Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

FLOUR-Quiet movement with prices eaty
Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 25@4 so
WHEAT = The holiday of yesterday has
neither improved business nor helped prices
The market generally has soft tone and the in
dications are that bottom has not been quite
reached though no marked decline is either
probable or expected. No. l shipping qualities
are quotabIe at 81 26k@1 271z . ctl.
BARLEY-The same monotonous feeling pre-
walls that has existed for q long time. The de-
mand for feed purposes is SO limited that the
market appears almost motionless. Brewing
descriptions are more active and business in
this line gives some animation to the situation
There is not much doing in Chevalier, though
buyers can be found for a standard article
We quote: Old No. Feed 6712@70c; common
grades, 65c: Brewing, S0@e0c for fair to good
and 95@9T1ac for choice; Chevalier, 81 4213C@l 45
for standard, and 81 2501 35 for common grades
OATS-The inquiry is fairly active, ut there
Is no pressing urgency noted in the movements
of buyers. really choice article is not readily
obtainable, though stocks are liberal, but they
are mainly of low grades. For the better class
of product full figures are more easily obtaina
Bile than lower quotations for less desirable
goods. We quote: Surprise. 81 2:@l 271a; mill
ing, 81 221aG1 1854; choice feed, 81 1715; No l.
81 10t9l IN; lower grades, 81 65@1 071a; Gray,
81 0215G1 05; new White, 9712c9S1 071a; new
Black, 90c@s1 q cti.
CORN-Very little trade is being done in this
article. There is no large array of stocks. but
the demand is quite limited. Common White
has sold at the inside figure, while it must be
sOHetIllB CHOlCe W DTIUR UnG 0lRner quotation
Yellow receives the greater attention. but there
is not movement enough to give the market any
appearance of activity. We quote as follows ::
Red, l 2214@1 25; Large Yellow, 81 256l 30 /;
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s2S 50G2s p
ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2s 5o@29
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotablea at s3O p ton
sEEDs-Some inquiry for Mustard, with mod
crate transactions. Other kinds remain quiet
We quote as follows: Mustard. Brown, s2G3; Yel-
low, 81 75@2 p ctl Canary. 334G4c; Hemp, Sc;
Rape, new, Sc asked: Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, @
C = 10: Flax, S2a2 25 Q ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Values undisturbed. Quotable
at SIC 50@l7 50 q ton.
HAY-Receipts of late have been unusually
heavy. causing general softening of values. We
quote; Clover, s769 90; Wheat, ordinary grades,
s7S9; choice, s1l@12; Wheat and Oat, s7taI1;
Wild oat s5@1O; Barley, s6@S 60; Alfalfa, s6@
8 so p ton.
STRAW Quotable at 4o@5Oc p bale
HOPS-Market nominal. European advices
are not considered encouraging for sellers.
Dealers report 10@121ac q h as the range.
though admitting there is no demand ana it
would be difficult to find buyers.
BRAN-Quotable at Sl3 5OGsl4 q ton for the
better grades, and Sl3 for other quality.
RYE-Is steady in price, though trade is slow.
Duh at 9712c@Sl . ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 p
PoTAToEs-Receipts are large and prices are
easy. We quote: Early Rose 40G55c; River
Reds, 40955c: Peerless, 50GS0c; Burbanks, 50c@
81; Sweet, 75@sl 2 ctl
oNIONS-S0me little advance in price is
noted. Quotable at 45@5Oc z ctl, with upward
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 Is; Miles,
81 75@1 so; Blackeye, 81 50 9l 80 . ctl.
