Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN chANClbCO. september loLu
FLOUR-Values are anything but firm. We
quote Net cash price for Family Extras, "a 800
40 9 bbl: Bakers Extras. 81 20 a 80; Super
fine. 50 95@3 Is.
light volume that business may be said TO be al
most nominal. We quote as follows So
nora. 81 3Oa1 S114: No. White, 81 S231591 3S5z
choice, s. g.; milling, 81 S712Sl 40 = ctl;
spot market during the past month or SO.
Higher prices have prevailed than would
probably have been current had ordinary trade
81 S2ISal S8sl; choice, 81 35 common grade
81 30: Brewing. 81 40@1 As for fair to good
and 81 471a91 so for choice; Chevalier, 81 35@
50 2 ctl as to quality.
of late receipts from Oregon alone this week
footing up close on to II 600 centals. Black Oats
are firm in price, being wanted for seed. We quote
as follows: surprise u 65el s71S; milling, " e2H
81 451a@1 so; Gray, 81 471z@l %; Black, 81 COG
81 rs = ctl.
CoRN-There is good demand at this mo-
We quote prices as follows: Yellow, 81 80 p
ctl for large and 81 Se91 321a for small; White,
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s2se2s son.
% q ton; fine kinds for the table. in large and
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $25@27 p ton
from the mills
CHOPPED DFEED-Quotable at s25@2s p ton.
sEEDS-we quote: Mustard, Brown. s2 50 @
8; Yellow, s202 Is p ctl !; Canary. S199Ss4c;
Hemp. 4ac; Rape, $2g2 80; Timothy, $4,000;
MIDDLINGS-Tradec continues brisk. Quotable
at s26 50027 so 2 ton.
HAY-The demand is good and general We
quote: Wheat, s1l@1s; oat; ssgl2; Barley, $50
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOPS-The market is not near so buoyant as
a week ago. The fact is certain, however, that
l. \ F..
that down to SOC p n is the range of the market
for good to choice article.
BRAN-No disturbance In values. Quotable
at s19919 80 o ton.
newed inquiry. Quotable at 8 256l 921z p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Quotabl at 81 70Gl IS ? ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s29GSo p
ton.
PoTAToES-very little change in the market.
Sweets are higher, but other kinds generally
remain at old figures. We quote: Early Rose,
75@9lc; Garnet Chile, S5cGsl; Peerless, 75c@
81 q; Burbanks, 65c@sl 25; Sweet, 81 5o@2 p
ONIONS -ouotablc at s2@2 40 p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 50G2;
Blackeye, 81; Niles, 81 so p ctl.
BEANS-Arrivals of new crop have caused
general lowering of prices We quote as fol-
lows: Bayos, SO 65@3 rs; Butter. & 1892 80;
Pink, s. 5OS2 65; Red, 81 5Os2 IS; Lima, nom
inal; Pea. 50 1908; Small White, 81 1913 ctl.
quietly at old prices We quote as follows;
okTa, 5o@e5e 2 box Tomatoes. 10000 2
and l7lz@2Oc 2 dozen for bay; Summer Squash,
25G40c 2 box for Alameda; Cucumbers, 30940c
q box; small do for picking, 75c p box large do,
1c 2 b; Lima Beans, 3g37ac . u; Turnips. 75c 2
snips, 81 Is y ctl; Cabbage, 65a75c ctl; Garlic,
S010c p b: Caulifower, 50060c p dozen; Green
Peppers, 25@40c for Chile and 40G5oc . box for
Bell; Dry Peppers, I2c; Dry okra, 6SSc y n;
Marrowfat Squash, sl5 p ton.
FRUIT-Cantaloupe are being dumped, as
low asking prices fail to bring out custom.
Watermelons are also unusually cheap. A car
load sold yesterday at the depot for the bare
We quote as follows: Watermelons. $50
p 100; Cantaloupes, 25@5oc p crate; Ounces,
35S5Oc p box: Crab Apples, 75c@N per box;
box for small white or black, 4OG6oc for
Muscats; 25140c p box for Rose OF Peru, 15@S0c
for Black Malvoise, 35a65c for Tokay,
and 50c@sl p box for Isabellas; Black Morocco,
5O@9Oc; wine Grapes sl6a1s 2 ton; Figs,
25@50c for black; Plums 2@Sc p b; Peaches. 9
Csc p h: Apples. 50c@Sl for common. 81 S
al so for good to choice; Pears. 75cGsl
s4s5 s = > chest; Strawberries, a 5oss . chest;
Mexican Lines, IS 5066 y box: Lemons,
Sicily S91l0; Los Angeles Lemons, Sl@3 p box;
Bananas. s@25O bunch: Pineapples, s3@5
DRIED FRUIT-we quote as follows: Apples,
evaporated, 1215913c; sliced, S@sc; quartered,
71S9sc: Pitted Plums, lo@lic; Peaches. eyapor.
stee iSgl APsc99 9s Soass an
l6@Isc for white, and l2@15c for red;
French Prunes. 901lc p b; Grapes, 3AaSac =
n; Raisins. September and October delivery,
81 75G2 25 p box for London Layers.
HONEY-Receipts are not large, while trade
is fair and there Is no accumulation in conse-
ouence. We quote: White Comb. lo@l2c
&c: tcl Amber colored and candied. l14a5c p fD.
BEESWAX- -Quotable at 23@25c ID.
BUTTER-selected qualities fresh butter are
in light supply and prices are are wen s rsoee @
soc; fair to good, l7t922c: store lots, loGl5c
10: picked roll. @@221<c; frkin, l791sc;
Eastern, Ssl2c . b for ordinary and ls@aoc for
'cefHEEsE-Liberal supplies keep, prices in
favor of buyers. We quote: Choice to fancy, elz@
l0c; fair TO good. 7@s1lc; Eastern. ordinary 70
nns; EG;GsUPrices are shaping downward, as ex-
pected. Quotable at 34@36c p dozen for
ranch and 25@S21zc for store lots; Eastern, 171z@
2lc dozen for cold storage, snd 2SS25c for
POULTRY-A carload Of Eastern arrived this
morning, and will likely be all sold before night.
We quote as follows: Live Turkeys-Gobblers,
n 6S5 50 for young and IS 5o@4 for Fryer:
Hens, ss@s; Ducks. 1905 50: Geese. old. n@
IS; Goslings, 81 5o@l IS 9 pair & Fieeons. u 70
GAME-Quotstions are largely nominal, there
being no receipts of consequence. Quail are
well represented, but ducks have made very
Mallard ss 50a4: sprig, $2n2 25; Teal, 81 75@2
q dozen; small Ducks, 81 25 p dozen; Widgeon,
81 50 English snipe, IS so; Gray Geese, E
dozen; yenison, n@lsc 2 D; Doves, 5o@65c 2
dozen; hare, sl@l 30; Rabbits, 7Sc@sl . y
PROvIsIoNs-Trsde is Of active and general
character. We quote as follows: Eastern
Hsms. l4I<6all1<c: California refrigerator-cured
Hams. iSL@lsxc; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
iS@isS<c; California Bacon, heavy and me-
DUN, s@loc; do Light 121ze1Sc; do extra