Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-04
SAN FRANCISCO aIARKET.

FLOUR-There is no very strong tone to the
marSet. Stocks are not large. but they are quite
Sufficient to satisfy trade wants. Net cash price
| for California: Extras, SIG4 25 Z; bbl super
| fine 81 9003 %.
WHEAT-No business is probable this week
| as the Produce Exchange has adjourned till
next Monday. Harvest accounts are favorable
and much larger yield than was generally an
| ticlpated seems to tie assured The market has
been very quiet for some time and trade has
| been of dragging character. 1t looks at the
moment as If matters were likely to brighten in
the near future, and that business would be
| more general and prices shape q trife in favor
| of sellers. Standard shipping Wheat is quotable
BARLEY-There is no life to the market. but
| many dealers are in hope that an improvement
will occur after the holidays Some operators,
the immediate future. Prices show no sirength.
We quote: No. l Feed, 75a7715c; common
grades, 721ac: Brewing S5995c for fair to choice
OATS-With large stocks of Oats ON hand and
low asking prices for feed Barley it is OF sur
prising that quotations for ali kinds f Oats
should show declining tendency. AT the pres
ent time the market can be said to be in de-
moralized shape, buyers having all the adyant-
prise, 81 45@l 50; milling, 81 40@l 4l1S; choice
feed, 81 80; No. l, 81 23@l 271@ lower grades
81 2061 l2122; Gray. 81 - /. ctl.
COHN-The market inclines rather fayorably
for buyers. Demand light We quote as follows
Small Yellow, 81 25Ol 2715; large Yellow,
| 81 3219@1 s.; White, 81 i5@1 SO q etl.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S30a3I .
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and snail
packages, 234ta294c p 10.
OIl4CAkE MEAL-Quotable at S2S p ton
SEEDS-Worms have damaged the Mustard
crop in some sections, while good accounts as to
yield come from other directions. We
quote prices, as follows; Mustard, Brown,
. 5G@S; Yellow, 81 1892 . ctl Canary
31aG41ac; Hemp, S12t@4c; Rape, 11lG21zc: Tim
othy, SC; Alfalfa, 714@Sc = Il; Flax, g 2592 rs
NJDDr1Ncc Chow. 5.
Quotable at Sl7 5011S so ton.
HA1-Heavy receipts Of late have democrat.
lied the mark and compelled low selling rates
Much Hay is coming to hand on cars and sales
have at times to be forced in order to save de-
murrage. buyers understand the situation and
slO@ 5; Wheat and Dat siO@l2; Wild Dat Si0@
II; Barley, SS@l0; Alfalfa. SSG10 p ton
STRAW-Quotable 35050c y bale
HOPS-Msrket neglected as regards spot trad
ing. Some inquiry is developing for 1Sss Hops,
but bidding is limited to S@I0c ? b. at which
rates growers are not dspo,ed to make con-
trat is. Quotations tor SS7 Hops are nominallv
IA &c r ID 1, r fair to choice.
BRAN-No surplus stock. Quotable at SIS 5O@
l6 so for the best, and IA 50915 p ton FOR lower
grades and outside brands.
RYE-New has declined, sales being reported
at 81 521a 2 ctl. Old is quotaole al 81 80 q ctl
BUCK WHEAT ana nominal Quot
able at 81 70 2 ctl.
GROUND HARLEY Quotable at SIS a 10
q ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cont hue Tree and
tations remain easy. We quote: Peerless, 55@
5lc: Garnet Chile, 45@6Oc, Early Rose 3j@50c
p ctl
ONI0NS-Good product in demand. We ouote.
Red, 4eel0c; Silverskins, 606165c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Me quote. Blackeye 81 756
.; Niles. 81 60 q ctl.
