Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO July 9th
FLOUR-Priees firm, with active trade. We
quote as follows: Net cash price for Family
Extras, si(n4 25 p Dbl: Bakers Extras. 81 10
al 20: Superine, 81 1903 10.
WHEAT-The situation continues to shape ia
vorably for sellers. Although it is claimed that
export business cannot be done at present prices
with profit, still 1t is fact that good demand
prevails, and buyers are found for all offerings
up to standard at 81 s., while better article
will bring 81 $50 . ctl. The prevalent feeling
is one of buoyancy.
BARLEY-Although trade is not extensive OF
rapid, there is fair tone to the market Holders
OF feed will make no concessions to secure GUS
tom, and buyers have to pay asking prices for
good feed or purchase an inferior article. There
is considerable weevily barley on the market
which IN many cases is taken in preference be-
cause of being cheaper. Brewing descriptions
are in fairly good request and a moderate vol
ume of itrade is footed up daily. Chevalier is
being looked after and more or less export bus.
mess twould be likely under way if samples
came up to the required weight for the English
market We quote as follows: Old No. l Feed
6l19G10e; common grades, csc; Brewing
S5@95c; for fair and 92ISc to 971Sc for good tc
choice; new feed 7614@77lIc q ctl.
OATS-The period of depression has passed
and better times seem to be in prospect. No very
ma ked advance in values is expected
but it is believed that current figures
will be well maintained, while bust
ness Will increase as the season moves along
We quote as follows. Surprise, 81 25@1 50; mill
ing, 81 1714@l z21a; choice feed, ST Is; No. /
81 l0@1 1215; lower grades, 81 O5t0l OH; Gray
81 O2l9; Of grades, sl@1 021a q ctl.
CORN-Scarcity OF supplies of late has given
the market very strong tone. For some time
there has been no offering of small Yellow, and
the holder of the only lot recently shown OIL
Change asks s. so, though unable to find
buyer. Sales of large Yellow were made this
week at 81 40. The parcel was fine in every
respect, but it is doubtful if duplicate lo
would bring 81 3715, as about 81 50 is the bid
ding figure. For good dry Red Corn 81 S215 wa.
the best offer 10 day.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at sS1@S2 q ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S31(G32 Z
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3aS14e p 10.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
sEEDs-1nactiye. Weauote as follows: Mus
tard, Brown. 81 25@3; Yellow, 81 75@1 90 q ctl
Canary, S4941ac; Hemp, &c; Rape, nominal
Timothy. 6G613c; Alfalfa, &C q b; Flax
MIDDLINGS-Ar higher. Quotable at s1s@
10 y ton.
HAY-Receipts have been quite free of late, SC
that the market at the moment is rather heavily
stocked, giving values much easier tone. partic
uTlarly for medium and poor qualities
We quote as follows: Glover, s6alO
New Wheat, ordinary grades, HeS
choice sl0@l2; Wheat and Dat, soil; Dat, s.
@S10; Barley, S5@S; Alfalfa, SOFAS so p ton.
STRAW Quotable at 40G60c q ton.
HOPS-For new crop buyers are said to be
willing to contract on basis of l5c, but grower:
want l69lSc q ID. No old stock worth quoting
BRAN-Prices were further advanced to-day
Quotable at sl59l5 so p ton for the better
grades, and Sl4 so for other quality.
RGE-Business at standstill. Receipts to-
day were large, footing up l,526 sacks. Quotable
at 81 121adl Is p ctl.
Observation-Disclosures.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S16@17 .
ton.
POTATOES-Choice Burbanks are in demand
at null figures. Trade is good as rule. and re-
ceipts find custom enough to prevent &C.
emulation. We quote: Early Rose, 60cGS1 25
Peerless, 75G90c; Garnet Chile, Is assoc; Bur.
banks. 70cGsl s. 2 ctl; Sweet, Pope p b.
oNlONS-Quotablea at 40G65c q ctl fer Silver
skins.
DRIED PEAS-Green 81 rs p ctl.
BEANS-Market quiet. Small White aud Pea
are offering somewhat freely, so that values are
81 5Oa2 rs; Pink, 81 2O@2 40; Red, 81 1908;
Lima. Sc; Pea, S2G2 20; Small White. $40
2 20 ? ctl.
VEGETABLES Peas are about out,
market gardens. Shipments of vacaville Corn
have stopped, as prices do not pay.
We quote prices: Green 0kra. Sl61 % p box;
Green Corn. 20G221ac q doz for bay; Cucum-
p box for bay; Egg Plant, 75c9Sl 25 2
box; String Beans, 115a2c q h; Green Peas,
21a9Sc q 10; Tomatoes, 10G25c p box for
Yacaville and 45d5Oc for river; Marrowfat
Beets, 50@60c p sack; Carrots, feed. SO@5Oc;
Parsnips, sl91 25 . ctl; Cabbage, 65cQT5c p ell
Garlic, 112G2c p ID: Caulihower, 50cnsl p
dozen; Dry Peppers, 6G7c y b; Dry Okra,
and 50065c for Bell.
FRUIT-Cantaloupe were in excessive sup
ply this morning. over 1000 crates came TO
hand, while 800 crates were carried over from
yesterday. Low asking prices caused liberal
buying by peddlers. Figs have almost disap-
peared, receipts for several days being nominal.
