Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Ex.
tras, 81 1904 20 a bbl Bakers Extras, 81 05;
Superfne, 81 S0@3 10.
WHEAT-There is q pretty fair demand for
Wheat, and little trouble is experienced in find
ing custom at 81 25 2 ct for an article that is up
to standard requirements.
BARLEY-Business continues of light pro-
portions, but the market exhibits steady tone.
Choice feed is not in heavy offering, and holders
insist on full rates. In Brewing qualities there
is no trade of consequence. We quote: No.
Feed, TIC to 7Ss4c; choice, s0c common
grades, 75c; Brewing 85@925Sc for fair to good
and 95c@sl for choice.
OATS-The market is strong and sellers have
all the advantage. Stocks are light and there
is no hope tor buyers obtaining concessions just
at present. We quote: Surprise, 81 1871 so;
milling. 81 4C@1 4214; choice iced, 81 S51a9l 40;
No. l, 81 S591 SD; No. q 81 25@l so; Gray.
81 271I@1 80; Black, 90e9S1 for common and
81 J5Q1 Is 2 ctl for seed.
CORN-The tone of the market is of easy char
Small Yellow, 81 oo@1 0711; White 81 05@l 10
CRACKED coRN-Quotable at s28@M p
CoRNMEAL -Millers quote feed at s23@A
ton; line kinds for the table, In large and small
packages, 3@sAc p 10.
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, So 500
8 %; Yellow, 1902 10 2 ctl; Csnsry, 854@4c;
Hemp, 454@5c; Rape, 81 75@2; Timothy, &c;
Alfalfa. SIC p b; Flax, 1893 % @ ctl.
MIDDLINGiCustom is quick, absorbing
stock as fast as it is produced. Quotable at
SIS 50919 80 Q ton.
lows: Clover, s669: Wheat, ordinary grades,
s7Gl1; choice, s131l4; Wheat and Dat, sea
Z so; Wild Dat, s7@11; Barley, $685. Alfalfa.
Straw Quotable at $4,000 p bale.
HOPS-Priees range from SC to 13c 3 D, the
offerings being light.
BRAN-For this article there is active de-
mand, giving good tone to prices. Quotable at
Sl469l4 so p ton.
BUCKwAEAT-Slim offerings. Quotable at
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1S@19 p
ton.
POTATOES-Eastern Potatoes were again a
feature of the market this week, selling at
| q range OF 81 25@2 2 ctl. consignment OF
200 bags from Australia came on the last steamer.
We quote: Early Rose, 81 1902; River Reds,
81 75C9l s.; Peerless. 81 75a2; Burbanks, 81 10
ta2 40; Sweet, 81 75@1 90 in sacks aud 81 TO
| 81 25 q ctl in boxes.
oNIoNS-Firm, under good demand and
moderate receipts. Quotable at S2e3 q ctl,
with occasional sales st higher figure.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, So
as 50 Niles 1902 Is; Blackeye, 81 l5a2 rs p ctl.
BEANS-There Is no pressure to sell, and at
| the same time there is no marked desire to
| buy, so that quietness is rather a pertinent
| feature. We quote prices: Bayos, So 50c3 IS;
| Butter, 81 "a a 2; Pink, 81 5092 20; Red, =;
Lima, s464 D; Pea, SOP %; Small White,
VEGETA BLES-Good figures are obtained for
| Asparagus, as receipts are light. Green Peas
quite choice. Asparagus, 40p50c q ID; Los
Angeles String Beans, &c; Green Peas,
| 5@7c; Msrrowfat Squash, siS@20 p ton;
Hubbard squash, sS9l0 p ton; Turnips. 75c@
81 3 ell; Reets 75e@S1 3 sack; Carrots, feed, 40
| 6s50c; ParsEips el@G1 % p ctl; Cabbage, S5e@sl
. ctl; Garlic, 1lGl21ac Q 70: Caulihower, 50cGs1
g dozen; Green Peppers, l215g15c 2 ID; Dry Pep
peTs, Sc; Dig Okrs, i1132Bc q 10
FRUIT-rhe market is well furnished with
| Oranges, supplies coming both by rail and
steamer. Trade is fair, considering the unfavor
| able weather. Apples are not in excessive re-
ceipt. while the demand is less urgent. There
are liberal offerings of Lemons, both domestic
| and imported being well represented. The sup
ply of Lines is ample. We quote as
| 81 5092 3 box for good to choice; Riverside
Seedlings 81 1902; do, Navels, SIS 1894 Is; Los
Nayels, 81 1898; Mexican Lines, IS rs 80 p box;
California Lines, 81 2592 2 small box;
Lemons, Sicily, s5G6; Malaga Lemons, s3&4;
Riverside Lemons, 1892 SO 3 box; Los Angeles
apples, IS 50G94 50 y dozen.
| DRIED FRUIT-There is healthy tone to the
market Nearly all varieties are in very linn
i'ed supply. Peaches, Prnnes and pisted Plums
| have been in greater demand of late the latter
| being taken az low figures, it is said, more Gs
substitute for Prunes than on their own account.
