Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-23
SAN FRANC1sCo MARKET.
sAN FRANc1sco. Anpnst 2ad

DAN fKANCibCO. august Z0Q.
FLOUR-Is on the up grade. We quote Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 1904 so p Dbl
So 10
WaEAT-To-day was about as lively a dav 70,
business at the Produce Exchange 8s has been
seen in many months Buyers were around In
liberal numbers. and offering that We're ct all
desirable for shipping purposes were promptly
sold. In fact, the several tables were fairly
swept clean, and as much again could have
found custom had holders rendered it at the
ruling rate, which was established at 81 so Z
ctl for No. Standard. Liberal exports to the
Continent have already made considerable in
road on the crop, and if the export demand
keeps up, there is every hope that the entire
product OF the State will be advantageously dis
posed of.
BARLEY-In feed descriptions. movement
continues light and slow. Offerings are of good
magnitude but custom is not of corresponding
proportions. Prices have undergone no change
in a week. New Brewing receives moderate
attention, there being an occasional demand &c
fill shipping orders. Chevalier has not come
into prominent notice as yet this season Activity
in this kind will doubtless occur just as soon as
offerings will admit OF liberal trading. We quote
No. Feed, 7712GS0c; common grades, 75c
Brewing, S5@95c for fair TO choice: Standard
Chevalier, S5@95c for common and 81 25@1 S21.
2 ctl tor common.
OAIS-The market has very weak tone, un
der liberal offerings and more or less pressure
to realize. We quote as follows: Surprise
81 40 milling, 81 3O@l $21@; choice feed, 81 25@
2715; No. l, 81 20@l 2215; lower grades, 81 12L.
al is; Gray. 81 l0@1 is p etl. New White
81 l061 10 q ctl-; rev Black, SlG1 10.
CORN-There is no Inquiry, and sellers arc
willing to meet the views of buyers that may
come along Quotable at 81 22zGGl % q ctl fol
Yellow. The nominal quotation for White il
given at 81 35@1 40 p ctl
CRACKED C0RN-Quotable at S299S0 9 ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s29@30 :
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 216@29zc p h.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SOS p ton.
SEEI1S-WQ QllOta. MnStarn eQG
8 so: Yellow, 81 rs y ctl; Canary, S12f9415c
Hemp, S24@4c; Rape. 11z@2Ae: Timothy, Sc
Alfalfa. 714@Sc %: Flax. 81 25@2 20 q ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 50@l8 50 a ton
HAY-Receipts are liberal. while prices art
easy. Dealers do not expect any advance il
rates for some little time. We quote Wheat
slo@1s; Barley, 81 5a911; Barley and Dat
s9al2; Alfalfa, SOIL; Stock 81 50@S q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35@50c q bale.
HoPS-The local situation begins at last t.
looking around and the prospects are favorable
for activity in the near future For new crop I
is said that growers can secure contracts within
! q range of 10912c q Ii, but many want higher
| figures. This sudden change in favor OF the
producing interest is caused to some extent by
the failure of crops in Europe and in the East
For instance. as harvest season approaches il
New York State. calculations are being mad,
more closely, and the yield is not expected II
be much over one-half of the average crop
Nothing definite as to the probable decrease IL
Europe has Deeu GStdDllSuGO.
BRAN-In good request at full figures. Quot
able at SIS 509l6 so for the best, aud sl5@15 81
q ton for lower grades and outside brands.
RYE-Asking figures are considered too higf
able at 81 759l so 2 ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Sales are reported at a rang,
of 81 75a1 80 q ctl. Offerings not large.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S1s@19 I
POTATOES keep pretty regular
| There is a fair demand, and arrivals clean vi
WE'LL SO that there is little variation in prices
| We quote various kinds as follows: Peerless
35@50c; Burbank Seedlings, 50c@s1; Garne
Chile, 4O@5Oc Early Rose, 3O@5Oc = ctl; Sweet
| 1@1S4c p n.
| stocked Of late and prices have ruled agains
| sellers. Quotable at 35@45c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote: Blackeye, 81 1872
Niles. 81 75@2; Green. 81 GO q ctl.
BEANS-TheTe is a dull market all round
| Pinks and Limas show moderate steadiness il
| price. but other kinds are weak. Bayos 81 5
| to 81 75: Butter, s3G3 so: Pink, 81 75a2; Red
| 81 IS; Lima, s3 5o@3 g; Pea, 81 65@2 10; SINAI
VEGETABLES-Al kinds are in fairly liberia
| supply. Tomatoes are glut and buyers nam
prices. We quote prices as follows Cree
| Corn, 75c 2 sack and 50cGSl % q box
String Beans, 2S3e > d; Lima Beans. EOS
| ? b; Summer Squash. 40G60c per box: MAJ
rowfat Squash. SO al2 = ton; Tomatoes, l0a25
| . box; Egg Plant, 35d50c 2 box: Green Peppers
IS d50c q box; Green 0kra. COARSE per box; Gu
cumDers, % doc p box small do, for piek
| ling purposes, 1S61c a u: Turnips, 75te
81 . Ell; Beets, 6vlg75c y sack Carrots. feed
| 3O@5Oc: PaIsniPs. 81 so p ctl; Cabbage, SOC
| 60c q ctl; Garlic, l%d1c = n; Cauiifower. 50ee
/ 81 u dozen: DRY Peppers. 6iaSc u.
FRUIT-Peaehes of desirable quality AZ
| higher, owing to good demand both from ord
| nary trade as well as fun Gamers lnferic
| stock is sold at about any price offered. Bar
lett Pears of the better quality are in request
| advancing figures Poor stock is rejected an
much has to be dumped. Receipts of Figs an
/ Nectarines are light though enough for all ma
| ket wants. WatermeloDs and Cantaloupes al
| in general favor. Pluns continue in hber'
| supply at low rates. thoice Apples are IL
plentiful. We quote as follows Watermelon
S5612 p hundred; Cantaloupes 50cGsl .
2 crate Crab Apples, 5O@T5c q box Grag,e
3GG50c q box for Sweetwater, and 40@6lc +
Rose of Peru. 35d50c for Black Hamburg, Al
10000 for Museats; N5T5c for Tokayi apple