Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
BAN FRANCISCO. September

FLOCR-Market quiet We quote: Net cash
price for Family Extras. 8 4og4 so 2 Dbl;
Bakers Extras, 81 15d4 %; Superfne, 1898 so.
WHEAT-There is weak tone to prices. Ship
pers give no attention to offerings and the only
business being done just now is that created by
the milling demand; We quote: Sonora, u 2719
al 1884; No. l White, 81 39@1 51l4 choice,
81 32h: milling, 81 S5.01 40 p ctl.
BARLEY-Business is not quick, but still the
market exhibits a rather steady tone. Prime
Chevalier is said to be scarce and held firmly.
BIZ; choice, 81 S21a9t 1874: common grade.
81 271a: Brewing 81 S5G1 40 tor fair to good and
81 421a61 As for choice; Cheyalier, 81 S59l so
{. ctl, as to quality.
hardly be said to be satisfactory to the selling
interest Receipts are com ng forward freely.
Black Oats are wanted, and as the supply OF this
kind is not heavy. sales are made to much
We quote: Surprise, 81 621z9l 65; milling,
81 60e1 62H; good to choice feed, 81 500
l 55; fair, 81 4Oe1 4714; Gray, 81 4'1z@l 30;
Black, 81 COOL rs p ctl
CORN-The supply is not excessive, but trading
is slow. We quote as follows Yellow, 81 PA
al 80 p ctl for large and 81 2s34@1 80 for small;
White, 81 2711@l 32h 2 ell.
OILCAKE MEAL-QuotabIe at S25@27 p ton
GORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s2sa
20 2 ton: fine kinds for the table, In large and
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s25@26 p ton
SEEDS-we quote: Mustard, Brown. 81 so @
8; Yellow, s2@2 Is . ctl /; Canary. 31493Nc;
hemp, 41ac; Rape, 1892 so: Timothy. $1,000;
Alfalfa. 71l6Sc p b. Flax. 81 75@2 p ctl.
MIDDLINGS- Another downward turn in
prices to-day Quotable at s24@25 q ton.
HAYS in good demand all around. We
quote as follows: Wheat, S1l@l6; Dat. 1902;
Barley, sS@ll SO; Clover. IS 50@1l; Alfalfa, Sla
STRAw-ouotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOP5-There is healthy tone to the market,
though no heavy movement is IN progress
Quotable at 321a g35c p h, with buoyant ten
BaAN-Is cheaper Quotable at sls@1S so p
ton.
BuCKWHEAT-Qu otable at 81 1902 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY - Quotable at s29930 2
ton.
PoTAToEs-we quote: Early Rose, eo@75c;
banks. 65cGs1 20; Sweet, sl@1 so 2 ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at 81 IS az 25 2 ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green. 81 25G2;
Blaekeye, 81 6O@1 70; Niles, 81 4O@l 50 p ctl;
BEANS-Damage by rain is reported to the
Bean crop, but to what extent is unknown. AS
consequence, local holders have advanced
asking prices, not meeting with any quick
prices as follows: Bayos, s. IS ss U.s. But
ter, g; Pink, 81 80 az So Red, 81 30d2 so;
Lima, nominal; Pea s. 1898 25; Small White,
50 Is 63 p p ell.
VEGETABLES-The situation presents moth
ing of interest, Garlic is rather scarce article
at the moment, but about everything else is in
sufficient supply to meet all market wants.
We quote as follows: Egg Plant, 4O@5oc .
25@5Oc 2 box; Green Corn, 5Oc@si 2
sack and crate for common to good and
171a02213c p dozen for choice; Summer Squash,
= box; small do, for picking. 81 box: large do,
COO ? box; Lima Beans, 21aGSc p b; Turnips.7Sc .
ctl; Beets, 81 p sack; Carrots feed, 5O@65c; Par
snips, 81 Is sctl; Cabbage, 65@75c ? ctl; Garlic,
Peppers, 25@4Oc for Chile and 4Oa5Oc y box for
Bell; Dry Peppers, l2c; Dry Okra, 6lSSc p b:
Marrowfat Squash SIS p ton.
FRU1T-The rain temporarily stopped Grape
picking, ard receipts were light as conse-
qucnce. The demand, however was less gen.
eral, SO that values were not disturbed. Canta-
loUpes sell at any figure that buyers will pay.
