Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 10th.
FLOUR-Prices moderately firm. We quote :
Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 2OG04 So q
Dbl: Bakers Extras, 81 20, city; superdne,
50 9563 TO-
WHEAT-There is quite good tone to the
market this morning. Advices of higher figures
at Liverpool caused better feeling in local cir
cles, and Wheat was less easily obtainable at
former rates. Asking prices we've advanced
mostly limited their bids to 81 42115 sales were
effected at 81 1874 e ct for product that came up
to No. quality. Choice lots for special mill
ing use were held proportionately higher.
BARLEY-Trade continues to drag, the de-
mand being wholly for local requirements, which
at the moment are neither of pressing character
nor of large magnitude Wequote: No. Feed
T1z@S0c common grades, 75c; Brewing.
S5@95c for fair to choice; Chevalier, 81 Is
to 81 80 q ctl.
0ATs-Stocks are lowering quite slowly and
We quote as follows: Surprise, 81 4215@1 As;
milling, 81 30@1 S219; choice feed, 81 25@
~; No. l, 81 goal ~; lower grades, 81 125a
81 1051 Is = eth rev Black, SOL 10.
CORN-Sales are few and of limited dimen-
SONS. We quote prices as follows: Small yell
low, 81 25@l 271a large Yellow, 81 25; White,
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at $4,000 y ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@3O 2
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILCAKE MEAL uotable at SIS 2 ton.
SEEDs.7,Remain dull: Mustard. Brown, $50
so; Yellow, 81 1892 8 ct Canary, $40
Sc Sc 4iialfa. Rose D: Fiaz. s. 2gd2 Is = eli
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 5O@1S so y ton
HAY-Prices stationary: We quote: Wheat
40 51@14; Wheat and Dat, sl0@lS; Wild Dat,
s9@I2: Alfalfa, SOIL; Stock, 81 5O@s p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35C050c p bale.
HOPS-Inactive and nominal at 4@7c 9 10
BRAN-Quotable at SIS 5O@16 so for the best,
and Sl5@15 so p ton for lower grades and out
side brands.
RYE-Is held at 81 7501 so = ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Offering have been with
drawn for want of satisfactory bids.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at slS919 q
PoTAToEs-we quote as follows: Peerless,
35@50c; Burbank Seedlings 50c@S1; Garnet
Chile, 40@5oc Early Rose, S0@5Oc p ctl; Sweet
ONfOSS~Quotable at 35@45c q ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote Blackeye, 81 75@2;
Niles. 81 75@2; Green, 81 GO p ctl
BEANS-Prices tend downward. Bayos, 81 60
@175; Butter. SS@S So; Pink, 81 1872; Red,
81 rs; Lima SO 65@3 So; Pea, g 70; Small White
81 70 d ctl
VEGETABLES are cheaper I'M
der heavy receipts. Cucumbers continue in
liberal supply at low rates Egg Plant and Pep
pers both IN AXE a good representation. Green
Corn, 75c@Sl y sack and $1@1 IS 2 box;
String Beans 2G3c q Ii; Lima Beans, 21sd3c
p D: summer Squash. 40G60c per box; Mar
rowfat Squash, s126l5 . ton; Tomatoes. 15@25c
p box; Egg Plant 40@50c Sbox; Green Peppers,
80 SOC q box; Green Okra, 5Oc@sl per box; Gu
liug purposes, 1@2c q ~ Turnips, 75c@
81 8 ell; Beets 65@75c y sack Carrots. feed,
SC@5Oc; Parsnips, 81 80 q ctl; Cabbage, 500
60c q ctl; Garlic, 1c q ~ Cauliflower, 50c0
81 dozen: DRY Peppers, e@Sc q N.
FRUIT-Peaches were less plentiful this
morning and sold at slight advance. Berries
find custom at old figures. Grapes are in free
supply, with good demand. Watermelons,
SS6912 p hundred; Cantaloupes, 75c@S1 so p
crate for ordinary brands. and S1T5a2 25 p crate
| for fancy; Crab Apples, 6o@90c q box Grapes,
Rose of Peru. 3O950c for Black Hamburg, and
! 400 60c for Muscats; 75GSlc for Tokay; Apples,
5I@sI q box and 2SG50c . basket; Pears,
ID for Bartlett; Strawberries, s. IO@5 > chest;
Blackberries. s4@5 2 chest: Huckleberries,
4G5c 2 ID; Plums; 39@1Hc . ID; Figs.
g0g75c 2 box for D. black OK Peaches 80 @ SOC
| 75c p box; Mexican Lines, s10@15 q box;
| Lemons, Sicily. s5 50a6, Bananas, S2@4 p
| bunch; Pineenrlos. s4 5OS5 so p dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-We quote prices as follows
Sun dried Apples, &c . ID foI sliced and S1s
"A. for CHARTERED; Alden, 7@Sc: Aprieots,
| i1@1So for bleached; do, gun-driei, 8G9c;
BlackbeIres; a2glsGd sngs aac F fog pIIesse s,
| for layers. and 7@Sc foI kegs; Nectarines,
9@9c Peaches, 1S@15c for peeled. snd lose
for unpeeled Pears 4@6s for T ySSo and P, 90
| SC for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes, 6G7c; French Prunes, f@Sc = 70;
Raising, London Layers, u % 2 0ox, WIN
| 25@75c advance for fractions; Common. $40
| l Is q boz
HONEY-We quote: White Comb, 11@13e
Amber 7@9c; Extracted, white liquid, 51S@5c;
| Amber colOred and candied, 4@454c = 10.
BUTTER-Matters are shaping more favor
ably for buyers, dealers being willing to
| shade little to invite round sales.
| We quote as follows Fancy, 31@S2c; good
TO choice 271569Uc: fair 22925c store lots, ls@22c;
picked roll, 271S@S0c; firkin, 2SG277sc; East
| ern. la 20c p b.
| CHEEsE-Active and firm. We quote: Good to
| choice, 11@1215; common grades. Sf9lec;
| Eastern. ordinary to fine 1G@15c . u.
| EGGS-Show declining tendency. Sales slow.
| California ranch, ssS2t9S4e store lots, 24@30c
| for fair to good ald 1SG221S for common; East
| ern 16dllSc p dozen for fair and 20@2215e 2
dozen for good to choice,
| POULTRY-Market shows steadier tone.
| Ducks are higher. Live Turkeys-GobhlerF, 200
| Ole = o: Hens, 1856: Rooster $50 % for old,
spd 81 5OG6 80 for young; Hens s6@6 so; 5rolersi
81 50G350; Ducks. $40 Ger Slnl 25 e pssr for
old and 81 7592 % for young: Pigeons, 81 75S
. % "a doz.
GAME-we quote: Venison, Sa14c p b; Rsb-
bits, 81 25@l so: Rsre, u 5o@i 70: Doves, 4o@75e
y dozen
I PROyIsIoNS-we quote prices as follows
| Eastern Hams, 1515 q. 161Se; California
refrgerato--curcd. Is 9 l51Sc; Eastern