Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

We quote: Net cash price for Family Ex-
Gras, 81 1904 20 q Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 05;
Superfine. 50 sO@3 10.
WHEAT-There is good tone to the market,
while the volume of business is not OF liberal
proportions Quotations are steady at 81 2614
t@l 2711 p ctl for good TO choice shipping.
BARLEY-The market is very dull one, and
prices are unfavorable TO sellers During the
past week feed quotations have been lowered,
but this circumstance did rot help matters, for
there was no increase in the demand. No.
| Feed, IKE: choice, 7S34c; common grades,
55c; Brewing, S5@921ac for fair to good and
9oc6Sl for choice.
prices are fairly strong. Supplies are not heavy.
al stocks are well concentrated. Surprise 81 $50
So milling, 81 35@1 40; choice feed, 81 500
35 No. l, 81 25; No. q 81 2219@l 25 lower grades,
CORN-The market is somewhat quiet. but a
more healthy feeling prevails than n week ago.
Large Yellow, 81: Small Yellow, 81 1901 12I5;
CRACKED CokN-Quotable at s22@2s p
ton.
CoRNMEAL -Millers quote feed at s2s@2i
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3@314c q 10.
OILGAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 500
3 %; Yellow, SOP Is p ctl; Canary, 5000;
Alfalfa, SIC p b: Flax, SSGS % . ctl.
MIDDLINGS-The supply is not in excess OF
the demand. Quotable at SIS 5o@l9 so . ton.
5s soS are Sem5 6 We Well ont Ss
lows Clover, s6t69; Wheat, ordinary grades,
s7@11; choice, s13@14; Wheat and Dat, 500
y 50; Wild Dat, s7@1l; Barley, s6@9; Alfalfa,
STRAW Quotable at $4,000 p bale.
HOPS Offerings are light. There has been
fair shipping movement within the last few
days, several cargoes going overland. Quotable
higher figure.
BRAN-Sells about as fast as produced. Quot
able at S14914 80 p ton.
RYE-Liberal offerings give the market easy
tone. Quotable at 95cG1S1 p ctl,
BUCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 9092 q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1S919 q
ton.
TATOES-Moderate receipts keep prices in
steady position. We quote: New Potatoes,
11%02e p b; Early Rose, 81 coal IS: River Reds
81 409l 65; Peerless, 81 5051 75: Burbanks, 81 65
a. ~; Sweet, s1@1 so p etl for good to choice.
ONIONS-Atttention is more generally given
to the better class of stock, even though it be
higher Quotable at Sl@1 so p ctl for
common and S2S$ ? ctl for good to choice. :.
DRIED PEAS-We quote prices: Green, S.
as 50; Niles sop Is; Blackeye, 50 i5a225 . ctl.
BEANS-The market is not active but prices
seem to be gaining strength. Bayos, SO 5OGS IS;
Butter, 81 20 a. 2; PinK, 81 50@5; Red, :;
Lima, s404 1212; Pea, S2@2 20; Small White,
S262 20 q ctl.
VEGETABLES ucumbers do not find Gus
tom. Asparagus moves slowly, the asking price
of 30G40c p n limiting the demand Poor Green
Peas are drug at DC = II, though better quality
is in fair request. Hubbard Squash is in good
supply. We quote jobbing rates as follows
Los Angeles String Beans, 20925c; Green Peas,
S@loc; Marrowfat Squash, 5000 q ton;
Hubbard Squash, sS@10 y ton; Turnips. SEQ
81 2 ctl; Beets 75c@sl 2 sack; Carrots feed, 40
@50c; Parsnips, Sl@1 . p ctl; Cabbage, S5c@Sl
q etl; Garlic, 607c q D. Caulihower, 50e.@Sl p
dozen; Green Peppers, 1215c p Ii; Dry Peppers,
&c. Dry Okra, 17120c q n.
FRUIT-For Apples of desirable quality there
is fair demand, keeping prices steady. Straw
berries have not been seen for several days.
