Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-30
SAN FKANCIsCo MARKET.


FLOUR-Trade is of fair volume, the demand
being promptly met by millerS. Net cash
price for Family Extras 81 1904 20 Dbl;
Bakers Extras. "a 05; Superfine, 81 SO@3 10.
WHEAT-Business of all kinds has suffered
more or less of late by stormy weather and the
grain interest has had to take its share of dull
trade. There is pretty fair inquiry for wheat
and lots that come up to export requirements
can be readily placed on a basis of 81 q 2 ctl,
while quality will bring 81 1874 2 ctl Offerings
of magnitude are more salable than small par
GELS.
BARLEY-The demand is not of urgent char
acter but there is more general sampllng, and
buyers show INCLINATION TO take hold. Brewing
descriptions are almost hteless, there being no
disposition whatever to trade in wholesale fash
ion on the part of local operators, while country
business is wholly at a standstlll. Quote prices:
No. Feed, soc; choice, S215c; common grades,
IKE Brewing, s5@921Sc for fair to good and
95c(0Sl for choice.
OATS-Light buying keeps prices easy. Stocks
are fairly liberal, though under good con-
troll. We quote prices as follows: Surprise,
81 35@1 40: milling, 81 so; choice feed, 81 2715;
No. !, 81 221291 %; No. 2, 81 171@Gl 20; lower
grades, 81 O591 1914; Gray, 81 POOL 22}E; Black,
CoRN-It is quite a long while since there
was an active movement in this article. We
quote as follows: Large Yellow, 95tG9715c; Small
Yellow 81; Wiite, 81 G215G11 10 q ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quutable at s22S2S 2
ton.
CoRNMEAL -Millers quote feed at s22@2S
p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Some inquiry reported fo1 Alfalfa
for seeding. The market generally is quiet.
We quote prices: Mustard, Brown, 81 500
Hemp 4s4a5c: Rape, 81 1902: Timothy &c;
Alfalfa. SIC 3 b: Flax, 1893 % 2 ctl.
MtDDLINGS-PTices lower than week ago.
Quotable at S1SGI9 p ton.
HAY-The weather has not been favorable for
an animated market. Except for slight offerings
of Wheat. prices have soft tone. We quote
To-. n. ,slxr
s7S11; choice, S13@l4; Wheat and Dat, 500
Y 50; Wild oat, s7@11; Barley, S5@9; Alfalfa,
5000 2 ton.
HOPS-Choice stock is very scarce and quite
firmly held. For select parcels many sellers
want higher prices than we quote The general
bid is lie, but there is no response. From &C to
lie 2 10 is about the range of the market, though
in some cases lac is asked.
BRAN-Prices are not quite SO firm as a few
days ago. Quotable at s13@13 so 2 ton.
RYE-Quotable at 95cC9S1 = ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 81 7592 2 ctl for
California, and 81 l5@2 % p ctl for Eastern.
GROUND BARLEY-QuotGble at $40 5OS20 so
q ton.
ket for some time, owing to wet weather, but
prices have remained steady, showing stronger
tendency, We quote prices: New Potatoes
Haze = b: Early Rose. 81 30dI 90; River Reds
81 40611 90: Peerless 81 50a1 IS: Burbanks, 81 60
a.; Sweet, s29S q otl for good to choice.
ONIONS-Prices are high, receipts being light
t4uOtADle at 0Uydo rs ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, 81 IS
@S: Niles, s2@2 %; Blackeye. s2a2 Is p etl.
BEANS-NOthing doing. Prices unchanged.
We quote prices as follows: Bayos, s. 5OGS;
Butter, 81 75 "a 90: PINK, 81 1902; Red, =;
Lima, s464 1919; Pea. 81 s0a2 05; small White,
81 S0@2 05 p ctl.
VEGETABLES-Some Cucumbers came from
San Jose to day but they were poor and nobody
wanted them. Good Green Peas bring the quo
tation, but poor article is not salable. String
Beans have not been seen for several days. We
quote: Los Angeles String Beans, C; Green
Peas. 121Se; Marrowfat Squash, sSGl2 ? ton;
Hubbard squash, sl0@12 p ton; Turnips, 500
75c p etl; Beets, 60975c sack; Carrots feed,
4O@5oc; Parsnips, 81 ctl; Cabbage, 5096ee Q
ctl; Garlic, 6t67c > b: Caulihower, 50clGS1 q
dozen; Green Peppers, 466c p 10; Dry Peppers,
SC: Dry Okrs. l7yI2oc . b.
FRUIT-Stoeks of Apples are light though
large enough fer all trade wants. Oranges are
plentiful and cheap but trade is slow Next
can Lines are scarce and higher. We quote as
follows: Apples, sI91 so for common, and
81 1902 SO = box for good to choice; Riverside
Angeles seedlings, 81 2591 IS; Los Angeles Nav
els, s292 80: Mexican Lines, sl0G12 . box;
California Lines, 81 7592 3 small box;
Riverside Lemons. & 5o@S . box; Los Angeles
Lemons. 81 1872 IS Bananas, 5oc9s2 p bunch:
Pinespples, s. 5a94 50 p DOZEN Cranberries,
Si2G13 = Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-sone little trading is re-
ported in Prunes. prices for which have firm
tendency. Apricots are in light Offering and
stocks are strongly held. Peaches command
fslI figures when sales ere made. Sun-dried APP
pies, 31S94e p h for sliced and 3@4c for
quarteied: Apples, eTaporated, 9G91zc: April |
cots. 12az5c. for blesched; do. sun-dried. 50 |
l0e: do, eFaporated. 12e1lse 2 %; Blaekberries,
l09i21zc; Figs, 4@.5c for pressed, 2@3c for |
Smyrna Figs, 125zGl4c for layers and |
7G.Sc for kegs; Grspes, 2IG3Iz: NectaFines, sum
dried, 5G6e: blesehed do. I0612c: Peaches, |
bleached, I2515e: unhlesehed, s5l0c; do eyapor- /
ated, peeled, 22G25c = b; Pesrs, &c for whole /
md 5G51<c for sliced, machine dried, 1850; |
PIuuns. SISa5c for pstted end 151G25Sc for I'M |
1itted; German Primes. in sacks, 5Gsc; French /
Primes, 4G6c in sacks, snd 6e7c = b in I
Jokes; Raisins, London Lay ers, s. 1902 Z box.
with 25c to use advance for fractions. COMMON.
5cSsl 20 = box.