Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 1c

SAN FRANCISCO. September 10Th.
FbOUR-Trade is OF active character. We
quote as follows: Net cash price for Family
Extras 81 70yG4 50 2 Dbl: Bakers Extras, 81 50
"A 60: Superfine, IS 50 to So 60.
WHEAT-The market cannot be said to have
buoyant tone. Fair inquiry prevails on ship
ping account, but exporters do not seem to be
pressed for stock, as they sample with leisure
and will not buy over a certain limit To day
not more than 81 Az could be obtained unless
the offerings were exceptionally nice and fine
Holders are not letting much Wheat pass out of
their hands at this figure, though the demand
might be met with freedom il buyers bid up
squarely to 81 80 2 ctl for standard product.
The want OF harmony as to value between con-
tracing parties necessarily checks business
BARLE1-There is net much spirit TO the
market while at the same time there is nothing
of depressing character in the situation Feed
moves of in quiet fashion, perhaps too quiet for
sellers but still il finds avenues by which stocks
are slowly reduced. Brewing is anything but
neglected. From many quarters there are steady
and constant orders, though small in amount it
must be admitted, yet in the aggregate footing
up rather respectable volume. Chevaler comes
in for increased notice, and much of this par
ticular description is passing direct from the
hands of farmers direct aboard ship mainly
for England. We quote as follows No.
Feed, S0@S215c; common grades III Brewing
92%@9719c for fair to good Chevalier, 95c@
ST. 10 for common, 81 20d1 80 for fair and 81 As
al so p ctl for good to choice.
OATS-SellerS are at a disadvantage. Sup
plies are excessive, aud there seems to be no de-
ing the market Heavy receipts are enough to
give weak tone to values under ordinary cir
cumstances, and when this is supplemented, as
now, by pressrre to realize, the result must
necessarily be unfavorable FOR the producing
interest We quote: Surprise, 81 15G1 25
milling, 81 1715G1l 20; choice feed. 81 Is; No. l,
81 1901 1917; lower grades, Glfg1 o. Black, Sl@
10; Gray, 81 05(9l 121a 3 ctl.
C0RN-Trade continues of dragging char
acter. We quote: Yellow, 81 GOAL ~; White
81 35@1 IS 2 ctl.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@30 p
ton; fine kinds for the table, IN large and small
packages, 21z@21zc . n.
OILGAkE MEAL-Quotsble at sos p ton.
SEEnS-Liberal offerings of Mustard, with
light business. Other descriptions are very
quiet. Mustard, Brown, 80 51C0S 25 Yellow,
81 69@l IS y Ct genaf3, 3lag4111o: Hemp, 81
CSC ssS iSB' E FIag. 4' & 252 s IS e Ai@na' "a
MIDDLINGS-In good supply. Quotable at
SIS 50Gl9 so q ton.
HAY-Little damage is yet reported by recent
rains. We quote prices Wheat, $40 50@l3 so;
Wheat and 0at, Sl0@l3; Wild oat, s11@1S; Bar.
ley, 81 500s1l; Barley and Oat, s9t0l2; Alfalfa,
S7CGll Stock, 81 5O@S p ton.
SrRAW-Quotable at 356950c p bale.
HOPS-Market firm, under moderate demand.
Quotable at l712Gl20c . fb tor crop of 1888, and
o@10c for that of 1887.
BRAN-Quotable at s16@,l6 so for the best ar
ticle, and Si5@i5 so for lower grade
RYE-Iiberal receipts to-day. Quotable at
81 20 p cn.
Observation-Disclosures Stocks not large
Quotable at 81 75 2 ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl9@2o p
ton.
POTATOES-Priees have kept uniform for
some time owing to regular trade being enough
to keep the wharves clear of accumulation
of stocks. We quote prices as follows
Peerless, 35@50c; Burbank Seedlings, 5O@9Oc:
Garnet Chile, 4o@55c Early Rose, 35@60c 2 ctl;
Sweet. 75eS1' Il % p ctl.
ONIONS Receipts are liberal ouotable at
S5ee45c p ctl.
DRIED PEAs-Te quote: Blackeye, 81 1902;
Niles. 81 50@1 75; Green, 81 65Dl IS 7. ctl.
BEANS-Fair receipts OF small White and Pea.
There is scarcity of Bayos, Pinks and Reds,
and prices for the latter descriptions have
steady tone. We quote as follows: Bayos, 81 so
a. Butter nominal; Pink, 81 S5a 81 a; Red, 81 IS;
Lima, So 7S@,5; Pea, S292 .: Small White,
S2@2 25 q ctl
TABLES-Tomatoes have further de-
clined. under liberal receipts. We quote: Green
Corn, 5o075c D sack and 5eci1s1 q box:
String Beans 2G4c q ID: Lima Beans, 2N21Sc
2 b: Summer Squash. 60975c per box; Mar
rowfat Squash. 1907 p ton; Tomatoes, 15@4Oc
30e5oc ? box; Green Okra. 50ea75c per box; Gu
cumbers 25a35e : box small do. for pick
ling purposes, 192e 2 d; Turnips, 75c@
& g S see5s g sack csSots feed e
SOC p ctl: Garlic, 14@1c q b: Caulifiower, 5oc@
81 Z dozen: Dry Peppers, 6@sc p H.
FRUIT-Grapes now arriving show more or
less injury from the late rains. Plums are
scarce and will soon be out altogether Peaches
are mostly of poor quality. Bartlett Pears have
almost disappeared for the season. Plenty of
poor Apples can be had at almost any figure
buyers will pay. There are no Mexican Lines
IN first hands Jobbers are asking 81 so as
z hundred for parcels picked over Rasp-
berries are yet seen occasionally. bringing So
to $40 p chest. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Wine Grapes, si211I 4 ton for com
mon and s15@1S for better kinds; Watermelons,
S5@6 2 hundred; Catalogues, 504s1 :
crate: Grapes, c5G40e 2 box for Rose of
Peru. 25aS5c for Black Hamburg, S5G5oc
for MBscat, 5007se for Tokay, 65@S5e for
Corniehon, and 75e p box for Isabella: Apples,
25c@s1 2 box: Pears. 309s0c p box for com
mon, and 4@5c 2 ID for Bartlett: strawber-
fies, sSa5 p chest: Biackberries, sS@6 q chest;
Plnms. l]@92c p u: Figs, 25G50e y small box
25ta5pc r box, and 30G59c p basket;
OUNCES, 25950c 2 box; aexiean LINES 81 59as
2 100; Lemons, Sicily, s5@6; CalfoTnis Lemons.