Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN PkASC1SCO. august
FL0UR-Trade is not of very great magnitude
just at present Net cash price for Family
Extras, g 1904 so p Dbl: Bakers Extras, s. p
"a 35: Superfne, go 05G13 %.
WHEAT-There is fairly good movement in
progress Shippers are understood to be well
supplied ahead and are not, therefore, very
eager to buy. We quote prices as fol-
lows: Sonora, 81 SS9491 IS; No. White, 81 96114;
choice 81 3712; milling, 81 40@1 4215 p ctl.
BARLEf-rhe outlook continues cheerful,
though trade at the moment is not OF rushing
character Much Barley has passed into the
hands of spectators, and this element is not
likely to crowd offerings to an extent that would
weaken values. In Chevalier there has been no
spot business, though sales are said to be max
ing in the country on basis of 81 81 2 ctl. We
quote: No. | Feed, 81 2219 choice, 81 %; COM
mon grade, 81 20; Brewing, 81 2715@i 32%.
OATS-New crop California has been coming
forward for week or more. Old stock is
working off as well as could be desired. New
Oats are quotable at 81 3591 45 for White and
81 SO@l 50 for Black. We quote old
ing, 81 65@l 6715; good to choice feed, 81 COO
IS; fair, 81 5212S1 571a; Gray, 81 5o@I So ?
COMPLIES are softer than week ago. We
quote: Yellow, 81 22% 2 ctl for large,
and 81 52@l 27l5 for small; Waite. 81 171l@l IS
CRACKED CoEN-Quotable at s27 5o@2s 50
CORNMEAL-Millers quote feed at s27@
IS p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
SEEDS-New Brown Mustard has made its APP
pearance, meeting with bid of So Is 2 ctl.
Trade generally is quiet. We quote prices
s. 5O f geSw saa IS c s eansry sS5e
Hemp, &c; Rape, So So; Timothy, 5sz061Zc;
Alfalfa. 7349Sc p %; Flax, 50 rs p ctl.
MIDDLlNG5-Show firm tendency. Quotable
at s25 50@26 50 e ton
CHOPPED FEED-Quotable at s24 5o@25 so q
ton.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SIS p ton at
the mill.
HAY-Wt eat Hay holds up well in price, par
ticularly choice quality. We quote Wheat,
s9@l4 50; Dat, sS@lO: Barley, s7@lO Clover,
SOLO q ton.
sTR4w-Quotable at 45@55c p bale
HOPS-Recent warm weather is said to have
much benefited growth, and picking will begin
almost Immediately in several sections of the
State The market is unsettled as to prices.
Quotable at 17G20c p fb.
BRAN-The demand Is brisk and prices have
strong tone. Quotable at 81 50@1S p ton.
RYE-Quotsble at 81 so, though some parties
decline to sell under 81 30 . ctl.
BuCKWHEAT-Slim offerings. Quotable at
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s27 5e@2S so
2 ton.
Rose, 65075c Garnet Chile, 75@90c; Peer
less. 60.aS5c: Burbanks, 75e9s1 Is q etl; Sweet,
0NI0NS-wharf prices were shade higher
to day Quotable at 81 S5@l IS q ell.
Niles, S2G2 % p ctl.
BEANS-The demand for Small White and
Pea for shipment seems to havs been satisfied,
for prices are easier. Sales of new crop Limas,
deliverable in October and November, are
reported at So so. Bayos, s4G4 so; Butter,
81 eo02 Pink, 81 1898 10; Red, S4G4 49, Lima,
S4G4 so; Pea, 81 60G2 so; Small White, 81 COO
2 50 q ctl
VEGKTABLEs-Marke well stocked We
quote as follows Egg Plant, 50@75c 2 box;
Green Okra, 5d10c q b: Tomatoes. l0G25c q
box for Vaeaville; River do, 60G65c 2 large box;
Green Corn, S19l so q sack for common and
20e q doZ for bay; Summer Squash, 4Cd50e 2
box Tor Alameda Wax Beans, l@2c q h; Cucum-
bers, 100000 2 box for bay String Beans, 1@2c q
b: Lima Beans SIC 2 10; Fountain Beans, l@2c q
b: Green Peas. 2921ac = b: Turnips, 75c@s1
p ctl; Beets, 81 2 sack; Carrots, feed, 50@65c;
Parsnips, 81 256S1 so y ctl: Cabbage, 45@50c
dozen; Green Peppers. 35G50c for Chill and
60a75c n box for Bell; Dry Peppers he: Dry
Okra 6IlSc 2 b: Marrowfat Squash, s20@25 q
ton.
FRUIT-The first Wine Grapes of the season
arrived last Saturday, but it was not till this
morning that buyer was found, when the con-
signment was turned over lat Sl5@l6 p ton.
Peaches hold up in price, not being in excessive
receipt. Bartlett Pears make rather liberal dis
p ay, being of good quality Grapes are in
creasing in amount and easing in price. Plums
are i'm bountiful supply. Lines and Lemons are
scarce and higher. We quote: Watermelons, IS
@l0 p 100; C8ntaloupes, 7c5GSl 30 ? crate for
Winters, and 81 25d2 for River; Crab Apples, COO
90c per box; Huekleberries, 9G12c p b.. Grapes,
25G50c for small White or Black. 40d6ic for
Muscats, 50Ss65c q box for Rose oil Peru: s.
assoc for Black Malyoise, and 75cGSl sC
Tokay; Figs, 5O@75c for black. and 5OS75c