Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-08-29
SAN FRANCIsCo MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 2sth

. bbl Bakers Extras, "a 20: superhne, " 70
as 10.
WHEAT-There seems to be good tone to the
market, though trade is somewhat slow and
limited. OF course, there is lair amount of
export busint IS in progress, but shippers are
apparently well supplied with stock to meet I'M
mediate requirements, as most of the sampllng
at present is being done by millers, who are
operating with fair freedom. For NO. stand
ard export grades the quotable range Is IL 2S54
al 50 p ctl.
FEED-Feed descriptions show very little ami
nation. The demand for such product is of
hand to-mouth character, and makes scarcely
any impression on stocks, as offerings are quite
liberal. For Brewing grades there is continued
good inquiry, old being wanted for local use.
while new is in request for shipment. Move
ment overland is reported to be steady and con-
tinuous. Chevalier is rather quiet, there being
occasional inquiry for lots that will come to the
No. l standard. Anything under this grade
is passed without notice. We quote ::
grades, CSC; new iced, 721%97zS54c; Brewing
SO@90c for fair to good and 95@971ac for
choice; Chevalier, 81 421a@1 40 for standard,
and 81 25@1 So for common grades,
OATS-Receipts still come forward from Ore
gon, some 5000 bags having arrived already
this week. The market is rather tame, while
prices are barely steady. Stocks however, are
fairly concentrated, being in strong hands, so
that no marked decline seems probable. We
quote as follows: Surprise, 81 2'@1 271a: mill
ing, 81 2211501 1885, choice feed, 81 III: No. l,
81 1O@1 l21a; lower grades, 81 65gl 0zz2; Gray,
Black, 9Oc@s1 p ctl.
CORN-Moderate sales reported. Offerings
are fair, though not excessive. We quote Large
Yellow, 81 271201 80; Small do, S1277a; White,
81 0501 10 q ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s2s 5Oa2s p
ton.
p ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, $3.50 p ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
sEEDS-Choice Mustard, both Brown and
lltyf
We quote Mustard, Brown, s2G3; Yellow,
81 1902 q ctl; Canary, 334941ac; Hemp, DC;
Rape, nominal; Timothy, 6G61ac; Alfalfa, @
&C p 10; Flax, SeG3 so 75a ctl
MIDDLiNGS-Quoablea at Sl7 509lS 2 ton.
HAY-The better qualities show steadiness,
but common grades drag. We quote
Clover, S7@9 30; Wheat, ordinary grades, nd9
choice, sll@l2; Wheat and Ost, SOIL; Wild
Oat S5@10; Barley, S69S 80; Alfalfa, S6@6 so p
ton.
STRAW Quotable at 4Oa5Oc q bale.
HOPS Shipments of new are said to have
been made to distant markets on consignment
Local custom might be found to a limited ex-
tent at 121ac r 10 for prime, but holders are not
inclined to sell on such terms. 1t is understood
tina: some growers are willing TO contract Tor
forward delivery at 15c 2 ID.
BRAN-Prices show firmness. Quotable at
sl4 509l5 y ton for the better grades, and Sl4
RYE-Is quite. Quotable at s1@1 O5 p ctI.
BUCKWHEAT-Very light trade. Quotable
GROUND DARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 q
ton.
POTATOES choice Sweet, in boxes,
sell above quoted figures. We quote: Early Rose,
35G50c; Peerless, 50G65c; Buroanks, 7Oc9S1 10;
Sweet, 75c@ 81 % q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 25; Niles,
81 75@1 so; Blackeye, 81 S09l 80 p ctl.
BEANS-Market slow. Receipts are not
satisfy existing demands. We quote: Bayos,
81 65@2 So; Butter, s202 . Pink, 81 SO(92 40;
Red, 81 1903; Lima, =; Pea 81 1892; Small
VEGETABLES-The market moves along
quietly, receipts being ample. Green Okra, soc
q box; Green Corn, 75cGSl so . box or
crate, as to size; Cucumbers, 2O@SOc q box /;
Summer Squash, 25@35ca box for bay; Egg Plant,
50@75c p box; String Beans, 11aG2c y ID; Lima
Beans, l12G2c . ID; Tomatoes, 20925c q box for
rlver and 2O925c for bay; Marrowfat Squash,
p sack; Carrots, feed, 20@25c: Parsnips, 81
q ctl; Cabbage, 60965c q ctl; Garlic, 3a4c q
b: Cauli1ower, 5Oc0sl ? dozen; Dry Peppers,
6@7c q b; Dry Okra, 5410c q ID: Green Pep
pers, 25@40c p box for Chile and 3O&45c for
Bell.
