Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 4th
FLoUR-Export trade during the past week
has been quite lively. Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras, 81 2594 so q bbl; Bakers Extras,
81: Superfne, So 1898 10.
WHEAT-Although trade cannot be called
active, there is pretty good undertone to the sit
uatiOn. AT foreign centers a feeling of uncer-
lainty has prevailed with a tendency rather to
tions it is not surprising that local operators on
export account should be slow of movement
But steadying symptoms are observable, and the
prospect looks more favorable for lively bust
81 2614gl 271S; No. l White, 81 271zC91 2ss4;
choice, 81 so p ctl.
BARLEY-Old feed continues duh of move
ment, with prices the same that have been rul-
ing for long time. New feed is not wanted ex-
cept by Call Board operators as security against
contracts. Brewing is in request for local use
as well as for shipping purposes. ofthe more
choice qualities OF Brewing the offerings are
somewhat slim. Transactions in CheyaIier are
few and small though it is believed Quick sale
could be effected of round lots of standard Quail
lty. We quote: Old No. I Feed, 671a@70c; common
grades. 65c: Brewing, S0@90c for fair to good
and 95@971ac for choice; Chevalier, 81 421S@
45 for standard, and 81 2591 50 for common
grades.
though no positive decline in quotations has oc-
Cured. Brewers mostly want choice article
paying no attention 10 anything else. To effect
free sales of common quality. prices would
Surprise, 81 @I 2715; milling, 81 2215
al 1884; choice feed, 81 1715; No. 1,
81 l0gl l21a; lower grades, 81 65al 071a: Gray,
81 81 U2z5Sl & 70; new White, 971ac@s1 o71a; new
CORN-Buyers are indifferent and trade is very
slow. We quote: Red, 81 250l 2715; Large Vel
low 81 27129l 50; Small do, 81 2712@1 80; White,
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s2S 5oa2s p
ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2S 5oca99
ton; fine kinds for the table in large and small
packages, 3d314c p h.
0ILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
sEEDs-Ihe market is generally quiet. No
change; Wequote: Mustard. Brown, s2GS; Vel
Rape, new, &c asked: Timothy &c; Alfalfa, %
C p 10; Flax, Sc G3 so p etl.
MIDDLlNGS-Were lowered this morning
Quotable at SIC 50@17 so p ton
HAY-Receipts to-day were quite large, foot
ing up 1,S2S bales. Dealers say that arrivals to-
day were the largest ever known. For choice
grades prices are steady, but almost everything
else is unstable except at normal figures We
quote: Glover. s7td9 so; Wheat, ordinary grades,
81 49, choice, sll@l2; Wheat and Oat, S70lI;
Wild Oat, s5@l0; Barley, s6@S 30; Alfalfa, SEQ
6 so p ton.
STRAW Quotable at 4oa5Oc p bale.
HOPS-No bu! ers. Values are nominal at
1214c p b for choice new California. 1t is re.
ported that some Oregon growers have con-
to obtain means to pay for picking.
BRAN-Is cheaper. Quotable at S13 50914
p ton for the better grades, and slS for other
quality.
RYE-weak at 9715c@sl p ctl.
BUCKWHEAl-Quotable at 81 so p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabie at Sl5@16 .
ton.
POTATOES clean up well. We quote:
Early Rose, 4O96Oc; River Reds, 4O955c;
Peerless, 50Gs0c; Burbanks, 5Oc9sl; Sweet so
6175c q ctl.
Onions Unchanged and easy. Quotable at
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25; Niles.
81 75G1 so; Blackeye, 81 sO01 90 y ctl.
BEANS-There is not much vim to the mar
ket. Prices easy. A few old Limas are Offering
at Sc, but new crop will soon be along. We
quote as tollowse: Bayos, 81 SOAP rs; But.
Ter, S2G2 25 Pink, 81 1902 40; Red, s2 75@S:
Lima, =; Pea 81 1902; Small " hite. 81 go
VEGETABLEs-Choic Corn is not plentiful.
