Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
SAN FRANCIsCo MARKEr.

Net cash price Tor FAMILY Extras, 81 SOG0 n Dbl;
Bakers Extras "a 1894 IS; Supertne, So SIS to
IS co.
WHFAT-Spot trading is not of heavy volume.
There has been fairly liberal movement within
Il week at strong prices, but Just at the moment
the demand shows signs of easing off, and there
is safer feeling to the market in consequence.
Choice Wheat suited to the better class Of mill
ing custom, is offered rather freely At 81 %, with
out bringing cut quick response. Holders, how
ever, are firm, and Will make no concessions to
create business Shipping qualities up to stand
ard are not quotable at over 81 621%, because
there are no buyers at an advance, and but little
demand even at the figure named. Offerings
are light, giving evidence that sellers are hope
full of Improved prices.
BARLEY-Still drags badly. Receipts of Feed
continue heavy, and stocks in wa ehouse are
constantly charging. The fact that supplies
are so very large is enough of itself to keep
prices easy, but when the cheap quotations OF
Oats is taken into consideration it is less mat
ter of surprise that Barley values should be low
| and depressed. Brewing has been in pretty fail
demand for quite time at regular values, and
much product of this class has been worked of
to advantage. Movement at the moment is less
general, however, than week or so ago. Chev
alier has also been in good request for export
and ali stock available for such trade has
found quick sales. We quote as follows: 40
Feed, 1915 soc for new and TIC for old; com
mon grades, 75@7712: Brewing, 956971%c fol
fair to good, and 81 for choice: CheValier
90c@Sl 10 Tor common, 81 2011 80 for faiT and
81 40Gl so 2 etl for good to choice.
OAFS-Stocks do not diminish very rapidly
Trade is fairly active, but constant receipts fiji
up all vacancy caused by Withdrawals for con
sumption. Dealers are handling the situation
with prudence, and it is not expected that any
lower basis of values will be touched. Surprise
81 0@l %; milling, 81 l711a91 20; choice feed
81 121a0l Is; No. l, 81 10; lower grades Sol 05
Black, sl@1 10; Gray, 81 O5@I O715 q ctl.
CORN-No improvement. Offerings of large
Yellow are liberal, and prices favor purchas
ers. White is not in excessive supply, while
the demand is limited. Quotable at 81 2o@1 q
q ctl for Yellow and 81 As for White.
CRACKED CoRE-Quotable 1T S27@2S p ton
CORNMEAL-Aillers quote Feed at s27@2S =
packages, 21A@2$zc p %.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton.
SEEDS-Yellow Mustard of choice quality
meets with fair inquiry for shipment, but trad
Alfalfa has arrived, but is not offered. II is
concentrated, and viii likely be firmly held
We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 1905 25, Yellow,
5esc; Rape, l5%G21zc; Tirn0thv Be; Alfalfa. 81
@l0c = u for old Flax. 50 25G2 IS = ell
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at $40 50G20 so ? ton
HA1-Medium and poor qualities are in large
receipt and weak in price, with no immediate
prospect of improvement. The more choice
grades are less plentiful, and values for such
products are fairly steady: Wheat, sl0@l3 so
Barley, S9l011; Barley and Dat, Sl0@11; Alfalfa
S9tG9 Sc; Stock, S649 q ton.
sIRAW-Quotable at e5&65c 2 bale.
HOPS-The market is not what can be termed
an active one, though buyers are around all The
time. offerings are critically scanned, how
ever, as nothing but first-class quality is ac
cepted at anything like full figures, ,Quotablc
at l5@20c q ID for new and 6@sc for old.
BRAN-Prices hold up " ell, there being III sur
plus to trouble about. Quotable at Sl7 5OoIiS sc
for the best article, and SIC 50@17 for lower
grade.
RYE-Trading is slow. No change in price
Quotable atSl 7501 771a q ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are slim, though
enough tor present wants Quotable ct 81 "a
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s1S@2o ?
ton.
PoTAToEs-Wharf receipts are too large to
warrant any improvement in prices. Peerless
35G,65c; Burbank Seedlings, 50Gy0c; Garnet Chile
q ctl.
oNIONs-Quotable at sC@4Oc p ctl.
DRIED P1lA6-Ne Yuole. Biackeye u 75a Q
Niles. 81 50@1 rs; Green, 81 60G1 as p otl.
