Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-13
sAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 12t

SAN FRANCISCO. September 18th.
FLOUR Stocks are not OF heavy magnitude
Prices fairly steady We quote Net cash
price for Family Extras. 81 70ta4 IS y Dbl; Bag
ers Extras, 81 50@l4 IS; Superfne, IS so to SIS 65
WHEAT-There is fairly firm tone to the mar
ket, though business is not of extensive vol
ume Scarcity of tonnage is yet assigned as
among the reasons for lack of greater activity
Still there is a goodly array of vessels under
charter and their loading necessarily involves
considerable movement of crops Cargoes for
most of these ships have doubtless been engaged,
and exporters are not disposed to secure much
stock ahead. At the moment, 81 55 q ell is a
full quotable figure for spot Wheat up to stan
dard.
BARLEY-In Chevaier there is no quick
trading, partly because offerings do not come
up to the requirements of the buyers We
quote prices as follows: No. l Feed, 81 14@S35Ic;
common grades, 771%@S1c Brewing 92G5'197I%c
for fair to good Chevalier, 95c@SI 10 Tor com.
mon ana 81 471a91 90 q ctl for good to choice.
OAIS-Ihe market was soft this morning, as
arrivals since Saturday show total of nearly
22,001 ctls, giving buye's greater advantage. We
quote: Surprise, 81 3214G1 IS milling, 81 300
| l 32R; milling. 81 25@l 2715c; choice feeo,
81 Pool 2214 No. l, 81 l5Gl ~; lower grades,
S1Gl 10 2 Gil.
CORN Comparatively no demand yellow
is marked down pretty low, in hope of drawing
out custom We quote Yellow, 81 Pool 221$;
White, 81 35d1 As = ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Qu0table at $1,000 p ton.
CORNMEAL-MiiIers quote Feed ct S29@S0 q
on; fine kinds for the table, i'll large and small
packages, 21SGa,234c 3 70.
OLGA RE MEAI-Quotable ct SIS 3 ton.
SEEDS Offerings of Mustard are neglected.,
viii little attention is given TO anything else.
We quote: Mustard, Brown. 50 53GS Is: Yellow,
81 COOL 70 2 CT /; Canary, 31aG41ac; Rsu,p 31z
csc y n FLAX. ~ 25c2 70 y Gil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were heavy to-day.
footing up 1900 ctls OF which $50 ctls arrived
from Oregon. Quotable at S17@lS p ton.
HAY-Receipts continue free and prices re-
main easy We quote: Wheat, $40 50ql3 So
Wheat and Dat, Slo@l8 Wild Dat, sll@13; Bar
ley, 81 5009u; Barley and Dat, S9t9l2; Alfalfa,
S7nll; Stock, 81 503S 2 ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S5a150c = bale.
H0PS-There is strong market for new to
arrive, but there is very little trade in progress
RS growers are inclined to hold. We quote
Crop of lSSS, l5@171&2; 1887, 4@l0c 4 ell.
BRAN-LoweT, under liberal supplies. Con
signments 10 day amounted to over 5000 bags
Quotable at Sl5e9l6 q ton.
kYE-Moderate arrivals. Trade slow. Quota
UCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 756aI so p ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at $500 z
ton.
POTATOEs-Heavy receipts to-day say 200
sacks. As yesterday was a holiday, no trade
occurred, which accounts for the large figures
Dealers expect stocks Will work OF in due sea
son. We quote prices follows: Peerless,
35M50c; Burbank Seedlings, 50@90e; Garnet
Chile, 50G55c; Early Rose, 35@60c p ctl; Sweet,
75c6,F1 q cu.
oNIoNs-Narket quite literally furnished.
Quotabe at S594 q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Biackeye, 81 1862;
Niles, 81 1902: Green, 81 65fal 70 p ctl.
BEANS-Pink and Lima Beams are about the
only varieties that show much strength in val
ues. Whites are offered somewhat freely at
quotations without finding ready response. We
quote consignments as follows: Bayos, 81 S9G
80; Butter, nominal; Pink, S2f.2 %; Red, 81 70;
Lima, IS 75G4; Pea, 1922 >; Small White,
S2@2 % q cti
VEGETABI Es-Tomatoes show slight i'm
provement Corn is not plentiful, but offerings
are mostly of poor quality. Cucumbers continue
in free supply. We quote as follows Green
Corn, 50@75c q sack ard 50c@S1 q box ;
String Beans, 2e3c q ii; Lima Beans, 2151 Sc
p b: Summer Squash. 35050c per box: Mar.
p box; Egg Plant 30d40e . box: Green Peppers,
30G50c q box; Green Okra. 505G75c per box; Gu
cumbers, 20 GS5c 2 box small do, for pick
ling purposes, l@2c 2 b; Turnips, 75c@
30@50c; ParsIlips, 81 30 q ctl; Cabbage, 500
Coo y ctl Garlic, 1aG1o q 10; Caulifower, 50c0
81 q dozen: pTy Peppers case % ID.
FRUIr-Berries find usual custom. Water
melons and Catalogues keep low in price.
Grapes remain cheap under liberal consign-
ments. There is better demand for Wine
Grapes at advanced figures. Figs do not
move OFF with freedom. Mexican Lines are
scarce and high. We quote jobbirg lots as fol-
lows: Wine Grapes slO@1S q ton for com
mon and sl4@16 for Zinfandel; Watermelons
SOS 2 hundred; Cantaloupes. Csc to 75c q
crate; Grapes 2o0S5c q box for Sweetwater,
2o@4tc for Rose of Peru, 25GrS5c for Black Ham
burg, S0id50c for MuScats; % SOC for Tokay; Ap-
pies. S5c9Sl . ? box; Pears, SoGs0c Q box for
common, and 1l2@Sc q ID for Bartlett; StrGwber-
ries, 81 50G5 p chest; Blsckberries, S4l6 q chest;
Huckleberries, 5Gs6c q 10; PluTns, 1@2c 4 b.
Figs, 25@5Oc q small box; Peaches. S5G65c
v box, and $4,000 p basket; Nectarines, 5Ody75c
r box: Ounces, 30j050c = box; @exiesn Lines
s12G16 p box: Lemons, Sicily s5ta5 so: California
lemons. 81 50lGS & box; Gi6rss HOS u bunch
Piae lpples. S4 50G5 so q dozen.