Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-26
SAN FRANCISCO MAKKEr.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 25lh.
FLOUR-Business is of moderate volume.
There has been no appreciation of values,
though q slightly trmer feeling prevails. Net
cash price for Family Extras, 81 2564 80 p bbl;
Bakers Extras. 81; Superfne. So 75@3 TO-
WHEAT - Movement is not what can be
termed active STILL there is fairly general in
quiry and transactions are daily negotiated, but,
alter all, sales do not foot up very large sggre
gate. If tonnage were more plentiful there
would likely be much more briskness in grain
circles Prices show steady tone, the tendency
being rather in favor OF sellers. Desirable
shipping qualities range from 81 2S14 to 81 so
z ctl. while 81 S2z will be paid for choice
parcel.
BARLEY-Bright feed either old or new. is
taken by millers at 721%c p otl. Ordinary grades
are slow of movement, with prices against sell
ers. Brewing Barley is in steady request for
home trade as well as for shipment, but only
stock of desirable character is wanted Cheva-
lier of standard grade Is anything but neglected,
there being custom ready for all offerings of this
class. We quote; Old, No. l Feed, 6715G70c;
choice, 721ac; common rades. CSC; Brewing, so
@9oc for fair to good and 95cdSl for choice;
Chevalier, 81 421S11 40 for standard, and 81 25@
! 30 for common grades
CRACKED COkN-Quotable at SIS 50G29 q
ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2s@2s
2 ton fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3id314c p 10.
OILCAKE MEALl-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-There is fair demand for Yellow Mus
tard, with good steadiness to values. Offerings
OF desirable Brown Mustard are not large. Flax
seed is coming forward with freedom We quote:
Mustard. Brown, 81 500 25; Yellow, 81 1902 p
ctl; Canary, 3A9l4c; Hemp, &c; Rape, new, SC
asked; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, -t9-c q b; Flax,
S2d2 25 p etl.
MIDDLINGs- Receipts are free, to-day's ar.
rivals m footing up 2,lOo bags. Quotable at SIG so
HAY-A fractional advance in choice Wheat
mas been established during the week, but,
We quote: clover. s7@9 so: Wheat, ordinary
grades, s729; choice. s1i@Dl2 so; Wheat and Oat,
$7Gll; Wild oat, SOLO; Barley, s5@S 90; Al
STRAW Quotsble at 4oa5Oc a bale.
HoPS-lt is useless for growers to send sup
plies forward, as there is no custom and relia-
bic quotations are out of the question just at
BRAN-Market well furnished with stock.
Quotable at stS 500H a ton for the better
grades and sls for other quality:
RYE = Situation not favorable for sellers
Quotahe at eOG395c p ctl
uCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 so p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SIC 50@17 50
POTATOES-Receipts are free. but trade Is
good and quick, so that the wharyes keep fairly
well cleaned up. Prices are steady We quote.
Early Rose 10dS9c; River Reds, 506165c: Peer
2 otl.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25@l so;
Niles. 81 So9l 65; Blackeye. 81 So9l 80 = ctl.
lower prices under fair offerings and Indifferent
demand. We quote: Bayos 81 rs: Butter. 81 IS
a.: Pink, u DOL IS; Red, S2a12 25: Lima S3@
-; Pea, 81 6561l 30; small u hite, 81 6;C0l 80
Pctl
YEGETABl Es-There are some poor Lima
Beans ON the market that arc offered
a. SOC = sack. Tomatoes are cleanig
are shade steadier, as receipts are
not so heavy. We quote: Green okra,
5o@6oc p box; Green Corn. 5Oe@sl 50 q box
or crate, as to size; Cucumbers, s0@5Oc a box:
summer Squash, 5oG65c . box: Egg Plant.
5oa75c . box; String Beans, 115a2c d b: Lima
Beans. 1G21Sc q sack; Tomatoes 2ea3 c
q box for bay; Marrowfat Squash, s4@5 .
ton; Turnips, 70G,75c p ctl; Beets. 50&
6oc ? sack; Carrots. feed, 9a@25c; Parsnips, 81
2 ctl; Cabbage, 60G65c p ctl; Garlic, 5JSa6c p
b: Csuliflower, 50cas1 = dozen; Dry Peppers.
6@7e y D.: Dry okra. 5S9l0c p d: Green Pep.
Bell ~.
FRUIT Shipments of Grapes ara lighter, and
q small advaree in price is obtainsble on fresh
eonsignments. Peaches are mostly of poor
quality receiving little or no attention Berries
were late his morning. PluGs are about out
Tor che season., Figs drag, though offerings are
not arse apples are in libe al supply, in spite
Of the fact that over 1900 boxes went to the |
AuslTs,ian Colonies on Saturday per steamer