Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

II.
FLOUR-Market finn at the late advance
with prospects of higher figures in the near
future We quote as follows: Net cash price
for Family Extras, S4 61G94 So q Dbl: Bakers
Extras S4 50Gi 65; 9uperfne, So 30 to So 65
WHEAT-There is a strong market, though
the situation is not marked by any special ac-
tivity. Shippers who need Grain for loading
purposes will pay 81 S79S for standard Wheat to
meet immediate requirements, and probably
higher figures would be given under an emer-
gency- Offerings are far from liberal, while
holders as a rule ask prices above the views of
buyers. Sellers look upon the situation as favor
able for their interests. and are inclined to make
the most of the opportunity. Hence they show
no hurry to realize.
BARLEY-Ihe improved feeling noted yes
terday was well maintained to-day. 1t looks as
If better times were near at hand, and dealers
are more hopeful than in some time Custom
for feed descriptions show slight increase, viii c
the prospect is fair not only for continuance of
| trade, but also for enlarged movement A cargo
| of Brewing Barley goes to New York to-day by
sailing vessel, and another Will follow Just as
soon as she can be loaded. Some inquiry is de-
yeloping Tor Chevalier Barley on English ac-
count, and rumors are current that ship has
| been secured for this purpose, though no posi-
tive information in the premises has been
obtained. We quote prices as follows .
| No. l Feed, Sl14@S213c; common grades, SIC ;
Brewing, S714ia95c for fair TO good Chevalier
S5@95c TOR common and-S1 25@1 S21@ q ctl for
good to choice.
OATS-The market is not favorable tor the
selling interest. New crop has been coming for
Oregon still sends down moderate consign-
ments. Receipts are about enough to meet trade
| wants, SO that stocks ON hand diminish very
slowly. Prices under such circumstances must
necessarily show weakness. Surprise, 81 $50
40; milling, 81 2719 choice feed, 81 . I;
No. l, 81 1719@1 90 lower grades, 81 1213
al 15 Gray, 81 1901 l215 q ctl Black, s1@
CoRN-Drags badly. Buyers are few, and
dealers lose no chance to sell, if accommodation
| to the views of customers will help a trade
no follows ~.
White, 81 35d1 IS q ctl
CRACKED CORN-Quotsble ct s29@S0 r ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s29@SO .
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21z62zc q b.
| OILCAKE MEAL-Quotsble at SOS a ton.
SEEDS-There have been liberal offerings of
Mustard this week, but custom was lacking and
asking figures have been lowered with a view
of bringing buyers to the front. Mustard, Brown
s2 5)@a 25; Yellow, 81 609l 75 y ctl; Canary
iff%ally f1motfiy. Sc Alfalfa, 7@sc Flax, s. s
| az rs a ctl.
MIDDLINGs- Advanced prices are expected
soon Quotable at s17 509lS so p ton.
HAY-So long as the present average of sup.
| plies keeps up prices are not likely TO ad-
vance. We quote prices as follows: Wheat,
| S9Gl2: Alfalfa S7@bIl; Stock, 81 5O@S q ton.
| STRAw-Quotable at 85G5oe p bale.
| HOPS-New crop is quotable ut le9l213c q tb,
| there being buyers within this range. Old re-
main nominal at n7c q Ii.
| BRAN-Values are well sustained. under lib
eral demand. For the best, S15 50Gl6 so.
\ and Sl5td15 so p ton for lower grades and out
| side brands.
RYE-Market not active. Quotable at 81 75@
BUCKWHEAT-very quiet Quotable at 81 rs
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at slS@ls q
ton.
| POTATOES-All descriptions In good demand.
We quote various kinds as follows: Peerless,
35@5Oc; Burbank Seedlings, 5O@90c; Garnet
Chile, 5O@55c; Early Rose, 30@5oc . etl; Sweet,
! oSIOSs-1n good demand at full figures.
some extra choice qualities sell at Il small ad-
vance. Quotable at 45@50c ctl.
DRIED PEAsoTe quote: Blackeye. 81 1872;
| Niles. 81 75@2; Green, 81 60 q ctl.
| BEANS-Are quiet. We quote: Bayos, 81 so
o.: Butter, sS@S so; Pink, - a. e5; ked, 81 IS;
Lima, So 75@4; Pea. 81 25@2 80; Small White.
| 81 25@2 30 q ctl
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are cleaning up,
and prices show slight Improvement Other
/ kinds of Vegetables continue in fair supply at
unchanged rates. We quote os follows: Green
String Beans, &c y 10; Lima Beans, 21zG &c
q d: Summer Squash. 50G60c per box; Mar
rowiat Squash. sS@10 . ton; Tomatoes, 12@25c
p box: Egg Plant, SogGoc 2 box: Green Peppers,
S5G5Oc q box; Green Okra, 50075c per box; Gu
cumpers, Is as0c p box: small do, for pick
| ling purposes, l@2c Z b;, Turnips, SEQ
3O@5Oc: Parsnips. 81 so y ctl Cabbage, 500
| 60c p cfl Garlic, 1491c q b Csulifiower, 50c0
81 a dozen: Drs Peppers. case y b.
FRUIT-Peaches are coming to hand with
| freedom. Many cousignments are oyer-ripe and
sell pretty low strictly prime article brings
| a good figure. considering the competition from
other varieties The Plum season is getting
| well advanced and arrivals are not quite so
! large For choice Bartlett Pears the demand
continues active. Apples are easing OFF a little.
Waiermelons and Cantaloupes fine steady Gus.
| tom. Grapes are bountifuly represented, and
buyers about name prices. Figs are OUT of ia
yor. Berries sell about as promptly as ever.
| Some very line Blackberries are now seen in
market. Wine Grapes. sl0@l2 z ton for com
mon and sl3@16 for Ziniandel; Watermelons
S6@l2 p hundred Cantaloupes, 50c@sl IS >
2 crate; Crab Apples. 6o@I5c = box Grapes,
Rose of Peru, S0@40c Spr Black Hamburg and
So95oc FOR Muscats; 2oa ae5oc for Tokay; Apples,