Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. February St.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 5th.
FLOUR-Trade has been somewhat handi-
capped of late, as transportation facilities have
been p or owing to .tormy weather. Stocks
are liberal and the market tends favorably for
buyers. Net cash price for Family Ex-
tras, 81 1904 20 p Dbl; Bakers Extras. 81 05;
WHEAT-Values are fairly well maintained.
while the Immediate outlook for any improve
ment is not particularly encouraging. Good 10
choice shipping grades are quotable at 81 1910
BARLEY-The inquiry for feed purposes is
not very positive, AID prices are barely steady.
Brewing qualities continue slow of movement,
there being no outside demand, while local de-
mands are light. Choice product is not plenti-
full, so that prices remain steady and firm.
No. l Feed, soc: choice, S219c; common grades.
TIC: Brewing, s5@921ac for fair to good and
95cGS1 for choice.
OATS-There is good tone to the market, and
prices show good strength at an advance on
figures lately ruling. We quote: Surprise,
No. /, 81 50; No. 2, 81 2O@i 2215; lower grades
sl@1 1914; Gray, 81 2o@1 %; Black, 95c@s1 10
"CORN-Business has been quiet for some
time with weak tone to quotations. Supplies
of all kinds are fairly liberal. We quote prices
as follows: Large Yellow, s5@s71lc; Small
Yellow. 971Sc@S1; Waite, S1@1 10 . ctl.
CRACKED COMMUNICABLE at s22sS p
CoRNMEAL- Millers quote feed at s22@2S
p tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
pt oIIGAKE MEAI-ouotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. s2 500
%; Yellow, SOP l5 . ctl Canary, 5s4@4c;
Hemp, 4s495c; Rape. 81 1892: Timothy, &C;
Alfalfa. SIC p b: Flax, S3G3 25 p ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Ssles are quick and prompt at
full rates, the demand being well up to the
supply. Quotable at SIS 50@l9 so p ton.
HAY-Choice grades show trmness, but the
values Clover, s6@9; Wheat, ordinary grades,
s70ll choice s13G,l4; Wheat and Dat, $50
II so: Wild oat s7e1l; Barley, $500; Alfalfa,
STRAW Quotable at 5O@6Oc p bale.
HOPS-The tone of the market is firm and
good inquiry prevails Offerings are not large,
quotable range for fair to choice article. In
a small way il is possible that 13c q b might be
obtained for something very select.
BRAN-Sells as fast as it is produced. Market
firm. Quotable at Sl4914 30 p ton.
RYE-Quotsble at 95c@s1 q ell,
BUCKWHEAT-Quotabl at 81 1892 3 ctl for
California, and 81 1902 20 p ctl for Eastern.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $40 5000 so
POTATOES-The market generally has strong
tone. Arrivals are any hing but large, while
custom is good in general, especially for de-
sirable article. We quite prices: New Potatoes,
l15@2a = 10; Early Rose, 81 60@1 20; River Reds,
81 40d1 65: Peerless, 81 0S1 75; Burbsnks. 81 60
a. 20; Sweet. s1@1 80 2 ctl for good to choice.
| ONIONS-Supplies are largerthan week ago.
! and prices are lower in consequence. Quotable
at 81 SOAP so q ctl for good TO choice.
DaIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, IS
| as so; Niles. s262 IS; Blackeye. 81 5O65 , ctl.
BEANS-Betler trade is looked for low that
the blockade is over and trans portation facili-
| tiles are available. We quote: Bayos $50 Is;
Butter, 81 rs a 2; PinS, s2@2 Is; Red. =;
Lima, S404 l215; Pea, S2@2 10; Small White,
| s202 10 - ctl.
VEGETABLES eeipts are light, so that
| there is not much ACTIVITY in the market. Some
| Cucumbers that came down from sacramento
| last Saturday are yet unsold. We quote prices:
| Los Angeles String Beans 15Q20c; Green Peas,
| l09l21ac; Marrowfat Squash, SS9l2 q ton;
Hubbard Squash, Sl0@l2 p ton; Turnips. SEQ
4O@5Oc; Parsnips. 81 2 ctl; Cabbage, S5e@s1 p
ctl; Garlic. 66.7c q ID: Caulifower, 50c,oS1 p
dozen; Green Peppers, Acc p ID; Dry Peppers,
SC; Dry Okra, 1T.D26c q b.
