Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-02
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SAN FRANCIsCo MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. July LIST.
FLOUR-Trade is of moderate proportions
Extras, 81 1904 20 > bbl Bakers Extras, sac
4 10: Superfne, W 90@3 20.
WHEAT-Wlthin a few days the situation has
changed in favor of the selling interest. The
market is not particularly active, but very
strong feeling prevails, and the outlook is in
favor OF its continuance. Quotable at 81 30@
! Sl14 . ctl for desirable shipping grades, with
81 371a for choice qualities.
OATS-There is a weak tone to values Stocks
continue moderately large and dealers are in
clined to meet the views OF buyers. We quote
prices: Surprise, 81 70@1 rs; milling, 81 62x
al 65; good to choice feed, 81 5591 80; fair
81 45S1 50; Black. 81 IS 81 S5 Gray, 81 4211a@
As p ctl.
CORN-This article has easy tendency in sym.
pa,hy with other feed products. We quote;
l 221s for small White. sl@l 05 y ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Moderate trade Quotsble
at s26 50p27 so y ton.
q p ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 31z94c p b.
SEEDS,We quote: Mustard. Brown: u SOC
25 Yellow, SOP Is 2 ctl Canary, s19gsNc
Alfalfa 71I@Sc q b: Flax. SO rs p ell.
MIDDLINGS-Find steady custom. Quotable
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s22@2S q ton
the mill
RAY-The demand is fairly general and deal
ers consider the prospect encouraging for con
tinued good prices for an article of desirable
quality; We quote: New Wheat, ss@ls 50; Dat
81 50@9 SO: Barley, S7@9; Clover, sS@9 4
| ton; Old qualities range from s991s q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOPS-At the moment the market is in good
shape for growers. 1t is said that buyers are
willing to contract ahead for new crop on &
basis of lSc p b.
RYE-Is very dull, the inquiry being nominal
Quotable at s711@9Oc p ctl.
BuCKWHEAT-Nom Nominal at range of 81 25@
l so p ell.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at SD 5Oa23 sc
p ton.
POTATOES-Suppliesa are coming along at the
rate OF $500 sacks day, and will increase as
the season progresses. Quotable at siGl so 2
ctl, as to quality,
ONIONS-Prices are on the down grade. We
quote: Red, S1@1 Is; SilverskIns, 81 1591 25 .
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, s2@2 25
Niles, So Is p ctl.
BEANS There is no life to the market
Values are somewhat nominal, in the absence
81 a 2 Is; PINK, 81 IS q 8; Red. =; Lima
"a 75@5; Pea s. 1892 IS; Small White. 81 %
VEGETABLES okra sells well. as receipts
are light. Squash is lower, being n larger sup
ply. Egg Plant makes light exhibit. Peas are
going out. Beans are in sufficient quantity to
meet all wants. We quote: Egg Plant, SIG
l 25 p box; Green Okra, 2O@25c 2 ID; Tomatoes,
81 IS p sack for common, and 1S@25c
2 dozen for sweet; Summer Squash, % q
4oc q box for yacaville and 5oG75c for
Alameda; Wax Beans, .2@4c Q ID; Cucum-
bers, 4@50c y box; bay do, 75c@S1 2
box; Asparagus, 81 50G2 so q box for good to
choice; Rhubarb 40950c q box for common and
b; Fountain Beans, 2s4c d; Greefl
Peas, 81 50@1 IS q sack; Turnips. 75c@sl
ctl; Beets, 81 p sack; Carrots, feed, 50@65c;
Parsnips, 81 25@1 SO . ctl; Cabbage, 81
dozen; Green Peppers, S9l0c = b; Chile Pep.
pers, 10@15c q ID; Dry Peppers, 12c; Dry Okra,
6,0Sc a b.
FhUIT-watermelons appeared to-day for the
first time this season, bringing 50d COO piece.
Cantalupes come in too green for table use and
find slow custom at zoe apiece. Peaches and
Apricots have been commanding rather high
prices for the past few days. Berries continue in
favor at regular rates. Currants keep pretty
uniform in value, the supply just about meet.
ing the demand. Plums are increasing in
quantity and variety. Figs were in liberal re,
ceipt to-day. Tahiti Oranges are dearer, as the
California article is about out for the season. We
quote: Figs, 75c@Si IS for black. and 4Oa5oc
per box for white; Plums, 50c@sl p box
81 : box and s5oGsl > basket Cherry ierfy
Plums, bOa6Oc p box, and Is a40c . drawer; AID.
