Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

Win prospects OF hlgner n8ures IN the neal
future. We quote as follows: Net cash price
for Family Extras, 81 60e94 So p Dbl: Bakers
Extras, 81 50Q4 is; Supertne, SS so to So 65.
WHEAT-There IS strong market, though
the situation is not marked by any special ac-
tivity. Shippers who heed Grain for loading
purposes will pay 81 o71S for standard Wheat to
meet Immediate requirements. and probably
higher figures would be given under an emer-
gency. Offerings are far from liberal, while
holders as a rule ask prices above the views of
buyers. Sellers look upon the situation as favor
able for their Interests and are inclined to make
the most of the opportunity. Hence they show
no hurry to realize.
BARLEY-The improved feeling noted yes
terday was well maintained to-day, 1t looks as
If better times were near at hand, and dealers
are more hopeful than in some time. Custom
for feed descriptions show slight increase, while
the prospect is fair not only for continuance of
trade, but also for enlarged movement \ cargo
of Brewing Barley goes to New York to-day by
sailing vessel, and another will follow lust as
soon as she can be loaded Some inquiry is de-
velOping ior Chevslier Barley on English ac-
count and rumors are current that ship has
been secured for this purpose, though no posi-
tive information in the premises has been
obtained. We quote prices as follows
No. Feed, Sl14@S21ac; common grades, SIC
Brewing, S71&e9oc for fair to good Chevalier,
S5M95c for common and 81 25GDI 32IL "a ctl Tor
good to choice.
OATS-The market is not favorable tor the
selling interest New crop has been coming for
ward quite freely from local sources while
Oregon still sends down moderate consign-
ments. Receipts are about enough to meet trade
wants, so that stocks on hand diminish very
slowly. Prices under such circumstances must
necessarily show weakness. Surprise. 81 S5@
! 40; milling, 81 271% choice feed 81 %
No. l, 81 171ad,I 20 lower grades, 81 12L
al Is; Gray, 81 10@1 1913 q ctl Black, sl@
CORN-Drags badly. Buyers are few, and
dealers lose no chance to sell, if accommodation
to the views OF customers will help trade.
We quote as follows: Yellow, 81 22la9l 25;
White, 81 35@1 45 q ctl
CRACKED COHN-Quotable at s29@3O q ton.
CORNMEAIs-Millers quote Feed at S29030 =
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21A@23zc q II.
OJLCAEE MEAL-Quotable at S2S p ton.
SEEDS-There have been liberal offerings OF
Mustard this week, but custom was lacking and
asking figures have been lowered with view
of bringing buyers to the front. Mustard, Brown,
81 5JeDS Is; Yellow, 81 6J@el rs q etl Canary,
3159515c Hemp. 315d4c Rape, 11S'G211%o;
Itwoshy Sc; Alfalfa 71zGsc . U ; Flax. 81 %
MIDDLINGs-Adyancod prices are expected
soon. Quotable at 81 50@lS 80 3 ton.
HAY-So long as the present average of sup
plies keeps up prices are not likely to ad-
vance. We quote prices as follows: Wheat,
SO 5Ja14; Wheat and Oat, s10@13; Wild Oat,
STOOLS; Barley, s. 5Odl1; Barley and Oat,
s9@12: Alfalfa, s7@ll; Stock, 81 5g@s p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35t150c p bale.
HOP5-New crop is quctable at l0@1255c 2 ID,
there being buyers within this range. Old re-
main nominal at 97c q ID.
eral demand. For the best, SIS 50@l6 50,
and s15@15 so q ton FOR lower grades and out
side brands.
RYE-Market not active Quotable at 81 759
BUCKWHEAT-very quiet. Quotable at 81 rs
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1S@19 p
ton.
POTATOES-An descriptions in good demand.
We quote various kinds as follows Peerless,
35@5Oc; Burbank Seedlings, 50@90c; Garnet
Chile, 50G55c; Early Rose, 30@50c 2 ctl; Sweet,
) c@aS1 2 ctl.
O&IOSS-In good demand at full figures
Some extra choice qualities sell at Il small ad-
vance. Quotable at 45G50e q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote. 6lackeye, 81 1892;
Niles, 81 1902; Green, 81 60 ctl
BEANS-Are quiet. We quote: Bayos, 81 so
a.; Butter, S3@3 so, Pink, - ~ %; ked, 81 70;
Lima, s3 1904 Pea. So 25@2 So Small White.
