Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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FLOUR-Prices steady with advancing ten
dency. We quote Net cash price for Cali
tornia Extras, 81 2OG4 40 p bbl SuperhEe, g 10
as a.
WHEAT-There is nothing of exciting char
acter to the situation. Fair demand prevails
for shipment, but there Is no LIBERAL array of Of
ferings, as holders consider that matters are
shaping more in their favor aud are cOnSe-
quentiy indisposed to sell at the moment Ask
ing prices in several instances in advance o,
the views of buyers, and this circumstance also
tends to restrict trade Wheat that's wen up to
standard graie brings 81 4213 q ctl, but this is
about all that eXporters will pay. 1t is Il notable
fact that much Wheat now being shipped is 60
ing to France For the first six days OF the pres
ent month four vessels have cleared with large
Wheat cargOes their destination being Hayre
direct.
BARLEY-Market generally quiet. Receipts
are liberal, while trade is not of equal propor-
tions. AS a consequence, business continues of
dragging nature. Feed quality is i'll rather ex-
cessive supply, and there is no firmness to
values. Brewing Barley shows fair s seadiuess
though the volume of trade is far from exten-
sive- Nothing III progress in new Chevalier
Holders will have 10 wait the expected demand
from outside sources. Some good old Chevalier
Is to be seen in small quantity, but it receives
no attention. We quote as follows: No. Feed
771a@S0c common grades Zoe Brewing
S5@slc for fair TO choice; Chevalier, 81 25
to 81 80 p ctl.
OATS-Dealers are anxious to realize, but il is
useless 10 attempt TO force sales. The market is
largely in favor ot buyers, and further cfowding
reduction
OF present comparatively low figures. We
quote as follows: New Black, 81 l21%d Is ;
new White. 81 20@l 25 2 cti. Old are quot
able as follows. olS Surprise, 81 i714@I 50:
al 30: No. l, al 2214di p; lower grades, 81 is
al 20: Gray. 81 171z@l 20 ctl.
CORN-The market remains inactive. Sam
pies receive no attention and the situation is
becoming tedious. We quote: small Yel-
low, 81 25'0l 2715 large Yellow, 81 2715l1I 30
White 81 35@l As q ctl
CRACKED C0RN-Quotable at S29@30 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S29@3O 2
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large aud small
packages, 211@2zc p b
SEEDS-Mustard is in good supply, but hold
ers are firm in asking prices and trade amounts
TO little in consequence, as buyers are timid of
loading up TO any extent. We quote
prices as follows Mustard, Brown, s39
SO, Yellow, 81 1902 = ctl Canary 3159
41zc; Hemp. S1Sea4c; Rape, 11ta24e; Timothy.
Sc Alfalfs, 71Sasc ? %: Flax. ~ 25S2 IS 4 ctl
MInDi INGS-Quotable at slS6l9 q ton.
HAY-The several kinds are well repre-
sented. We quote as follows: Wheat
80 5ea14; Wheat and Oat. sl0@l3: Wild Oat,
80 5OmI2 so; Barley, 81 50d11: Barley ana Oat
SrRAw-Q -Quolabie al 35G5Oc q bale,
H0PS-buyers are sampling offers, which
gives holders announcement, though no bust
ness has positively resulted. New crop will be
coming forward soon. Old are ouotable at 10
&c y ID.
BYE-ouotable at 81 50 ? cti, moderate sales
BRaNFQnotable at sl6@17 for the best. and
SIS 50G16 y ton for lower grades and outside
brands.
UCKwHEAT-Quotable at 81 75 ? ctl.
POTAT0ES-Suppiies are not laige but
there are snfiifient to meet all demands
We quote as follows: Peerless, 40@5oc !;
soc Early Rose, 35@50c > cil; Sweet, I@3c > b.
GROUND charlottesville at sls@l9 p
oNIoNS-Prices easier under free receipts.
nr.rf fay.f. at Sffn a 1rl
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote: Blackeye 81 75G2;
Niles. 81 75@2: Green, 81 60 2 ctl.
BsANS-Quiet B market. with prices shaping in
favor of buyers. Limas alone show any firmness
We quote: Bayos, 81 9od2: Butter SO 250
65 Pink, 50 y 10; Red 81 75d2: I.imss
s. SOS 75; Pea SO 25G3 40 Small White,
Observation-Disclosures are selling to bet
ter advantage. Tomatoes are in large supply,
with prices in favor of buyers Squash il less
plentiful and Il shade firmer. Choice Corn
cess OF market wants. We quote as follows;
Green Corn, 50115c ? sack and 75cnsl q
2 box; String Beans, i14@2e n; Lima Beans, &c
p D.: summer Squash. 50@75c per box: Mar
rowtat Squash. $40 u 2 ton: Tomatoes, 2Od4 c
box: Egg Plant 25en50c = box; Green Peppers
35d50c 2 box; Green Okra. 50esGs1 per box Gu
cumDers, s. 15c : box for bay Turnips, 75c(G
81 ctl; Beets, 65d75c y sack Carrots feed.
3D@50c; Parsnips. 81 so a. > etl Cabbage GOO
Z &c ? @ stl Garlic. 1S9l16c = n canlIiower. 500
FRUIr-Apricots are no longe- auotable. the
receipts being small and of poor quality. Ar
rivals of Peaches continue liberal and low
prices are necessity To clean up stock at the
wharves. Liberal amounts of poor Bartlett
Pears are being received. for which custom is
very slow. Parcels that are desirable do not
wait long for buser- Increased arrivals of
Grspes Cause values TO shape more i favor of
CONSUMERS. Watermel0ns aud Cantaloupes
move of freely, owing TO warm weather Mex
ican Lines are firm at an advance, being under
good contEol Berries meet with the usual Gus
tom, though quotations are rather wide in con-
sequence o. the diff renee in the quality of
otIeFlngs We quote lobbing lots: WatermeIons.
Sstli2 2 hundred Cantaloupes. 81 25taI = =
crate: Crab Apples. 35d50e ? box: Grares
p 4oc ? box for Sweetwater, and 35@50c Tor