Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-09
SAN FRANUIsCo MARKET.
san FRANCISCO. January sth

| r CO.J IL.
| FLOUR-Although trade is not particularly
| brisk, prices show pretty steady tone. Wequote:
| Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 COCA 80 p
Dol: Bakers Extras. 81 05 Supertne. 81 S093.
! WHEAT-The new year so far has not deYel-
nped any heavy trading. There are buyers for
Standard gram in moderate amounts, on basis
| OF 81 z715 y ctl, and whatever trade may be in
progress is negotiated on this basis of value.
| For choice article an advance of 219c q cJl is
Cbtainable.
BAKLEY-Oferlngs of Feed are not large,
| while trade is Tar from being quick. Toe in
quiry for Brewing is very light No. Feed,
| o415GS234c- choice, S5c; common grades. 500
| ol4c: Brewing, s71a@921ac for fair to good and
95cDSl for choice.
OATs-Delayed shipments from oregon,
amounting to 1850 ctls, came to hand on
| Monday. We quote prices as follows:
Surprise 81 35@1 40; milling, 81 S215e1 49, choice
iced, 81 S0@1 S211a; No. l, 81 2719@1 so; No. 2,
| 81 20t01 22l5; lower grades, 81 05G1 l5 Gray,
l 221I@1 Is; Black, 95c@s1 15 . ctl.
| CORN-Custom is slow, though prices are
fairly steady, as stocks are in few hands.
low, Slt0l 0215; White, 81 05@s1 10 . ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s22&2S p
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s22@28
p ton: fine kinds for the table, il large and small
| packages, 3@31ze p ID.
0ILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton.
SEED5-Mustard has mostly passed from first
hands. Trade all round is so small that there
is no chance for iuctuation in prices. Mustard,
Brown, 81 50G3 %; Yellow, S2@2 10 . ctl !;
Canary, Ss4@4c; Hemp, &c; Rape, 81 50G2 o.;
Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, SIC Q b; Flax, s2S2 Is
3 ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Trade is of active character
QuOtable at Sl7 509lS so p ton.
HAY-Moderate receipts We quote: Clio
yer, s6G9; Wheat, ordinary grades, sS0l1;
Dat, S7@110; Barley, S5G9; Alfalfa, S5@S q ton.
STRAW Quotable at $4,000 bale.
H0PS-As there is no harmony between the
views OF contracting parties, trade necessarily
keeps slow and dull. Prices, however, are firm.
Quotabe at 7Gl0c 3 H.
BRAN-The demand is prompt so that the
market is free of surplus. Quotable at Sl2 509lS
p ton.
RYG-Nothing of interest to report. Quotable
az 95cGSl p ctl.
BUCKWHEA 20 offerings are light, but they
are more than enough for the demand. From
81 % 10 s. q cti is the range for good TO choice
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabie at $40 5O@20 so
POTATOES-Are in demand at advanced
River Reds, 81 40CG1 60; Peerless, 81 50d1 co. Bur
banks, 81 75a2 TO- Sweet, 81 25@1 10 q ctl for
good to choice.
ONiOSs-Quotable at s111 % p ctl.
DbIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, 81 rs
gS; Niles, 81 1902 Blackeye. s2G2 Is q ctl.
BEANS-Not much animation to the market;
| Prices easy for everything except Limas and
Reds supplies OF which two descriptions are
small. We quote as follows: Bayos, s. 80
Cd3 10; Butter, 81 90 az: PINK, 81 95Q2; hed,
sos %; Lima, 81 25 "a 80; Pea, 81 sOa2 %;
\
EGETABLES-Gree Peas from Los Angeles
| were again in market to day, selling at 12za@
| 15c p b. Green Peppers are SLOW OF sale. Egg
Plant is also dull, not being good in quality. We
quote Los Angeles Tomatoes, S1@l so p
6ox; Egg Plant 12c q b. Marrowfst Squash, s6@
| Z 3 ton; Hubbard squash, Sl2G13 y ton;
Turnips. 50 q 75c .e.oo Be S 60 g g
p ctl; Cabbage, 5O@6Oc p ctl; Garlic, 69Sc D 10;
| Caulifower, 5GcMsl = dozen; Green Peppers,
S91Oc q ID; Dry Peppers, SCI Dry Okra, l792ec
. h.
