Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANcrsco. Nav cot


FLOUR-Matket moderately active. We quote
as fellows: Net cash price for ram
lily Extras, 81 1904 % a Dbl; Bakers Extras,
81 05: Superfne, 50 S0@3 10.
WHEAT-New Wheat arrived to-day at Mis-
sion Rock Warehouse. 1t came from Poso.
Kern county, and sold for 81 81 p ctl. Trade is
quiet, the demand for shipping purposes being
quotation for No. grade is 81 S21a p ctl.
BARLEY-The spot market is not an active
one. yet prices are held in steady position.
No. Feed. 81 G2h@1 oSl4; choice; 81 O.; com;
for fair to good and 81 15Gl 20 for choice
OATS-The tone Of the market is not as strong
as It was week ago. Stocks continue largely
carefully handled in order to sustain values.
Surprise. 81 721aa1 50; good to choice feed
81 60@1 20: fair, 81 4Og1 IS; Black 81 25a1 40
Gray, 81 50id1 55 p ctl.
gent We quote Large Yellow, 81 %;
Small Yellow, IL 221s@l Is; White, 81 071a@1 10
CRACKED CORN : QuotaDle at s26s27 p
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s25@26
atom; fine Kinds for the table, in Large and small
ps oiIGaR f;s. IEAf@ons~Dle at SIS atom.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 500
25; Yellow. SOP Is ? ell Canary. ss21@esNc;
Hemp, 41ac; Rape. 81 90; Timothy. $4,000;
MIDDLINGs-show easier feeling. Receipts
p ton.
CHOPPED FEED-ouotable at s2aa2s p ton.
quality. The market has easy tendency all
round. We quote: Wheat. ordinary grades 500
10; choice. 514@16; Wheat and Dat, sS@14
l TR oa ssSla 81 B a. se Ss S 50 '0n
HoPs-There is fair ipquirysfor desirable
product, and the prospects are deemed favor
able for cleaning up OF stocks within reas-
enable period. Quotable at I0@14c p b..
BRAN-lS not Quite strong OuOtaDe at
sl4@l4 so p ton.
RYE--supply. in excess of persent needs.
BuCKwHEAT-Market very quiet, little at
tention being given to offerings. Quot.ble at
GROUND Quotable at s2s@24 p
POTATOES-New crop did little better on
the wharf this morning, selling at 81 S0@2 25 .
oNIoNs-Continue to weaken in price. New
ranged to-day from 81 IS to 81 so p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Niles, 81 25@2 so
p ctl
BEANs-Choice Whites are scarce and irm at
the higher quotation. The same remark ap-
plies to Bayos, which are in light offering.
We quote as follows: Bayos, s494 %; Butter,
SOP %; Pink, 81 1908 ON; Red =; Lima,
81 75@5; Pea, 81 1902 So; Small White, 81 80
o. 81 p ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peas hold up well in
price, receipts not being excessive. With As
paragus the market continues to be literally
supplltu, Dut ~ SStius W WOTk On WlLulu Lie
quoted range Cucumbers are coming in from
several directions, causing values to decline.
Rhubarb is in excess of the demand and only
very choice lots bring the top price. String
Beans sell at a rather wide range, arrivals from
the lower country not being in as much favor as
shipments from other directions. Green Pep
pers are on the decline. Summer Squash keeps
steady under moderate supplies and limited IN
qGiry. Included in general receipts to-day
were 1,039 bxs Asparagus, $50 do Rhubarb
and 80 sacks Green Peas. We quote
i 70 = box; Wax Beans, S@loc 2 ID; Cucumbers,
! 80 20 75c dozen; Asparagus. 50c@Sl
box for ordinary and 81 5c@2 % for
choice; Rhubarb, 40G50c for common and
Green Peas, 3a4c q ID for Bay and 5951c q ID fol-
garden Turnips. 75c@Sl q ctl; Beets, 81 p
sack; Carrots, feed, 50@65c; Parsnips, 81 259
lz 50 esl Cabbage 6bsgsa s2g2 90 ctl; Garlic
| Peppers, 45@50c 2 b; Dry Peppers, 12c; Dry
okra. 6SSc p b.
| FRUIT-Two new varieties were added to the
list OF seasonable fruits to-day. Currants came
| in from San Leandro, and two consi onments OF
/ apricots arrived from Winters. The former
went at 75ct9S1 q drawer, and tho latter brought
| 25c q b. Cherries are beginnins.to make a lib
eral showing. receipts TO-DAY footing up S,179
boxes Another small lot of Raspberries is at
hand, quotable at 40c q basket. For Gooseber-
Ties the demand is light; and Supplies move of
| anges are going out rapidly. Fair demand pre-
vails for Lemons and LimeSr We quote
Cherries, 25Gs0c for common white and red, 75c
ogsl for good 10 cnolce whiie ara req, ana SIG
% q box lor place.; Sooseperrles, i@92c . 10;
Strawberries, SiG6 for Sharpless and $50
| II 2 chest for Longworth. Oranges-Riverside,
NaVels, sScgs oo 90, MealteTranean sweets,
% oog4; Los Angedes sseednngs, u .ogZ;
Los Angeles Nayels, s2S2 %; Mexican Lines,
% 5oao box LEMONS; slcny, 5000; Malaga Il.
| lemons, s1Go, RIVERSIDE lemons, 52(G2 20 y
box; San Diego Lemons, 50e9S Los Angeles
| Lemons, toc9l; bananas, sl@Z bunch: Pine
apples: soes2 = nozen.
DKIED FRUIT Quotations remain nominal
as there Is no chance lot trade, owing 10 old
STOCK being cleaned up Dealers nave TO await
the ARRIVAL OF new crop before barterlng can
begin. we quote as ioilows: Sun-dried APP
pies, 619Gc ior Alced and 5@6c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated' lo0llc; April
cots, lS@l6c, LOT oiesched; 90 sIn-dried, SO
| loc; do, eyaporated. l5a17c Q ID: BlacSberries,
| l0Gl21ac; Figs, 4g5c ior pressed, 2@3c for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, R,1@l4c for layers and
! S@9c TOR sacks sNeete r1neA N3n-dried, r5@6c;
bleached DO, go acSt fhaeA PES. 9feached,
liGloc; .unsieacned agc DO, eEapor.
ated, peeled, Vgx2c 2. n yea Be for whole
ana 6951c 81 siiceM 4n@i4e dried, 7@Sc;
Plums. 41a9otsc f0r pitte6 tnd e3aG4Zc for I'M