FRUIT-Old stocks of Grapes are cleaning up
at l0920c q box. Fresh consignments are bet
ter held The Watsonville train was behind
time this morning, so that early offerings of
Berries were light. Choice peaches are in de-
mand and at firm prices Little attention is given
TO Ounces, There is no surplus of strictly
choice Apples, though of medium and poor
qualities the offerings are liberal. Plums keep
low, not being in favor Red Nectarines any
way attractive are scarce. Trade for Wine
Grapes has not vet set in. Arrivals of Pears are
mostly of common quality. Recent receipts OF
Mexican Lines were in poor condition, more
than half of some boxes being thrown away.
We quote as follows; Ounces, 2595oc 2 box;
Japanese Plums, 40@75c q box; Zinfandel
Wine Grapes, SlS@l5 4 ton; Huckleberries, 7@Sc
p h; Grapes, 25G40c q box for Sweetwater
O929c ior Rose OF Peru, SoG5Oc for Muscat, 200
40c for Black Hamburg, and S5@60c for
TOEnV and b1GI76p fDr isabella.
Neetarines. Red, 75c@sl: Cantaloupes, 2OG5Oe
= crate; Watermelons, ,s3G6 2 100; Figs, 30950c
for white and 40@50c @ box for black; Plums,
1@l14c p n; Egg Plums, s5@l0 q ton; Peaches,
50cj@sl p box, and 50G65c p pskt; Raspberries,
S567 q chest; Strawberries, SS95 q chest:
Blackberries, Sis5 p chest; Apples, 25@75e o
Mexican Lines. 81 s0@5 so q box: Lemons,
Sicily, S7@S; California Lemons, s2@4 p box;
Bananas 81 25G2 so p bunch: Pineapples,
So 5OsG4 50 2 dozen.
in fair receipt. offerings of Peaches are slim,
being firmly held. Other varieties are expected
soon. We quote as foll)ws; Sun-dried
Apples, f@i1Sc 2 10 for sliced and 31z6D41zc for
qiartered; Apples, evaporated. 506c; Apricots,
fe191Sc for bleached: do, sln-dried 5617c; Black
berries, 109l21c; Figs lose for pressed, 2G3c for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, l49l6c for layers and
7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4@5c;
bleached do, s(9l0c; Peaches &c TO l2c for peeled
and 7@9c for uupeeled; Pears, SC for whole and
5G512c for sliced, machine dried, 7@Se; Plums,
O1SON iOl PittSO ahu l/2y@IoC uupltttdt HSI-
man Prunes, in sacks 3G4c; French Prunes,
4@15e in sacks, and 567c q ID in boxes
| Grapes, 2GSc = b; Raisins, London Layers
81 SOAP p box. with 25e to 75c advance for
| fractions: common. 65c@Sl q box.
H0NEY-Is arriving with freedom, but move.
ment is slow, although it is known the yield
| is light. We quote prices as follows: White
Comb, 11@l3c; AMBER, 7a10e; Extracted
white liquid, 667c: Amber. colored and can
| died. 415G5515c q b.
CHEESE-Liberal receipts of both domestic
and imported give easy tone to values We
| quote as follows Good TO choice new
l0Glle: common grades, S99c; Eastern, or
| dinary to fine SGi54 y ID.
| EGGS-Slow market. We quote: Californis
ranch, 2712sc: store lots, l5922c; Eastern, /;
| Sl7c y dozen.
| POULTRY-For ull-grown stock in fine condi
| ton there is ready sale at top figures, but poo
\ offerings are dull and weak. We quote; Liy,
Turkeys-9obblers, 19a2Oc; Hens. 1S9l9c; Roost
! ers IS 504 for old, S550G6 so tor young, and s
64 50 for Pryers; Broilers, small, 81 50@S. do
large, s. 25@S5U Hens, s5@6 so; Ducks, s4G6 50 !
dozen: Geese, sl91 % for old and 81 75e
2 . pair for Goslings; Pigeons. 81 = dozei
GAME-Hare are trifle cheaper. No othe
changes. We quote: Yenison, l0@l3c . Z