Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-14
-AN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FAANcIsto o. November 18th.
FLCUR-We quote: Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras, S4 S0c5 3 Dbl: Bakers Extras, 81 rs
| "a So: Superfiue, SO 15@3 80.
WHEAT-There is scarcely any activity to the
| situation. shippers have been poor buyers OF
| late, and the reported decline of sixpence at
Liverpool today is not likely to encourage lib
eral purchasing in local circles. On Change
| this morning sampling was light, and few ex,
porters bid as high as 81 20 p ctl for Standard
shipping quality. Still it was the general belief
that an offering of really choice shipping Wheat
would not long seek custom if the seller were
willing to accept 81 6l15 q ctl. The market NAV
| be describes as in unsettled condition, with
little disposition to sell and yet less to buy al
| what are deemed current rates
BAR EI-Feed descriptions have soft ten.
dency, though holders have not yet lowered ask.
| ing prices, The demand is light and slow, being
confined to actual local requirements, which al
| the moment are neither urgent nor general.
Brewing is moving off less freely, there being a
curtailment in the demand for shipment. II
would have to be something attractive to find
quick sale at over SIC just at present A
shipment of about 1000 tons Cheyalier will
be made this month to Australia We quote
as follows No. l Feed, S3546S5c; common
grades, S0@s219c; Brewing, 95@y718c for fair to
good, and Sl@1 021z for choice; Chevalier, good
TO choice, 81 40@1 so: fair Bay 81 106,1 20; dark
Coast, S219dS71ac q ctl.
oATS-Priees remain steady, with the general
tendency of the market TO higher range.
Stocks are not of heavy proportions, and sellers
are better able to handle the situation. Trade
the near future. We quote p.ices Surprise,
81 25@51 80 milling, 81 221z61 25; choice feed,
20 No. l, 81 l5&91 171&; lower grades, 81 O715
@1 121a Black, for seed, 81 2011 40; Gray,
81 1001 Is Wild Oats, 81 60 p ctl.
COKN-Trade continues of scant proportions
Sellers will make no further abatement in asking
moderate. firmness: Quotable at 81 075s for
large and 81 171S@1 20 q ctl for small Yellow.
We quote White at 81 1591 25 q ctl.
CRACKED COkN-Quotable az y25@26 g ton.
Hando of
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21a12Szc p b.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotsble at $50 q ton.
SEhDS-1he inquiry is anything but pro-
nounced, though all kinds are held at steady
rates. We quote: Mustard, Brown, 50 5O@3 25;
Yellow, 81 75@2 2 cu Canary, 3115941ac; Hemp,
9hc = n for old and 10@l01ac for new; Flax,
S42J@2 75 3 ctl.
MIDDLINGS-There is rather soft tone to the
market. -Qnotable at sl9@2o p ton.
HAYS not coming forward with freedom
and fi-Inness in values is maintained without
much effort, especially for the more choice class
Wheat, Sl2el5 so; Wheat and Dat, s11@14 so;
Wild Oat, SI1@13; Oat, Sl0@12 so; Barley, SO
oil 90; Barley and Oat, Sl0@12 so; Alfalfa, IS SO
(110 so: Stock, $500 q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 55G65c p bale.
HOPS-Quotable at 15@17c p ID. The circular
of J. P. Thomas, says: 1.-The absence of East
ern orders makes it necessary to offer Hops at
lower prices, and an occasional order can be
obtained at the quotations above given The de-
mand is however, very slight and as Eastern
brewers and dealers are now fully supplied for
the time being. there will likely be very little
demand until after January 1st. The New York
and London markets continue to show dull de-
clining tendencies, and it is only an occasional
choice lot of Hops that finds sale.'
BRAN-Product is turned out in sufficient
quantity to met all market wants. Quotable at
Sl7 5Oa'lS so e ton for the better grade and Sl69
II for other quality.
slight advance.
RuCK WTIEA -Ouote hla OF 81 On n otl
GROUND BARLkY-Quotable atS19@20 p ton
P0TATOE5-The decline has been checked
and dealers expect better market in the near
future. We quote: Peerl IS, 50960c; Burbank
seedlings 55 q S5e; Garnet Chile, 60@70c; Rive
Reds, 40(150c; Early Rose. 40@45c q ctl; Jersey
Blues, 70@S0c; Cuffey Cove, 65@75c; Sweet, 100
ONIONS-The market continues to improve,
and consignments sell to better advantage.
Quotable at 5o960c p ctl Tor River and 75c for
Alvarado.
