Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-25
SAN FRANUIsCo MARKET.

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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. June Oath.
| FLOUR-The past week has witnessed fairly
active export movement. while local trade has
been of moderate magnitude. Net cash price
for Family Extras, 81 1904 % p Dbl: Bakers
| Extras, SAGA 10; Superfne. 81 90643 20.
WHEAT-Ihere is practically no market.
Trade is confined almost wholly to milling
wants, and parcels suited to this class of trade
| are taken at an advance on shipping prices, or,
| say, at range of 81 3001 So p ctl Al the mo-
ment 81 271a q ctl is full quotable figure for
No White Wheat for shipping purposes
| BARLEY-There is no crowding of offerings,
and this circumstance helps to sustain prices.
In Brewing Barley trade is also of light proper
tons. but there is no doubt that all desirable
old stock will clean up to advantage before new
1 quality Is available for mailing purposes We
quote prices as follows: No. Feed, sl@l OF
Brewing 81 O5@1 10 for fair to good and 81 i21z@
| / TX for choice.
OATs-Trade is dull. Supplies are dropping
off and it is likely that receipts will be light for
lows: Surprise, 81 7O@1 IS milling, 81 671s
oil 20; good to choice feed, 81 571S91 621a fair,
81 45@1 so; Black, 81 25g1 IS; Gray, 81 4712@
! C0RN-while the market cannot be said to
| be oyerstocked, there are large enough offerings
| to prevent prices from showing any marked
6rmness. Yellow, 81 171a91 221a . ell for large
and 81 221a@1 Is for small; Waite, sl@1 O55a
p ctl
| CRACKED CORE-Quotsble at S27GS2S q ton
c0RNMEAL-Milers quote feed a. s26 500
q 50 Q ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and
| small packages, 31aG4c q b.
| OILCAKE MEAL-QuotaDie at S25 p ton at
the mill.
SEEDs-we quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 5O@
Is; Yellow. $2@2 Is p ctl Canary. 315@3s4c;
| Hemp, 4ac; Rape, 81 So; Timothy, $4,000;
Alfalfa. 712@sc q; Flax, 81 rs p ctl-
| MIDDLINGS-This class of milstuffS keeps
| in excellent demand. Quotable at s20@22 q
ton
| CHOPPED FEED-Quotabl at s22a2S p ton.
| HAY-There is a fairly active market. aud
| good stock, either old or new, can be placed to
| the advantage OF sellers. New: Wheat, s99l5;
Dat, IS 5O@9 SO: Barley, sS@l0 . ton Old:
Wheat, ordinsry grades, s9@12; choice s19@
| 10; Wheat and Dat, sS@14; Wild Dat, s9Sl2 50;
Barley. S7@9 so . ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOPS-The market is about cleaned up of
choice parcels, and it would not be possible to
fill large order for article adapted for ship
ment Quotable at 1l@16c = ID.
BRAN-Steady demand and moderate sup
Plies give steady tone to values. Quotable at
| Sl4 5Ot615 p ton.
.RYE-supply in excess OF the demand. Quot
able at soc p ctl.
Observation-Disclosures at a range of 81 25@
| l so q ctl
GROUND BARLEY uotable at SD 5oe28 so
2 ton.
PoTAToEs-Active demand prevents accu-
mutation, the wharves being cleaned up with
| daily regularity. From 81 so to 81 p ctl is
| the quotable range.
oNIoNs-Are coming in with moderate free
| dom. Quotable at II 25@1 40 . ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote Niles, 50 Is a ctl
BEANS-There is very little doing in this ar
tiele. We guote: Bayos, 1904 %; Butter,
81 75@5; Pea, 81 25@2 40; Small White, 81 Is
| 2 40 = ctl.
| VEGETABLES-Green Okra is in limited re-
ceipt and high in price Egg Plant is scarce,
are coming in freely and values are softening.
| Corn of desirable quality commands full figures,
| Asparagus is going out. Beans and Peas are on
the decline. We quote as follows: Egg Plant,
| l21a q 70; Green Okra, 50@60c 2 10; Tomatoes
81 % TO 81 so 2 box; Green Corn, 75c@
81 p p sack for common, and l59isc
| SOC q box for Vacaville and 81 "a 25 for
| Alameda; Wax Beans, 4@5c p b; Cucum-
bers, 65Gs5c = box: bay do 5, 25@1 IS .
choice; Rhubarb, SOC q box for common and
75c@Sl for choice; String Beans, 394c p
| b; Fountain Beans, 5G6c q d; Green
| q cti Beets, 81 q sack; Carrots, feed, 5O@65c;
| Parsnips 81 25@1 so = ctl; Cabbage, 81 25@I so
| 2 ctl; Garlic, case u b: Caulihower, 59G60c 3
dozen: Green Peppers, S9l0c q b: Chile Pep
| pers, l5c p ID; Dry Peppers 12c; Dry Okra, case
an
| FRUIT-The market is rather literally sup.
piled Just at present. but buyers want sound
| fruit, and it is difficult to obtain anything like
quotations for article that is not frst-class.