Pies 4Oc@sl box; Pears, 10000 p box, and
t sos and basket g A 5e basket SO 81 BacI
berries, s5@7 . chest; caTrants. 81 to
5 p chest; Cherries, 6Oa75c u box; Goose.
berries ssSs sbsI for English hs sa Straw
chest for Longworth; Raspberries, s. 5O@S :
chest; Tahiti Oranges, IS 25@3p box
Mexican Lines. 4a5 q boz; Lemons
Sicily, s5@6; Riverside Lemons, 81 50aS
geles. Lemons, sl@l so: Bananas, aga 2
bunch: Pinespples. s3G5 > doz.
DRIED FRUIT-Old stock is in such light sup
I'll -
Country Merchant has the following interesting
summary of the situation: There is no evil
dence of much Transporting in the way of con.
tracts for forward delivery, and with the stiff
views entertained by most growers it IS alto.
gether probable that operations will be on a
hand to mouth basis during much of the COM
ing season, especially on the ordinary run oi
offerings, unle.s growers and packers should
materially modify their views, at no distant
date, in favor of the buying interest, which is
hardly to be anticipated. The Apricot season is
now nearing its zenith, and there are moder-
ately free receipts OF the fresh product in this
cenler, but the proportion of choice fruit up to
date has been small. Prices range from nc
per pound for small and undesirable fresh to
21Hc per pound for choice Heavy quantities
are not likely to find their way to dryers so long
as present prices for fresh remain current OF
Peaches, only early and rather watery clings
have yet appeared in wholesale quantity, but
varieties suitable for coming and drying will be
due in liberal amounts in the near future ac-
cOmpanied by Nectarines and the late varieties
of Plums. That there will be any scarcity of
Plums is not likely, but unless the market for
the fresh article becomes quite depressed the
drying may be of limited proportions, owing 70
the poor sale of the dried product in former
seasons. Prunes will be mostly cured, as there
is no extensive demand for them in any other
way. The Prune crop in this state viii proba-
bly, be % TO 30 per cent less than last year. but
| the fruit will average larger, and only proper
curing and grading viii be necessary 10 IL axe il
generally more desirable. Values for 1890
product OF Dried Fruit are little more than nom.
inal, the quotable range, striking as nearly as
possible an average of the differences between
producers and buyers, beng about as follows
Prunes, from small to most select, sc: Peaches
besched, 1l@l3c; Apricots, bleaehed, I1@14c
White Nectarines, i1c12c: ked Nectsrines, S1l0c
A heavy shortage is reported in the Eastern croI
of Peaches, Plums and Pears. which Will worb
TO the beneEt Of the California product, fresh OIL
cured
HoNEY-Receipts are enlarging, while the
demand does not advance in proportion. The
| yield this season is reported 10 be of superior
| quality, well adapted for shipping purposes. We
| quote; White Comb 99ilc; Amber, 7nssc; white
liquid extracted, 4@f5c; Amber colored and
candied, 4c u b.
BUTTER Arrivals continue large, and Their,
| is still considerable accumulation of stock Or
ders for cheap Butter from mills and lumbe
camps have helped 10 clean up much stock thai
dealers were glad to dispose of. Eastern Butte
comes forward freely, some of II going into cod
| storage for want of custom. We quote: Fancy
| lie: choice, Hd15c: fair to good. l21sa1lS5Sc
| store lots, sslic . d. Eastern, 71zg l2c, as t
| quality.
CHEESE-A slight improvement in values il
| noted. Producers are not satisfied with tn,
| figures ruling and are Withholding supplies L
| some extent in hopes of better market in the
| future. We quote as follows; Choice to Fancy
| 1859; far to good 6'17c; Eastern. Ordinary
| to ine. s31435c p 70.
| EGGS-Se. ected brapds are in demand bu
anything else is neglected The market Il
| heavily stocked with ea,terl, which arr tsket
in preference to the ordinary quality of Califor
MIA product Quotable at 2l@s23c q doz for rancf
| end l6Gl9c fo- store lots; Eastern, l5G3 &c !
| dozen.
PoULTRY-A carload of Eastern arrived yes
terday. selling at s7Ss SO for Hens, Sc 50t67 TO
| old boosters, SIS for Duck and 1Se20c q 70 fo
IlrEeYs QheIinns of i,aliforrlia ,rer.