Desirable Peaches are notably scarce, and prices
for such an article are quite strong. Offerings
| of Apricots are small, but the demand is not
urgent. Apples are slow of movement. Pears
! aud Figs are hardly worth quotation, stocks
being SO insignificant. We quote: Sun-dried APP
| pies, 50515c p b for sliced and 4@5c for
! Qusrtered Apples, eTaporated, 99912c; Apri-
! i0c: do, evaporated, 12a14c 2 d. Blackberries,
/ 10@121zc; Figs, 495c for pressed, 2GSc for
Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 121z@l4c for layers and
7@sc foE kegs; Grapes, 2 rS1z; Neetarines, sun
bleached, 11@13c; unbleached. SG10c; do, evapor
ated, peeled, 20322c = ID: Pears. Sc for whole
and 5@55<e for sliced, machine dried, 7@sc;
| Plums. S11G41zc for pitted and l1zG21zc for I'M
pitted; German Prunes, IN sacks, 3@4c; French
| Prunes, 4@7c in sacks, and case q b In
boxes; Raisins, London Layers, 81 60@2 p box.
| with 25c to 75c advance for fractions common,
| S5cGsi 30 > box; dried Grapes, 2lzi635 p h.
HonEY-Receipts have been comparatively
liberal the past week. Prices are not strong
| We quote as follows: White Comb. 1Gt6l2c;
| Araber, 7G9c; white liquid, extracted 51zG6c;
Amber. colored and csndied. 419G5c p ID.
| BUTTER-Sellers have the situation against
| theIa. Free receipts compel lower asking rates,
while the market does not clean up at the re-
| duoeS figures. There is moderate shipping de-
mand, which helps matters, though not to an
| extent to absorb all offerings. We quote prices
as follows: Fancy, 1sc: choice, lie; fair TO
| good. i5e3l5c: store lots, l0G13c 2 %.
CHEESE-Nalues have declining tendency
because embarrassing supplies Good 70 choice
new, 9Glic; common grades, 6SSc; Eastern,
| ordinary TO fine, S@l2c = b.
EGGS-Busiers have had the advantage for
the past week. but the situation seems now TO
| be sharing in favor of the opposite interest.
Prices however, depend largely upon the vol
ume of reeeirEs We quote: California. u
9I9c, with occasional sales at .Oe; Eastern l21a
@16c 3 d7zsu.
POULTRY-Two cars Of live Eastern fowl
and one of dressed have already been received
this week. Trade is ofquiet order, the demand
being only for choice Young stock We Quote
Turkeys-GobbleTs, l3s1l4e; Hens. 10 G14c; do,
dressed, 16Gise = D; Boosters, 81 80 95 for cid,
s5a6 for Young and 81 5e45 for Fryers;
Bro;lers, srnali. 1894: do, large, SfG4 60 Hens,
g5S6: Ducks IS 59&6 80 2 dozen; Get sc, 81 500
p pair: Pigeons. 81 59G2 so = dozen.
GAME-Fair demand prevails for al kinds of
Ducks Arrivals are not heavy, so that values
remain Uniform and steady. we quote con-
gigHmentss Robins, Zoe; Hare, 81 25d5I so;
Rabbits 81 25G1 so p dozen; Quail. S161 .; l4al-
ards 81 5e&5 50; Canyashaess, S4G5 so; Sp.fg,
81 75I2; Tesz, S272 .: Widgeon, 81 IS: sms u
Ducks, 81 1902; Gray Geese. esGS 50; White
Geese, SIGI Is. Honkers. S5GG: Brant, 81 500
l IS: English snspe, 81 50GS; conmon Snips. |
75c p eozeB.
A GOOD appetite is essential 10 good |
health. Hoods Sarsaparilla creates and |
sharoens the appetite, and also assists the