There have been liberal sales OF Wine Grapes
within O week, but at the moment the demand
seems to have subsidized. PIums are getting
scarce, and Peaches will soon be out. Berries
hold up we'll. receipts coming to hand with
daily regularity. We quote prices: Raspberries,
S5Gl0 q chest; WatermelOns. S3G5 q 100;
Cantaloupes, 25675c p crate ounces, 50@65c
p box; Huckleberries, 10@l2c p ID; Grapes, so
SOC 2 box for Sweetwater; 45 SOC for Muscatsi
for Black Malyoise, 4O@75c for Tokay. 5O675c
for CornechoD, 50640 for Verbal and 509l5c 2
box for Isabellas; Wine Grapes, Zinfandel, So a
16; other kinds, S12t@l4 p ton; Figs, 40950c y
box for black; Plums, S@Shc p ID; Peaches,
S1s4 1ac p ID: Apples, 40G75c = box for common
to good, sl@i IS for choice: Pears, 4Oc
@sl p box; Strawberries, 81 togo Tor large and
box; Lemons, Sicily, 81 50as; Los Angeles Lem
ons. s1G2 so p box; Riverside Lemons. sSg3 80
Bananas, SlG2 so y bunch: Pineapples, $500
dozen: Cranberries, Sl09l0 so 2 Dbl
DRIED FRUIT-Msrket steady, though not
active. Apricots seem TO be in greater demand
at the moment. We quote as follows: Apples
evaporated, 1l1lS1211c; sliced, sGsc; quartered
79Sasc: Pears, l0@l2c for common and
800 g. LODI po- Loft
Pitted Plums, io15sli1ac; Peaches bleached
l3@l5c; Apricots, bleaehed, l69lsc IN
sacks and is alec p b in boxes: Nectarines
15al7c for white; French Prunes, saa10c . 10
Grapes, 31xG31Sc q b; Raisins, 81 1902 Is 2 box
HONEY-There has been fair shipping move
ment this week, thus materially lowering
stocks in the several depots. We quote: White
Comb IO612c: Amber, Sa9c; white liquid, ex
tracted, 514a614c; Amber colored and candied
41kd5c q h.
BUTTER-Arrivals of fresh Butter are larger
than usual at this season of the year, while the
demand is of limited proportions. as much
trade has been turned to packed qualities. Sup
plies of packed butter, domestic and imported
are quite liberal, with the situation favorine
BUYERS. We quote: Fancy, 34@s6c: good tt
choice 2S@,30c; fair 10 good, 1l@22c: store lots
I0a15c q b: picked roll. 20G221ac; frkin
IL al9c; Eastern, 124l6c 2 b for ordinary and q
"a 20c for creamery.
cHEEsE-Liberal receipts and moderate de,
mand cause the situation to shape fayorably fol
BUYERS. We quote: Choice To fancy, 9@l0c
fair to good, 7GSc: Eastern. ordinary to fine
9dl3c y =.
| aFGGS-Market well supplied Quotable at 81
| Ia S6c . dozen for ranch and 25@3219c for store
| lots: Eastern, 17@2le y dozen for cold storage
| and . 12215c for fresh
| POULTk1-A carload of Eastern arrived yes
terday. selling at prices in advance OF those OBJ
| tanned for domestic fowl. We quote as follows
! Live Turkeys-Gobblers, 16Gl9c; Hens. 140l6c
BOOSTERS. SIS 5o@6 so for old, 81 5OG6 for yount
| and So 5OG4 for Fryers; Brollers. small. S2@
| so: do. large, s3@3 so: Hens. S. 50G7; Ducks
| 81 50a5 so: Geese old. Sl@l 25 Goslings, u SOC
| i rs q pair; Pigeons 81 rs a. dozen for younf
| and slG1 Is for old.
GkME-Much stock that has been arriving
| of late was thrown away, being out of order
ANYTHING in condition finds ready sale at ful
| figures We quote: Quail, 81 25@l o0 Mallard
SSGS so: Sprig, 81 25G2 80; Teal, " 1@2 o.
small Ducks. 81 Is q so widgeon, 81 .
al Is; English Snipe, 81 1905; Gray Geese
| & q dozen; venison. 7610c . b: Dovess 50@60c
| dozen; Hare, 81 25@1 IS; Rabbits, sl@l 50
PRoyIsIONs-we quote as follows: Easter
| HAMS. 14s<0l41<c: California refrigerator
Hams l31@l3Lc; Eastern Breakfast Bacon
l3@l35<c; California Bacon, heavy and me
/ dunn, e@l0c; do light 12x@lsc; do extrl
| light, 14(9141<c; do, clear sides, 9Z@ssSc
PORK extra prime, S15ol5 80; do prime mess, 81
ol65o; do, mess, St70l7 80: do. clear. as 5ool9
do, extra clear. N90ls 30 y b d: Pig Feet. QS6
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