Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-07
SAN FRANCISCO market.

extra light, lS1Sc; extra light homeless, 141&c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 9th.
FLoUR-We quote: Net cash price for Family
Extras. 81 25@4 so . Dbl; Bakers Extras, s. 20;
Superfne, e. 1908 10.
WHEAT-There is good tone to the market,
but movement is not particularly active, largely
because holders are not inclined to sell with
freedom. Product that is up to standard re-
quirements can find prompt custom at 81 So,
while 81 361z 2 ctl will be paid for anything OF
BaRLEY-Dull and weak is the universal re-
port of dealers. Feed drags badly, there being
but small legitimate demand while the in quiry
for speculative purposes is not as general it
was a short time ago. Brewing is to some ex-
tent neglected, though moderate quantities. can
be placed within quotations. Nothing what
ever is doing In Cheyalier. There may be some
orders on the market, but they certainly are
not pressing or there would be some evidence
OF the fact IN the shape of inquiry. For lots up
to the IT quired weight, custom could probably
be found within the range of quotations given,
but the asking of anything higher would stop
negotiations as the situation now stands. We
quote prices as follows: Old No. l Feed,
671ac; common grades. Csc; new feed,
72l3@7s34c Brewing, S71a@90c for fair and
9215G95c for good to choice; Chevalier, 81 42156
40 for standard, and 81 25Gl So for common
| grades.
OATS-There is fairly lively trading in this
article and the market looks encouraging for
sellers. Unless the demand be checked by
some sudden advance of asking rates. the prob
abilities are in favor of active movement for
some time to come. Surprise, 81 . al 271&:
milling, 81 221ado1 rs; choice feed, 81 20; No. /,
81 1591 III; lower grades 81 071za1 121&; Gray,
971ac@s1 O211a p ctl.
CORN-Hold are quite tenacious, as stocks
are light. We quote prices as follows: Large
yellow, SOL 40; Small do, 81 4o@1 421a;
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at sS1G82 p ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S3lQS2 p
| ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILCAkE MEAL-ouotable at $50 p ton.
M1DDLINGS-Steady. Quotable at SIS 50@19
q ton.
sEEDs-Light sales of Mustard, both white
and brown. are reported. No other business
Mustard, Brown, 81 SOFAS; Yellow, 81 75@1 80 p
ctl; Canary, S54941ac; Hemp, 4c; Rape, nominsl,
timothy II 5000; Alfalfa, Go . b; Flax;
HAY-Receipts are more than ample for pres
ent trade. We quote as follows: Glover, S6@10;
| New Wheat, ordinary grades, S7oS choice,
@10; barley, s5@S; Alfalfa, seas so p ton.
STRAW. Quotable at 40g6Oc q bale.
HOPS-Nominal.
BRAN-Gustom is good. Quotable at SIS 500
l6 p ton for the better grades and SIS for other
! quality.
RYE-Has declined Quotable at 81 o71S =
| ctl. thsr being fair offerings.
BOCKWHEAr-Is not in quick demand.
| Quotable at 81 5091 70 q ctl
| VEGETABLES-Trade runs along tquietly
without any marked change in values. Stocks,
| generally, are ample for all consumptive de
| mands. Green Okra, 50a75c q box; Green
Corn, 50c@Sl 80 q box or crate as to size; Cucum-
6ers, i5@25e box Summer ne Squash, i5@25c
| box; String Beans, 11a92c p ID; Lima Beans, 30
SIC q b; Tomatoes, S0G4Oc = box for river aud
S0950c for bay; Marrowfat Squash, s5@6
| 2 ton; Turnips, 50@60c p ctl; Beets,
6O@6Oc . sack; Carrots, feed, 25@40c;
Parsnips, s1@1 25 p ctl; Cabbage, 65@l75c q ctl
Garlic, 13aG2c q ID; Cauliiower, 50cgSl 2
| dozen; Dry Peppers, SAFE 2 ID: Dry Okra.
! Chile and 500 COO for Bell.
| FRUIT-Buyers have the situation largely in
their favor, as receipts OF most descriptions are
quite heavy. Apricots are about out for the sea-
son. Apples are in large receipt, mostly of COM
| mon quality. Bartlett Pears are in demand, but
| other varieties do not meet much favor. Plums
| ance of all varieties, while prices are very
| irregular. Nectarines move slowly. Forum
ately receipts are light. Figs also drag. Canta-
| loupes and Waterme!ons are offering quite
cheaply. We quote: Crabapples, 2594Gc p
| box; Grapes 25&35c q box for Sweetwater,
| S0@50c for Rose of Peru, S0G60c for MuscGt,
25940c for Black Hamburg and 50@75e for
Tokay; Nectarines S094Oc 2 box for white;
| Cantaloupes, 5OG75c 2 crate; Watermelons,
s3G5 = 100; Figs, 2594Gc for white and
| 3095Oc 2 box for black; Plums. H@119c p IL;
German Prunes, none offering; Washington
Plums, S109l2 q ton: Egg Pluns. SlO915 q ton;
| ApTicots, Royal, SlO120 = 70 to Gamers,
Peaches, 25950c = box, and 35G45c q Dskt:
Raspberries. S4G6 = chest; Strawberries, Long
worth, s495 q chest; other varieties, 81 1902
| q chest; Blackberries, SiG5 p chest;
| Apples, 25@75e p box; Pears, 20F SOC q box;
S5G6 p box; Lemons, Sicily, S7@S; California
Lemons, 81 5093 so q box; Bananas, 81 25@2 so
q bunch: Pineapples, So 50@4 80 2 dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Sew Apricots do not find
ready sale, buyers holding back apparently in
hope of securing lower prices than now asked
We quote jObbing lots as follows: Sun-dried
Apples, 4941@e. p ID for sliced and 31294c for
CHARTERED; Apples, evaporated, 5@6c; Apricots
7td9Izc for bleaehed; do sun-dried 5te,7c; Black
berries, 101l25Sc; Figs 4@H5c for pressed Pose for
impressed Smyrna Figs, 149l6c for layers and
T@Sc for kegs; &ectarines, sun-dried, 465c;
bleached do, 6C@lOc; Peaches, SAGE for peeled
and 7G6c for uupeeled; Pears Sc for whole and
5651%c for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc; Plums
5G6c Tor pitted and 11at9219c for unpitted; ter
4G61<e in sacks. and case . ID in boxes
Grapes, 293c 9 10; Raisins, London Layers,
81 5OtG2 2 box. with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions: common, 75c1S1 q box.