Arrivals of Navel Oranges are light and quota
lions are firmer There are fee receipts of seed
| lings, however, which find good sale, though at
easy rates. Apples, SI@1 so for common and 81 IS
@2 so . box for good to choice: Riverside
| Seedlings 81 1902; do Navels, So 5014; Los
| Angeles seedlings, 81 2591 so; Los Angeles
| Nayels, So 50@3; Mexican Lines, SO a box;
California Lines, 81 50@2 . small box;
Lemons, Sicily, $500; Malaga Lemons. sSa4;
Riverside Lemons, 90 5093 3 box; Los Angeles
Lemons, s292 25; Bananas, 50e9S2 p bunch;
Pineapples. So 1904 SO p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Trsde is fair for the season OF
| the year. This circumstance is, perhaps, the
more noticeable because stocks are light and
movement of small magnitude causes business
to appear greater than it otherwise would seem
| to be. The circular of J. P. Thomas says: zone
of the most encouraging features of the situa-
ton in regard to the future is the extraordinary
demand that has this season sprung up all over
the East for our prunes. Shipments had been
heavy. 1t seemed at one time as if the market
there had been oyerstocked, but lately they find
that their importations from here had been used
up and buyers there have been writing all over
| the State for more until there will scarcely be
enough left to supply our local requirements.
And this is on top of good supply there of the
European article, which is being much neglected
| since our growers have become more careful in
grading and packing" We quote Sun-dried
| Apples, 3%G4c . b for sliced and 304e for
| quartered: Apples, evaporated, 999]1c; April
COTS l2615c. for bleached; do. sun-dried, So
| Toe; do, eyaporated, 12@14c p u; Blackberries,
| lO@121Sc; Figs, 4@5c for pressed, 2@3c for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1211z@14c for layers and
7@Sc Tor kegs; Grapes, 21a@31a; Nectarines, sun
bleached, l2@15c; unbleached. 8al0c; do, evapor.
ated, peeled, 22@25c = b: Pears &c for whole
and 50515c for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc;
Plums, 31S@41Sc for pitted and l1z@21zc for I'M
pitted; German Prunes, in sacks, 3@4c; French
Prunes, 4@6c in sacks and 6@7c p b in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 60@2 p box.
with 25c to 75e advance for fractions: common,
S5cGsl 10 p box; dried Grapes, 2h@3% p h.
ket base easy tone. We quote: White Comb, l0612c;
Amber, 769c; white liquid, extracted. 51266c;
Amber. colored and candied. 41aG5c 2 b
BUTTER-Heavy receipts keep the market
wholly in favor of the buying interest. The
demand does not keep pace with the supply,
and prices will remain easy until there is bet
ter balance. Fancy, 1S1l9c: good to choice,
Halo; fair. l1@l3c; store lots. e@11; picked
roll, nominal; firkin. nominal; Eastern, nomi-
nal.
CHEESE supplies are not exactly heavy, but
necessities and the situation therefore, is rather
against sellers. We quote: Good to choice
new, I0311c: common grades, 699c: Eastern,
ordinary to fine. S@l2c = ..
EGGS-The market is all at sea. Some dealers
think bottom figures have been r, ached, while
others predict yet lower rates. We quote: Cali
fornis, I7t6l9c Eastern, Is 617c h d. zen.
POULTKY-Market demoralized, under heavy
receipts of Eastern fowl. Buyers name prices.
Turkeys-6ohblers, 13G1sc; Hens. l361le; do,
dressed, 16@17c ? u; BOOSTERS. 81 so as for old,
s5G5 so for young and 81 50d5 for Fryers;
Broilers. small, sSa4; do. large, q 5095: Hens,
s5a6: Ducks. sc 80 2 dozen: Geese, 81 500
3 ; pair: Pigeons. 81 5O92 so dozen.
GAME-Sells well, receipts being light. We
quote prices: Robins, 40c; Hare, 81 25@l so;
Rabbits, 81 25@1 so = dozen; Quail. s1G.1 %;
Mallards. 81 SOFAS so: Canyasbacks, s5@7; sprig,
81 1908; Teal, 50 5093: Widgeon. 81 75G2; small
Ducks, 81 1912: Gray Geese, sSas so; White
Geese slG1 IS: Honkers, s566: Brant, 81 500
70: English Snipe, 81 5o9S; common Snipe.
75c 2 dozen.
PROVIsIoNS-Now that fine weather has
again appeared, business shows signs of improve
meut. Wequote: Eastern Hams, lS1z9I4c; Cali
fornia refrigerator cured Hams, 13G1S3zc; East
err Breakfast Bacon, 1S11z9l4c; California bacon,
heavy and medium, 9@91Sc; do light
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