BEANS-A softer feeling exists in values, as
s2@2 25; Butter, 81 1912; Pink, s2@2 -; Red,
S2@2 so; Lima, So bid for new; Pea, s. 6591 S5;
Small ~hite. 81 75@I IS p ctl
VEGETABLES Prices are generally assuming
stronger tone all round, because receipts are
smaller in volume, and will become less as the
winter season approaches. We quote: Green
okra, soc 2 box: Green Corn, 50c@sl so 2 box or
crate, as to size; Cucumbers, 40950c p box; /;
Summer Squash, 5O@60c q box; Egg Plant
50d75c p box; String Beans 11zG2c D b; Lima
Beans, 4@5c b Tomatoes, 0@25c q box for
IS 2 ton Turnips, 7o@75c 2 ctl; Beets, 10000
q sack; Carrots, feed, 20@2oc; Parsnips, 81
p ctl; Cabbage, 60G65c p ctl Garlic, 41s05c =
b: Caulihower, 50c@sl ? dozen; Dry PEPPERS
697c 2 b: Dry Okra, 51l0c o b: Green Pep
Bell Bell '' ~ -
FRUIT-The market continues to be well furss
nisned with the several descriptions now in sea
son, while prices still shape in favor of buyers
We quote prices as follows: Ounces 25@5Oc
. box; japanese Plums, 75c @Sl . box; Zin-
fandei Wine Grapes, sn@lS . ton; Huckle-
Sweetwater, 25@40c for Rose of Peru. 25@50c
for Muscat, 25640c for Black Hamburg, and
30G60c for Tokay; 60@75c for Isabella, and
coarse for CorDichon; Nectarines, Red 81 p box;
Cantaloupes, SOC Gsl q crate watermelons,
s4a7 p iO0 Figs, 25935c for white and 500
SOC p box for black; Plums 1@2c p h:
Peaches, 2J975c p box, and 40@50c p pskt:
Raspberries, sl09l2 q chest: Strawberries, S3@6
p chest: Blackberries, Sid5 p chest Apples,
25@75c . box; Pears, 25G5oc 2 box; Bartlett
Pears, nominal: Mexican Lines. s7@S . box:
Lemons, Sicily, S7@S; California Lemons, COM
0on, ST. 50@2; choice, S2@5 p box; Bananas, 81 Is
az so . bunch: Pinespples, S3 50@4 50 y dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaches yet show frmness,
under good demand. There Is also fair inquiry
for Apricots, causing steady feeling in values,
Apples, Nectarines and Piums receive poor at
tention. No other kinds offering in any guam
tity. We quote as follows: Sun-dried Ap-
Piles, 4@41Sc p b for sliced and 31z94c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 7t6714c; Apricots,
S9l0c. for bleached: do. sun-dried, 5@7c;
do. eyaporated, l0Gllc p b; Blackberries,
| lo@i21zc; Figs, 4@5c for pressed. 2@sc for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, l4t@l6c for layers and
| 7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 5@6c;
| bleached do, e@l0c; Peaches, 1S9l4c for peeled
| and l09l2c for unpeeled bleached; do cvap-
Grated. peeled, 173z@2oc p II; Pears Sc for
! whole and 56s51zc Tor sliced, machine dried, "a
SC; Plums, i@5c Tor pitted and 11z@25Sc for un-
pitted; German Prunes, in sacks, S44c; French
| Prunes, 4@6%c in sacks, and 617c p b in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers. 81 5oGD2 y box
with Se to 75c advance for fractions; common
| 65c6sl = box.
| HONEY-The market iucjiues less in favor Of
|
| larger proportions than was expected earlier in
the season. We quote: White Comb, l09lSc
| Amber, 7G9c; white LIQUID, extracted, 6@s14c
Amber. nnlored and candied. 41Sdse = h.
| BUTTER-There is scarcity of fancy stock
but OF everything else there is more than enough
to meet all trade requirements. We quote as iol
lows: Fancy, S215G35c; good to choice, 25@S0c
| fair, 19@22c; store lots. 11@l2c; picked
roll, old, 169lSc: new. 2092.c; frkin, Old
| i4@l5c. new, 179lsc: Eastern creamery
| 17s6I9c; other kinds 1091Sc q m.
| CHEESE-I liberal offerines give weak tone tS
| prices Domestic and imported brands are
| each well represented. There is much defec
| tive quality on the market. which must be sold
| at buyers prices If holders want to realize. We
! quote prices as follows: Good 10 choice new
9Gl0c; common grades, 6dSc; Eastern, ordi
nary to fine. SIHi3c > n.
| EGGS-Raneh parcels are in light receipt
! and competition to buy causes occasional sales
above qcotstions, Choice Eastern stock is bring
ing advanced prices. Inferior offerings are neg
| lected. We quote prices as follows: California
ranch. S0s0321Sc store lots. l6G24c: Eastern. l56
lie for the ordinary run and 2o@22hc 2 dozen
! for choice.
P0ULTRY-There are no heavy shipments OF
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