Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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Extras, 81 2594 so 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras 81 20;
Superfine. 81 75G3 TO-
WHEAT-The tame feeling noticed yesterday
was more pronounced this morning. Advices
from foreign markets are not of encouraging
nature, ana il is, therefore, not surprising that
the local situation should show weakness. Ger
tainiy, the situation is in marked contrast with
That OF week ago, when activity prevailed and
prices were buoyant. To-day the inquiry is
almost nominal, and it is difficult to get ship
per TO make bid OF 81 3215 2 etl, though at the
same time 1t might not be an easy task to find
free sellers at the quotation named. Still, it is
about all that can be obtained just at the mo-
ment.
BARLEY - The immediate outlook is not
favorable for sellers. It was only a short time
since that change in the interest of sellers was
noted, and 1t was not expected that any relapse
would occur. But the inquiry has within a few
days been so quiet that the market is positively
declining through actual inactivity. Feed Bar
ley is wholly neglected. Some few bids are
made, to be sure, but they are mostly under the
price that 1t is probable would be accepted,
even admitting that holders wou d make con
cesSiOns in order to stir up some trade. The
feeling IN Brewing, which was rather brisk
week or so ago, is becoming lukewarm and it
is quite difficult to place parcels OF large or
even small magni ude, most buyers of this class
OF stock being apparently well supplied for the
present: No trading OF consequence in Cheva-
Ier: We quote prices Old No. l Feed,
6I79c; common grades, CSC; new feed,
121@t@7a14c; Brewing, S71aCG90c for fair and
9212g95c for good to choice; Chevalier, u 4219C4
OATS-The demand is mOderating and stocks
do not move with alacrity. Prices are but
fairly steady. A weaker feeling would prevail
were It not that the market is under good
control Surprise, 81 221S@l 2712: milling,
81 2001 75; choice feed, 81 l5@,I ~; No. /,
81 1O@l 121a; lower grades, 81 O215G1 %; Gray,
sal 021a; new, 9718c(dS1 0215 q ctl.
CORN-Oferings are light. We quote: Large
Yellow, 81 SOL S719; Small do, 81 so asked;
White, 81 80 z ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S31a31 = ton,
Of mo- q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3 1314c q b.
OILCAKE MEAi.-QuotabIe at $50 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-The demand is liberal enough
to clear up all product. Quotable at SIS 5OgI9
q ton.
sEED}-No trade wequote as follows: Mus
tard, Brown, 81 25GS; Yellow, 81 751l 90 p ctl
Canary. 5000; Hemp, &c; Rape, nominal
81 25g12 IS !, cti.
HAY-We quote as follows: Glover, S6aIO;
New Wheat, ordinary grades, S7aS: choice
Sl0@l2; Wheat and Ust, S7Gl1; Wild Dat, sc
Oslo; Barley, S5@S; Alfalfa, S5GS 50 p ton.
STRAW Quotable at i0o60c q bale.
BRAN-QuCtable at SIS 50G9l6 3 ton for the
better grades, and 8l5 for other quality.
RGE-lncreased spot offerings have weakened
the market figure. QuOtaole at 81 l2% a ctl.
81 IS Z ctl bid.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 q
ton.
PoTATOES-we quote: Early Rose, 4oaSoc;
banks. 70cdSl Is 2 ctl; Sweet. 1@2c q h.
ONIONS-LtpeTal shipments of late have re-
lieved the market OF large surplus. Quotable at
40 O65c q ctl for SilverSkinS
DRIED PEAS-An varieties are now in. We
quote: Green, 81 25GI1 90; Niles, 81 1561 50;
Blackeye, 81 so ri 80 p ctl
BEANS-Nefy light trade in progress There
is nothing in the way of wholesale business.
Whatever little movement their may be is
OF jobbing nature. Bayos, s. COOP So; Butter.