4 Cherries are going out and sales are made at
| advanced rates. Figs are just coming in, and
|
| and apricots are in liberal receipt, with wide
range of prices. Plums are coming forward.
| Currants make fair exhibit, coming mostly in
| good order and finding ready sale. We quote:
Figs, 75c to 81 per box: Plums 50c@sl p box;
| Peaches. 40@t75c q box and i01S5c "A BASKET
| Cherry P!ums 30G4oc z box; Apples, 40c9S1 q
jas PearS apr aSee soya eCz s. and Sc a '
box, and IS a SOC . basket; Blacs-
berries. s6@7 q chest; Currsnts, So so TO
| 5 q chest; Cherries, coarse h box; Goose
1 III Itch.
| berries, S5G7 for Sharpless and Sl26l4 p
chest for Longworth: Raspberries, s5@S Z
chest: Oranges-Riverside Navels, sS@3 80: 90,
Mediterranean Sweets, IS 5014; Tahiti Oranges,
| IS p box; Mexican Lines, IS a q box: Lem
| ons, Sicily, S5dd6; Riverside Lemons, 50 50G3
| ? box, San Diego Lemons, si@i so; Los An
| geles Lemons, sl@l so: Bananas, SIC IS p
| bunch: Pinespples, s3G5 p doz
| DRIED FRUIT-The market is about bare,
| nearly all old stock being well cleaned up
| Small arrivals of new Apricots was about tie
week. We quote prices: Sun-dried Apples
| 61z17c q ID for sliced and 5@6c for
cots, -@-c, Tor 6leac6ed do. sun-dried, %
&C; do, eyaporated. -1-c p 10: blackberries,
10@121ac; Figs, lose for pressed, 2@Sc tor
IMPRESSED; smyrna Figs, 12166dol4c for layers and
bleaahed do, l2%S14c; Peaches beached,
| 14@l6c; unblesched. s a loc; do, evapor-
e,ed, peeled. 2e@22e . d: Pears. Sc for whole
and 6@515c for sliced. machine dried. 1850;
| Pluns, 6@61ac for pitted and 4G,5c for un-
| pitted German Prunes, in sacks, 4G55c; French
! Prlnes, Se5llc III sacks, and 9i4I2c q b in
boxes; Raisins London Layers, 81 6oGS2 y box.
with 2oc 70 75c advance for fractions; common,
s5ca3l 10 . box; dried GRAPES. $685. p d
| HONEY-The market lacks strength, as offer
ings are Ill excess of the demand. a car of
new honey left san Diego Monday last for Bos-
ton. IL is estimated that the yield of that
county for the season will be 10000 pounds
| greater than that OF 1889. when 900 900 pounds
are said TO have been produced. We quote
prices: White Comb loGI2c; Amber, 7n-oc:
| white liquid extracted, 3a5c; Amber colored
| and caudied, &c y b.
| BUTTER Feed Is driving up, and the output
OF diaries is or the decline. still, arrivals keep
| liberal, and there is more stoHk Offering than is
needed for ordinary trade. For fancy product
| there is rather a firm market, but poor stock is
| neglected and moves very.slowly. We quote:
Fancy. I6@i7c; choice, i4al5c: fair 10 coed,
| l214aDiS1Sc; store lots, S@lic = %: Eastern,
| 71Ssal2e, as 10 quality.
| CHEESE-There is q better tone to the market,
without any improvement in values For de-
sirabe qualities there is pretty fair demand,
and quotations for al article o. this character
are vel sustained. We quote: Choice TO
| Fancy, 7Gsc; fair to good, 515G6ISc; Eastern.
Ordinary to dne. s9i4l%c y q.
| EGGS-The market is a slow one. the demand
for domestic uses being light at this season,
owing to many families going into the country
for time. There are too many Eastern Eggs
on hand for the ordinary California article to
sell To advantage. Quotable at 20G22c 2 doz
for ranch and 6E5l9c for store lots; Eastern,
l6d &c = dozen.
| PoULTRY-It looks as though there would
be q lei up in Eastern shipments for a time and
this circumstance would necessarily help the
market for California product. We quote:
BOOSTERS. S5@6 for old, s99l2 tor Young and
1 S7iGS so for Fryers: Brollers. small, 1894 so;
DO, large S56S6; Hens. s. 50@57. Ducks. old.
ssdi; yourg, 6. Q 6 2 dosen; Geese, old, 81