Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-18


SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. July 18th
FLOUR-Supplies are liberal. Net cash price
for California Extras SilG4 25 2 Dbl; supertre,
81 g0sa,S %.
WHEAT-The market is assuming more active
shape. There is quite general demand on the
part of shippers, and more desire is shown to
sample offerings than has been witnessed in
some time. 1t must not be assumed though that
buyers are hurr ed in their movements. Fancy
figures are not obtainable, but so long SIS sellers
will meet custom at satisfactory rates, just so
long will buying operations continue. Holders
are inclined 10 trade, and views as to values are
harmonlzed without much tro uble. Standard
grades OF Wheat are offered at 81 S71S p ctl
which is q trifie above the ideas of exporters,
who fix 81 364 as the full buying limit, though
report d lre- transfers Indicate that differences
ar easily adjusted.
BARLEY-The steady tone in feed noted at
the opening of the present week seems TO be
confidence in the sustainment of values, aud are,
therefore, operating with little more freedom,
though not eneumberng themselves with t o
mueh stock. Until there be more marked i'm
provement in quotations, II is not likely that
much new crop viii be pressed ON the market.
This is comfortable assurance all round, and
matters ate mUst likely under such circum-
stances to shape rather in favor OF producers.
Nothing of Importance to remark in Chevalier,
there being 70 inquiry as yet from foreign
sources which are relied or To take the bulk Of
this description. Operations in Brewing ar,
still confined TO local wants, which are few and
light We quote No. Feed, 1SM GSOc common
grades, 75GT71sc; Brewing, eo95oc for fair to
choice
OATS-stocks are moving of tolerably well at
the late advance. The situation IS considered
promising Tor sellers, who expect more activity
at least, even ii no further increase in quota
tons be established. The desire is 10 lower sup
plies as much as possible before new crop comes
along to any great extent. Surprise, 81 so
al SIS; milling, 81 IDOL Az; choice feed, 81 IS
al 371a; No. l. 81 301l 321a lower grades, 81 70
| al 27135; Gray. 81 20Gl 25 . ctl.
CURN-The market is far from active. The
| feeling, however, is less depressed than e week
| ago, owing 10 the Improvement IN other feed
| articles. Fortunately, o shipments are com
ing forward from outside sources We
i FIX; large Yellow: 81 80; White, 81 35@l As
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s2s@sO p ton.
| CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at $1,000 ?
| ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILCAKE MEAL uotable at s2s p ton.
| EEEDS-About 1890 ctls has Just been
| shipped to New York by sailing vessel Local
| trade is slow. We quote: Mustard, Brown,
81 50@s; Yellow, 81 1902 p ctl; Canary,
otny, &c. Alfalfa, 71a@Sc q b. Flax, 81 25@2 rs
"a ctl.
MTnDLINGs-o uotable at 1919 p ton.
HAY-The market is gradually softening.
We quote as follows Wheat sl24D SO;
Wheat and oat Sl2@ls 50: Wild Oat ST TO sil 50;
| Barley, sSt9l0; Alfalfa. s7@l0 q ton.
| othAh-NuOtdDl6 III q Ddle
| HCPS-Continue nominal at taco 10 for old.
A small lot, very choice. was taken at &c for tx
port No further ew crop contracts reported.
| BRAN-Passes freely from first hands. Quot
| able at SIC 50@1l7 so for the best, and SIC
. ton for lower grades and outside brands.
! RYE-There is an easy tone to the market.
| Quotable at 81 45a1 80 p ctl
| ACCOMMODATIONS ofered. Quotable at
81 IS p ctl
| GROUND FARLEY Quotable at SIS a 10
| POTATOES - Only choice varieties will
! bring top figures. We quote follows
! Peerless, 35@ooc; Burbank Seedlings, t0CO75c;
| Garnet Chile, 45@50c; Early Rose, 25940c r
| ctl
| ONIONS-Buyers have the advantage as re-
eeipts are free. We quote Red, i5@5oc; silver
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Blackeye, 81 $50
.; Niles 81 60 q ctl.
BEANS--The market is reported as of holiday
character. buyers are scarce and dealers are
willing to make small concessions to secure bus
ness. We quote as follows Bayo-, 81 goa
.; Butter, % 25@3 65 Pink, S2G2 70. Red,
y 1912; Lime, s. EOS rs; Pea. 81 25@S 40:
Small White. S. 25t93 az n ctl
| VEGETABLES-Trade moves along with free
dom, without any special variation in values.
| Much stock has arrived within a day or SO that
was spoiled through heat and had to be sold
at reduced figures. We quote job lot prices as
as follows: Green Corn, 15@50c q sack and 4OCG75c
= box; Green Peas, SC p ID string Beans,
10 C q N; Lima Beans, 3Gic p ID:
summer Squash, 25G40c per box; Marrowfat
Squash. SIS q ton; Tomatoes, 35tG50c q box for
Xacayille, and Sl0l p 2 box TOR river;
25jo7 5c u box; Green Okra. 75c@S1 per box Gu.
