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

Extras, 81 25@4 so a Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 20;
SuperGne. 81 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 s.,
while 81 3614 q ctl will be paid for anything OF
better class.
BARLEY-Dull and weak is the universal re-
port of dealers. Feed drags badly, there being
but small legitimate demand while the inquiry
for speculative purposes is not as general as it
was short time ago. Brewing is to some ex-
tent neglected, though moderate quantities can
be placed within quotations Nothing what
ever is doing IN Chevalter. There may be some
orders on the market, but they certainly are
not pressing or there would be some evidence
of the fact III the shape of inquiry For lots up
to the Tt quired weight, custom could probably
be found within the range of quotations given,
but the asking of anything higher would stop
negotiations ss the situation now stands. We
quote prices as follows: Old No. l Feed,
671ac; common grades, 65c; new feed,
72l%@Ta$4c; Brewing, S714G90c for fair and
9212995c for good to choice; Cheyalier, 81 4219@
/ 45 Tor standard, and 81 251l 30 for common
grades
OATS-There is fairly lively trading in this
article and the market looks encouraging for
sellers. Unless the deman1 be checked by
some sudden advance of asking yates, the prob
abilities are in favor of active movement for
some time to come surprise, 81 al PIG
milling, 81 221%S1 Is; choice feed, II 20; No. l,
81 Is al ~; lower grades. 81 071$91 l219; 1ay,
81 021adI G5: new White, Sl@1 0712; new Black,
S71%c01s1 O215 q ctl.
CORN-Hoiders are quite tenacious, as stocks
are light. We quote prices as follows: Large
Yellow, 81 IS al 10; Small do, 81 40@l 4215;
White 81 IS q ctl.
CRACKED C0RN-Quotable at sSlaS2 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S31@S2 q
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3d314c q II.
OILCaKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 q ton.
MIDDLiNGs-Steady. Quotable ct SIS 50@l9
sEEDs-Lisht sales of Mustard, both white
and brown. are reported. No other business.
Mustard, Brown, 81 5015; Yellow, Il 1901 80 p
ctl; Canary, 3$4c41ac; Hemp. 4ci Rape, nominal,
Timothy, 6G614c; Alfalfa, Go . ID; Flax;
81 25a2 IS 2 ctl.
BAY-Receipts are more than ample for pres
ent trade. We quote as follows Glover, S6@l0;
New Wheat ordinary grades, S7r8i choice,
sll@l2; Wheat and Oat, sail; Wild Oat &C
10; Barley, S'@S; Alfalfa S5@S 80 = ton
STRAW Quotab!e at 40g60c q bale.
HuPS-Nominal.
BRAN-Cu,tom is good. Quotable at SIS 500
I6 ? ton for the better grades, and Sl5 for other
quality.
RYE-Has declined. Quotable at 81 OH p
cti. there being iair offerings.
BECKWHEAT--Is not in quick demand.
Quotable at 81 5OG1 70 z ell.
VEGETABLES-Trade runs along tqutetly
without any marked change 10 values. Stocks,
generally, are ample for all consumptive de
mands Green Okra, 50G75c . box; Green
Corn, t0cd 81 SOP box or ate, as TO size; Cucum-
bers, l5,g25c p box; Summer Squash, 15925c
3 box FOR bay; Egg Plant. 75c;aI y
box; String Beans, l1aa2c p ID; Lima Beans, S9
SIC = ID; Tomatoes 300 40c 2 box tor r1ver and
SOg55c for bay; Marrowiat Squash, S5@6
q ton; Turnips, 500 DC y ctl; Beets,
60G60c p sack; Carrots. feed. 25@40c;
Garlic, l]%G &c g ID; Caulihower, 5Gc&6l p
dozen; Dry Peppers. 6@7c q n; Dry Okra,
5v5i0c q h: Green Peppers, 25@50c q box for
Chile and 50d6Oc for Bell.
