Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 37ch.
FL0UR-We quote as follows: Net cash price
for Family Extras, S4 60;Go4 50 p bbl: Bakers
Extras, 81 500I %; SuperfDe, SO 30 to IS 65.
WHEAT-The market wavered a little this
morning, and there was check in the upward
movement. Shippers named 81 55 as their limit,
but no desire was evineed by sellers TO trade on
this basis, The asking rate for product up tC
standard grade was 81 571@ 2 ctl being neld
with firmnesS.
BARI4EY-Signs of improvement were noted
to-day, and il Il oks as if feed Barley were going
to do little better, both as to trade and value
Brewing keeps steady under fair inquiry
Brewing, S5t49oc for fair to choice: Standard
Chevalier, S5@95c tor common and 81 25G1 3d.
q ctl for good to choice.
oATS-No change in the situation. Surprise
l 2715; No. l, 81 20G1 2215 lower grades, 81 12IS
al is: Gray, 81 l0@1 is p ctl. New White,
81 lO0l Is . ctl; rev, Black, sl01 10.
CORN-Trade very slow and quiet. Offerings
are free. We quote: Yellow, 81 221S11 IS;
White, 81 35td1 IS T. ctl
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s29@3O p ton
CORNMEAL-Mi1lers quote Feed at S29@30 g
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21S@25ze b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at s2S p ton.
sEEDS-We quote: Mustard. Brown, esq
Hemp, 31a94c; Rape, 11s@214e; Timothy, SC
Alfalfa. 715@Sc y %; Flax: So 25a2 75 = ell.
MIDDLINGS-The market is firm. Quotable
at s17 50@1S 90 a ton.
HAY-Cemes to market with freedom Wheat
$40 50@14; Wheat and oat, s1O@l3; Wild Oat
sl0@13; Barley, 81 50@1l; Barley and Oat
s9al2; Alfalfa, SOIL; Stock, 81 5o@S q ton.
S1RAW-Quotabe at 356o50c ~ bale.
HOP5-Quotable at l0@12c = III for new crop,
BRAN-Aetive demand at full figures Quo
table as follows For the best, SIS 50@l6 90
and sl5@15 so p ton for lower grades and out
side brands.
RYE-Receipts to-day of 333 sacks Eastern,
sold prior to arrival. California product is
quotable at 81 75td1 so q ctl.
A paf,fc calnc cofc G e
ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1S@l9 .
ton.
POTATOES-Prices are easy all round.
We quote various kinds as follows: Peerle IS,
3505uc: Burbank Seedlings, 50c@S1; Garnet
Chile, 4O@5Oc; Early Rose, SO@5Oc p ctl; Sweet,
75ct6sl Z cu.
DRIED PEAS-Te quote: Blsckeye 81 1892
Niles, 81 1902; Green, 81 60 p ctl.
BEANS-Trade continues to drag. Bayos, 81 so
to 81 rs; Butter, s3G3 50 Pink, s2@2 10; Red,
81 75; Lima IS 50dsS IS; Pea. 81 25@2 rs; Small
White. 81 25@2 z5 . ctl
VEGETABLES-The surfeit of Tomatoes con-
tinues. We quote prices as follows: Green
Corn, 50@75c . sack and 75@Sl SO q box
String Beans. SG4c y D; Lima Beans, 3@31lc
. 10; summer Squash. 5oG60c per box; Mar
rowiat Squash. ss@10 q ton; Tomatoes, 1o@25c
2 box; Egg Plant, 25940c y box: Green Peppers,
IS d,50c p box; Green Okra, 50675c per box; Gu
cumpers, Is d40c y box small do, for pick
ling purposes, 1@2c p n; Turnips. t5c@
tl ~ GU bteIB, OJtDIO a. Sack CdrTOLS. 1eeu,
S0@5oc: Parsnips. 81 so y ctl; Cabbage, 5O@
60c U ctl: Garlic %Q1c q b Caulifower, 50c@
81 dozen: Drv Peppers, case . b.
FRUIT-Choiee Peaches sold on wharf to-day
at better prices. Much poor stock comes TO
hand that goes cheap 10 peddlers. Some con.
signments of Plums arrive too ripe, and sell for
less than they would otherwise bring if they
would keep a few days. Bartlett Pears of desiP-
able quality are wanted at full figures though
the demand is not urgent. The supply of Grapes
is bountiflil WiBe Grapes are selling at sS@-2 2
ton for common and sl4@l6 for Zinfandel.
We quote prices as follows: Watermelons,
s5@12 . hundred Cantaloupes, 75c@s1 % 2
9 crate; Crab Apples, 60@75c . box /; Grapes,
31G40c p box for Sweetwater, and 40@50c Tor
Rose of Peru, 35@50c for Black Hamburg, and
50G60c for Musc6ts 35 Csc for Tokay; Apples
51c@sl % q box and 2a950c q basket; Pears,
25@a0c e box for common, and 1H@212c e
n for Bartlett: Strawberries 81 50tG4 p chest
2H4e q 10; Plums, l@11zc 2 ID: Egg Plums,
IL to 211c Q h; Figs. 5Oa6oc 2. box for black
Peaches, 25955c . box, and 25@55c p basket
Nectarines. 4O@15c q box Quinees, 5ge@Sl y
box; Mexican Lines, sS9l0 . box; Lemons,
Sicily, s565 50: BsneDas. s1@3 q bunch; Pine
spples. 81 50sn5 50 p dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-We quote prices as follows
sun-dried Apples, &c y D for sliced and 81
@4c for quartered; Alden, Ease: Apricots,
l0@121zo for bleached; do, sun-driei, 799c;
s lg@sc Figs Sgss for pTsssss
for LAYERS. and 7fasc for kegs Nectarines,
sundried. 7Gsc 2 D. bleached do. -s@10c;
e b. Peaches, LGl5c Tor peeled. and Ie1Sc
for unpeeled: Pears, 495c for whole and CO
exc for sliced; m6chine-dried. 7Gsc; PiUmE,
Sc for pitted and 2e for unpitted: Ger.
msn Primes 6@7c: French Prunes, 6d 6lsa p q.
HONEY-we quote White Comb, u@13c
Amber, 7@9c; Extracted. white liquid, 512@6c;
Amber. colored and candIed. 4@4sze a ID.
BUTTER-Reeeipts of fancy grades are less
liberal. Other stock is plentiful. We quote
the prices as follows: Fancy, 31@32c; good
70 choice, fair, 2'@2c; store lots, ,1s@22c;
picked roll, 27l&@30c; frkin. 23@2I11c; East
ern. 40 2Gc q u.
CHEESE-wc quote Good to choice, lie to
I2Is: common grades. S9l0c; Eastern, ordinary
to fire. 10615c p b.
EGGS--.slow movement. We quote sS follows ::
California ranch, 32@s4c store lots, 2a@30c
for fair to good aud 1S022]s for common; East
ern. I6alsc 4 dozen for fair, and 2o@25c ?
dozen for good to choice