Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-04
SAN FKANOIsCo MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, September Sc

FLOUR-BuSineSS continues OF fair volume,
with prices only moderately steady. We
quote as follows: Net cash price for Family
Extras, 81 1904 so a Dbl: Bakers Extras. 81 25
o. 49, Superfine, So 05@3 80.
WHEAT-The market lacks spirit. Shippers
are pretty well furnished with grain just at
present, and are not disposed to make further
negotiations until shipment relieves them of
some of the stock now on hand. We quote:
choice, 81 1914; milling, 81 4Oa1 4211a p ctl
BARLEY-The feed market has been quiet
and dull for the past week, but speculation is
becoming more active, and this circumstance is
giving more tone to spot business. and creating
a slightly frmer feeling in values. Brewing
Barley holds up well. For Standard Chevalier
there is fair demand at top rates We quote as
follows: No. Feed, 81 80; choice, 81 3l14@1 321a:
S7L for fair to good and sli001 421a for choice;
Chevalier, 81 S714l0l SO 2 ctl, as to quality.
OATS-Surprise of choice quality are not
plentiful. and an attractive lot would readily
shipped freely in this direction. Surprise sl671a
al 721a; milling, 81 TOOL Tx; good to choice
feed. 81 60@1 20; fair, 81 471691 571a; Gray,
.CORN-Buyers have let the market alone for
several days, SO that the situation mas been a
dragging one. which is not imp: owed by the
arrival so far this week of 5000 centals. We
quote as follows Yellow, 81 2714@1 80 p
ctl for large and 81 2714@1 80 for small; White.
81 30@l 35 p ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at SIS a29 q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feeo at ESQ
% q ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 31a@4c p ~
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S25@27 p ton
from the mills
CHOPPED FEED-Quotsble at s25@27 p ton.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard is lower. a carload
is reported sold at % rs. being of fairly good
quality. Some inquiry is reported for Yellow
which is wanted for shipment to England. We
3; Yellow, s2@2 Is q ctl; Canary. 1890;
Hemp, 41ac; Rape, 81 so; Timothy, 55z@614c;
Alfalfa. 711a1Sc o b.: Flax, 81 rs . ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Have been declining in price
for several days. Quotable at S26 50G21 90 p ton
HAY-Receipts continue moderate Prices
steady. We quote Wheat, SO 50@l5 50 Dat,
S9@l2; Barley ss(@11 so; Glover. IS 5o911 2 ton
STRAW-Quotable at 45G55c q bale.
HOPS-Owing to the continued unfavorable
outlook for foreign crops, the local market ex-
hiblts proportionate stronger tone. The eager
ness OF buyers TO secure contracts is said to have
excited growers more or less, and tall figures are
understood to be asking. Some Hops baled in
the Sacramento section realized SOC, though the
quality was not specially choice. The purchase
was made for shipment No contracts are
known 10 have been made at over SOC in Cali.
fornia but sales at 3l@S2c are reported as hav-
ing been made in Oregon and Washington, de-
liyerable later on. Good to choice California
Hops are quotabe at 26d30c q ID, spot or to ar
rive. A carload of new crop California is re-
ported sold at New York TOR 40c 2 N.
BRAN-Another drop in values to day. Quot
able at S1SG1S so p ton.
at 250l 80 y ctl.
BUCKwHEAT- Quotable at 81 65a1 rs q ct!.
GROUND BARLEI-QuOtable at S2S029 p ton.
POTATOES The market is bracing up again
for all kinds excerpts Sweets. quote as follows:
Early Rose, S5cCQSl; Garnet Chile, S3c@Sl; Peer
less. 65G90c; Burbanks, 75cGSl %; Sweet, 81 500
rs q ctl.
ONIONS-Prices continue ON the down grade.
