Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

extra light, l31ac; extra light homeless, 151ac.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. August DIST.
| FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras.
"a 25@4 so a Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 20: Super
fine. 50 1898 10.
VIII EAT-The market lacks strength and the
general outlook does not seem favorable for the
selling interest. Offerings are fairly liberal,
while the indications are that they will increase
| as the season wears on. For standard shipping
| wheat the top figure is 81 31A p ctl. Conces-
sions would be necessary to create any demand
of importance.
BARLEY-Feed descriptions are very quiet
The inquiry is confined largely to Local trade
which is of small magnitude. There is so much
OF this class of stock on hand that but little
couragement can be seen for any advance on
current low figures. Still, dealers are hopeful
for some circumstance to happen that will
change matters for the better. Brewing Barley
| receives fair share of attention, and moderate
transactions are reported daily. Chevalier that
is up to export standard-say 81 TBS weight
does not go begging if the owner will accept
there is no great quantity of desirable Cheva-
lier offering just at this moment. We quote
as follows: Old No. Feed: SIZE; common
grades, CSC; new feed, 7214g7S14c; Brewing,
S0@S5c for fair and 90@971ac for good to
choice; Chevalier, 81 421&@l IS for standard
| and 81 25td1 IS for common grades.
OATS-Business is not of rapid character
consisting mostly of sales on jobbing account
There is healthy tone to the market, however
and dealers appear confident that the situation
will at least hold its own, if not show more or
less improvement as time moves along. We
quote as follows: Surprise, 81 2s@1 271aa: mill
ing, 81 221&a1 1881; choice feed, 81 1715S; NO l.
81 l21aGl 10; lower grades, 81 65@l =; Gray,
81 021a@l 0Iza: new White, 971ac@sl OH; new
CORN Offerings show some slight increase
Trade dull We quote prices as follows:
Large Yellow, 81 S5Sl 40; smalldo, 81 4O@l 4215;
CRACKED CoRN-ouotable at ss1as2 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millersq quote Feed at S31GS2
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
sEEDS-Fair offerings for poor Brown Mus
tard. Market easy all around. We quote
Yellow, 81 7591 80 p ctl; Canary, $40
41ac; Hemp. &c; Rape. nominal; Timothy,
@61ac; Alfalfa, -@-c 2 ID; Flax, 81 25G2 rs
| MIDDLINGs-Lower, at sI7 SOILS a ton.
HAI-Receipts were more liberal, giving
easier feeling to values. We quote: Clover,
S6@l0; Wheat, ordinary grades, SIS; choice;
@10; Barley, s5@S; Alfalfa, seas so p ton.
STRAW Quotabe at 4Od5Oc q bale.
HOP-Business is stagnant at nominal prices,
say 10G14c p h for old crop.
BRAN-Quotable at S14 50@15 p ton for the
better grades, and Sl4 for other quality.
RYE-Quotable at 81 0211@1 05 . ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-Quotable at 81 so q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 2
PoTAToEs-Heavy supplies have forced low
er figures We quote as follows: Early Rose,
35Se50c; Peerless, 5Oa65e; Burbanks, 7OcSs1 10 y
ctl; Sweet, 50c@s1 p ctl.
,oNIoNS-Matket against sellers. Quotable
at 30a50c p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 IS; Miles,
81 sol so; Blackeye, 81 S0@1 90 p ctl.
