Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 18th.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
s. 1904 25H Dbl; Bakers ExtrasA@4 10; Super
fine, 81 S0Ql3 10.
WHEAT-There is no shipping demand and
the market is necessarily quiet, Millers do some
slight purchasing, but the filling of their or
ders has very little perceptibie influence on
matters. Standard export quality is quotable at
81 2715 p ctl
BAkLEY-The market is not characterized by
any liberal movement. The new season is at
until after the holidays, now near at hand. We
quote prices as follows: No. Feed, 81; choice,
Sl0114G1 021a; common grades, 9712c; Brewing,
81 o5@1 10 for fair to good and 81 121a9l Tx for
.OAT5-The outlook appears to be frightening
somewhat for the selling interest. Receipts are
decidedly lighter, and stocks are gradually but
lows: Surprise. 81 7O@1 is milling, 81 67x
@1 TO-. good to choice feed, 81 571%@1 621a; fair,
81 459I 50; Black, 81 % 81 s5; Gray, 81 471a@
CORN-offerings are qui liberal. the several
tables on Change making good exhibit. We
quote: Yellow, 81 159l 171a ctl for large and
CRACKED CORN-Quotsble al sZ792s D ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed st S26 500
q so y ton: fine kinds for the table, In large and
small packages, 31a@4c p h.
OILCAKE MEALS nominal, being in small
supply: QuotaDie at $50 p ton.
sEEDs-we quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 500
Is; Yellow, $2@2 Is ctl Canary, s1sgsss4c;
Alfalfa. 715aSc p b; Flax. s3G3 IS p Gu
MIDDLINGs-In good demand, with no sur
plus stock. Quotable at s19a21 p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at S22G2S q ton.
HAY-Desirable qualities are not in excessive
receipt, and prices Tor such product have steady
tone. Common grades are weak. New Hay sells
from sS@l4 q ton. We quote old: Wheat. ordi-
nary grades, ssalS; choice, sl5@l6 So Wheat
and DAT, sS@l4; Wild Dat. s9a12 so; Barley. $40
9 so q ton.
sTRAw-ouotable at 45@55c . bale.
HOPS-Stocks are too small to admit of whole
sale trade. Quotable at li@16c ID.
BRAN-The demand promptly absorbs all Of
ferings. Quotable at sla014 so y ton.
RYE-Market well stocked. Quotable at GOA
921lc p ctl, with sale of a carload at the higher
observation-disclosures at range of 81 ESQ
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SD 5Oa2s so
2 ton.
| POTATOES-sales were reported at a range of
81 COOL s. in sacks, with choice Peerless touch
| Ing ~ . ctl In boxes prices range from 81 70
to- 10 p ctl.
| ONIONS : The current quotation is 81 so,
| though occasionally 81 60 . ctl is obtained for
DRlED PEAs-We quote Niles, 50 Is ctl
| BEANS-The market wears easy tone, there
being but small jobbing trade, and outside
offerings. We quote: Bayos, S4@4 20; Butter,
| s2@2 Is; Pink, 81 75@3 on; Red. :; Lima,
81 75@5; Pea, g 2o92 as; Small White, 81 Is
VEGETABLES-The market just now is well
| equipped with the different varieties. Green
| Corn sells at a wide range, there being more or
less poor stock that is comparatively worth
nothing. Cucumbers are irregular in price, the
| quality of some arrivals being very Indifferent.
We quote as follows: Tomatoes, 81 70 to 81
p box; Green Corn, 50c@s1 p sack for
Summer Squash, 45a5Oc . box for Vacaville
| and 81 2odl 30 for Alameda; Wax Beans, 5@6c
e n; Cucumbers, 75c@sl Is p box: Asparagus.
choice; Rhubarb, 5O@75c for common and 81
for choice; String Beans, ~ a &c p
| b; Fountain Beans, 5@6c q b: Green
Peas. 114@2c y b for Bay and 2}e211lc . II for
garden; Turnips. 75cGSl . ctl; Beets, 81 q sack;
Carrots, feed, 5o665c; Parsnips, 81 25@1 so d
ctl; Cabbage, 81 2561 so p ctl; Garlic, case a
b; Ca Ca 59@6oc dozen; Green Peppers,
Peppers 12c; Dry Okra, case p %.
| FRUIT-Figs and Plums are now in season.