DRIED PEAS-We quote Blackeye, 81 60 d
IS: Niles. 81 35@1 50 Green, 81 COOL "a p ctl
BEANs-Few Bayos OF choice quality are to
be found among offerings. Limas of desirable
character show firmness, though high asking
prices limit custom. Pinks are held strongly
owing TO reports of light crop. small White and
Pea are in fair supply, and sometimes an ad-
lected lots: We quote prices as follows:
Bayos, 81 1903 /; Butter, 81 50a3; Pink, 81 500
65; ked, s2 l5d2 25 Lima, SS 50@3 65; Pea, s2
az Is Small hite, s2G2 Is q ctl
VEGETABL LES-Better prices are obtained for
Tomatoes. Supplies of Cucumbers are moderate
summer Squash has disappeared for the season.
Garlic continues in liberal receipt. We quote
prices follows: String Beans, 3@5c = ID;
Marrowfat Squash, SSd10 q ton; Toma-
toes, 75c@S1 = hox; Egg Plant, 50@65c 3 box:
Green Peppers, 25d50c q box; Cucumpers, 75cre
&c 2 b; Turnips, t0G75c Z, ctl; Seets, 5oaf5c
q sack: Carrots. feed, 30G50c: Parsnips, 81 5e@2
ctl /; Cabbage, 50G60c = etl Garlic, 50G65c p
sack Caulifower. 50cas1 . dozen: Dry Pep
nor !. Dr OEro h
FRUIT-Grapes are higher, as receipts are
small. Apples are plenty, though few consign-
ments are choice. Pears make fair exhibit, but
there is an absence of the better quality Berries
come along in sufficient amountto meet ali trade
needs. Mexican Lines are cheap, owing to
heavy stocks. We quote prices as follows !:
sl3G15 for better kinds; Cantaloupes, Sl@i 25 q
crate: Grapes 70 ss5c for Rose of Peru,
75@S5c for Hiae,; Hamburg 656S5c fer M,;scat,
z5eA 81 for Tokay, S1DI Is for Cornichon; Apples
50e@Sl %: Pears, 59c@sl 25 q box; Straw ber-
riss sSG12 y chest: Raspberries S10912 p chest:
Ounces, 5O@75c = box; mcxicsn Lines S2G3 so
box; Mexican Oranges, g 5o@S so p box !:
Lemons, siei J. IS 5od6; BtHsDss. q GA .
bunch: PineapDles. 81 e. G q dozen; Cranber-
ries. SIC 50G11 . bbl.
DRIED FRU1T-Trade has been quiet for a
week. ApIicotS ara scarce and prices are
against buyers. Peaches do not move freely,
though quotations remain steady. Custom is
directed wholly to choice grades. The inquiry
for Prunes is notably light while the demand
1
market is thus summed up by the Grocer and
Country Merchant; The demand for Rasins
during the last twenty days has been exceed
ingly good, and the stock has gone rapidly into
the hands of Eastern buyers. Packing is about
over. Fresno packers have practically closed
for the season. The northern packers closed
some days siace sales have been so free for
shipment Eastward that coast requirements
haze really been overlooked, and stocks here
are not in exoess of local needs. Low grade
stock and loose Muscatels are obtasnable, but
LoB<iens of first quality extremely scarce.
Under this condition. of things is is probable
that II CHER prices will rule before the holiday
trade is supplied" We quote as follows: Sun
dried Apples. 44941zc 2 y Ior sliced and SIC
for quaF5eTed: Apples evaporated. &c &c; Apr
cots, l21zGIAc ios Dleaehed; do, sun-dried. 5@Sc;
Rlackber1es. i2@1Sc: Figs. 4G5c for pressed,
21sG3%c fc- Impressed: Smyrna Figs, I6@l6c
fcr LAYERS. and 7@Sc for kege: Nectarines,
sun-drfed, $500 p ID eleached do, 7@1Oc
p b.; PeacheG, l2G15c for peeled. and $780,
for unpeoied: Pears. &c fox whole and SO
SIC for sliced: uaeaine-dried, 7@Sc; Plums.
515d6, for pitts6 aud 2@3e for unpitted; Ger
man PI1nes, $3.50; French Prunes. 6g7c q d;
Grapes, s@4c ? ID Raislns, London Layers,
81 9002 25 . box, with 25G75c advance for frac-
tiops: common, 81 35@1 65 p box.
HONEY-Iight receipts of extracted keep
prices firm for this quality. Offerings of Comb
are liberal, while the demand is Glow. causing