81 25@2 80; Pink, s. 2G32 40; Red, 81 1898:
I Il "a M
2 = ctl
VEGETA8 LES-C Changes are few. We quote
as follows Green okra, Sld1l % q box; Green
Corn, STAG D p box or crate; Cucum-
bers, I0@25c {. box; Summer Squash, l5@25c
. box for bay; Egg Plant, 75cGS1 q
box; String Beans, l1ag2c p IL; Lima Beans,
fat squash, S5a6 q ton; Turnips, 5Ot9tOc = ctl;
Beets, 50@60c p sack; Carrots, feed. S0d5Oc;
PParsnips, Sl9I % ctl; Cabbage, 65G75c q ell;
dozen; Dry Peppers. 6a.7c 3 II: Dry Okra,
bl810c = b. Green Peppers, 25@S0c p box for
Chile and 40 also for Bell
FRUIT-Choice Apricots and Peaches are in
good demand at full figures. Grapes are in
creasing in quantity and variety, there being
some rather choice offerings just row. Water
melons and CantaloupeS find more rapid sale
since the advent OF warmer weather. PlumS of
all kinds are i'll excessive receipt while Apples
and Pears make liberal display. Figs that are
desirable are scarce. poor article is not sala
BILE at any price. Raspberries are less plentiful
being quite steady in price. Strawberries and
Blackberries make the usual good exhibit.
We quote as follows: Crabapples, S0d50c q
box; Grapes, 2oG4oc p box for sweetwater,
50G61c for Rose of Peru. 50G75c for Muscat,
40d50c for Blsek Hamburg and 75e@s1 for
Tokay; Nectarines, 40475c = box; Canta-
loupes 50cesl 25 = crate; Watermelons,
s6dS q 100; Figs, 81 q box for black; Plums,
! @l15c q p: German Prunes 11SG9215o q H.:
Washington Plums, sl0@l4 q ton; Greengages
s129l4; kgg Piums SlS@lS p ton: Apricots,
Royal, 1@l19e "a 10 to Gamers, S5@50c 2 box;
Peaches 100000 y box, and 30 d60c q pskt;
Raspberries, S5d6 = chest; Strawberries Long
worth, S495 q chest: other varieties, S2@2 Sc
Apples, 25@75a q box: Pears, 25d SOC . box;
Bsrtle Pears, 50cGSl p 2 box: Mexican Lines
e566 q box; Tahiti Oranges, So 5063 = box; |
Lemons, Sicily, S7Gs; California Lemons, 81 so
Pineapples, So 50dl+ so p dozen.
DRIED FRUIr-Aprico;s are coming forward
with freedom: but trade is slow. Light con-
signments OF Peaches have also arrive d. Prices |
generally, are nominal for most descriptions,
as there iSpo stock from which to select. We
quote jobbing lots as follows: Sun-dried
qusrtered; Apples, evaporated. 5Gsc; Aprlcots,
Tee1Sc for bleached; do sun-dried, safe; Black
berries, lo@l212c; Figs 45c for pressed, 2GSc for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, H@l6c for layers and
7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 495c; |
bleached do, oGe10c; Peaches, S89c for peeled |
and s@6c Tor unpeeled; Pears, Sc for whole and
5Q6c Tor pitted and l1SG21zc for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes, in sacks Solo; French Prunes, |
4@561Sc in sacks. and case q 10 in boxes
Grapes, 2eSc = b: Raisins london Layers,
81 5092 p box. with 25c TO 75c advance for
fractions; common. 75eGSl 2 box.
HoNEY-High prices check trade. We quote !
as follows: White Comb, 1lGlSc; Amber, 7dl0c; |
Extracted, white liquid, 6G7c: Amber. colored |
and candied. 41s651ScF %.
BUTTER-Supplies are somewhat free, but |
among the receipts there is no large quantity of |
Butter that can be classed as fancy. Hence |
offerings of this class show good strength.
Eastern imports are coming along rather hber- ,
ally, including some creamery of select char !
aeter. We quote: Fancy, 22923c; good 10 choice. |
17@21c; fair. l5@l6c store lots, 11@12c: picked !
roll, old, lSSl9c: new, 19@2lc; firkin, old, |
l59l6c; new, 1920: Eastern creamery, |
17e7l9c; other kinds, 10Gl4c y 70.
CHEESE-Prices have advanced owing to lin |
tied stock. Good to choice new, l015G lie; CON-
mon grades, 9@l0c; Eastern. ordinary to fine, |
9G15c y h.
EaGS-Ffesh Eggs of good size and in first /
class condition sell readily at full figures but |
other stock is slow OF movement. ne quote:
California ranch. 2SaS0c; store lots 20G25c
Eastern, le9lsc; Farallone, 229221sc = dozen.