FRUIT-Nearly 1900 boxes of Oranges have
arrived within the last twenty-four hours We
quote: Apples, SOL 90 for common, and g
a. so y box for good to choice; Riverside Seed
lipgs, 81 75@2 %; do, Navels, 81 50tGS %; Los
Angeles seedlings 81 25@1 50 Los Angeles Nav
els, 81 50@2 so; Mexican Lines, 81 box;
California Lines, 81 1902 q small box;
Lemons Sicily, IS 50G6; Malaga Lemons, S. "A:
Riverside Lemons 81 50@S so p box; Los Angeles
Lemons s2d2 so; Bananas, 50ctGs2 y bunch
Pineapples, So 50@4 50 q dozen; Cranberries,
s12Gl3 = Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Trsde is still of light order.
Plums and Prunes are the varieties that are re-
ceiving attention at the moment. Stocks of all
kinds are small. We quote: Sun-dried APP
pies, 31zGlc a b for sliced and S24c for
cots, 12G15c, for bleached; do. sun-dried, So
l0c; do, eyaporsted, 12514c 2 D; Blsckberries,
10@1219c; Figs, 4@5c Tor pressed. 2@3c for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 121z9l4c for layers and
7@Sc for kegs; Grapes, 215o31a; Nectarines, sun
dried, 5G6c; bleached do, 10612c; Peaches,
bleached, 12@15c; unbleaehed. s910c; do, evapor.
and 5@51Sc for sliced, machine dried. 7@Sc;
Plums, 314@419c for pitted and l15G215c for IN
pitted: German Prunes in sacks, 3@4c; French
Prunes 4@6c in sacks, and 6@7c 2 b in
- ID ,l<... G -
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions: common.
S5c@S1 20 p box; dried Grapes, 2%@31z 2 n
HONEY-Light movement, with no change in
values. We quote: White Comb, l0tgl2c;
Amber. colored and candied. 412G5c 2 ID.
BUTTER-While the market for strictly fancy
may be quoted at dc as a top figure still there
is considerable stock that grades above choice
and little under fancy which goes at 10 2oc.
The situation is decidedly against sellers and
lower prices for all descriptions may be looked
for in the near future. We quote as
follows Fancy, 2Oo2lc: good to choice,
16@19c; fair, l2@l5c; store lots. 12Gl5; picked
roll. lS9l7c; frkin, old, 129l5c; Eastern. 100
14c n.
market. The demand is SOW, while there is
disposition on the part ofcommission merchants
to prevent stocks accommodating. We quote as
follows: Good to choice new, 11912c: COM
mon grades 7Gl0c: Eastern, ordinary to fine,
S@15c u.
that were temporarily blockadeG on the way,
have denoralized prices. Receipts of domestic
product are also coming along with greater free
dom thus further weakening matters. Quotable
at 2214G25e Z dozen for California and 20g &c
Cor fresh Eastern
POULTRY-Prices are easier and decline is
not unlikely before the week closes. More or
less scrub stock comes forward, which has to
be sold under quota ions. We quote: Live
TIrkeys-Gobh,ers, 16G17ci Hens, 166l5c; do,
dressed, 1s@29e ? n; BOOSTERS. s. 5oa6 for old,
Sc 52@7 so for young and s. 50G6 for Fryers;
Broilers, small S65: do, large, IS 50d6 Hens,
S596 50; Ducks. Sc 5097 50 p dozen; Geese 81 50
@2 25 p pair: Pigeons, 81 5062 dozen.
GAME-QuotaticzS do not fuctuate to any
very marked extent as receipts are not in excess
Of market quotations. Robins, s0c Hare, ST. SO;
Rabbits. 81 256l 50 = dozen; Quail. 81 %;
Mallards. 81 seas so: Canvasbacks s5G6; Sprig
81 75@3: Teal. g 50G3 Yidaeon. 81 75G2; small
Ducks, 81 seal IS; Gray Geese. sSa3 50; White
Geese. s16l =: HOnkers. s5d 6: Brant. 81 SEQ
l IS: English snipe, 81 5aGS; common snipe.
75e dozen.
wOOL-There S nothing 70 say about Wool
this week. Business is dull and the prospects
are not favorable for any fmHediate change Tor
the better We quote spring:
Eastern oregon-F ID.
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