Plums are in large receipt. Apricots still find
good custom. We quote as follows: Crabapples,
25@50c 2 box; Grapes, 25cGS1 y box; Nectarines,
25975c 2 box; Cantaloupes, 60cdSl p q crate;
S6GS q 100; Figs 81 q Dog for
BLACK; Plums, 54@l1ac p ID: Apricots, Royal,
q Gl1lc p n to Gamers 15d40c p box and l5614Oc
Is bskt; Peaches, 25@45c . box, and 25G45c ,
Dskt; Raspberries, S4G5 p chest; Strawberries
Longworth, S394; other varieties, 81 50a2 so :.
chest; Blackberries, S3d4 2 chest Apples. 250
T5a p box; Pears, 20d SOC p box; Bartlett Pears
50c@Sl 25 Q box: Mexican Lines, IS 50Gl7 so +.
box; Tahiti oranges, 81 5093 2 box: Lemons,
Sicily, S7@S; California Lemons, u SOFAS 80 q
box; Bananas, 81 25@2 so . BUNCH Pineapples
SO s0Cd4 SO p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT Business is quiet Apricots
are the only kind ofering at the moment OF
this seasons curing, but trade is very slow, as
wholesale dealers are apparently holding back
until other varieties come forward Sun-dried
apples, 1920 4 ID for sliced and S1SQ4c for
quartered Apples, evaporated, 5G6c; Apricots,
ia PIC for bleached; do, sun-dried, safe; Black
berries lo9l21c; Figs, 4@5c for pressed, 2a3c for
Smyrna Figs, 14G1i6c for layers and
Ease Tor kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4@5c;
bleached do, 6010c; Peaches, SGl0c for peeled
and 46D7c Tor uupeeled; Pears, SC for whole and
5G512c for sliced, machine dried, 7@Sc; Plums,
5G6c Tor pitted and 119G215c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks 3G4c; French Prunes,
4@6Mc in sacks, and case y b in boxes
Grapes, 253c q ID; Raisins, London Layers.
81 SOAP 2 box. with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions: common. 75c@Sl . box.
HONEN-ArTiValS are light bur the domain
is equally limited, owing to the fuu figures
asked. There is no export inquiry and Is not
likely to be unless prices become easier. We
quote: White Comb, llGl3c; Amber, 76IOc;
Extracted, white liquid, SAFE: Amber. colored
and Candied. 41@fG5I5c y H.
BUTTER-AlthoUgh ock that can be classed
as fancy is not plentiful and sells readily at
strong figures, it NUT be understood thai the
general tone of the market is of a weak charac-
ter. There are large supplies of medium and
common grades, while d. alerS have liberal
stocks of picked and packed to meet all
trade requirements. Some Eastern creamery
has already arrived and other shipments
will follow il announcement be given. We
quote prices: Fancy, 2115@221ac; good to choice
$4,000; fair l5@l6c; store lots, lIGel2c; picked
roll, old, is Gl9c: new, 19@2lc; firkin, old
lo@l6c; new, 10000: Eastern creamery
l7@l9c; other kinds, 10Gl4c p b.
CHEESE-The situation fayors sellers as
stock are only OF moderate magnitude, while
the demand continues good and general. We
quote: Good to choice new 915GlOc; com
l5c p h.
E sGs-strictly fine quality California Eggs
are scarce and extravagant figures are occa
Sionally obtained. The depots are literally
packed with store lots and Eastern i'm
ports. We quote: California ranch. 27S29c !;
store lots. 20G23c; Eastern, I69l7c; Farallone,
2292214e p dozen.
POU 1TRY-Youug stock is dull and lower. A
carload OF Eastern arrived this week, Hens and
BOOSTERS bringing So a per dozen: We quote
2Ie; Hens, 17@l9c; BOOSTERS, s666 so for
old and Sc 50G7 for young, and S4G4 so
for Fryers; Broilers, small, 81 SOFAS, do large
s. 50G4. Hens, Sc % to 90: Ducks So so to 5
per dozen; Geese, S191 IS for old and 81 250
dozen for old and 81 5092 for Young
GAME-Nenison is scarce AID high. Doves
are seen occasionally. We quote: Venisoa, II
a l5c q 10: Hare, 81 50g1 rs; Rabbits, 81 25 y
dozen; Doves, 75c = dozen.
PBCNlSloNS-hothing important to note All
kinds are in good supply, without any particular
strength in values. Eastern Hams 49, 0sl5c: Cal
fornia refrigerator cured Hams, Ifcsl41Sc; East
ern Breakfast Bacon, lSiz@I4e; California ba-
,on, heavy and medium, l0@1015c; do light
medium, iO1atGlle; do light, 12Gl215c: do extra
light, 1S55@lIc; do. clear sides, l61s6nlIc y ID:
Pork, extra prime, si76l7 so; do prime mess, SIS
fls: do. mess. S20@2l: do. clear, s22323 so; do,
Extra clear, S23 50'p24 so 2 Dbl; Pigs Feet So
Dl2 so z Dbl: Beef, mess, bbls, IS 5069: do,
II bbls, 81 50dl4 IS: do. extra mess, bbls, S100
o so: do, hf bbls SIS 5Od05 rs; do family, $40 sea
3 3 Dbl; do, smoked, 11@ll1sc p %: Eastern
lard, tierces, 1Ot011c; do, pals, l0ls6llc: Cali
fornia Lard, tierces, 10G1015c: do hf bbls, I01S
31c: do, lob tins l0c; do, 5-fb tins l0J5e; do,
OIL pals, lie; 90, 8 ID pals, ll3ze; 90. 8. 70
,sils, lIs4c = n.
woJl-Ne,the- shippers nor scourers are do
ng much In the way of buying just at the mo-
npnt The outlook is O0nd o,1