Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 10TH
FLOUR-The China steamer, to sail to-mor-
Tow, is expected to take over 5000 bbls. Net
cash prices for California Extras, S4G4 % p Dbl;
Superfine. 81 90Gl3 Is
WHEAT-The market is shaping more in ia
vor of sellers, though no particular increase in
sampling in progress, and y fair volume OF bust
ness is being transacted. but the amount chang
ing hands Is rot of sufficient magnitude to give
the situation notably active appearance. Be
fore the close of the month, however it is
hoped that shipping operations will become of
much more general character. Wheat that will
class as No. standard is quotable al 81 IS q ct
Millers pay higher rates for selections.
BARLEY-The situation is quiet and far from
satisfactory to either interest Stocks on hand
in the State on the LIST instant were more than
twice as large as at any similar, period in ten
years, and how to dispose of this surplus is
something that is now troubling parties identi-
fed with trade in this pa, ticular cereal. Mat
tiers are not being helped by the promise of q
good yield from the new crop now being har-
vested. The market holds up pretty well under
the circumstances, although, of course, there is
Enthusiastically weak tone to feed values Dealers
certainly are not cheerful at the immediate out
look, but at the same time they are not de-
spondent, but talk hopefully of the possibility
of some unforeseen circumstance arising that
may alter the prospect materially. 1t is TO
be desired that some avenue may open up
to meet the emergency. Nothing doing in
Chevalier yet. Prices for this kind of Bar
ley are regulated mainly by foreign orders.
we quote. NO. feeQ, I0tGII13c, common
grades, 7215c; Brewing, S5G95c for fair to choice
OATS-Business is of slow character, but
there is an improved feeling, as receipts less
liberal. Stocks are somewhat large and deal
ers have no fear Of being able to meet all wants,
even if the demand were 10 notably increase.
We quote prices as follows: Surprise 81 45G1 so;
milling, 81 ~; choice feed, 81 32I&; No. /,
81 271aCG1 30: lower grades, 81 221aGD1 %; Gray,
81 20(1l 221l { ctl.
CORN-The general condition of the market
is practically unchanged. Supplies are plenty,
and generally of good quality while the de-
mand is limited, consisting of small orders that
are filed without effort. We quoe as follows
Small Yellow. 81 2561 2716: large Yellow,
81 321a@1 80; White, 81 35@l As q ctl.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s29@3O y
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21aG2Ac p b.
0ILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SOS 3 ton
SEEDS-Nothing doing in Mustard. Talk OF
damage to growing crops by worms has not
caused any speculative movement We
quote prices as follows: Mustard, Brown,
g 56@9; Yellow, 81 55a2 q cti Cansry,
31aG413c; Hemp, 319(d9ic; Rape. 11ZG21%c. Tim
othy; SC; Alfalfa, 719&sc 3 10; Flax, q 25@2 70
DDLINGs-Firm and buoyant Quotable
HAi-Priees have advanced. owing to light
receipts and better demand. We quote Wheat,
sl29l6; Wheat and Oat Si3G15; Wild Oat Sl26
10; Barley, sS(Gl2: Alfalfa SSGlO = ton.
STRAW-Quotable a. 35@a50c q bale.
HOPS-No business. Quotations for 1887 Hops
are nomially lace p ID for fair to choice.
Buyers would likely contract for new crop on a
basis of S6Di0C a h.
BRAN-Shows increased strength, and adj
vanced figures in the near future not unlikely.
QuOtable at SIS 500 Is 80 for the best, and
SIS = ton for lower grades and outside brands
R1E-Old is about exhausted. New is held
at 81 55 . ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-Inactive and nominal Quot
able at Il 70 p ctl.
GROUND FARLEY Quotable at SIS a 10
ton.
toIATOES-Weaku under continued free ar
rivals. We quote as follows Peerless, 3565Oc:
Garnet Chile, i5@50c; Early Rose, 30@60c 2
oNIoNS-Receipts are more than enough for
present needs: We quote: Red, 45G50c Silver
skins, 65GGS5c p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye 81 i'm
?; Niles, 81 60 "a otl.
BEANs-Lght trade at unchanged rates.
Choice Pea and Small White are scarce. Colored
descriptions are easy. We quote as follows:
2 %; Red, 81 65td1 So; Lima. So 25GS so; Pea,
S. 25fd3 go: Small White, So 25@3 60 = ctl.
NEGETABLES-There is no scarcity of any
particular description. Green Corn 20G soc q sack
for Nacaville. and 5O@75c 3 box for Bay:
Green Peas. S1d11 % p sack String
Beans, 1@l%c 2 u; Lima Beans, 4d6c
z b. summer Squash 25G4Oc per box; Marrowtat
Squash; SIS 2 ton; Tomatoes, 35a45Oc p box for
Nacaville, and 75c@sl . box tor river;
Egg Plant, 75cssl = box; Green Peppers
i0cd6Sl 2 box; Green okra. slt61 25 per box: Gu
q, a tI p o0 = poA ioI pay durnlps, 5UceD
u = cti Beets, 69G10c y sack Carrots. feed
S0@50c; Parsnips, 81 IS = ctl Cabbage, 75cS
81 . ctl: Garlic, l@2c p IL: Caulifower, 400
6Oe dozen; Dry Peppers. 69Sc - II.
FRUlT-Arrivals ofall kinds are liberal The
demand for Apricots by Gamers keeps that va
riety steady in price. Receipts of Berries con
tinue ample for all wants. Grapes do not find
much favor. as offerings are not of choice DUAL
ity. Plums are making good exhibit, being
large. fine and ripe Some good APPLES are com.
ing forward. but no desirable Pears have been
received: Canteloupes are increasing in supply.
while Watermelons are being shipped by the
carload. Currants are still in market We
quote follows Watermelons. SlO6l6 per
hundred; Cantaloupes s2@2 80 per crate: Crab
Apples, 40@65c 2 box; Grapes, 75cGSl % q box:
Apples. red, 81 25@l rs 2 box and 5o975c ?