Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

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bbl: Bakers Extras, 81; Supertne, So 1908 TO-
WHEAT-So far this week the market has
presented encouraging symptoms This inquiry
| has been of more general character and all in
dications favor the impression of period OF
| fair activity being at hand. Exporters are
pretty well furnished with ships willie it is lot
likely that all are provided with the full guam.
tity of grain required for loading. Hence it is
| reasonable to assume that legitimate re luire-
| ments will keep matters in motion for some
| Time at least No. shipping quality is quotable
at IL 3l14tGl 321a ? ctl, with the usual advance
for anything of better class.
BARLEI-There is not much to be said about
this article, Offerings of feed show no percept.
| ible diminution. stocks are admitted to be
large and sellers acknowledge the situation as
against them. With strictly clean and bright
feed, however, the market is not overburdened
and product of this nature sells readily at ton
quotations. Brewing is in good request, both
for local trade as well as for shipment. 1t is
only good quality that is wanted. CheYalier
that Is of desirable quality can find quick Gus
tom, but it is almost useless to submit anything
that does not come up to the standard weight,
even though it be fairly plump and attractive.
There is considerable poor Chevalier on the
market, for which no one will bid We quote
prices as follows Old, No. l Feed, 6715G70c
choice, 721ac; common grades, Csc; Brewing, 50
@90c for fair to good and 95cGS1 for choice:
Chevalier, 81 4219p1 45 for standard, and 81 $50
35 for common grades.
0ATS-Although the demand is not of spe.
cially urgent nature, still there is INQUIRY
enough TO keep sellers busy, as well as 10 pre-
vent any depressed feeling in values We
q995e sSpG5e seeS q 22l II u milling 81 29g
lower grades, 81 o5ta1 07115; Gray, sl91 05; new
White, 971Sc@s1 OH; new Black, 9Oc@s1 p ctl.
CORN-The market has received much better
attention OF late, probably because asking
prices were lower from what were considered
by buyers as high figures. Fairly liberal trans
actions have occurred in both large and small
Yellow at range OF 81 0714gI 10 {. ctl. White
is nominal at sl@1 Is 2 ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s26927 q
ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at SIG or
packages, 3d314c p 10.
0ILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEE tDS-Shipnents of Mustard Seed yesterday
embraced 23,00O lbs to New York by Panama
vessel Market generally quiet We quote
prices as follows: Mustard, Brown, 81 50(G 25;
Yellow, 81 1902 p ctl; Canary. 314@4c; Hemp,
SC: Rape, new, &c asked; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa,
-6-c p ID: Flax, 80 rs p ctl
MIDDLINGS-Prices steady under moderate
supplies. Quotable at SIG 50gi7 so p ton.
NAY Receipts are not quite so heavy and
values are steadyiDg in consequence We
quote: clover, s5G9 5O Wheat, ordinary
grades, SS lt0; choice, s12(Gl3 50 Wheat and Oat-
SSg1l; Wild oat, s69ll; Barley, s5@9; Al
falfa, S56SY ton.
STRAW Quotable at 35a45e bale.
HOPS-Market dull, weak and unsatisfactory
to sellers. No inquiry whatever Prices nom
inal at 79l0c 2 b for fair to choice.
BRAN-Product is in excess of trade wants
Quotable at si3 500l4 p ton for the better
grades, and SIS for other quality.
RYE-Trade is of light order. Quot4ble at 60
G95c q ctl.
UCKWHEAT-Quotable at 81 so p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SIC 5O@17 50
p ton.
PoTAToEs-Receipts to-day were lighter,
giving dealers chance to dispose of accumu-
lated stocks. We quote prices as follows:
Early Rose, 5066Oc; River Reds, 5O66Oc: Peer
less, 60dSOc Jersey Blues, 60@s0c; Burbanks, CSC
tGs1; Sweet, 50qS715c . ctl
ONIoNS-Are cheap. Quotable at 25@35c =
ctl
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25a1 so;
Niles, 81 5)61 65; Blackeye, 81 so S1 90 = ctl.
BEASS-There has been quite a good ship
ping demand during the past week, which has
kept the wharyes pretty well cleaned up.
