Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-10
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-We quote: Net cash price for Fam
| ily Extras 81 20a14 IS p bbl Bakers Extras,
81 20, city; Superfne. 81 95@3 10.
WHEAT-A small decline in cargo prices at
circles this morning. Leading shippers gave
| scarcely any heed to samples, and the market
generally partook of ofish character. There
were some buyers who would pay 81 40 and pos
sibly 81 Az could have been obtained for a
| fame lot. The disposition TO purchase, how
ever, was anything but marked or positive.
| BARLE1-There is no change for the better.
| The market is crowded with offerings, while
| business is confined to active eonsum ptive de-
mand, which at the moment is neither urgent
nor large. We quote as follows: No. Feed,
| 771z9S0c; common grades, 75c Brewing.
| S5@y5c for fair to choice; Chevalier, 81 %
| to 81 so p ctl.
OATS Movement continues slow. Prices un-
! changed. We quote: New Black, 81 121%91 10;
new White, 81 2o@1 25 2 ctl. Old are quot
milling, 81 s21G@1 S71E: choice feed, 81 2711&
| al 22iS; Gray. 81 171SC4f by p ctl.
CORN-Trade has been so dull for so long a
time that dealers are inclined to accommodate
eudts us9m prees ct almost as Oo%sy PGe Psme Ys we
low, 81 25@1 2719 large Yellow, 81 Is; White,
81 3591 As {. ctl.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s29@SO .
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 219Z4c p h.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S2S 2 ton.
8 so; Yellow, 81 1902 . ctl Canary, S1SS
| 415c; Hemp. 31zG4c; Rape, 114@21zc; Timothy,
SC: Alfalfa. 71zosc > D. Flax. 50 25@2 75 4. ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at SlS@19 p ton.
HAY-Values undisturbed. We quote: Wheat
SO 5oGl4; Wheat and Oat, STOOLS; Wild Oat,
$40 50G12 so; Barley, 81 50e111: Barley and oat,
| S9G12 Alfalfa, soil; Stock, 81 50GS q ton.
| STRAW-Quotable at 35G50c p bale.
HCPS-Nothing doing. Old Hops are nominal
BRANcQuotable at s16@l7 for the best, and
. oT1lf fCif1
RYE-Quotable at 81 rs p etl for new. A
small lot of pinched sold to-day at 81 721a q ctl.
| BUCKWHEAT-None on the market.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S1S@19 >
| ton.
PoTAToEs-we quote Peerless, 4o@5Oc ;
soc; Early Rose, 35950c q ctl; Sweet, 1@2%c
ONIoNs-Quotable at 4O@45c = ctl.
DRIED PEAs-Te quote: Blackeye, 81 75@2;
Niles. 81 1872; Green, 81 60 q ctl.
BEANS-;Bayos, 81 9O@2; Butter, IS 25@
| s. 25@s IS; Pes. So Small White, SO . ctl
| VEGETABLES-Trade keeps up well to the
average We quote prices as follows; Green
Corn, 50@75c = sack and 75e@s1 % p box
String Beans, 2d3c p 10; Lima Beans, 2@215c
rowiat SQUASH $40 Gl2 2 ton; Tomatoes, 30@51c
box: Egg Plant. 25@50c 2 box; Green Peppers,
35G50c p box; Green Okra. 50c6sl per box; Gu
cumpers 50G60c p box for bay; 1urnips, 75c@
S0@50c; Parsnips, 81 so az 3 ctl; Cabbage, coo
75c a ctl; Garlic, 1c p u: Caulihower, 50c3
J 81 . dozen: urT Peppers, 6tGSc a ID.
| FRUIr-All descriptions in large supply,
and it is no easy task TO dispose of arrivals at sat
| isfactory prices. We quote: Watermelonsi
SS@12 p hundred; Cantaoupes, 75c@sl 80 Z
crate Crab Apples, S0G50c Q box; Grapes
30640c p box for Sweetwater, and 35@5oc foI
Rose of Peru. 30@50c for Black Hamburg, and
30G65e for Muscats; t0a75e for Tokay; apples
| 5Oc@St 2 box and 2S@50c q basket; Pears
35@65c p box for common, and 1@2e 2
| u for Bartlett: Strawberries, E&5 . chest
Blackberries. s4@5 = chest; Huckleberries
SoS95c : box for black; Peaches, Is a Soc
. box, and 20 a 40c p basket; Nectarines, 40G
60c = box; Mexican Lines, s6@7 . box
Lemons, sicily g 5og5 a. Bsnenas: sn = & sSS4 =
DRIED FRUIT-we quote prices ss follows
Sun-dried Apples, &c = . for sliced and 81
a4c tor qusrtered; Alden, 79sc; Apricots
s@4c for impressed; Smyrna Figs, Is@16C
for layers, and 7ase for kegs; Nec:arines
G6eo: Peaches, 13G15c for peeled. and 7GSc
for unpeelei; Pears, 4@5c for whole snd Ga
SIC for sliced; nachine-dried, 7@sc; Piums
Sc for pitted and &c for unpitted Ger
msu PrJnes, 667c: French Prunes, 7GSc %
Rsisins, London Layers, 81 % . box, with
25@75c advance for fractions: Common, SIG
Is . box
Amber T6ec: Extracted, white LIQUID, 51S66c;
Amber, coiored and candied, 4@4s4c ? u.
BUTTER-Receipts of fresh qualities are
somewhat more free, and prices have weaker
| tendency in consequence. Fan y, 32GSS11a; good
10 choice, 2sGSic: fair 23@27c; store lots, lS@2c
picked roll, 27lz@Soc; nrkin, 2Sd2s55sc; East
| ern. 40 20c p b.
CHEESE-Trade steady. We quote: Good Il
| choice, 1l612Z1z; common grades. S9l0c
Eastern, ordinary to fine 10@15c 2 u
EGGS--Ranch are slow of sale, as prices an
too high to invite general custom. still s
| first-class article is scarce and asking figure
have to be paid if buyers desire such quality
California ranch, 3S4S6c store lots, 24G3O'
for fair to good sld lse221s for common; East
ern, 165l9c.
GAME-we quote: yenison, 12914c p b: Rab
bits. 81 25@1 so. Rsre. 81 5oGl IS; Doves, 4o955
: dozen
POULTRY-Young Geese are firm in price
but about everything else in the list shows
downward tendency. We quote prices 9
| follows: Live Turkeys = Gobblers, 0@22
n. HaDs. 17@lsc RoOstafs. s5d6 for old
snd 81 5od6 80 for young; Hens, 1907; Broiler'
s250d4 Ducks, sac; Gefse. slGl % q pair 10
old and 81 50G2 for yonng: Pigeons. 81 5O@l
for Young and s272 IS y dozen for old
PROyISIONs-we quote prices as follows
Esssern hsns, 151z q l6h:; California
efrire-f tor-cured, "a l5%s; Easter
Rres kfsst Bacon. 14G1411zc; Celifornia fseoI
li26.21zc for besvy anc medium. I21z@l3c fe
light medium, ,5N9l4e for light and ls54@li