HONEY-Arrivals are more free, but prices do
not weaken, as holders seem confident that trade
VIII be found in due season for all arrivals. We
quote: White Comb IlG13c; Amber 7G10c;
Extracted, white liquid, sac: Amber. colored
and candied. 41SG515c p b.
BUTTER-Fancy grades are not in large sup
ply and sellers obtain full figures for this class
of product. There is much fresh Butter in the
market that is under choice, but it meets with
fair custom. Very light receipts are coming
from the lower coast. Contributions are liberal
from the north and from bay counties. Hel
Norte and Humboldt are furnishing d large pro-
portion Of the fresh Butter and much OF the best
on the market. Packed Butter is in heavy stock
slow sale. Fancy, 22@23c; good to choice
l9G2lc; fair l51l6c; store lots. Halle: picked
| roll, old, 10000: new, 19@2lc: irkin, old,
15tG16c; new, 19G20c: Eastern creamery
It9l9c: other kinds, I0914c q n.
CHEESE-Prices firm for the better class of
domestic trade. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Good to choice new, liallEc; com
mon grades, 99l0c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
| 961i5c p IT,
| EiGS-The market is in peculiar shape.
Stocks of what axe called fair TO good are in e6-
| cess of the demand, and prices show weakness.
For Eastern Eggs the situation is somewhat
mixed owing to heavy imports, competition
| amorg sellers and differences in the quality of
| stock offered. Some dealers report Ice as an
extreme figure for Eastern product " lie othe rs
claim to be selling at 2OG2ic, so that exact
| guiding quotations are hardly possible, and
| approximate figures will have to be given
| California rancn. 2SaS0c; store lots. 20a25c
| Eastern. i6al9c; Farallone. 22G22ISc a dozen
POULTRY-The demand is rot quick, while
| receipts have been fair both from domestic ard
| outside urces, causing the market TO
shape against sellers. We quote jobbIng
lots as follows: Live Turkeys-Sobbiers, IS
@lSe; Hens. l4@6lc: BOOSTERS, S. 50a6 for
old and 81 50a6 tor young, and S4a4 80
| for Fryers; Broilers, small, 81 50G3. do, large
So 25QS3 50. Hens, sac: Ducks, IS 5065 per
dozen; Geese, Sl@1 D for old and 81 ESQ
4
for old and 81 50dt2 for young.
GAME-Venison, 9C@I2c . 10; Hare, 81 SOC
| as; Rabbits, 81 25Gl 50 e dozen; Doves, 75c p
dozen.
PROVISIONS Stocks are ample tor all pres
ent needs Trade is OF quiet character, while
prices remain fairly steady, with the exception
OF an easier feeling in Hams Improved bust.
ness is expected in the near future. We quote
as follows: Eastern Hams, i54Gl5c; Csl-
ifornia refrigerator cured Hams, l4dl415c; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, I3lzt9l4c; California ba-
con, heavy and medium, 10@l015c; Go light
medium, l0H@llc; do light, 12Gl259c: do extra
light, l31Sgi4c; do. clear sides, 10ISG4llc = 10
Pork, extra prime, Sl7C117 so; do prime mess SIS
@ls: do, mess, s20ta21; do clear s22a23 so, 90
extra clear, s2S 5Qs24 so 2 Dbl; Pigs Feet, SO
@l2 so 2 Dbl; Beef, mess. bbls IS 5069: do
hf bols. 81 50G4 IS; do. extra mess, bbis, s1Oa
10 50; do, hf bbls S. 5O;e5 rs; do family SO 51@
- , Dbl; do, smoked, 1l@ilsc p h: Eastern
Lard, tierces, 9a9lIc; do, pals, 101a9llc: Cali
ifornia Lard, tierces, 91[9I0c: do, hf bbls 10
@105c; do, i0fb tins. &c; do 5-tb tins l0c; do,
io-ib pals, lie; do ID pals, 1i1sc; do. Sb
pals il5zc p 70.
W00I-The situation remains quiet hut il is
believed to be merely temporary, AMI dealers
look for better times before long. We quote:
San Joaquin, ..l2lSc
southern