The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1884-11-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

WHEAT-The market is in fair motion.
Both shippers and growers appear to be
working in unison. 1t is certainly desira-
BILE to get as much of the crop out of the
state before the heavy rains set in, and
harmony among the parties directly inter
ested helps matters materially. The SELL
ing figures for No. grade seems to be es-
tablishsd at $1.25, as this rate is generally
accepted for parcels that come fairly up to
standard. OF course, something of choicer
character is taken at $1.264, while milling
lots that possess extra attractive features
command $1.30 q ctl. Bidding at the close
is represented as follows:
No. White Bid. Asked.
Buyer season, city. ! 4Of -
Buyer 1884. ........... l 30 l 81
Buyer 1884, city. 81 80
BRAN-The spot market is quotable at
ST.. .50@18.50 per ton.
ONIONS-Quotable at 75c u ctl.
BEANS-We quote as follows: Bayos.
$3.124; red, $2. .25@a7a; butter, 81. .12a: pink.
S2.25@37k; limas, S2.50@621: small white.
$2.4O; pea, $3.50 y ctl.
Wheat. $4,000 ctls.: flour
1650C or. SKIS: oats, $50 ctls.; potatoes.
2, 750 SKIS: eggs, is. 500 dog.
BAGS AND BAGGING-We quote best
quality Calcutta wheat bags, standard size
and weight,sat 53@53c for spot lots; San
Quentin factory make, 81: California Jute
Mill make. 64@7c; potato gunnies, lt3@1lc;
wool bags, 574@423c apiece; Burlap cloth,
&c for 40 inch.
FLOUR Prices remain uniform.
We quote: San Francisco extra, best, at
$4.25@4.80; medium, $3.50@4.O0; shipping
superfine. S250@3.50.
POTATOES We quote wharf rates:
EarIv rose. 40@65c; garnet chile, 60@6oc;
peerless. 55@65c Il ctI.
CORN-California yellow is ouotable at
81. .4001.45 for large, and $1.45@1.50 for
small; white, S1.4091.45; Nebraska, white,
S1.45001.47a 70 etl.
HAY-Alfalfa,$ $8 00@11 90; wheat, $12- 90
@15.OO; oat, S1l. .o0@14.OO; barley, 5000
10 90; mixed. $7.00@10.0o q ton.
CRACKED CORN -Quotable at S33834
P.sten.
@34 u ton; fine kinds, for the table, in
large or small packages. SC % tb.
RUTHERFORD to choice roll, y h.,
36@375c: fair, 15@1Sc; frkfn, 20@21c: east
ern, 14@18c.
MIDDLINGS-Act at S18.O0@21.00 y
Z DRIED PEAS = Green, 1925; niles,
$1.75 blacKeye. $2.00 % ctl
STRAW-Quotabie at 25@45c q bale.
HONEY-Extracted, 6@7e V fb for
choice comb, 8@10c; extracted, 4@5c.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $21.50
@23.50 y ton.
BUCKWHEAT-Q -Quotable at $21o@2.25
u ctl.
OATS-There is no improvement to note
in the situation. The market continues
to be overstockek, and supplies work off
slowly.
We quote: Surprise and milling. S1.40
@1.45; No. l, $1.25@1. So; No. 2, S1.10@
LIS; black. S1.00@1.1 Is U ctl; new Salinas
feed. 81. .10ia1.25.
BARLEY-The market did not present
so strong front last week. Fancy Feed
changed hands in retail fashion at 81, but
ordinary grade are hardly quotable at
over size, while possibly a lower figure
would be accepted if holders be anxious
to realize. There are liberal offerings of
No. quality that can be bought at SHE,
and probably less, while samples of yet
lower description receive no attention, and
consignments of this latter class literally
go begging for custom. Brewing shows a
wide range, the figures being given at 81
Clio q ctl In Chevalier there is no
marked activity, and quotations keep
about the same, say, S1.121@l.2O for COM
mon, and S1.30@1.50 q etl for choice to
good. Closing prices last week were as
follouc