Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-11
san FRANCISCO mAEgEr.
IS FsAYc1sco. January 10

SAN FRANCISCO, January 10th.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
81 1904 20 a bbl; Bakers Extras, 81 05; Super
WHEAT-Prices remain stationary at 81 2714
for standard quality and 81 1874 for article OF
extra character. Trade is light and slow there
| being scarcely any buying except for stifening
purposes
BARLEY-There was greater exhibit of sam
pies this morning, and more INCLINATION was
shown to sell. Custom, however, was hard to
find, and few sales were transacted. The
situation seems to be shaping favOrably to
| buyers, We quote as follows: No. Feed,
| S219GS254c; choice, S5c; common grades, 500
size; Brewing. S715G9l1ac for fair to good and
95c(GSl for choice.
OATS Values present a softer tone, owing to
recent liberal receipts from Oregon. We quote:
iced, 81 2712 No l, 81 2211la1 IS; No. 3 81 171a9
l 20 lower grades, 81 05GI l215; Gray, 81 2U@
l 2211E; Black, 95c@lS1 10 ? ctl.
CORN-Moderate irmness shown at prevail.
ing figures. We quote: Large Yellow, size;
Small Yellow, 81; White, 81 05@S1 10 p ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable al s22G2S ?
CoRNMFAL-Mnlers quote feed at s22@2S
toni fine kinds for the table, il large and small
packages, 3GS}zc p n.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable st $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Are very quiet. We quote: Mustard,
Brown, s. 5og3 %; Yellow, S2g2 10 = ell ;
Canary, 5000; Hemp 454G5c; Rape, 81 1892;
Ifnothy, &C; Alfalfa, SIC = 70; Flax, s5G3 %
2 ell.
able at Sl6G1l9 2 ton.
HAY-Few changes are noted. We quote: Clio
yer, S692; Wheat, ordinary grades, s. oil;
choice, sl2 50@l3 80; Wheat and Dat, SO 500
p 80; Wild Dat, ssG11; Barley, s5@9; Alfalfa,
S7a7l0 ? ton.
STRAW uotable at $4,000 p bale.
HOPS-Market shows frmness, though no
business of consequence is being done. Quot
able at 7G10c 2 ID.
BRAN-Supplies clean up promptly. Quota
bic at Sl39lS so p ton.
RYE-Sales light. Quotabie at 95c9Sl p ctL
BUCKWHEA1-No business. Quotable at
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SO 5000 so
2 ton.
We quote as follows: Early Rose, 81 40G1 e5;
River Reds 81 40@1 GO: Peerless, 81 50g1 IS; Bur.
banks, 81 1902 10; Sweet, S1@1 90 2 ctl for
good to choice.
some lots going as high as 81 60 2 etl, running
down to 81 for fair quality.
DRIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, 81 70
@3; Miles, 81 1892; Blackeye. S2a2 Is 2 ctl.
BEANS-We quote as follows: Bayos, 81 80
as 10; Butter, 81 90G2: Pink, 81 $500; Red,
50 q 3 %; Lima, 81 25a4 So Pea, 81 s092 05;
Small White, 81 SOAP % 2 ctl.
VEGETA LES-Trade is quiet We quote:
Los Angeles String Beans, 1213a115e; Green Peas,
121SG15e; Egg Plant, lie 2 10; Marrowfat Squash,
sl0dl2 2 ton; Hubbard squash, sl2915 ? ton;
75c 3 sack; Carrots, feed, 40G50c Psrsnips, 81
= ctl; Cabbage, 50060c q ctl; Garlic, SAFE 3 D.;
CaulihoweT, 50cs9sl e dozen: Green Peppers,
7@9e 3 II; Dry Peppers, Sc; Dry okrR, l7S2oc
FRUIT-sIovement is slow There is better
display OF Oranges, but no increase OF custcm.
We quote as follows: Japanese Pcrsimmo So
@75c 2 box; Apples, 5Oe@s! Tor common; and
3 5oo2 . 3 box for good to choice; Naca-
vile Oranges, 81 256l1 so 2 small box Riverside
Seedlings, g 1898 %; do, Navels So 51G4 %; Los
Angeles seedlings, g 25 a , 81; Los Angeles
NaYels, s. 50aS; Mexican Oranges, 81 a 8 2
box; Mandarin Oranges, 60otgsl q box Mexi-
can Lines. S6d7 box Lemons, Sicily,
S 50G6; Malaga Lemons, Si95; Riverside Lem
s2d2 so; Bananas, 50egS2 . bunch: Pinesp-
pies, IS 50@4 50 2 dozen; Cranberries, Sl29i4
DRIED FRUIT-Ye quote: sun-dried AID.
pies 31594c 2 b for sliced and 3a4c for
Guartered; Apples, evaporated, 9@95Sc; April
cots, 12G15e, for bleached; do. sun-dried, SO
l0c; do evaporated, 12914c 2 II; Blackberries,
10t9l25Se; Figs, hose for pressed, 2sgSc for
unpressed smyrna Figs, I21zdsl4c for layers and
7GSSe Tor kegs; Grapes, 212as31z Nectarines, sun
dried, 5G6c; blesohed do, 10G12c; Peaches,
ated, peeled, 92525c & b: Pears, &c for whole
and 5af5ISe for sliced, machine dried, 7t6Se;
Plums, q Ss35c Tor pitted and 11z9215c for un-
pitted; German Prunes, in sacks, 3@4c; French
Prunes 4G6c in sacks. and 607c q 10 in
boxes; Rsisins. London Layers, 81 60(G2 p box.
with Csc TO 55c advance for fractions; common.
S5cGSi 30 2 box.
Amber, 7G9c white liquid, extracted, 515G6c;
Amber cOlored and candied, 41S@5c 2 10
BUTTER-Steady at old figures. We quote ::
Fancy, 221afa2ie: good to choice, 1S92lc; fair,
126l5e; store lots. 1902; picked roll, old, Is
else; new, 17919c; firkin, Old, 1215914c; new
l50I7c: Eastern, 10@l4c = ID.
CHEESE-We quote: Good to choice new,
1I0I2c; common grades, 7@i0c; Eastern, ordi-
nary to fine, S9l3c y Z.
EGGS-Market easier to-day, under more lib
eraI offerings. We quote: California. 409421Se;
Eastern, 275S@Soc for fresh, and 221z@25c p
dozen for cold storage.
FOULTRY-Prices continue to weaken. Re-
CENTS are not large. but these are in excess Of
trade wants, and dealers willingly shade
sooner than lose a customer We quote prices
as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, l5t9
Ice; Hens 15G16c; do, dressed, 17@19c . D;
Boosters, SIS 5096 for old, Sc 5097 for young and
81 5OG5 80 for Fryers: Broilers, small 50 50G4 So
do large, s566 50. Hens, s6G6 so; Ducks, $40
5 50 , dozen; Geese, 81 5o@2 pair: Pigeons
81 5062 > dozen.
GAME-Hare sell at higher figures. Teal
and Sprig are cheaper, the demand being light
NE quote Robins, 35G40c; Hare, 81 50G1 IS;
Rabbits, 81 1901 Is , dozen; Quail, Sl@1 %;
Nallards. S.; Canyasbaeks, s. q "a; Sprig,
50 IS a 8; Teal, 81 a so; Widgeon. s. q
IS: small Ducks 81 so 81 49, Gray Geese, SOS So;
White Geese 81; Honkers, 81 50@5; Brant,
81 5OC61 75 English Snipe, 81 50@2; common
Snipe 75c 2 dozen.
WOOL-We quote spring
Eastern Oregon-Ffn.