Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-04
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. september a

FLOUR-Higher. We quote Net cash price
for Family Extras, 81 70t@4 50 ? Dbl; Bakers
Extras, 81 50d4 IS; Superine, IS 30 to So 65.
WHEAT-The sample market is quiet to-day,
there being no buyers aiound. Quotable at
S. 55a1 t71a o ctl for No. grades with 81 60 for
choice
BARLEY-Feed descriptions show fair stead
iness, though trade is SLOW Brewing is wanted
at quotations, and sometimes small advance is
obtained for an extra article. Chevaler is
finding improved inquiry and advanced rates
are being paid. We quote as follows No. 1
Feed, S21S@S334c; common grades, SIC !;
Brewing, 5O995c for fair to good Chevalier,
90@95c for common and 81 40@1 4215 p ctl for
good to choice.
OATS-The week closes on an easy market
We quote as follows: Surprise, g. 35@
40; milling, 81 271s choice feed, 81 % ;
No. l, 81 1719Gl 20 lower grades, 81 %
al Is; Gray, 81 1o@1 1219 p ctl Black, SIG
CoRN-Is still neglected. Yellow, 81 221l@
25; White, 81 S591 As q ctl.
CRACKED COkN-GuoJable at S29GS0 = ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2e@3O q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 216@2@c p h.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SIS 2 ton.
SEEDS = Trade is quiet. Mustard. Brown,
81 5D@S 25 Yellow, 81 COOL 20 . ctl; Canary
31SG415e; Hemp. S149ic Rape, l15G21Ic;
timothy. Sc; Alfalfa, 711@sc . % Flax, 81 25
MIDDLINGs-S Steady at the late advance.
Quotable at slS@l9 D ton.
HAY-we quote prices as follows; !; Wheat,
SlU ODt1l4. Mneat anu OaL, 1lOtbiof WIG OdI,
sl1@13; Barley, 81 5Ou11; Barley and Oat,
s99l2: Alfalfa, S7911; Stock, 81 50@S 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35050c 2 bale.
HOPS-Fair demand reported Quotable at
13(6l5c for 1883 and case for old crop.
BRAN-Is not plentiful. QuOtable at SIS 50@
16 so for the BEST and s15@15 so q ton for lower
grades and outside brands.
RYE-Shows softening tendency Quotable
BUCKWHEAT-Q Quotable at 81 75@l 80 p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable Mt S19@20 Q
| POTATOES Early Rose are doing trife bet
| ter. Sweet are shade lower. Wequote: Peerless,
| 3505Oe Burbank Seedlings, 50@a90c; Garnet
| Chile, 5o@55c; Early Rose, Ss@65c p ctl; Sweet,
Sl1l 70 e ctl.
ONIONS Prices easy, under liberal receipts
Quotable at 356140c q cti.
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote: Blackeye, 81 1872
| Niles, 81 1902; Green, 81 90 4 ctl.
| BEANS-Market weak and dull. Bayos, 81 60
| az; Butter. s3d3 so, Pink, 81 ~ IS; ked 81 75
Lima, So 75@4; Pea 81 a. %; Small White
S2d2 % a otl
| VEGETA BLES - No great changes Green
Corn, 50G75c q sack and 75@SI % q box
String Beans, 3l64c p d; Lima Beans, 21%td3C
q D.; summer Squash, 50@60c per box; Mar
/ rowfat Squash. SG10 q ton; Tomatoes, 206a30C
? box; Egg Plant, 30@5Oc . box; Green Peppers
| 35G50c q box; Green 0kra, COARSE per box; Gu
cumbers, 20 g55c p box small do, for pick.
ling purposes seo 1S2e D. d.: TTgTnPs PEG 55cS
3O@5Oc; Parsnips. 81 so p ctl; Cabbage, SOC
| 6Oc a ctl Garlic, 1zG1c 2 b; Caulihower, 50ee
81 y dozen: Dry Peppers. 6@Sc y b.
| FRUIT-Wine Grapes are in liberal supply
| Watermelons are coming in freely, being lower
/ in price and finding ready sale. Berries are in
I steady demand at old rates. We quote prices as
mon and s12@14 for Zinfandel; watermelons
s5@lo p hundred; Cantaloupes, S1@1 go Z
q crate; Crab Apples, 75c6s1 2 box; Grapes
25@35c p box for Sweetwater, and 25@35c fol
/ Rose OF Peru. 25@p35c for Black Hamburg, and
| S0d40c for Muscats; 90 d50c for Tokay; Apples
| S5cGSl 25 q box Pears, 9O@s0c q box for com
mon, and 114921ac 2 70 for BARTLETT strawber
| ries 81 aOd5 p chest; Blackberries S4ed6 2 chest
| Huckleberries, 5G6e q b; Plums, l@2o 2 h
| Figs s0o50c p box for black; Peaches, 3065nC
p box, and 30G50c q basket; Nectarines, 40el75(
| 2 box; Ounces, 35975c y box; 1exican Lines
93s10 2 box; Lemons Sicily s5G5 so Bananas
y163 q bunch: pinezppIes 81 5005 so p dozen
!. DRIED FRUIT-We quote prices as follows
Sun-dried Apples, SIC = N for sliced and 3@i(
| for ouartered; Apples, eyaporated, &c: Apr1cots
| l0@121Sc tor bleaehed; 40, sun-dried. 1880
| Black berries. I2td1Sc; Figs, $500 for pressed
21se31zc FOR Impressed smyrna Figs, 1S,9I6S
| ioI laSe-s, ano 79se for kegs; Necterines
| p b; Peaches, i3@15c FOR peeled. and 7t8sS
/ for unpeelel: Pears, 4@5o for whole and &C
i exc for sliced: nachine-dried, 7@Sc; PIu1ns
| SC for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
| rnan Prrnes 6237e; French Prunes. 6d6lSe "a r
| HONEY-We quete White Comb, u@l3c
! Amber, 7ld9c; Extracted, white liquid, 514@6c:
Amber. colored and eandled, 4q4s4c y %
| BUTTER-Faney grades are hardly quotable
as so little of that class OF stock comes forward
II sells from SIC upward. In fact, it is claimed
that one small lot bTonghtas high as S71ze q ctl
other grades are unsettled and do not snar'
in the buoyant feeling, because arrivsls of tast
ern creamery in rolls are now on the market
Being of excellent quality the imported articl,
comes to the frolt as al important tactOr in reg
ulsting values Tor domestic product. We quote
Fan ", 3ia36c; good to choice 30dS .1Zc; fair
2sa26c: store lots. 1SG22c; picked roll, 27l~e
| zoe; ilrkiu, 230271Sc: Eastern creamery, 2751l
zoe: other kinds, 14s6 1oc > b.
CHEESE-Firn We quote as follows Goo
10 choice, llG1215e; common grades, S3i0c
Eastern, ordinary TO fine, 1o9i5c 3 h.
EGGS-Market weak. Dealers expect lowe
figures next week We quote California ranch
SIa32Isc: store lots 24sdi3Oc for fair to good an
| iSd22% for common; Eastern. 1669lsc 2 dozei
for fair, and 2O@22c 2 dozen for good 10 choice