Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


FLOUR-Steady tone to the market. We
quote: Net cash price for Family Extras, $40
% q Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 1904 20; Super
fine. 81 1903 10.
WHEAT At the moment there is firm feel.
ing TO the situation, which promises 10 con-
tinue as the season progresses There is a fair
demand, though it is not of urgent character,
and moderate transactions are reported on a
basis of 81 30 2 ctl for standard shipping quail
ly. better article commands the usual ad-
vance.
BARLEY-A change for the better occurred
at the opening of business this week, which is
likely to be maintained. Prices had reached so
low point that growers declined to ship to any
extent so that offerings were pretty well re-
duced as to Quality. Now that recovery from
the depression has commenced there is proba-
bility that old stocks will be drawn out and
more activity Will prevail. Old Feed has the
preference Tor ordinary uses, being cheaper than
new. The price for the latter article is governed
eltirely by Call Board operations at present, be-
ing taken in small lots by Spectators, with the
view of making round parcels for delivery on
Call Board contracts. Judged by this standard,
new Feed is worth 5G6l4c = ctl more than old.
There IS no great movement in Brewing, though
quotations are firm, the selling interest appar-
emily being in no hurry TO realize. Nothing do
lug as yet in new Chevalier Barley, though
there is some talk of putting ship on berth to
load for England at an early date. Much of the
crop will likely go in that direction, as usual.
We quote prices as follows: old No. l Feed,
zoe; common grades, 65a671lc; Brewing,
75GS21%c for fair to good, and S7zs(690c a ctl for
choice bay; new Brewing, S5@S71ac q ell.
OATS-Like almost everything else in the
produce line, Oats are on the up grade. Stocks
are now said 10 be under better control than at
any time this season, so that opportunity is fur
nished for more convenient handling of the
situation, probably to the satisfaction OF both
buyers and sellers. The demand is good, and
quite lively business is in progress, as com
pared with the recent dizziness. We quote as
follows: Surprise. 81 2]9l 2719; milling, 81 10
al l714 choice feed, 81 lz1a; No. l, 81 10; lower
grades. 81 e21ag1 O71a; Stray, 81 %; of grades,
Sl0l 05 y ctl.
CORN-Scarcity of supplies has turned the
situation against buyers. The demand is not
specially positive, but full figures have to be
paid when trade is negotiated. Quotable at
81 % = ctl for Large Yellow, 81 % for Small Vel
low and 81 l71S :. ctl for White
CRACKED CORN-Is higher Quotable at
S2702S 2 ton.
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at S27@2s 2
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21$G234c p 10.
OfLCAKE MEGIEQuotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Choice Yellow is scarce and held
above quotations, There is said to be some in
qury for this quality for export, but 81 50 is the
limit for orders. We quote follows: Mus
tard, Brown. 81 25@8; Yellow, Il 75t61 90 p ctl
Canary, 354d41ac; Hemp. &c; Rape, nominal
Timothy, 6G612c; Alfalfa, &C q u; Flax,
81 256l2 rs . ell.
MIDDLINGs-Are higher. Quotable at ST. so
HAY-Prices are undisturbed Offerings quite
ample. We quote prices as follows: New Wheat
ordinary grades 81 % 3; choice, sll a
II so; new Oats S69S so; new Barley, S5@7;
new Alfalfa, S5G9. We quote old: Wheat
ordinary, SIS "a 10; choice Sl2G1S: Wheat and
ley and Dat, sos; com pressed Hay, S7G9 p
ton; Stock, S6a6 50 q ton.
STRAW Quotable at 65@S0c per bale.
BRAN-PriceS are advanced. QuOtable at
Sl4 5O@p15 . ton for the better grades, and sl4
for other quality.
HOpS-bull at 1Oa14c 2 n
RYE-Is more firmly held, the asking figure
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s15@16 q
POTATOEs-M Market firm as a rule. We quote:
Early Rose, 55c "a 81 40; Peerless, 60d9Oc.
Garnet Chile, 65667c; Burbanks, S0cdS1 p p
ctl; Sweet, 4ta41&c q b.
ONlONs-Liberal receipts. Quotable at 25@
35c p cti for Reds and 80 G75c for Silverskins. -
DRIED PEAS-Green are offered at 81 S21at9Z
p ctl bid.
