Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sAn rsAnc1sco. August 21st

SAN FRANCISCO. August 21st.
FLOUR-Is firm. We quote as follows: Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 1904 so p Dbl:
Bakers Extras. "a 25G4 IS; Superfne, IS o5@
8 So.
WHEAT-There was no change in the situa-
ton this morning. Trade was of fair volume
and values showed good steadiness. We quote
Sonora, ii 3591 3614; No. White, 81 $3.50
l SSs4; choice, 81 40@1 All; milling, 81 421a9
1871 p ctl.
ton. Sellers insist on full rates for choice
article, and concessions are hardly possible at
the moment. No. Feed, 81 500, 3114; choice,
81 sol s71s for new and 81 40 for old; Ches.
alier, 81 1901 so q ctl, as to quality.
0A1S-values are shade higher. We quote:
Surprise, 81 671z a 70; milling, 81 67H@1 20;
good to choice feed, 81 COOL TO- fair, 81 Az
@1 5715; Gray, 81 50@1 SIS p ell.
COKN-Shows good strength. White is scarce
and wanted. We quote: Yellow, 81 0@l 321a .
ctl for large and 81 321a@1 IS for small; .Wkite,
CRACKED Charlottesville at s2s e2s p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feeo at $3.50
90 p TOM fine kinds for the table, In large and
small packages, 31414c q b.
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard. Brown. sS Is a
so; Yellow, 1922 Is p ctl /; Canary, 31z@3s1c;
Hemp, 41zc; Rape, 81 so; Timothy, 5s4@61lc
Alfalfa. 71I9Sc q b; Flax, 81 rs p ctl.
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s25@26 p ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-QuotaDle at s25 p ton at
the mill.
HAY-Good tone to values. We quote: Wheat,
$40 5O@l5 5o Dat. s9@l1 so: Barley, SOIL 60;
Glover. IS 50@li q ton.
STRAW-Quotablea at 45@55c q bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 20G221acc q ID.
BRAN-No surplus stock. Quotable at SO 500
81 "a ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 40 for old and 81 50 p
ctl for new.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotab at 81 65@1 rs p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s2s 500 20 so
p ton.
POTATOES have upward tendency.
We quote: Early Rose. SDc@sl 10; Garnet Chile,
S:cMsl; Peerless, 6OaS5c: Burbanks 75cGsl 25
Sweet 81 7592 q ctl.
ONIONs-A good demand gives steady tone
to values. Quotable at s2@2 . y ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 75c@S1 Is;
Niles, S1@2 D p ctl.
BEANS-we quote: Bayos, o. Butter,
S2159230; Pink, 50 25G3 so; Red, s464 As; Lima,
81 5Oa4 rs; Pea, 81 6O@2 IS; Small White, 81 cog
VEGETABLES = Choice Corn brought ad-
vanced prices oday. Cucumbers show decliE-
ing tendency. under heavy receipts Tomatoes
remain stationary. We quote as follows: Egg
Plant, Sec p box: Green okra, 4@6c 2 Is;
Tomatoes, 75c@1 9 box; Green Corn, s1G11 so
q sack for common and 2502712c q dozen for
bay; Summer Squash. 4O@50c p BOX for Alamo
da; Cucumbers, 35G40c p box; String Beans,
1g2c . ID; Lima Beans, 3@311c @ ID; Foun-
tain Beans, l@2c . b; Green Peas, 2G21ac
!. ID: Turnips: 75c@sl . ctl; Reefs. 81 Y sacK;
Ssrrots ieea 9ogeoc c palsnips o. 70 81; LAD
5o@60c p dozen: Green Peppers. 35Ql50c for Chilli
and soc p box for Bell; Dry Peppers, 12c;
Dry Okra, 6GSc p b. Marrowfat Squash, S20@
% p ton.
FRUIT-Green Apples are being shipped East,
the crop in that direction being failure. Figs
drag and some carry-over stock can be bought
under quotations. Peaches hold up well, while
Bartlett Pears are likely to soon do better. We
quote: Watermelons, S7@12 p 100; Cantaloupes,
50c@s1 p crate; Crab Apples 60c@sl per box;
Huckleberries. SG9c . 10; Grapes so GsOc for
-la- hAy fnr Dose fNf Do,
for Black Malvoise, and S5c@Sl for Tokey;
Figs, 35@75c for black. and 35a60c 2 box
for white; Plums, 1t@2c . ID; Peaches. 94c
2 ID; Nectarines, Red, 6O@90c p box; do White,
Sl6l % for good to choice; Pears. 25@75c p
box: Bartlett Pears, 2@Sc q 10; Blackberries,
S4G5 q chest: Strawberries, 81 50@6 q chest;
s5G6 = box; Lemons. Sicily. IS 50a9 so; San
Diego Lemons, s4a15: Bananas, Sl@2 so p bunch:
Pineapples, s3G5 & dozen
DRIED FRUIT-We quote as follows: Apples.
evaporated. 1l1g@l3c; sliced, S@ec; quartered,
71a@Sc: Pitted Plums, 7@9c; Peaches. evapor-
ated, l71S@l9c; Apricots, bleaehed. l3@1612c in
sacks and l61a3l71ac Q ID in boxes Nectarines,
French Prunes, 71a@1oc p b; Grapes, S14as &c q
b; Raisins September and October delivery,
81 1902 25 q box for London Layers.
HoNEY-We quote: White Comb 91~@1i11zc;
Amber, 75&9s15c; white liquid, extracted, SO
SIC; Amber colored and candied. 46411c a ID.
BUTTER-There are liberal receipts If every
thing except fancy article Prices for medi-
UNI grades are quite weak. We quote: Fancy,
26@27c good to choice, 23@25c; fair to good,
15@221Sc: store lots, l1t613c p 10; picked roll.
19@2Oc; irkin, i66lSc; Eastern. s@l2c . ID for
ordinary and 175l9c for creamery.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice to fancy, 10@11c;
fair to good, SG9c; Eastern. ordinary to fine, 6
@l3c p b.
EGGs--Full prices are promptly obtained for
choice product. Quotable at 30G32c p dozen
for ranch and 22Q271zc for store lots; East
ern, 17@i9c y dozen for good and 20922c for
choice.
POULTRY-Market glutted, owing to free ar
rivals of Eastern fowl. We quote prices for
California as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobbler
19G20c; Hens. 17GlSc; BOOSTERS. S5@6 for old,
"a 50@5 for young and 50 50@4 for Fryers;
Broilers. small, s262 so: do, large, 1903 so:
Hens. S5G6: Ducks. 1894 so: Geese. old. sl11 25;
Goslings, 81 50@1 rs q pair: Pigeons, 81 50@1 rs
y dozen for young and 81 Is for old.
GAME-Arriyals come mostly in poor order,
and sell at about anything buyers will pay We
quote: Venisop, 11@i3c q ID; Doves, 50@65c p
dozen; Hare, 75c@s1 Is; Rabbits, s1@l IS p
dozen.
PROyISIoNS-We quote as follows Eastern
Hams, 14ll4@l41zc; California refrigerator-cured
Hams, 1S14GlS1Sc; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
13@l3Mc; California Bacon. heavy and me.
dunn, 9@10c; do light 121z@l3c; do extra
light, 14@l41&c: do. clear sides, 914@91zc:
Pork, extra prime, si5@l5 50; do prime mess. sc