Tomatoes are in liberal receipt, While Cucum-
bers are also in large supply. Garlic is rather
scarce, bringing good figure. Summer Squash
is rot coming in as freely and prices are shaping
in favor of growers. We quote Green Okra
SOC p box; Green Corn. 75c@S2 q box or
crate, as to size; Cucumbers, 2o@S0c q box /;
Summer Squash, 25@35c g box; Egg Plant,
50975c p box; String Beans, 11aG2c p ID; Lima
Beans, l@l1%c p b; Tomatoes l5925c 2 box for
rIver and l5ta25c for bay; MarTowfat Squash
IS p ton; Turnips, 50975c p ctl; Beets, 50@6Oc
p sack; Carrots feed, 2O@25c; Parsnips, 81
. ctl; Cabbage, 60G65c 8 ctl; Garlic, 41S65c q
10: Cauliaower, 5oclsl p dozen; Dry Peppers
697c y n; Dry Okra, 5Gl0c . ID: Green Pep
pers, 25@40c p box for Chile and 30z45c for
Bell.
FRUlT-warm weather creates quick demand
for Watermelons and Cantaloupes. Poor sale is
found for Ounces. Sound Bartlett Pears are in
light receipt. Choice apples are also scarce
Smaller arrivals of Plums and Prunes cause
steadier feeling in prices. Raspberries come
along in very small quantities, selling at a COM
paratively high figure Grapes keep easy IN
value under heavy receipts We quote as fol.
lows: Ounces, 25@50c p box: Japanese Plums
5o575e q box; Zinfandel Wine grapes, sl0@'
- oil Lob 80 ~ = H..
25aS5c p box for Sweetwater, 25@l40c for Rose
of Peru, 20935c for Muscat, 20G40c for Black
Hamburg, and 25@50c for Tokay: 50975c for
Isabella, and sog4Sc for Cornichon; ic Nectar
Watermelons s6Gl0 p 100; Figs, 25@35c for
white and 30@4Oc q box for black; Plums,
11z@2e . h; Peaches, 50c@sl p box,
aud 50G65c p pskt; Raspeerries, $40 q chest;
Strawberries. 81 50d6 2 chest: Blackberries
s4d5 y chest; Apples, 25@75c p box: Pears,
20 d40c = box; Bartlett Pears, (standard),
Lemons, Sicily, Sos; California Lemons, 81 SO
@s so . box; Bananas, 81 25@2 so p bunch;
Pineapples. So 50G4 80 p dozen
DRIED FRUlT-Peaches have been in good
reoue,t, giving strong tone to quotations.
ApriCots are fairly steady under moderate in
quiry. Scarcely any attention is given 10 offer
ines of Nectarines at the monet. Fair shio-
ments of Prunes are said to have gone East by
Apples, 4Gl1Sc = b for sliced and 31%641zc for
quarteTed; Apples, evaporated, 7G7 &c; Aprleots,
99l1c, for oleached; 90, Sun-0rled, otJIc;
do. evaporated, l1612Izc . ID; BlacSberries,
l0aI21Sc; Figs, 4G5c tor pressed, 25Sc for
impressed Smyrna Figs, 14(9l6c for layers and
76Se for kegs; Neetarines, sun-dried, 5@6c;
bleached do, s@l0c; Peaches, 139l5c for peeled
and 10@i2c for unpeeled bleached do evap-
GRATED, peeled, i75S920c q h; Pears, &c for
whole and 56b51Sc Tor sliced, machine dried, 20
Sc; Plums, 5Gs6c tor pitted and l1Se421Sc for I'M
pitted; German Prunes in sacks, 3G4c: French
Primes, s@6Ixe in sacks. and 6a7c p h in
boxes Raisins, London Layers 81 50t92 y box.
with Csc to 75e advance for fractions; common.
65c@sl y box.
HONEY-Stocks are increasing. There is no
outside demand, and local custom is very slow.
Late adviees ON the producing districts indi-
cate that bees are m liking more Honey than
was expected two or three months ago. As a
consequence, prices show weakening tendency.
We quote: White Comb. 1l1i3c; Amber, ia &c;
white LIQUID, extracted, 69ae14c: Amber, colored
and candied. s15f65c q ~
BUJTER-Choice and fancy grades of fresh
Butter are scarce and firm in price. but these
are the only descriptions of fresh that show any
strength in value. Common qualities are neg
lected in favor of packed Butter. which is in
liberal supply at prices favorable 10 buyers
Much Of the box Butter recently received was
affected by heat and hangs on hand. Some few
sales of select California fresh Butter have been
effected as high as 35e 2 h. but this is not the
ruling figure of the market We quote as fol-