BEANS-There is a more quiet feeling in
| small White and Pea, owing to larger offerings
and lighter demand. We quote. Bayos, 81 40
02 60: Butter. 81 5O62 IS; Pink, 81 2O@2 40; Red,
81 75@S: Lima, IS; Pea, S2Q2 So; Small N hite,
VEGETABLES-Egg Plant is now selling by
the box. Offerings OF Peas and Beans are light,
while the inquiry is slow. Corn continues in
at the moment, and the same can be
aid of Squash and Cucumbers. We
quote as follows: Green Okra, 76Sc p ID;
Green Corn. 40G65c sack for Vacaville and 10
@15c . doz for bay; Cucumbers, l0@25c q
box; Summer Squash, 2o995c q box for bay;
Rhubarb, 4O@65c q box; Egg Plant 9l@S1 p
box; String Beans, 11ag2c ID; Green Peas,
21lG3c q II; Tomatoes, 30S5Oc 2 box for
Nacaville and 81 Tor river; Marrowfat
Squash, sl0@l5 q ton; Turnips, 5o@6oc p ctl;
Beets, 5O@60c p sack; Carrots, feed, SO@50c;
Garlic, 11%02c p 10; Caulihower, 5OcQs1 p
dozen; Dry Peppers, 6@7c p 10; Dry okra,
| 5al0c y 70: Green Peppers, 25@5Oc . box.
| FRUIT-ApricotS and Peaches are in liberal
supply, with prices shaping in favor of buy
| ers Gamers are still buying Apricots freely.
| Berries are well represented while Figs are
plentiful enough for all wants. Watermelons
come along slowly, but CantaloupeS arrive in
| fair quantities. Cool weather does not help
sales. Nectarines make poor showing. Grapes
are lmi,ed as yet, both in quantity aud variety.
Apples and Pears are increasing, there being
| some very good quality in market. Crabapples,
25950c a box; Grapes, so G75c 2 box; Nectarines,
5oG6Oc Fbox; Cantaloupes. S26S crate; Wa
termelons, 81 to 81 q DEE; Figs, 35 c60c for black
and 20G25 q box for white; Plums, la
SC q n: Apricots. Royal, 2595oc 4 box and
25940c q bskt; Peaches, 50GS5c q box, and
50GS5c = pskt; Currants, So 5p95 chest; Rasp-
berries, 81 50655 p chest; Strawberries, Long
worth. s4G05; other varieties, S2S2 so = chest;
| Blackberries SSd4 2 chest; Apples, S5@75c 2
Bartlett Pears. 81 25@l IS = box: Mexican
| Lines, 81 5095 q box; Tahiti Oranges, 81 75@S p
box Lemons, Sicily, S7@s; California Lemons,
! 81 5063 so p box; Bananas, 81 50@1S 50F bunch;
Pineapples, S}d4 2 dozen.
| DRIED FRUIT = Bleached Apricots, new
crop, have arrived. quotaole at 10c r n. In re-
gard to the Raisin crop the Fresno Expositor
| saws: THE coming Raisiu crop promises to be
not only the largest but the best we have ever
had On all first-class land the lunches are
/ large and the berries are even. AT no time
since the business was started and the first raj
sins made, have our vineyards been so free
from enemies or pests. 1t cannot at this period
/ be stated when the grapes will be ripe, but the
prospects now indicate an early harvest y
J We quote prices as follows: Sun-dried
! Apples, 4(d41$c p 10 for sliced and S]994c fer
quartered; Apples, evaporated, 5GS6c; Apricots,
! 7Gl0c for bleached: do, sun-dried, sore; Black
berries l0Gl21zc; Figs. dose for pressed 2@Sc for
impressed Smyrna Figs. l49l6c for layers and
| 76sc tor kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, 415e;
/ bleached do 601l0c; Peaches, Sdl0c for peeled
and 467c for unpeeled; Pears, Sc for whole and
! 56a515c for sliced, machine dried, TGSe; Plums,
5G6c Tor pitted and I1a621Sc for unpitted; Ger
man PrnneS, in sacks 304c; French Prunes,
4@6Hc in sacks, and 6@Sc p 10 in boxes
Grapes, 293c . b; Raisins, London Layers,
81 50@2 p box. with 25c to 75c advance for
fractions: common. 75c@s1 q box.
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