Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
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SAN FRANCISCO. October 18Th.
FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
81 25d;4 so 3 Dbl; Bakers Extras. 81 10; Super
fine, 81 1898 10.
WHEAT-There was weak opening to-day,
sellers being in the majority, Shippers in need
of grain could fill all wants at range of 81 SD
tG$l 521a q ell. At these quotations, however,
there was no brisk buying, and the morning
session of Change closed with very soft tone
to the situation.
| BARLEY-Feed decsriptions that are not of
first class quality continue 20 drag. choice
article is not abundant, while the inquiry for
this class of product is really COED, buyers being
willing to pay full rates for suitable offerings.
Brewing grades are not sought after quite so
eagerly, though there is fair custom yet for
both domestic and shipping purposes. We
quote as follows: No. Feed, 70G52S9c; choice,
7354a75c; common grades 62129611zc; Brew
ing, S0@90c for fair to good and 95c@Sl
for choice; Chevalier, 50 to 81 lbs, 81 371991 An
so to 81 lbs, 81 25@sl so; common grades 81 1og
1 20 p ctl.
oAT5-There is strong tone to the market.
The demand is good and general, with transac
lions of fairly liberal magnitude. We quote:
Surprise. 81 30@l 81: milling, 81 1901 S2199;
choice feed, 81 277<@1 so; No. l, 81 221z@1 %;
No. ., 81 1715C91 90 lower grades, 81 lo12@1 10;
Gray. 81 10 al Is; Black, 81 05@1 20 p etl.
CORN-The situation is against the selling
interest. Stocks are large, while the demand is
light and slow. Quotable at $ld1 O21a for Vel
low and 95e@S1 for White.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s25G26 q
CORNMEAL-biillers quote feed at S24 So 25 50
p tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3d314c q To-
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 2 ton.
SsEDS-We quote: Mustard. Brown, 81 5Q@52 .;
Yellow, s292 % p ctl; Canary, S5494c; Hemp,
7c Rape. new, Sc asked; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa,
5000 p b; Flax. S2&2 rs q ctl.
M1DDLINGS-Higher. Quotable at $1,000 q
HAY-Prices unchanged Trade is fair. We
quote The following prices: Glover, s6@9 so;
Wheat, ordinary grades, IS 30; choice, So 500
A. md hot
| ley. S569: Alfalfa, S5657 p ton.
STRAW Quotable st S5G45c 2 bale.
HOPS-There is no demand whatever, and the
outlook presents nothing encouraging for hold
ers. Prices wholly nominal at 7@l0c q ID for
| fair to choice.
BRAN-Active demand. Quotable at Sl5a16
q ton for the better grades and sl4 30 for other
RYE Sales to-day at ss54c p ctI, which is the
| top OF the market, quotations running down TO
| 90c q ctl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 81 so p ctl.
GROUND BARLEY = Quotable at SIT q is
POTAToEs-Receipts are liberal, but there is
quick custom for good article. We quote
prices. Early Rose, 5O@6oc; River Reds, 4o@5oc
| Peerless, b06S0c: Jersey Blues, 60@S0c; Bur
| banks. 50S99e; Sweet, 3711a@65c 2 ctl
oNI0NS-Sonnd stock is worth 4SS5Oc 2 etl
Anything else is not quotabe, as dealers accept
any figure for sprouted offerings.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 Dol 5O;
| Miles, 81 S5@1 so; Blackeye, 81 SoGl 50 q ctl.
| BE AN5-1le l0Hrkel Is DOb d llNel1 Oht hulAS
| liberal receipts give values easy tone. Pros
| pect for shipment seems good, judging from the
following extract from the New YORK journal o.
| Commerce of October ID "a moderate crop of
Beans in this State used to mean a good deal,
and dealers would arrange their Ideas over
| prices long before the supplies came upon the
| market. But within two or three years Foreign
grades have grown in favor, and any attempt 70
put prices of domestic to basis that they would
stand apart from competing sources, has been
very difficult. This year The State crop is short,
but there are nice fereign Beans arriving IN full
volume, and they are going into channels OF
consumption quite freely, thus doing away with
| a good deal of demand that would otherwise ap-
pear upon domestic lots. Aflot of new Ca lorna
| Lima Beans dropped in yesterday, comprising
{ Is bags. This is remarkably early period tor
| the new crop. The samples as shown on Change
| showed remarkably clean goods and attractive
| quality We quote prices to-day as follows:
Bayos, 81 75i1l 80; Butter, SOP 80, Pink. y cog
| 10; Red, s2@2 10: Lima, SO; Pea, 81 60 al 50;
small " hiie. 81 6,@l 95 . ctl,
VEGETABLES-Gre Corn is not worth quot
| ing any longer, being in small receipt and
| mostly of poor quality. Tomatoes are in good
supply, but work Off we'll at quotations. Garlic
still commands high figures, we quote 70 l 6dc
3 box; Cucumbers, 259sOc 2 box; sum
mer Squash. 5o@75c p box; Egg Plant,
so @ 75c p box; String Beans. q &c
2O@35c p box; Marrowfat Squash, s6gs
= ton; Turnips, 50@75e . ctl; Beets, COG
75e p sack; Carrots, iced, 40450c; Psrsnips, Il
r
| b: Caulifower, 50c.e.sl y dozen; Dry Peppers,
eG.7c 3 ID; Dry Okra, 59Ioc 2 q; Green Pep
| pers, 40G50c , box.
FkUIT-Peaehes are fast going out. Straw
berries come forward in poor condition. Grapes
| are neglected. Figs are not worth quoting any
| longer, receipts being small. Common Apples
| are in heavy supply and low in price. prime
| article is very scarce and comm ands fancy
| figure Plums make slim exhibit. Light
stocks of Mexican LINES cause firmness in
value. We quote prices as follows: japanese
Persimmons, SG10c . n; Pomegranaies, 5a6c
| y b; Ounces. . a soc 3 box; Wine
| tfrapes, S9a1Ii = ton; Grapes, 35640c q box
| for Rose of Peru. 35G50c for Muscat. 500
| 40c for Black Hamburg, 40G65c for Tokay,
40GG5c tor Isabella. and 50G75c for
Cornicho1; CsDtaloupes, 50G75c 2 crate;
Raspberries, SO . chest; Strawberries. S2G4 p
! chest: Apples, 25G50e for common, and 50cGS1 p
box for good to choice; Pears, 25 SOC 2 box for
common and csc q, 81 for good to choice;
Mexican Lines. SO q 10 p box; Lemons
Sicily, 81 q S; Riverside Lemons, 81 8 2
| box; Bananas. 81 50 as 80 2 bunch. Pfheapples
| So 5o@4 50 ? dozen Cape Cod Cranberries, 50
DRIED FRUIT-Pitted Plums are arriving
| freely, finding only moderate custom Peaches
| of desirable quality are in request. Active
movement is reported in PrUnes and Raisins.
ApFicOts keep steady IN price. owing 70 continued
liberal demand. We quote: Sun dried Apples
35s74e p for sliced and safe for
qasrtered Apples, evaporated, 719G6c, APR
cots, 9ailc. for bleached; do snn-dried, 5S51zc;;
do. eyap0rSted, l01l2c 2 b. Blackberries
10Gi21xi. Figs. 1@5c for pressed 2gSc FOL
Impressed; Smyrna Figs. 121zzSIsc for la els and
1855 Tor kegs; Necsarines, sun-dTied, 5G6c;