Quotable at 81 75@2 10 p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 5092;
Niles, s2a2 D p ctl
BEANS-New crop Whites are promised
within couple of weeks. At the m ment the
market is firm for these varieties. Bayos are
still very scarce, there not being enough TO
warrant a wholesale quotation. Pinks have
pearanCe We quote: Bayos, ID; Butter,
S2 1902 80; PINK, 81 60tG2 So; Red So 50G4;
Lima, 81 50a4 rs; Pea, 81 1908; Small White,
81 1913 , ctl
light, the supply and demand being well bal
anced We quote prices as follows: Egg
Plant, 40@60c 2 box; Green Okra, Toe q box;
Tomatoes 40G50c 2 box; Green Corn, 75ct6Sl 10
q sack for common and 1712020c q dozen for
bay; Summer Squash, 25d40c 2 box for Alame-
da; Cucumbers. 25d40c y box; small do, for
picking, zoe = box: Lima Beans, 3G31ac q II;
Tnrnips, 75egsl ? ell; Beess, 81 2 ssek'
bsge. 75c 3 ctl; Garlic, 6Dsc = b: Caulihower,
59CG60c = dozen; Green Peppers, 35@50c for Chile
and 100000 q box for Bell; Dry Peppers. 12c,
Dry okra, 69Sc p b: Marrowfat Squash, sl5 2
ton.
FRUIT-Pesches are gradually passing out OF
season. while Bartlett Pears are also dropping
of in quantity. Plums continue to be well re-
presented, though receipts are not quite as large
as week ago. Figs move slowly, the inquiry
being confined wholly to the black variety.
White Figs rot on dealers hands. Melons are
plentiful and cheap, being in good demand, ow-
, ing to warm weather. Grapes are the feature
of the market All kinds are in liberal receipt
and prices favor consumers. Raspberries come
in occasionally, bringing. fancy prices, say So
per chest We quote y Watermelons, sSglO z
SOC q box; Crab Apples, 75c@sl per box;
Huckleberries, 7GSc 2 ID; Grapes, 25GS5e q
box for small white or black, 40a75c for
Muscats; 40 os50c p box for Rose OF Peru, 25@1I0e
for Black Mslvoise, and 50975c for Tokay;
Black Morocco, 60 S90c; wine Grapes, Si4Gl6 =
ton; Figs, 50G75e for black. and 25e 40
2 box for white; Plums, 2GS11c p b;
Peaches. 81 &C. q n; Apples. 50@75c for common.
sl0l p Tor good TO choice; Pears, 5cGS1 p
box: Bar lett Pears. Sa4c y h. Blackberries,
S4@6 q chest; Strawberries, Sat 9 chest;
Mexican Lines. IS 50G6 80 . box: Lemons,
Sicily, $500; san Diego Lemons, S4G5: Ban
anas- SlS2 so 2 bunch: Pinespples, sS'o5 ?
dozen
DRIED FRUIT-Spot offerings are light and
local trading is slow in consequence. Contract
ing is still in progress IN the interior and fair
volume of business is said TO be doing for future
delivery. ApricosS are Deld firmly. Fitted
Plums are in demand for shipment. the situa-
ton being favorable Tor sellers. Apples are so
in good request. Dried 8 apes are expecte1 10
take more prominent place this season in the
Dried Fruit trace than ever before. Apples.
evsporated, l21SalSc sliced, S1sc; quartered,
71Se1Sc: Pilted Plulns, l0ellc Peaches. evapor-
ated. 17sEisc; Apricots, bieached, l4@lTc in
sacks and i7grlSc = d in boxes; Nectarines,
1Ssal7c for white, and 101l1c for red;
French Prunes, 9G1ic . 10; Grapes, So $50 2
n; Raisins. September aud October delivery,
81 75d2 % = box for LoHdon Layers.
HONEY-the demand is not of wholesale
character We quote: White Comb 91<@l.1%c.
Amber, 715@s1Sc; white liquid, extracted, 5G
534c. Amber colored and candied. a. g51ac = 10.
bUITrR-The market has taken turn for
the better; and choiee qualities sell al small
advance on rates that were current week
ago. We quote prices as follows Fancy,
2sas0c: good to choice. % acc; fair TO good,
l6a2lc: store lots l0Gl4c n: picked roll.
19@2lc; iFkin, i60iSc; Eastern, SGl2c q d for
ordinary and lS620c or creamery.
E6Gs-Askspg prices are too high 70 suit the
views of buyers. aud trade Is somewhat re-
stricted in consequence. Still there is custom
enough to keep the market fairly well cleaned
up, especially of product of select character.
Quotable at 35n371sc 2 dozen for ranch and $50
321Sc for store lots: Eastern lS6l22c = dozen for
cold storage and 2it126c for fresh.
CHEEsE-The demand Is not brisk, while
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