Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 18th.
FLOUR-Prices have undergone no positive
change, though matters generally shape fayora-
bly, for buyers Net cash price for California
Extras, S4 25d4 IS p Dbl; Superfne, So 90@3 %.
WHEAT-There is practically no market. No
demand exists for export account, and when
this avenue is closed a stoppage of business is
the result This has been the situation for some
time, and no improvement is probable for the
next month at least. Considerable speculation
prevails as to the coming harvest. Operators.
as rule, take a sanguine view of the outlook.
Nearly all incline to the belief that we shall
have as large yield as last season, while many
are of the opinion that it will be greater. The
weather has been so favorable of late for grow
ing crops that all previous calculations are set
aside. In the absence OF sample trade we quote
the market nominal at 81 so to 81 321a for STAN
dard shipping grades with higher figures paid
for choice for use by millers.
BARLEY-The market has held up well, con-
sidering that receipts have been rather heavy
of late. In fact, the situation appeared to be so
admirably handled, that an opinion prevailed
that some combination controlled stocks and in
tended to keep values from falling. Such theory
was not sustained this morning, as there was
general feeling of weakness. and buyers could
satisfy their wants at about their own figures if
at all reasonable. The fact is, stocks are large,
and there is fear that growers may force new
crop on the market and cause marked decline.
The future depends largely on the action of
farmers. Should they warehouse the grain and
wait more favorable opportunity to realize,
some relief would be afforded at once and con-
fidence would soon be restored. We quote as
follows: No. Feed, 771a@Soc; common grades,
75c; Brewing, S71a@9713c for fair to choice
Chevaler, low grades, 75@S0c p ctl.
OATS = There is DO scarcity of offerings.
though of real fine product it must De admitted
there is no liberal exhibit. For everything that
is not of first-class character the market has
weak tone. We quote as follows: Surprise,
81 57349I 6219; milling, 81 50@l So; choice
feed, 81 S7s4gl 40; No, l, 81 IS: lower grades,
81 271afG1 3215; Gray, 81 25G1 80 y ctl.
CORN-Is freely offered. Quotable at 81 271%
al so q cti for Yellow. as to quality. White
sells slowly at the asking range of 81 50@1 So q
ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $4,000 p ton
Observation-Disclosures quote Feed at SS0@3l p
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21z@@s2AG p h: soo
SEEDS-Some dealers have Withdrawn offer
ings of Mustard, owing to reported damage to
the new crop by worms We quote Mustard,
Brown, SOS; Yellow, 81 1902 p ctl Canary,
31SQ41zc; Hemp 311@Ga4c; Rape i1592Lc: Tim,
othy. Sc; Alfalfa, 714@sc . b; Flax, 81 25@2 rs
n ctl.
MIDDLINGs-F Find prompt sale. Quotable at
SIS 50019 p ton.
HAY-Receipts are fair, but in another week
they are expected to be much more liberal and
lower prices are likely as result Choice new
Wheat brings top figures, being in good demand.
We quote old: Choice Wheat Sl7t117 50; No. l.
Wheat, Sl4 50d15 so; Choice Wheat and Oat
s16@l6 so; good Wheat and Dat. sI4@15; Wild
Dat, Sl4@16; Tame Dat, S13@15; Compressed SIS
ai6 , ton We quote new Wheat, sl26lS;
Wheat and Dat, sl2 5O@14 wild Dat, Si2@l$ so:
Barley. s10@11 so; Barley and Oat s10@12 AL
falfa; 50 SOgll; Clover, Sl29l4 2 ton.
H0PS-No business. There is said to be some
inquiry for cheap Hops at &c, while &c is about
the top that buyers offer for choice. Asking
prices range from to SC q b.
BKAN-Steady at the advanced rate. Quota
BILE at SIS 501l7 SO for the best, and SIS 5O0Dl6
p ton for lower grades and outside brands.