ERUIT-Buyets have the situation largely in
their favor. as receipts of most descriptions are
quite heavy Apticots are about out for the sea
son. Apples are in large receipt, mostly OF COM
mon quality. Bartlett Pears are in demand, out
other varieties do not meet much favor. Plums
are in excessive supply, there being an Gbund-
anee OF all varieties, while prices are very
Irregular. Nectarines move slowly. Forum
ately receipts are light. Figs also drag. Cauta-
luupes and W6termelons are Offering quite
cheaply. We quote: Crabapples, 25G40c q
box; Grapes, 25GS5c q box for Sweetwater
$0@50c for Rose of Peru, 30660c for Museat,
25di0c for Black Hamburg and 50975c for
Tokay; Nectarines. 3O940c q box for white;
Cantaloupes 50a15c 2 crate; Watermelons,
sS@5 3 100; Figs, 2594Jc for white and
S0G50c q box for black; Plums, L@lIzc 2 h:
German Prunes, Lone offering; Washington
PlumS, 310@l2 2 ton: rgg Plums. STOOLS q ton;
Peaches, 25j650c q box, and 35G45c 3 nskt:
Raspberrics. SiG6 = chest; Strawberries, Long
worth, s4G5 = chest: other varieties, 81 75G2
= chest; Blackberries, s4a5 chest;
BaTtlt tt Pears, 50ct5sl 25 = box: Mexican Lines,
soG6 q box; Lemons, Sicily, S7@S; California
Lemons, Si DJaLO Oh p BANANAS, Sl 1901 Oh
bunch: Pineapples, IS t0Gi 50 ? dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Sew Apricots do not find
ready sSle, buyers holding back apparently in
hope of securing lower prices than now asked.
We quote jobbing lots as follows: Sun-dried
apples, 4@41Sc 2 ID for sliced and S19e94c for
quartered; Apples, eyaporated. 5t06c; Apricots,
I@91ac for bleached; do, sun-dried, 5G7c; Black
berries, l0G1215c; Figs. 4G5c for pressed 2d3c for
Impressed; Smyrna Figs, l4@l6c for layers and
7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 46D5e:
bieached do 6lGl0c; Peaches, sd9c for peeled
and 4d6c for uupeeled; Pears, sc for whole aud
5t6515c for sliced. machine dried, csc; Plums,
ojG6c tor pitted and l14G2%c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, In sacks 3@4c; French Prunes,
i@6I%c in sacks, and 6taSc . n in boxes ;
81 SOAP 2 box. with 25c TO 75c advance for
fractions; common, 75c@sl 2 box.
HpNEf-Arrivas are more free, but prices do
not weaken, as holdersteem conf lent that trade
viii be found in due season FOR all arrivals. We
quote: White Comb, llnlSc; Amber, 7sA1oc;
Extracted, white liquid, 6@7c: Amber colored
and candied. 41SfG51Sc = d.
BUITER-Faucy 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 il meets with
fair custom. Very light receipts are coming
from the lower coast. Contributions are liberal
iroIa the north and from bay Counties Eel
N1tte and Humboldt are furnishing a large pro-
portion Of the fresh Butter and much of the best
on the market. Packed Butter is in heavy stock
aud is Offering at easy figures, With very
slow sale. Fancy, 22923c; good 10 choice,
TOLL, old, 100 zoe; new, 1992ic; tiTkin, old,
l,6l6c. new, 1920; Eastern creamery,
I7@j9e: other kinds, lo9l4e II.
CHEhSE-Priees firm for the better Class of
domestic trade. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Good to choice new, nG111Sc; COM
mon grades, 99l0c; Eastern, ordinary TO fine,
9e1l5c = n.
Z GS-The market is in peculiar shape.
Stocks of what a:e called fair to good are in eS-
cess of the demand. and prices show weakness.
For Eastern Eggs the situation is somewhat
mixed owing to hesvy imports, competition
ao.o' sellers and differences in the quality of
stock offered. Some dealers report Ice as an
extreme figure for Eastern product, vhiie others
claim 10 De selling ct so12le, so that exact
snnnximste figures win have 10 be given.
California ranch. 2saS0c; store lots. 20625c:
Eastern, l6al9c: Farallone, 22G221&c = dozen
P0ULTRT-The demand is OF quick while
receipts have been fair both from domestic ard
outside $ urces, causing the market to
shape against sellers. We quote jcbbing