FRUIT-Trade during the week has not been
| of brisk character owing to wet and cold
| weather. Apples are in good supply and
the exhibit of Oranges is equal TO all
| market needs just at present. Scarcity OF
Mexican Lines causes firmness in price Tor that
| description. We quote; japanese Persimmons, %
| 6a75c q box; Apples, 50c@sl for common. and
| s. 506i2 % ? box for good to choice; Vaca-
vile Oranges 81 25@1 so 2 small box; Riverside
Seedlings 81 1903 70; do, Navels, s. 504 %; Los
Angeles seedlings, 81 % a 80; Los Angeles
Navels, 81 $685. Mexican Oranges, 81 a 8 .
box; Mandarin Oranges, 60c@s1 q box; Mexi-
can Lines, s6G7 q box; Lemons Sicily,
IS 50G6; Malaga Lemons, S4g5: Riverside Lem
| Ons, 81 50@3 q box; Los Angeles Lemons,
SOP 80; Bananas, 5Ocge2 9 punch: fineep,
pies, 50 5000 50 2 dozen; Cranberries, Sl2@l4
> Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Oferings are light. owing
| to reduced stocks, while prices show tirmness,
| especially for anything of desirable quality.
we quote prices as follows; sun-dried APP.
| pies, S1S04c p ID for sliced and 394c for
| chartered; Apples evaporated 9@915c; April
cots, 12@15c, for bleached; do; sun-dried, SO
| lOc; do, evaporated, 12C614c 2 ID; Blackberries,
| l0G1215c: Figs, 405c for pressed, 2G3c for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 121129l4c for layers and
| 7dSc Tor kegs; Grapes, 2a.G31a; Nectar1nes, sun
bIeacheds Observation-Disclosures. sSI0c; do, evapor,
| ated, peeled, 22@25c & 10; Pears, &c for whole
| and 5951ac for sliced, machine dried. 7@Sc;
| Plums, 315G5c Tor pitted and l1zG21sc for I'M
| pitted; German Prunes, ia sacks, 3tG4c; French
| Prunes, 4G6c in sacks, and 6G7c q ID in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 COOP = box.
| with 25c to 75c advance for fractions; common,
| S5c@S1 10 p box.
HONkY-A recent shipment of over 700 cas- es
to England has helped to lower surplus stock,
| and give healthier tone to the market. We
quote prices as follows: White Comb, 1o@12c;
| Amber, 1890; white liquid, extracted. 51aG6c;
| Amber. colored and candied, 415d5c 2 ~
| BUTTER-The weather has operated against
diaries turning out any great quantities OF fresh
| Butter for the past week, so that arrivals have
| Fancy, 2215924c; good to choice, 1S92lc fair,
l2@l5c; store lots, 1e@12; picked roll, old, 1S
@15c: new. 17@l9e; trkin, old, 1212Sl4c new,
| 15G17c: Eastern, 10Sol4c q u.
| CHEESE-Light stocks keep prices in steady
position. We quote: Good to choice new,
iI@12c: common grades 1000; Eastern, or1i-
nary to fine sG13c . %.
EGGS-Calnornia product cleans up close, re-
ceipts not being enough to meet trade wants.
The Eastern article has come along in season TO
afford some relief, though not in sufficient guam
X.
ment domestic Eggs sell from 44c to f6c q dozen.
| A carload of Eastern is due to-day, portion of
| which is sold to arrive at 2712c p dozen. The
remainder will be placed at aAhigher figure.
| POULTRY-Eastern coDsignments still come
| forward, one carload arrived this morning. We
quote as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, loo
| i7c: Hens. 16417c; do, dressed, 1920 2 h:
BOOSTERS So 506 SO for old, Sc j0GS for young and
81 5O15 50 for FTyers: Broilers small, SO 5064 50
do. large, s596 so; Hens. s6'a7; Ducks &c 5O9
so . dozen; Geese, 81 5o@2 ? pair: Pigeons,
81 50@2 , dozen.
GAME-Receipts just about meet all de-
mands. We quote as follows Hare, 81 257sI 50
| Rabbits 81 1901 p 2 dozen; Quail 81 259l so;
| Maliards IS q, 90; CanEasbacks, IS a z;
sprig, 50 256S 30; Teal. 81 1913: wideeon. s2a
. 25; small Ducks, 81 5011 70; Gray Geese, $50 So
White Geese 81: Honkers, 81 5095 so: Brgnt
81 50G1 rs; English Snipe, 81 5092; common
Snipe 75c 2 dozen.
| PROVlsIONS-Eastern Hams are a shade
cheaper No changes in other descriptions
We quote: Eastern Hams, 131Se14c: Cali
fornia refrigerator-cured Hams, l3@l51Se; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, lS77z9l4ci California bacon,
heavy and medium, e691Sc; do light
medium. e1z919c; do Light, I154@l2c: do extTs
light, 136l315c; do. clear sides, 915Giee 2 .;
Pork, extra prime, si6916 30; do prime mess, ST.
al7 50; do mess, S2Oa2l: oeiesr. sZ1s22 50 dc,
extra clear, 50 5o92S ? Dol; Pigs Feet. sl2