The first arrival of Figs brought soc b. but TO-
| day Csc was the ruling price. OF Piums there
is quite fair sprinkling for so early in the sea
son, but trade is very slow, as the asking price
| OF 81 so y box is above the means of general
prices are on the decline. Cherries are going
| out and in about another week offerings are
| nkely to be quite slim. Raspberries keep in
favor, being of attractive character. Black
berries also meet with good custom. Peaches
| are coming forward with greater freedom and
| in ripper condition. Currants are in smaller re-
ceipts, while Apples and Pears are gradually
making much larger exhibit. We quote prices
| Peaches. 4o@S5c a box and 60n75c q basket
| Cherry Plums. 356D50c e box; Apples. 40c75c 2
box; Pears, 40 a 6Oc 2 box, and 40 20 soc
| 2 basket; Apricots. Royal, so q Coo 2
box. and so a CSC . basket; Black
| berries, 1OGl3c y chest; Currants, SO SO 10
| "a so 2 chest; Cherries, 40 d soc for good
choice white and red 50a65c for black Tartar
| ian, and 65G75c for Royal Ann; Gooseberries
| 213c = ID for common, and SAGE for English;
| Strawberries, 5000 for SharpIess and SlOd
Il q chest for Longworth; Raspberries, s6@1O
= chest; Newcastle do, 75@S5c 2 crate;
Oranges-Riverside Nsvels, s3@3 80; 90, Medi-
| terranean Sweets, 1898 25: Tahiti Oranges
So = box; Mexican Lines, IS % . box: Lem
. oox, San Diego Lemons, s@l 30; Los An
geles Lemons, sl@1 so: Bananas, Sl@3 2
bunch: Pineapples sS65 p doz.
| DRIED FRUIT-There are no stocks and
| consequently there can be no business. Dealers
| anticipate an active demand just as soon as
| new crop begins to come forward, and fairly
GOOD prices are expec,ed to be realized; We
pies, 6L@7c p b for sliced and 5@6c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 129l3c; Apri-
cots, &c, Tor bleached; do. sun-dried, "a
&C; do, evaporated. -@3-c D b: Backberries
| i0G121ac; Figs, 4G5c for pressed, 2tGSc tor
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1252(9l4c for layers and
sg9c Tor sacks; NectariRes, sun-dried, o@6c;
J bleached do. 12l<@14c; Peaches. bleached,
| l49l6c; unbleached. q l0c; do. evapor.
| ated, peeled, 2o@22c = b: Pears. Sc for whole
and 5@51ac for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc;
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pitted; German Prunes, in sacks 4@25c; French
Prunes, 7LsGl0c in sacks, and 9eal2c r 10 In
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 6002 q box,
| with Csc to 75c advance for fractions: common
s5cSsl 40 a boz: dried Grapes, S231s q 10.
| RONEf-0iierings of new crop are fair, and
some of the stock Is quite choice. In fact, most
OF tnis seasons Honey, so far received. is said
to have been of superior quality. We quote
| prices: White Comb 1o@l2c; Amber, Ease:
| white liquid extracted, 4G5c; Amber coiored
and candied, &c p 10.
4 chntv finn ~,
| price there being no surplus of such stock. OF
| second quality and lower grades the receipts
| are in excess of market requirements, and buy
ers have the market their own Way for such
consignments Fancy. l59l7c: choice, Hal5c;
fair to good, I214@lS1sc: store lots, Sglic y 10;
Eastern. 1H3l2c, as 10 quality.
| CHEESE-The situation continues largely In
favor of buyers. as supplies still come forward
| with freedom We quote as follows: Choice TO
Fancy, 7GSc; fair to good, 51zG61Sc: Eastern.
| ordinary TO fine. StSi41sc y ID.
EGGS-Supplies are liberal at the moment
| and values are barely steady. Quotable at 70 O
&c 2 doz for ranch and Is "a 19c for store lots;
4 Eastern, l6 a TX y dozen.
| POULTRY-The market shows evidences of
| depression. Turkey Gobblers in good condition
| bring quotations. but hen Turkeys are Lot
wanted, some buyers declining to take them at
any price Young ROSTERS not plcutiul
/ and sales are made to advantage. Fryers and
| large Boilers meet with fair custom Old
Ducks are almost unstable. We quote prices.
Live Turkeys-Goebiers, l7a2oc; Hens. l29l5c;
Boosters. 81 5QG5 for old. s9ssI2 for young add
| s7@s for Fryers; Brokers' small, s. 59e54 so:
| do, large, 81 50G6, Hens. S51s 50: Ducks old
1894; yourg, 81 5eGe r dozen; Geese, old 81
@l .; Goslings, 81 $50 so u pair: sgeons g so
| @3 y po=sr
GAME-we quote: Doves. 55c p dozen:
Hare. 81 5,et2: asbbts. 81 50ssi ~ . 1c1en.
PROVISION Quotations generally Iemain
unchanged. Trade is fair snd it looks as II