RYE-Sales are frequent enough to keen the
ms Ept in moderate motion. OuOtablp 81
to l rs y ctl.
observation-disclosures not active Quotab,e
GROUND iARLEY-Quotable at s19@2O p
POTATOES-Liberal receipts keep prices low
We quote Peerless, 50G60c: Garnet Chile, 65@
75c; Early Rose, 10000 q ctl.
ONI0NS-Heavy supplies have further weak
ened values. Quotable at 35@40c p ctl.
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Blackeye, 81 75@
10; Niles, 81 GOAL rs; Green, S3(G3 SO p ell.
BEANS-Trade is not of brisk character: We
quote as follows Bayos, SOP 10; Butter,
nominal; Pink. 81 20G2 40; Red, s2@2 10;
Lima, g 25@s e; Pea, 50 25@s 60; Small
VEGETABLES-Green Corn now sells by the
sack, being in large supply. Green Peas are
well represented. String Beans come forward
ment. Squash is drug. Tomatoes make more
liberal exhibit, being cheaper in consequence.
We quote: Green Corn, 75cas1 q sack !;
Rhubarb, si@2 p box; Green Peas, 1'S2c =
ID; String Beans, 2@21Sc ? h; summer
Squash, lO92Oc . box for Vacaville and
f box GREEN PEPPERS. s. Sci 50 box Green
Okra 5OG6Oc; Cucumpers, 75c esl for Vaca-
vile, and 81 5ogl 70 for bay Iurnips,
50 75 Carrots feed ed so gssss pse Sssgs
az p ctl Cabbage, 75c@s1 p ctl: Garlic,
Ic@2c p h Caulihower, 30@6Oc q dozen; Dry
Peppers &C to Sc p b.
FRUIT-Cherries bring good figures, the re-
ceipls not being excessive. Good demand pre-
walls for Berries, and stocks are likely to clean
up so long as moderate rates prevail. Plums
make light exhibit, while the quality is not
choice. Gooseberries are drug. Currants find
fair custom at uniform prices. Apricots continue
10 arrive in fine condition. Peaches are coming
to hand somewhat freely, and prices are shaping
Apples, green, 25@35c 2 box, and Csc to 35c p
basket; red, 75c@sl . box, and 4oc to 60c
= basket; Pears, 25@75c . box; Cher
ries, 50G65c for white, 75c@S1 for Royal
Ann and 40@6oc 2 box for black; Gooseberries,
l@2c p ID for common and 5@7c p ID for Eng
lish: Strawberries, s4a7 2 chest; Raspberries,
Plums. 75c 2 drawer, sl@1 % p box: Apricots,
caTrants, 81 SOS So : chest; Peaches, Is
California Calf COX Oranges aRs Os saa 9 box 9asAe Do
Navel, sS &C . box; Mexican Lines.
IS O0G4 . box; Lemons, Sicily, "a 5o@6;
California Lemons, sl92 box: Bananas.
S2GS 80 q bunch: Pine apples Sc OF so q doz-
DRIED FRUIT-Holders are anxious to
close out old stock, but buyers are not to be
found at present. We quote as follows Sun
dried Apples, SIC p 70 Tor sliced and 41Hc
for quartered; Alden, 1880 Apricots, 121ze for
SUI dried hleached; do, sun-dried, SG9c;
etscsbersies. 12113c: Figs, 5G6c for pressed,
SG4c for Impressed Smyrna Figs. lS@l6c
for layers, and 7GSe for kegs; Nectsrines.
| sGl0e; Peaches, l7,G1Sc for pseled. and s69c
for unpeele1; Pears, 4G5c for whole and 10
nc for sliced; rnachine-dried, a610c; PIums,
Toe for pitted and 4c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 6 d7c: French Prunes, 7G9c 2 b;
Raisins, London Layers. 81 . q box. with
| 25675c advance for fractions: Common. SIG
! Is = box
HONEY-The supply of White Comb is linn
| tied, and prices for this description show more
| strength Extracted is in large enough quantity
| To meet all market wants. We quote: White
| Comb. l2@l5c; Amber, 7tdSc; Extracted, white
| LIQUID 5@91zc; Amber colored and eandled. AZ
BUTIER-The market is generally assum