BEANS-No wholesale business, and but little
jobbing trade We quote prices as follows:
Bayos, S2@2 10: Butter, 60 25dS 65. Pink. 500
2 70; Red, 81 65tGl So; Lima e3 25@3 so: Pea
81 3ldo3 60. small White. 50 25l93 GO y ell
NEGETA8LES-Corn continues in large sup
ply at easy rates. Rhubarb makes small exhibit
but is not in demand. Vacayille Tomatoes are
in liberal receipt, fading good sale because of
low asking prices. Green Corn, 25@5Oc q sack
Rhubarb, 75c@s1 . box; Green Peas, SlQl IS
p sack String Beans, 1qs2c q ID: sum
mer squash. S5g5oc for bay; Marrowtat
squash sio ioh' 5ema si 2oSSc box for
Egg Plant, Sl@1 % p box; Green Pep.
pers, 25G75c q box; Green Okra S012c; Gu
cumpers, % .s40c r box for Vacaville, and 50c@
81 for bay; Turnips 75t @sl ctl; Beets, 69@
75e p sack: Carrots. feed, 39@50e; Parsnips
81 1892 y ctl; Cabbage, 75c0Sl p ctl: Garlic
lace p b; Caulihower, 40@60c y dozen; Dry
Perpers. case p d.
FRUIT-No good Cherries in market This
variety will soon disappear. Arrivals of Pears
include but few lots that can he called attractive
Some very good red Apples are coming to hand
Figs are in heavy rece pit and sell at about any
figure that buyers viii pay. Gooseberries make
slim exhibit. Few desirable Cantaloupes are
coming in, while WatermelonS ore only seen Oc-
caslUnally. lu another week the supplies of
both descriptions are expected to be liberal
Currants have been weak in price for some time
shipments being in excess of market wants
Berries of all kinds are selling at a wide range.
as more or less stock comes along in pafched
aud burnt condition. Plums are making in
creased display, but no very ripe parcels have
been received. We quote: Watermelons 81 5o@.
8 so q dOz; Cantaloupes, S4@5 per crate: Crab
Apples, 65G75c z box; Grapes. 50cqSl 25 p box;
apples, red, 81 2591 20 2 box and 50c6sl q
basket Pears, 40c@H . box for common,
50GS5c 2 box Gooseberries. &C p b for Eng
lish Strawberries, 81 z5G5 q chest; Raspberries,
81 50@6 q chest; Blackberries. s3@5 q chest,
Plums, 40e9si p box: Apricots, 5096oc 2 box !;
Figs, 15@20c for white and 25@4Oc p
box for black; Currants, 81 75G2 50 q chest;
Peaches, 50 "a 75c box, and 90 "a 75c
& basket; do, Crawfords, 65c@s1 , box; Nectar
= box; Lemons, slciy' s6@6 So: Binanas,
S2~3 So . bunch p'"eapples Sc al so 5 doz
DR. ED FRUIT-The market remains quiet,
but very soon there will be offerings OF several
varieties of new crop, and business will then be
likely - spring up and impart activity to
the situation. We quote as follows: Sun
dried Apples, SIC = o for sliced and 41Sc
for quarleTed; Alden, 1850 Apreots, 12115c for
sun-iried bleached; do, sun-driei, S@ec;
Blsekbercies. 2@l3c: Figs, 5@6c fer pressed,
S@4e for Impressed; Smyrna Figs, 13@16c
for layers. and Ease for kegs; Nectsrines,
S@iOc; Peaches, l7elsc for peeled. and s@9c
for unDeelei: Pears, lose for whole and ia
TIC for sliced: rnachine-dried, e910c; Plums,
lGc for pitiei and 4c for unpitted Ger
man Prunes, 697c: French Prunes, 7@9c q n;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 Is 2 box. with
Z5615c advance for fractions: Common, $40
/ p a box
HONEY-Receipts so far this season have
been rather small. Moderate inquiry prevails.
We quote: White Comb 12G14c; Amber, 7@Sc
Extracted, white liquid. 5@51Sc; Amber, colored
and eandIed, 4d415c q 10.
BCTTER-Lght receipts of strictly fine quail
tiles have given the market firmer tone for But
ter of this particular class, and advanced prices
are being obtained Lower grades move slowly
with no appreciation in values. Business at the
moment is not brisk in character as many fami-
lies are now out of town. Fancy, 2714fG2sc;
good tn choice, 25927c: fair, 221&a2ic; store
lots, liza &c; picked roll, 2515G2S}2c; Eastern,
Ii o 20c a D.
CHrE>E-Nalues have been steadily strength
eniag for some time, as supplies were modeI-
ate, while the demand was good and general
Good 10 choice, lG1SeGll1Sc: common grades
safe; Eastern, ordinary TO fine, l0@l5c . D..
EGGS = The market Is not a lively one
Trade requirements are of moderate dimensions