Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sAN FRANc1sco. september 1Ot

SAN FRANCISCO. September 10th.
FLOUR-Quiet movement with prices ca v
Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 2594 so
. bhl: Bakers Extras Superfine, 81 1908 TO-
WHEAT - The holiday of yesterday has
ne neither improved business nor helped prices.
The market generally has soft tone and the in-
dications are that bottom has not been quite
reached, though no marked decline is either
probable or expected. No. shipping qualities
are auotable at 81 26Z9l 275% "a ctl.
BARLEY-The same monotonous feeling pre-
walls that has existed for long time. The de-
mand for feed purposes is so limited that the
market appears almost motionless. Brewing
descriptions are more sctive and business in
this line gives some animation to the situation.
There is not much doing in Chevalier, though
buyers can be found for a standard article.
We quote: Old No. Feed, 671aQ7Oc; common
grades Csc; Brewing, S0@9Oc for fair to good
and 95@971ac for choice; Chevalier, 81 42119l 40
for standard, and 81 25Gl So for common grades.
OATS-The inquiry is fairly active, ut there
Is no pressing urgency noted in the movements
of buyers. really choice article is not readily
obtainable, though stocks are liberal, but they
are mainly of low grades For the better C ass
of product full figures are more easily obtaina.
BILE than lower quotations for less desirable
goods. We quote: Surprise 81 2'@l 271a; mill
ing, 81 221a91 1881; choice feed, 81 1712; No. !,
81 10@l l21Ia lower grades, 81 o5@1 0712; Gray.
81 021&d1 05: new White, 9712c1Sl 071a; new
Black, 90c6s1 q cti.
CORN-Very little trade is being done in this
article. There is no large array of stocks. but
The demand is quite limited. Common White
has sold at the inside figure, while it must be
something choice 10 bring the higher quotation.
Yellow receives the greater attention but there
is not movement enough to give the market any
appearance of activity. We quote as follows ::
Red, 221a@1 Is; Large Yellow, 81 25al 80 :;
Small, do, 81 25C91 80; White, S1@l 071% q ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotsble at s2S 50@2e q
ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s2s 5Oa29
p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 3qS14c p b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
sEEDs-some inquiry for Mustard, with mod
crate transactions. Other kinds remain quiet.
We quote as follows: Mustard, Brown, s293; Yel-
low. 81 7592 q ctl; Canary, S5464c; Hemp, SC;
Rape new, SC asked; Timothy, &c; Alfalfa, @
c h; Flax, S2a2 25 . cil-
at SIG 50@l7 so p ton.
HAY-Receipts of late have been unusually
heavy. causing general softening of values. We
quote: Glover. S7Cc9 80; Wheat, ordinary grades,
S7d9; choice S1l9l2; Wheat and Oat, S7d11;
Wild oat, S59lO; Barley, se9s so; Alfalfa, 500
so 2 ton.
HOPS-Masket nominal. European advices
are not considered encouraging for sellers.
Dealers report l0G1212c q ID as the range.
though admitting there is no demand ana it
would be difficult to find buyers.
BRAN-Quotable at SIS 5Ot1l4 p ton for the
better grades, and SIS for other quality.
RYE-Is steady in price, though trade is slow.
BuCKWaEATEQnota at 81 so p ctl
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 p
POTATOES s-Receipts are large and prices are
easy. We quote: karly Rose, 40iG55c; River
Reds 4095Sc: Peerless 506S0c; Burbanks, 50cC9
81: Sweet. 75@s1 . ctl.
ONIONS-Some little advance in price is
| noted Quotable at 45d50c = ctI, with upward
tendency.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25; Niles.
| 81 75Gl 50; Blackeye, 81 sO6l 80 , ctl
| BEANS-A softer feeling exists in values, as
| the new season is at hand. We quote: Bayos
S2Sc2 p; Butter, 81 75o2; Pink, S2@2 u; Red,
S2G2 go; Lima, IS bid for new; Pea, 81 6S(9l SIS,
| small hite. 81 75gl IS = ctl
| VEGETABLES Prices are generally assuming
| stronger tone all round, because receipts are
| smaller in volume. and will become less as the
winter season approaches. We quote: Green
| crate as to size; CucumbeTs, 40950c 2 box /;
! Summer Squash, 5O@60c q box Egg Plant,
| 50d75c q box; String Beans, 1H92e = %; Lima
| Beans 4a5e = 10; Tomatoes, A925c q box for
| river aud 25GS5c for bay Marrowfat Squash,
| SIS a ton; Turnips, 70a75c 2 ctl; Beets, 50@60c
| "A sack; Carrots. feed. 2OG25e; PsEsnlps, 81
| > ctl; Cabbage, 60G65c . ctl; Garlic, 41SaS5c a
| 6@7c y 10; Dry Okrs. 5al0c y 70; Green Pep
pers, S5@Soc > box for Chile and 100000 for
| Bell.
| FRUTIT-The market continues TO be well fuIs
nished with the several descriptions now in sea
son. while prices still shape in favor of buyers.
| We quote prices as follows; Quinces, 25@5Oc
] q box; Japanese Plums, 75e@ @Sl q box; Zln-
/ fandei Wine Grapes, sli@IS p ton: Huckle-
berries, 6G7c q h; Grapes, 25cS5c ? box for
| Sweetwater, 25040c for Rose of Peru. 2S@5oc
| for Muscat 25G40c for Black Hamburg, and
S0G6oc for Tokay; 60ei75c for Isabella, and
! 6Od75c Tor Cornichon; Nectarines, Red, 81 q box;
| Csntaloupes. 50cG1 crate Watermelens,
ss@T p 100; Figs 25@S5c for white and 500
5Oc p box for black; Plums, l@2c q h;