Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. september lIth.
FLOUR-There is fair shipping movement,
while local trade is of customary proper
tions. Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 %
"a so y bbl; Bakers Extras, =; Superfne, 81 70
as 10.
NHEAT-The market is very quiet and the
situation may be said to be anything but salts
factory to the selling interest. There is nothing
in advices from foreign centres to give export
erS any encouragement to operate, so they
hold back ana business drags. From 81 % TO
81 214 2 ctl is the full quotab range for fair TO
choice grades of No. White.
BARLEG-For feed that is bright and clean
there is good demand on the part of millers and
for an article that will meet all requirements
there is ready sac at advanced figures, say
dull and weak as ever. Brewing Barley finds
good inquiry, with fair results IN the way OF
sales. Chevalier that is up TO standard does not
have TO go begging, there oeing prompt custom
We quote: Old, No. Feed, 70o721ac; common
grades, 65d6715c; Brewing, SO99Oc for fair to
good and 95cfaSl for choice; Chevalier, 81 42R
al 40 for standard, and 81 25S1 80 for common
grades.
| OATS-while the demand is fair it is not of
character urgent enough to ippart any strong
tone to values. Supplies are ample, without
being excessive Ofthe more choice grades the
offerings are anything but large: We quote
prices as follows: Surprise, 81 22199l
milling 81 2OG1 z21a; choice feed, 81 IN; No.
l. 81 s1a9l is; lower grades, 81 e5@1 051a; Gray,
Sl'G1 05; new White, 9I12cGSl VIZ; new
Black, 90c@s1 . ctl.
CORN-Yellow is is in moderate supply at
81 25 for both large and small; White is weak
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at SIS 5000 q
ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2s 50aS9
q ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
oIITaKE MfAi-Ouotable at $50 ton.
sEEDS-we quote: Mustard, ,Brown,s SOTO 25;
Yellow, 81 1902 ctl Canary. S494c; Hemp. DC;
Rape. new, Sc asked; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, @
&C p IL; Flax, 81 az rs q etl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. move off with freedom.
Quotablc at SIG 5o917 so p ton;
HAY-Receipts are again becoming quite
LIBERAL the arrivals to-day footing up loo tons.
Clover, s7@9 so; Wheat, ordinary grades,
s76s; choice, s.l@l2; Wheat and Oat, SOIL;
Wild oat s5@1O; Barley, s5Ss 60; Alfalfa, 500
BRANHouotable at siS 5o@l4 "a ton for the
better grades and slS for other quality.
STRAW Quotable at 40G50c . bale.
HOPS-Market wholly inactive, d=alers posi-.
lively declining to operate in the absence of
orders Under the circumstances quotations
are not possible.
RYEIofferings are liberal, but trade is pro-
vokingly slow and light. Quotable at s11a to
BGCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 so q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotabie at sl6@16 q
PoTAToEs-Th market shows little more
strength We quote prices: Early Rose, 50tq70c;
River Reds, 50GGoc: Peerless, 50@75c; Burbanks,
5Oc1sI Sweet, 50@75c q ctl.
ONIONS-Prices keep easy under large re-
ceipts o. late. Quotable at 35tG45c q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, Sl 25; Niles,
81 75a3l so; Blackeye, 81 so al 30 y ctl.
BEANS-Prices are soft, as new crop Is press
ing on the market Bayos, 81 IS; Butter, 81 IS
GS2; Pink, 81; Red, s2@2 25: Lima, nominal;
Pea, 81 65@1 s5; Small White. 81 .@l 80 p ctl
VEGETABLES There is an overstock OF To-
matoes. Lima Beans are coming forward more
freely, causing values TO soften. Receipts OF
Cucumber are liberal. We quote prices: Green
Okra, 50975c = box; Green Corn, 15cdS2F box or
crate, as TO size; Cucumbers, 22G50c q box;
Summer Squash, 50@5 sc a box Egg Plant,
5OG75c 2 box: String Beans, "a 215c p 10; Lima
Beans, l1S6I5tc p ID; Tomatoes, l5(G2Sc g box for
rlver and l5el25c for bay; Marrowfat Squash,
s7a7 30 2 ton; Turnips, 70e075c q ctl; Beets, 500
q cti; Cabbage, 60d65c q ctl; Garlic, 5oi57Sc q
10: Csuliiower, 50eosSl = dozen; Dry Peppers,
6e57c q 10; Dry Okrs. 5S6l0c . b: Green Pep
pers, 3e(a40c y box for Chile and SOG4oc for
Bell
FRUIT-Common Apples are in large supply
at easy rates Peaches sell at wide range,
there being but few choice offerings. Ounces
are no really fine qualities of Pears in market.
Plums are not in large receipt, but the demand
is limited and values are not strong. Warm
weather has caused active demand for Melons
during the last two or three days. Grapes have
crowded the market aud buyers have prices
pretty well their own way. In another week the
glpt will likely be over Berries find ready
Zinfandel Wine Grapes, Sl0@t3 q ton; Huckle-
berries, 66s7c q h; Grapes 25nSoc = box Tor
Sweetwater. 20@25c for Rose of Peru, 2Sti35c
for Muscat 256S5c for Black Hamburg,
S5650c for Tokay; 50t@75c for Isabella, and 500
75c for Coruichon: Cantaloupes 50cNsl 2 crate;
watermelons, ,s47 so . 100: Figs, ,25eS5c for white
and 40@50c ebox for black; Plums, 6l@15e p bx;