Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San FRANo1sco. october stl

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCI5Co. October Sth.
FLOUR Moderate movement. Net cash
price for Family Extras, 81 1904 so q Dbl;
bakers Extras. 81 ga %: Superfne, S3@3 80.
WHEAT-Signs of Improvement were ohserv.
! able this morning. While prices underwent no
| change, there was yet feeling of confidence
We quote Sonora. 81 2711a@l 80; No. White,
81 81; choice, 81 S2h; milling, 81 S591 40
p ctl
| BARLEY-A vessel sails to-day for New York
with 400 ctls Chevaller and 5000 ctls Brewing
Barley aboard. The demand for spot feed
Barley is not urgent, but at the same time
this article is held with remarkable firmness.
We quote as follows: No. L Feed. 81 IS;
Brewing. 81 4001 49, for fair to good and
81 45@1 so for choice; Chevalier, 81 IDOL 5211z
q ctl, as to quality.
OATS-Are meeting with more favor and
business is of increased proportions. We quote:
Surprise, 81 65@l 6712a; milling, 81 62La1 65;
good to choice feed, 81 55@1 60; fair, 81 45 q
SO; Gray, 81 431a@1 521a; Black. 81 6o@1 so
CoRN-Quiet and easy. Stocks are light.
We quote: Yellow, 81 2sA@1 80 . eli
for large. and 81 2Ss4@l 80 for small; White.
CRACKED 1CoRN-Quotable at s2sa19 q ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotabie at s25@27 y ton
from the mills.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at $3.50
% 3 ton; fine kinds for the table. In large and
small packages, 31z@4c e h.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotsble at S25@26 . ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. " 5O43;
Yellow, s2@2 Is q ctl; Canary, $3.50: hemp,
31l03%c: Rape, Sl@2; Timothy, 51l@5%c;
Alfalfa, S0s14c p b: Flax. 81 75@2 p GU.
MIDDLINGS - Steady demand. Quotable at
HAY-Strie.ly choice Wheat is very scarce,
and sales of such product are promptly made ct
the higher figure. We quote: Wheat, sIl@l7;
Dat. s9@l2; Barley, so@ll so; Glover. IS 50@u;
Alfalfa, s13 a ton.
STRAW-Is bringing better price than has
been obtainable in long while. ouotable at
60d70c q bale.
321ac p b.
BKAN-Good sale for all offerings Quetable
at slS91S 50 . ton.
RYE-Quotable at ST 221S91 271z q ctl.
RUCKWHEAT-Quotab at 81 1902 2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-ls firm. Quotable at
$40 50G30 so . ton.
POTATOES situation looks well for the
selling interest. Receipts are moderate, while
the demand is good, and prices have steady
tone We quote as follows: Early Rose,
65@soc; Garnet Chile. s5gsOc; Peerless. 60
eli in sacks and 81 25@l 3711a in boxes.
ONIONS-Show upward tendency, the de-
mand being rather positive for desirable afti-
Gle. Quotable at s2.S.2 40 p ctl.
Blackeye, 81 5O@l GO; Niles, 81 S71S@l SO q ell.
BEANS-The market is again getting into
motion. Recent reports are to the effect that
injury to the crop by the LATE ran
Butter. g.; Pink, 81 1912 20; Red, 81 500
2 70; Lima, nominal; Pea, 50 15@3 20; Small
White. So 15dS Is . ell.
EEGETA BLES-Tomatoes continue in large
supply. Garlic is firm in price, being scarce.
We quote as follows: Egg Plant, S5@40c .
box; Green okra, 60a75c 2 box; tomatoes,
sse and cr sGs for eTsem corn TO sooS an
2lG2215c q dozen for choice; Summer Squash,
25@40c q box for Alameda: Cucumbers, 30950c
. box; small do, for picking 81 p box; large do,
ctl; Beets, IL . sack; Carrots feed, 50@65c; Par
ships, 81 % D ctl; Cabbage, 65G75c p ctl Garlic
SG10c p b; Cauliiower, 59@60c y dozen; Green
Peppers, 25G40c for Chile and 40G50c p box for
Bell; Dry Peppers, nc; Dry Ckra, 6x1Sc p b:
Marrowfat Squash, ss912 . ton;
FRUIT-There is surfeit of table Grapes and
the market is wholly in the hands of buyers
Wine Grapes move quite slowly. Peaches are
not plentiful, though there is enough stock TO
meet all market needs, as Gamers are not buy
ing. Berries hold up fairly well. Plums are
Cantaloupes, 50@75c p crate; Ounces, 50975c
o box; Huckleberries, 1l@l2c p ID; Pome-
granates, sc 2 ID: Grapes, l5G30 q box for
Sweetwater: 20Gl0c for Muscats; 20g35c 2
box for Rose OF Peru, l5@S0c for Black
Malvoise, 25@5cc for Tokay, 40@65c for
CorDechon, 20G4oc for Verdel and 35@75c 2
box for Isabellas; Wine Grapes, Zinfandel, $40 a
Is; other kinds, Sll@l4 2 ton; Figs, 50clsl p
31aG41ac z, ID; Apples, 40G75c = box for common.