BEANS-No movement of consequence. Prices
easy. We quote: Bayos, 81 650s2 IS; Butter,
s2G2 % Pink, g 1902 40; Red, 81 1898:
Lima, Sc; Pea 81 1892; Small White. 81 TO
2 p ctl
VEGETABLEs-The several descriptions are
well represented, while of Tomatoes the receipts
jobbing lots as follows: Green okra, 5OG75c
p box: Green Corn, 75cGS1 80 q box or
crate, as to size; Cucumbers, 25@30c q box
summer Squash, 25@S5cS box for bay; Egg Plant
coarse p box; String Beans, 1ad2c y ID; Lima
Beans l1S@2c p b; Tomatoes. 20@30c 2 box for
rver and 15@30c for bay; Marrowfat Squash,
81 2 ton; Turnips, .5O@t0c 2 ctl; Beets, 50@6oc
ctl; Cabbage, 65975c . ctl Garlic, 3d4c >
b. Caulifower, 50cHsl p dozen; Dry Peppers,
667c . b; Dry Okra. 5k110c q d: Green Pep
pers, 25@4Oc . box for Chile and SoSSoc for
FRUIT Quantities of Catalogues were
thrown away this week, there not being custom
to absorb supplies. Table Grapes continue
plentiful. Wine Grapes are not iii request
Berries are in lessened receipt Peaches of
choice quality are somewhat scarce. bringing
higher figures. Qninces, 25935c Q box; Zinfan-
p ID; Grapes, 2O035c . box for Sweetwater,
S5@56c for Rose of Peru, SOd5Oc for Muscat, $50
40c for Black Hamburg, and 25G60c for Tokay;
Nectarines, Red, 81 q box; Catalogues, 25a75e
crate: Watermelons, ssGa6 . 100; Figs, 25@sOc
for white and 30@40c q box for black; Plums,
1@l14c . h: Egg Plums. SOLO y ton; Peaches,
40@7oc . box, and 4oa75c . pskt: Raspberries,
Blackberries, sid5 p chest; Apples, 25@
soc q box; Pears, 20G40c q box; Bartlett
Pears, l1<@i1Sc . ID for choice, and 2o650c =.
box for common; Mexican Lines 81 t04S Q
box: Lemons. Sicily, S7@s: California Lemons,
s2@4 p box; Bananas, 81 25@2 50 p bunch:
Pineapples. IS 50@94 80 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT--Fair demand for, Apricots.
Offerings of Peaches are light. Apples are in
larger receipt. Nothing doing in Prunes or
Plums. The tone of the market is not strong.
We quote prices as foilows: Sun.dried
Apples, 46141Sc y b for sliced and 31a@41sc for
quartered; Apples, eyaporated, 5@6c; Apricots,
7G91ac for blesched; do, snn-dried, Sole; Black
berries, l0@l214c; Figs 4@5c for pressed 2G3c for
7@Sc for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 4@5c;
bleaehed do s6Dl0c; Peaches, &c to l2c for peeled
and 7@9c for uupeeled; Pears, &c for whole and
5e6c Tor pitted and l14@2%c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, In sacks S@4c; French Prunes,
lose in sacks. and Sale ? % In boxes;
Grapes, 2sSc . h; Raisins, London Layers,
fractions: common. 65c0Sl 3 box.
BUTTER-For the better grades of fresh quail
tiles there is good tone TO the market at adj
vanced prices. Picked and packed Butter are
receiving more call, and increased trade is ex-
pected in tnese descriptions in the near future.
Fancy, 27%c; good to choice, 24G27c;
| fair, 20@2Sc; store lots, ll@l2c; picked
roll, old, 1sG20c: new. l9@2lc; frkin, old,
159l6c; new, l76l9c Eastern creamery,
| 17d19e; other kinds, 101l4c p 10.
CHEESE-0derings are more liberal, and the
market has easier feeling, without any positive
change in rates. We quote: Good 10 choice new,
ll@ll15c; common grades. 9t@l0c; Eastern. or
binary 70 fire. 9aa15c = ID.
EGGS Trade is slow and prices have down
ward tendency. We quote prices as
follows: California ranch. 2S130c; store lots,
| l6tG23c: Eastern, i3d1 6e p dozen.
| P0ULTRY-rwo carloads Of Eastern arrived
yesterday. One has been closed out, but the
other is yet on the market the consignment not
| being first class For good Poultry there is
ready custom at fall figures Poor stock will
not be taken. We quote prices as follows: Live
Turkeys-Gobblers, l9n2lc; Hens Hesl9c; Roost-
ers. IS 50ta6 60 for old, s. 50I7 for young, and 81
| "a so for Fryers; Brothers, small, 81 SOFAS. do,
large, IS 25@S SO Hens S517; Ducks, IS 50g5 81 q
dozen; Geese, SOL % for old and 81 100
Is 2 pair for Goslings; Pigeons. 81 . dozen
for old and 81 506l rs for young.
GAME-Venison comes in very slowly. Re-
ceipts of other kinds are fair. We quite
prices as follows: Venison. l2@l5c = 10;
Hare, 81 50es2; Rabbits, sl@sl 50 q dozen: Doves.
soc y dozen.
PROVISIONS Business shows good activity
at steady figures. We quote prices as follows: