ton
| from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at $3.50
% . ton; fine kinds for the table, In large and
small packages, SzS@dc ? p; 90. - -
sEEDs-we quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 5o@s;
Yellow,s2 1902 . 2 ctl; Canary. 3@S14c; delnp,
Alfalfa. sas1c > b; Flax. s2@2 IS ctl '''
MIDDLINGS-Keep steady in price. Quotable
at STOPS 2 ton.
| quote: Wheat s12@iS 50; Wild Dat, sla@l5;
Barley, S10@l3; Alfalfa, Sl3 ton.
STRAW-Firm al 75@s0c 2 bale.
H0PS-In fair demand. Quotable at So 40c
. b.
BRAN-Quota5le at s21 5O@22 p ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 80 o. BIZ p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Easier. Quotable- at s2@2 Is
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SOL 5oes2 so
? ton.
POTATOES-Prices are again moving upward
We quote: River Reds, Soc@ls; Early Rose,
65@75c; Garnet Chile, 95c@sl: Peerless, Seq
81; Burbanks, 60c0sl 40; Sweet, s2G2 25 q ctl
ONIONS-Quotable at 81 S59S 10 q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Green, s2@2 Is;
Blackeye, 81 60@1 IN; Niles, 81 371a9l so p
BEANS-Limas have further declined. We
quote as follows: Bayos. s. SOFAS 80: Butter,
81 IS; Pink, s292 35; Red, 81 50@2 70; Lima,
So 1898 90; Pea, 81 S0G2 95; Small White, " 80
VEGETABLES-Cuc are a shade
cheaper, receipts being large. We quote
prices as follows: Egg Plant, S5@5Oc p
! box: Tomatoes, 4OG65c , box; Summer Squash.
| sI@1 % p box for Alameda; Cucumbers,
| 4oG65c 2 box; Lima Beans, 3@3Hc p b;
TIpips &c ctl Beets 81 sa g Carrots Ct
SaG b. seau fSssSs 5esCe do s aTss1
Peppers, 100000 p box; Dry Peppers, nc: Dry
| Okra, case p D.; Marrowfat Squash, Sl0@l2
| p ton; Hubbard Squash, s25 ton.
! FRUIT-Sweet Loretto Oranges are feature
of the market. Grapes are not in excessive
supply, and trade is slow and prices are easy.
81 25 al Is . crate; Ounces, 50@65c p box;
| Huckleberries, 99l0e 2 b; Grapes, 35q50c
for Muscats, 40G5 for Rose oil Peru, S0@40c for
Black Malvoise, So@60e for Tokay 50@62c for
Cornechon, 4OG50c for verdel and 4Oa75c ?
box for Isabellas; Wine Grapes, Zinfan-
del, sl0615; other kinds. s99l2 . ton;
Apples. SOe75c p box. for common to
good, and s1@l IS Tor choice: Pears, 75c@1 IS
= box; Strawberries, $50 for large and
! sl0Gl2 for Iongworths; Mexican Lines, HG5 2
box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 5O@s; Los Angeles Lem
Loreito Oranges, 81 so p box; Bananas. 81 259
| 2 so q bunch: Pinespples, $500 q dozen; Gran
! berries. S90ll 30 p Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-we quote; Apples, evaporat-
| ed in boxes llG12c q D.; sliced, 6GS%c; quar-
tered, 1910: Pears. 7G71ac for common and
i I0Gl2c for quartered unpeeled Bartlett; Figs,
| 215d315c; do. pressed, in boxes, 4G5c; Pitted
Plums, ll149lSc; Peaches. peeled, evapor-
sted, 221l'12715c; bleached, 120l5c; common
sun-dried, 7Gl0c; Apricots, bleaehed, li@l5c in
sacks and lS6l9c p n in boxes; Nectar
ines, 17G9lSc for white: California Prunes. TO
Toe b; Grapes, S54G4Ac z %; Raisins, 81 100
| H0NEY-We quote prices as follows: White
| Comb l0G1Sc; Amber, SG9c; white liquid, ex-
tracted. 6t9614c: Amber colored and candied,
5a51Sc = 10.
BUTTER-Active trade at steady rates. We
| quote prices rs follows: Fancy, 35G36c; good to
choice, 2S93Sc; fair TO good, l9025c: store lots,
l26l5c p n; picked roll: 2l@&c; irkin,
l7@2lc; Eastern, l2Gl6c Q n for ordinary and q
| 92le for creamery.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy, 11L
| @l215c; fair to good, 9loc; Eastern. ordinary
| 10 fine, 100l3c p D.
! EGGS-AIe weak, supplies showing increase.
| Quotable at ilG,45c 2 dozen for ranch and 37L
| G421Sc for store lots; Eastern, 20@221zc .
dozen for cold storage, and 24t@z711c for fresh.
PoULTRY-The situation is against sellers.
as the market is crowded with Eastern stock.
Live Turkeys-Gobblers, l4@l6c: Hens. l4Gl5c;
dressed Turkeys, &C: BOOSTERS, 81 SOFAS 50 for
DID, 81 50696 for young; Brollcrs. small SOP so;
| do, large, S30S so. Hens. 81 5000 Ducks old,
s. 6oS4 so: young. sS@5 80: Geese. old. sl@l Is;
Goslings, 81 50@l IS y pair; Pigeons, old,
sl6l %; young, 81 1902 % p dozen.
GAME-only stock in order is quoted. Lots
in poor condition are sold at nominal rates,
more or less being thrown away. Quail,
81; Mallard, 81 so as ; Sprig, s2d2 50;
Teal 81 so % ] IS; small Ducks slG1 %;
Widgeon, 81 50@l 20; Brandt. 81 2S61 80; Eng
lish snipe, 81 5oG1 70; Gray Geese. 81 5o@S
z dozen; venisou, 7dec q 70; Doves. 50660c
dozen; Hare, 81 25@l 50; Rabbits, sl@l so .
PRoVIsloNs-we quote as follows: Eastern
Hams, 1874 eI4c; California refrigerator-cured