cunpers, 40 Z 60c y box for bay 1urnips so a
81 e ctl Beets, 63G75c q sack Carrots. feed,
30G50c; Parsnips 81 so q ctl Cabbage, 75csc
81 q ctl Garlic, l@l13c . b: Caulifower. 400
COO dozen: DrS F--unera 66Sc p b.
| FRUIr-Black Currants meet with fair custom
| at 75G1s > drawer. C. ntalOupes are comiug in
freely. much stock being overfipe. The supply
OF Waterme' ons has scarcely net the demaud
during the last day or two OF warm weather and
rather high figures rule at the moment. April
cots OF choice quality are IN demand for can
ming purposes. Peaches make liberal exhibit.
Bartlett Pears of fine quality are not plentiful
White Figs find no bu! ers. Currants continue
to drag. No fancy Grapes have arrived. Some
few Muscats are to be seen, but they are not
particularly attractive. Pldms are abundant
with prices largely in favor of consumers
Apples make good display, with improvement
i'll the character of offerings. Berries clean up
well We quote prices as follows; Watermelons
81 ais q hundred; Canta Oupes 81 J0G2 s.
per crate: Crab Apples. 1JGD60c q box; Grapes
% Doc q box for common kinds, and @Sl ~
for Rose OF cru and Mu; cats: Al ples, red. 75cF
per box ana va 60c : tasket; Pears, 2S@7'c T
box for common, and 5ocGsl p q box for Bart
| lett: straw berries, SiiG5 z chest Raspberries
S5G6 2 chest; Black berries, S3(e3 so 2 chest
Piums. lose q Id: Apricots, 21Sa314c q Ii
| Figs, 25@5Jc for white and dS0c g
box for black; Currants, g U0o,2 50 y chest
| Peaches, 50 "a ste = box. and % "a SOC
= basket; do, Crawfords, 40G60c q box; Nectar.
| ines, l0cGsl q box AeXsoaL LINES, y 50G4
81 so 80 . bunch q eeDples 81 5Oo6 p doz'
DRIED FRUlT-Market quiet. Trading in
dried apples, sc : b for sliced ana IL
| TO- quar;sred; Alden, Ease; Apric Is,
| l2@132 Ter bieaeied; 90, sun-driej, $3.50;
BlacKheT1es 129lSe. Figs, 5a,6c for pressed,
2dg4o for Impressed smyrna Figs, ISGiGo
| FOR ayers, and IA SC soT kegs; kectarines,
9@l0c; Peaches, l7@1So for peeled. ard ee.et
7Ile for SLICED: mschine-6ried, ecgl0o; Plume,
| lOc for oitted and &c for uDpitted; Ger
man hrunea. 6Q7C French Prunes 7e &c p %;
| sa:sins, London Layers, 81 y p box. with
| ZofG75c advance for fractions; Common, Sl@
= p box
HoNEY-stocks are not heavy and prices
are therefore kept III steady position We
quote prices as follows: White Comb, l22l4c.
! Amber, 76Sc; Extracted, white liquid 5G51lc;
Amber. coiored and candied 4@4]5c p b.
| BOIIEh-Fresh roll OF prime quality Comes
forward in very limited amount and now and
| then an advance on quotations is obtained
Consumption Is generally less liberal when
prices are high, and dea ers therefore. are pre-
| pared Tor sparng purchases at the moment
! common grades are hard to sell at anything
| like satisfactory prices 10 dairymen. as such
| stock comes into competit on with Eastern prod
| We quote prices as follows Fanny ~; good to
choice, 2692Sc; fair, 2.@25c; store lote, lSG22c;
picked roll, 261zg2S1ac; tirkin, 22sa25c; East
| ern, 40 19c q ID.
| CHEESE-There is a steady tone to the mar
ket. Receipts are trile more free. but custom
| is sufficient to keep the stores free Of any
| IarSS surplus. We quote prices as follows:
| Good to choice, ll@I21Sc; common grades
| ot9lOc; Eastern, ordinary 10 fine lG@1l5e p H.
| kGGS-The demand is not sharp, but first
| class product commands tu.l prices, being scarce
| and the only article that buyers seem to want
| store prices are entirely ignored. Stocks OF
Eastern are liberal. and competition to sell
Causes low prices. We quote: California ranch
| 26Gl2Sc; store lots, 1S@24c; salt Lake. 20GNc;
Eastern,l6@isc; Farallone, 2l1@c q dozen.
| EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
! - CHICAGO, July Eth.
! WHEAT-sli4e for cash SEC for July, 7sskc