BEANS-Eeceipts are large, while trade il
light and slow, and no business on speculative
prices are unusually easy and weak We quote
as follows: Bayos, 81 9G@2; Butter, So; Pink
q 2592 40; Red, 81 1902; Lime, nominal; Pea
u 91G2 smell White, 81 9062 = cti
-Eeeeipts generally are on the
decline and some summer varieties viii soon be
gone. Green Corn, 75c q 81 so Q box
2 h; summer Squash, 75aS5c per box: Mar
rowtat Squash, S6cS 2 ton; Tomatoes, 25@40C
v box; ksg Plant. 25G40e ? box; Green Peppers
% 2 4oc p bog; Greer okrs. 81 per tox; Gu
ling purposes, 1@2e "a II Tnrnips, 55c@
u - Gil; Beets, i5cesSl a sack; Carrots. feed
S09,59c; PsTsTipS, 81 80 z csI Cabbage. SOC
Coo q eli Carrie, 2oG51e q tack; Cauiihower
} 5ocGS 81 q DOZEN DtS Peppers. 6(0Sc q D..
FRUIT-Peaches are out of favor, there being
few offerings that can be called choice. Plums
and rigs are neglected. There is an almost en-
tire absence of good Pears, and the los III mar
ket are very SLOW ef sale. Apples make good
display, but the greater proportion Of stock of.
iering is in wormy condition. Grapes have been
Gu lat nf1ra- h.,x~s
fused 10 offer that would cover expenses.
Round lots of choice black Grapes have changed
bands at zoe 2 box. ounces find scarcely any
demand. Wine Grapes, sl0614 p ton for COM
men and sl5@1S for better kinds; Watermelons,
s5S5 2 hundred Csn.alorpes, 50G,75c 2
eratc Grapes. 2o94oc 3 box for Rose OF
feiT: 2aS5e for Black Hamburg, S0@50c
nichqc, and so a75c 2 box for Isabella: Apples,
25c@si 2 box; Pears, 25@50c z box: Strawber-
ms GS5 chest; kasEberTies, SOLO q chest;
Peaches, 29G50c q box, and l5a35c q basket;
Ounces. 25950c . box; Huckleberries,
4@5c Z n; Mexican Lines, ssa9 p box:
Lemons, Sicily, 81 5095 So; California Lemons,
81 509S box; Bananas, sl9S p bunch: Pine
apples. s4sg045 so q dozen. Mexican Oranges
e20G2a y u Cranperries. Sii 3 Dbl.
DRIED aRUlT--Dealers report a slight in
provementi1 the demand, though movement is
anything kGt lively. Raisias are the more
prominent Failure of the market, coming to
band with sseedom and receiving the larger
dsied Apples, s&95c p 70 eor sliced ana 500
411sc for 9uarte-ed Apples. evaRorated, ca 5c:
Aprteots: l1glsotor bleacded; do, sun-dTiei SO
Ioc. Blaekbeuies. I2@lsc; Figs, 4G5c for pressed,
2%G31zc for impressed; Smyrna Figs, 1S@l6c
for LAYERS. and base for kegs: Nectarines.
sun-dzied, 596c = h; bleached do, 7@iOc
p ID; Peaches, E@z4c for peeled. and 5aSo
for UlSeelsd: Peas. &c for whole and 5@
SIC fol sliced; n.s6hine-dried. lose; Piums,
6@7c fof pitted and 2@sc for unpitted; Ger
man PTuse S. $3.50: FRENCH Prunes, SG7c a
%; Grapes 3@34c . b. 2aislns. London Layers,
81 75@2 2 eox, with zs@75c advance for fac
tons: common. 81 % p box.
HONEY-Mederate activity prevails in this
article, there being fair demand for both home
and local trade We quote: White Comb, I1@12e:
Amber. 7@9c; Extracted, waite liquid, $40
&c: Amber. colored and canoisd, 41a@4s4c 2 70
BUTTER-There is a sort of dragging market
at the moment, the situation nos icing Us favor
able FOR the selling interest as short time ago.
Much trade has been diverted to pih kled roll
and packed qualities, and the inquiry FIR fresh
roll IS less pressing In cor. euuence As a result
here Is more or less surplus of box Butter and
shad ng III prices is necessary TO clean up en-
;ignments. Quotations were lowered YESTERDAY.
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