Prices, however, do not show any steady feel.
ing, the tendency being in downward direc-
IL u. We quote: Bayos 81 rs; Butter, 81 rs
%: Pink, 81 75@l S5; Red, s2@2 25: Lima, $50
%; Pea, 81 6oS1 e0 Small nhiie. 81 6J@l 20
p ctl.
VEGETABLEs-Ther is not much oppor
tunity for any marked variations in prices Sup
plies are of moderate proportions, aud readily
absorbed by the ordinary demand: Green 0kra
or crate, as to size; Cueumbers, S0@50c p box
Summer Squash, 50@65c Q box: Egg Plant,
50t075e p box; String Beans 115'G2c q b; Toma-
toes. 2O@S5c = box for bay: Marrowfat Squash,
S4G6 q ton; Turnips. 700I75c p ctl; Beets, 509
60c 2 sack; Carrots, feed, 25@35c; Parsnips, 81
p ctl; Cabbage, 60G65c p ctl; Garlic, 51SG6c a
D.; Caulifower, 50cGSl . dozen; Dry Peppers,
6@7c p b; Dry Okra. 5y5loc p b: Green Pep
Bell SO' -oA
FRUIT Whatever changes may occur in the
Fruit line will almost surely be in favor of grow
ers. The season is now SO far advanced that
heavy receipts of anything are not possible
The supply of common Apples is large, and
stock is offered quite low to invite custom. A
really desirable article is hard TO find in any
quantity. Bartlett Pears are in such limited
receipt as not to he worth quoting. Peaches
also make light exhibit, while trade is slow, as
onerings are poor. Ounces receive scarcely
any attention. Plums sell we'll If at all attract
i've, arrivals being quite small. Cantaloupes
and Watermelons continue to come forward
with freedom. The stock of Mexican Lines is
exhausted, and quotations are imI ossible. Con-
signments are expected by the Panama steamer
due to-day. A box OF really good Lines would
likely sell at the moment for $40, while to-mor-
We quote as follows: Pomegranstes,
5G71%e q 10; Ounces. 25a40c y box; Wine
Grapes, Sl2G1i 8 ton; Grapes, s065 C p box
for Rose of Peru. 35G50c for Muscat, $50
60g75c for Isabella, and 50G75c for Corni-
chon; Csntaloupes. 75c 2 crate: Water
melons, si06 = 100; Figs 25650c n box:
Raspberries. s9@ll q chest; Strawberries, S3a5
= chest: Blackberries. S. p chest; Apples,
2595oc for common, and 65G$l 2 box for
Ss&,o.@ good 70 choice; T,1a. Pears 5Os75e p box;
Lemons, Sicily, s7@S: Riverside Lemons, Sos
y box; Bananas, s2GS so y bunch: Pineapples,
s. 50do4 50 y dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, SEQ
so = bbl.
DRIED FRUITS-The market does not present
any very great activity. Stocks are gradually
enlarging, but values remain steady as a rule.
We quote prices as follows: Sun dried Apples,
S1%6lc 2 10 for sliced and 3d4c for
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 71Sid Sc; Aprs-
cots, 99ilc. for bleached; do, sun-dried, G61Sc;
do, evaporated, l0Gl2c 2 h; BlackbeEries,
lo9i214e: Figs, 4@5c for pressed. 2@se for
impressed; Smyrna Figs, 121Sal4e for layers and
7@Sc for kegs; Hectarines, sun-dried. 5d6c:
bleached do. s@ioc; Peaches. biceehed, 10
peeled, 171SGe0c = b: Pears, &c for whole
and 5051Sc for sliced, machine dried, "a Sc;
Plums S119'G5c for pitted and l1162%e for un-
pitted; German Prunes. in sacks, Sf94c: French
Prunes, 4@6c in sacks, and 6@7e p 70 in
boxes: Raisins, London Layers, 81 SOAP p box.
with 25c to 75c advance for fractions; common.
65cnSl = box.
HONEY Trade continues slow. Dealers
shade in favor of buyers to effect found sales.
We quote prices as follows. White Comb,
l06i2c; Amber, 1890; white LIQUID, extracted,
k.nh md fna