Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-24
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2S


FLOUR-Is higher. We quote: Net cash price
for Family Extras, 81 1904 90 y bbl Bakers
Extras, 81 30, city; Superfne. go 95 to SO 10.
WHEAT-lhe morning session of the Produce
Exchange was an active snd exciting one.
Wheat was wanted, and buyers scanned offer
ings less critically. Offerings that were of good
quality found prompt custom at 81 5213, while
there was no haggling over the payment OF 81 55
q ctl for standard product. The market was
fully &c p ctl better than yesterday. The in
creased buoyancy of the situation is attributable
TO higher rates at Liverpool, where cargoes Just
shipped were quoted early in the day at 40s,
with cd advance later.
BARLEY-Does not improve, either in the ex-
tent Of trade or in the price OF the article. Of
ferings of Feed are rather large and it is a mat
ter of surprise that values are not forced under
the present low level We quote as follows.
No. l Feed, 7712GS0c; common grades, 75c
Brewing, S5@95c for fair to choice: Standard
Chevalier, S5@95c TOR common and 81 25C61 321$
p ctl for good to choice.
OATS-Nothing of special encouragement to
sellers developed to-day. We quote: Surprise,
81 40 milling, 81 30@l S21% choice feed, ST 25@
271sS; No. /, 81 2O@1 22115S lower grades, 81 I2IS
81 10a1 Is p ctl.; rev Black, sl91 TO-
CORN-Dealers find it difficult to effect sales,
even though asking prices be low. We quote:
Yellow, 81 221S91 %; White, 81 35@1 As p ctl.
CRACKED COkN-Quotable at S29@30 p ton
CORNMEAI-Millers quote Feed at S29GSO y
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21a@2Nc y ID.
SEEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, $50
8 So; Yellow, 81 rs q ctl; Canary, 314@41&c !;
AH5P ssc sc RSpe p l@s2e e q TlResn{ g q ny, &C.
MIDDLINGS-O.d prices prevail. Quotable
at 81 50(01S so q ton.
HAY.Receipts are free. We quote: Wheat,
sl0913; Barley, 81 5O@11; Barley and Oat,
STRAW-Quotable at S5@50c p bale
HOPS-Buyers are willing to contract for new
crop at 10@12c p h.
BRANEQuotable at SIS 5O@l6 so for the best,
and s15@15 so q ton for lower grades and out
RYE-Quotable at 81 7501 so p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Receipt of 200 bags to-day,
being sold prior to arrival and coming to order.
Quotable at 81 75@l 50 . ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at slS@19 p
| ton.
PoTAToES-Sweets are still on the decline
We quote various kinds as follows Peerless,
35@5Uc; Burbank Seedlings, 50c@S1; Garnet
Chile, 40@5oc; Early Rose, 39@5Oc u ctl; Sweet,
/ 7cet@s1 p etl.
! OSIOSS-Quotable at 35Cn45c ctl.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 75@2;
| Niles, 81 1902; Green, 81 so p ctl.
| BEANS-Market much neglected, Bayos, 81 80
to 81 rs: Butter, s3@S SO; Pink, 81 75n2; Red,
81 IS; Lima, SO 5093 rs; Pea. 81 25@2 rs; Small
| White So 25CG2 70 y ctl
VEGETABLE LES-No sale ior Tomatoes, and
much stock has TO be dumped. Commission
men have sent word to growers to stop shipping
! for the present. We quote as follows: Green
Corn, 75c . sack and si@1 so . box
String Beans. S@4c p b; Lima Beans, SG4c
|
rowfat Squash, s100l2 p ton; Tomatoes. l0a25c
| y box; Egg Plant, 35@50c p box; Green Peppers,
S5d50c D box; Green Okra, bo@75c per box; Gu
cumDers. 15e35c "a box /; small do, for pick
81 y ctl; Beets, 6S975c y sack; Carrots. feed,
| 30@50c; Parsnips, 81 so p ctl !; Cabbage, 5O@
! 6Oc q ctl; Garlic. 16@1c p b; Caulifower, 5000
! 81 q dozen: DRY Peppers. case "a D..
! FRUlT-Wharf prices for Peaches were much
| lower this morning Grapes are also shade
| easier. Berries show no change. Pears are
| coming in freely. Ounces have put in ap-
pearsnce. Vine Grapes are selling at ss@-2 p
| ton for common and Sl6@1S for Zinfandei
| We quote prices as follows: Watermelons,
| s69l2 2 hundred Cantaloupes, 5Oc@sl so q
| . crate; Crab Apples, 6O@75c q box Grapes,
30G40c p box for Sweetwater, and 10000 for
| Rose of Peru. 35@50c for Black Hamburg, and
5le@sl 25 . boz. and 2Sa5Oc . basket Pears,
25@s0c 2 box for common, and 114a214c p
| h for Bartlett: Strawberries, 81 t0G5 . chest;
| Blsckberries. si@6 p chest; Huckleberries,
50a60c 2 box for black; Peaches, % q 35c
| q box, and 20 a Bic p basket; Nectarines, 500
| 9Oc 2 box; Mexican Lines, ss@9 2 box;
Lemons, Sicily. s5@5 50; Bananas. sl9S p
bunch; Pineapples. 81 so @ so q dozen
| Qulnces, 50@76c box.
| DRIED FRUITS-We quote prices as follows .
a4c for qnarteTed; pRSs,d Alden, 7@se; Hpfcots, I
! l0G1215o for bleached; do, sun-dried, 1880;
Blackberries, l2@l3c: Figs, 41ae for pressed,
iof LAY layers. @ and 7ssc for Kegs; Aectsrines, Nee %
| 1895; Peaches, 13@15c for peeled. and 7@ssc
for unpeeled; Pears. 4@5c for whole snd 50
| SIC for sliced machine-dTied, 7t@Sc; Piums,
Sc for pitted and 20 tor unpitted: Ger
| msn Prrnes 6ln7c; French Prunes. 697c a r.
| HONEY-We. quote White Comb, l1@1Sc
| Amber, 7@9c; Extracted, white liquid, 511@6c;
| Amber. colored and candIed, 4@454c . b.
| BUTTER-Receipts continue liberal. We
quote pr.ces as follows: Fancy, 3l@S2c; good
to choice, ,214@3Uc: fair 2@25e; store lots lS922c;
picked roll, 271z@90c; firkin, 23@271Se East
ern. 1ii5 2oc p b.
| CHEESE-Fairly quick trade. Good g
choice, u@l219; common grades. s@loc:
Eastern. ordinary TO fine. l0@15c "a ID.
| EGGS Easy tone to the market. We quote
| California ranch, S2@34c store lots, 24@30c
| for fair to good and lS922L for common: East
ern, I6@1sc 2 dozen for fair, and 20@22c q
| dozan for good to choice.
| POULTRY = Live Turkeys = 6obblers. 19G
zoe : %: Hens, 1Se: Roast RS, s5d5 30 for old
and so@600 for young: Hens, s6@6 so; ero'lerk
50 5o@350 Ducks s5G7 Geese. slG11 % T.rsir toI
| old and 81 5091 rs Fer young: Pigeons 81 7s4
, doz
GAME-Two or three sacks OF Wild Ducks ar
rived this morning in bad order, and were
dumped at once. The consignment included
Nallards Sprig and Teal. Vsnison, l,@laep u