81 25@2 30 p ctl
NEGETABLES-Toma are cleaning up,
and prices show slight improvement. Other
kinds of Vegetables continue in fair supply at
unchanged rates. We quote os follows: Green
String Beans &c . n; Lima Beans, 21s@3c
q %; Summer Squash, 50G60c per box; Mar
rowiat Squash, sSl910 q ton; Tomatoes, 12@25c
Y box; Egg Plant. so@Soc z box Green Peppers,
cumDers, 15G40c . box small do, for pick
81 . ctl Beets, 6s@75c 2 sack Carrots. feed,
oySVc SOe ell: Garlic S1c a S CauIifoWer' 5Scg Goo
81 a dozen: Drv Peppers. 6@Sc p h.
FRUIT-Peaches are coming 10 hand with
freedom Many consignments are oyer-ripe and
sell pretty low. strictly prime article brings
a good figure, considering the competition from
other varieties. The Plum season is getting
well advanced and arrivals are not quite so
large For choice Bartlett Pears the demand
continues active. Apples are easing off little.
Watermelons and Cantaloupes fine steady Gus
tom Grapes are bountfully represented and
buyers about name prices. Figs are cut Of fa-
rar RprripS soil ahOut nrDInnflV as
Some very fine Blackberres arc now seen in
market. Wine Grapes, sl09I2 e ton for COM
mon and s14@i6 for Zinfandel; Watermelons,
s6@12 p hundred Cantaloupes, 50c@sl 25 p
p crate; Crab Apples, 60@75c 2 box Grapes,
30t640c . box for Sweetwater, and 30@40c Tor
Rose of Peru. 306130c for Black Hamburg, and
30d50e for Muscats; 20 al SOC for Tokay; Apples
35c@si 25 q box and 2a950c p basket; Pears,
256S0c 2 box for common, and lL62J5e =
ID for Bartlett: Strawberries, 81 s0@4 p chest;
Bleckberries, s5@6 2 chest; Huckleberries,
box for black; Peaches, 20a59c q box. and %
650c p basket; Nectarines. 40975c n box
Ounces, 5oe@sl , box; Mexican Lines. esG10
q box: Lemons, Sici y. sos 50 Blnauas. s1@3
q bunch; Pinespnles 81 50sp5 80 = dozen.
DRIED FRUiTS-Moderate business is re-
ported in filling Eastern orders, trade being con-
fined mostly to Peaches and Aprieots Other
descriptions are expected to receive fair share
of attention Just as soon as offerings become
liberal. Raisins give indications of turning
out well, both as to quality and yield. We quote:
for chartered; Apples. evaporated. &c; Apricois,
l0G12Ise for bleaehed do, slIn-dried, 7G9c;
Black berries, I2@13e Figs, 5@6c for pressed,
81 31sc for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 13@i6o
foI layers. and 7efSr Ior kegs; Nectarines,
slndried, 793c 2 b; heached do, s@19c:
4 L; Peaches, 1St1i5c for peeled. and 7Gsc
for G1peeied; Pears. 4@5c for whole and CO
SIC for sliced; nechine-dried, 7@Sc; Piums,
SC Sr ritsed cnd &c for unpitted: Ger
man 4sr11res 6s5e5e; French Prunes, 6G6ISa p r.
HOEEY-Prifes es show frmrcss, more on ac-
count ef light stock than from any pressing de-
mand. We quote White Comb, l1@I3e !;
Amber, T19c; Extracted, white liqnid, 51<@6c;
Amber. e4lored and candsed. 4@Dis4c p fb
BUTTEE-Arrivals from the northern coast
show no Gsminution IN quantity. so that the
market is pretty well supplied. 1t muEt be ad-
mited, however, that strictly fancy qualities
are anything sut plentiful and this class of pro-
duct is held st full figures. Fresh Eastern
creamery, in rolls, IS coming forwerd freely and
receipts are likely TO BE- continuous for tine.
With the single exception of fancy brands, TIE
market shapes rather in favor of consumers
We quote as follows; Fan y, 3l@3Sc; good to
choice, 271Sa3gc: iair, 2S@26c; store lots IS922c;
picked roll, Z5lz@Soe. frkin, 2S@271sc: East
orn. I49 Zoe y b.
CHEESE-A small advance on quotations. Is
still obtained for en- article OF select character,
We quote as follows Good 20 choice, lie 10