to good, s1Gl p Tor choice; Pears, 80
@75c q box; Strawberries, s4g6 for large and
sS@lO for Longworths; Mexican Lines, 81 as p
COX; Lemons, Sicily, 81 SOC s; Los Angeles Lem
ons Sl62 so 2 box; Riverside Lemons. S313 so;
Bananas. slGe2 so u bunch: Pineapples, e3S5 q
dozen: Cranberries, Sl0Gl1 q Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Otferings are not of large
proportions, while the demand is neither quick
nor general. Apricots are pretty well cleaned
up: Some DAMAGE by the late rain is reported
to Raisins and dried Grapes In process OF cur
ing. We, quote prices as follows: Apples,
evaporated. 1l550l2c; sliced, 71a@sc; quar-
tered, 7@74c: Pears, 10@12c for common and
ISOLDE for quartered unpeeled Bartlett.
Pitted Plums, 101a91l15c; Peaches, bleached.
l218014c; Apricots, bleaehed, 14@l5c in
sacks and 1sal9c y d in boxes; Nectarines,
1?1lsc for white; French Prunes, s15G10c . 10;
Grapes, So G41zc q u; Raisins 81 1892 10 q box
for London Layers.
HONEY-Values remain steady under light
receipts. We quote prices as follows: White
tracted, 514@614c; Amber colored and candied.
414a5c y h.
BUTTER-Prices are moderately steady for
fancy stock. Medium grades of fresh are hard
to dispose of to advantage, as such large pro-
portion of the trade is at present running on
packed butter, and this is likely to continue to
be the case until the new season opens We
quote prices as follows: Fancy, 34@S5c: good to
choice, 25@S0c fair to good, 17G122c: store lots,
IO@l5c p 10 picked roll, 20@22Mc; trkin,
l76l9c; Eastern, l29l6c q ID for ordinary II 70
@2Sc for creamery.
EGGS-There is strong market just at pres
ent, the supply of strictly fine article being
very limited, and therefore causing more firm
ness to values generally. Quotable at S693Sc
q dozen for ranch and 3G435c for store lots;
Eastern, 17@2lc . dozen for cold storage, and
221Se925c for fresh.
POULTRY-Weak in price, the offerings be-
ing liberal. We quote prices as follows: Live
Turkeys = Gobblers, 1a@29c Hens, 169lSc;
BOOSTERS, IS 50a6 for CID. "a 50@6 for young
and So 50@4 for Fryers; Broilers, small. $50
. so: do, large, sS@S so; Hens, S5@7; Ducks,
So 50S5 so; Geese, old S1Gl .; Goslings, 81 500
rs q pair; Pigeons. 81 IS o. . dozen for young
and slGal Is for old.
GAME-There is q general decline in prices,
owing to free arrivals. Quail, 75c@Sl; Mailard
S.; Sprig, 81 25G1 so; Teal, 81 30; small Ducks,
81; Widgeon, 81 259i so; English Snlpe, s.;
Gray Geese. So 2 dozen; Venison, Sac . b.;
Doves, 5o@6oc q dozen; Hare, 81 25@1 IS; kab-
bits. si@l SO p doc.
CHEEsE-The market is well stocked. We
quote: Choice to fancy 99l0c; fair to good 1850;
Eastern. ordinary to fine, 9013c a D.
PROV1SIONS-We quote as follows: Eastern
Hams, 143s0141xc: California refrigerator cured
Hams, lS14913Mc; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
13@1S1<c; California Bacon, heavy and me-
dunn, 9@10c; do light 121z@lSc; do extra
light, 14l@l4zc: do. clear sides, 911@95sc;
Pork. extra prime, &l5@15 So do prime mess, SIC
ole so; do mess Sl7@17 so: do, clear, SIS 50@19;
do. extra clear S1991950 2 il Pigs Feet. Sl3 so
ola p Dbl; Beef. mess. -bDls. 81 60@S: do,
extra mess, bbls, S. $685. DO. family, S11 500
, II a Dbl; do, smoked, 11L@12c p d: Eastern
Lard. tierces, 7szGSc; do, l0n tins. 9@914c; do,