Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-30
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

u,
FLoUR-Supplies are plentiful The market
is less firm and lower prices are probable in the
near future. Net cash price Tor California :
Extras, 81 25@4 So 2 Dbl; superfne, g 600
%.
WHEAT-There is very soft feeling to the sit
uatlon Inc season is now nearing its end. and
nobody is disposed to operate to any great ex
tent until the new harvest begins to put i'll an
appearance. Prices are Irregular, being gov
erned more by speculative operations than by
legitimate inquiry. As matters now stand
81 321a z cl Is tuil quotable figure for stock
that will class as standard, with the prospect
that lower basis will yet be reached.
BARLkY-There is no business of conse
quence. Purchases for feed uses are few and of
light magnitude. Considerable quantities will
soon be delivered on Call Board contracts, and
offerings IN the sample market are expected TO
be propoItionaiely increased. Wholesale trad
ing Is hardly probable for some time, and deal.
ers viii have to remain content with the hand
tomouth policy that at present governs the
movements of buyers In Brewing DESCRIPTIONS
there is no activity, and it is very difficult 10
find customer for anything like u round par
Gel at quOtable figures. Chevalier is entirely
Feed, 771zG7S54c; common grades, zoe; Brewing,
Sc TO 9I1Se u ct; Chevalier, low grades, S5cg
81 10 q ctl
OATS-The demand for Oats becomes lighter
as quotations for Barley are reduced Holders
therefore, have to submit to concessions in order
to do business Stocks are liberal and there is
general disposition to press sales as much as
possible without weakening values too much.
We quote Surprise, 81 50@GI 60; milling 81 400
l IS; choice feed, 81 371%9I 40; No. T. 81 32I
al 30 lower grades, 81 25@1 80; Gray, 81 2O0g
/ 80 y ctl.
C0RN-The market is well supplied with Vel
low, and prices are easy. Since 81 20 was paid
for White there has been an increase in offer
lngs. but there appears to be no more BUYERS at
that advanced figure, and sellers have lowered
their asking price. We quote: Yellow, 81 so to
81 s.; White, 81 50@1 80 Z ctl.
Cracked COkN,-QuoEable at $1,000 2 ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed al s3OaSl y
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 212G1254c o ID.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SIS q ton.
SEEDS-Moderate movement is reported in
yellow Mustard, and fair trade could likely be
transacted in Brown if really desirable lots were
offered. Mustard, Brown, SOS; Yellow, 81 10
O. 2 etl; Canary, 3Eg414c; Hemp, 35SQs4c;
Rape, 11a@214e; Timothy. SC; Alfalfa, 715(5Sc 3
b; FLAX. 50 25c2 IS q ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Are steady at current rates
Quotable at SI9@20 ton.
HAY-The market generally has weak tone
New crop is going into more general consump-
ton. The yield is expected TO be large. We
quote old Ibs6 9ow Ihoc cb0 Wheat s7 81
and Dat, SIC 50G17 good Wheat and Oat,
81 50@15 50; Wild Dat, Sl4@16; Tame Dat,
Sl3@15; compressed. Sl3G16. We quote new !:
wild Ost S12913 So Barley. e9G10 80; Barley
and Dat, SiO@l2; Alfalfa, Sl0G1l Glover. sll 80
OILS p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S5@5oc p bale.
H0PS-Nery quiet market. Quotabie at 56Sc
z b for fair to choice.
BRAN-Receipts continue liberal. Quotable
at sl6417 for the best, and SIS 50Gl6 50 p ton
for lower grades and outside brands
RYE-Recent sales at ST. rs p ctl establish a.
market quotation.
BUCKWHEAT-some good product changed
hands today at 81 70 g ctl the first sale in some
GROUND BARLEY-Prices show downward
tendency d Quotable at sl9a2O q ton.
r pS0 = F are coming forward
with freedom. Peerless, 6G65c; Garnet Chile
SDcGSi; Early Rose 5G699Oc = ctl
oSIONS-No scarcity OF offerings. Quotable
Niles, 81 9Ot92; Green. SIS 50@4 q ctl.
BEANS-Ihere is no inquiry of a wholesale
character. Offerings in the sample market re-
ceive but little attention. Even iobbing trade
shows falling off in custom. We quote
prices as follows: Bayos, S262 IS: Butter
nominal; Pink, 81 70 az 40; Red, 81 90G2 10,
Lima, g 5gS co % Pea, s. 25Ss 60; Small
VEGETABLES-Th Green Corn that comes to
market just now is mostly of poor quality. Re-
eeipts OF Tomatoes continue light. Summer
Squash Is in good supply, meeting with fair Gus
tom. Arrivals of Green Peppers are not large
and eonsignmenis are promptly sold. Rhubarb
is not Plentiful though there is enough TO satisfy
all custom. The wide range in the price of
Asparagus is still preserved. String Beans ana
Green Peas are still in good favor at steady rates
We quote: Green Corn, l2920c q dozen :;
S2@S for fancy quality. Rh1barb, s1Gl Is
= box; Green Peas, u 251l 50 q sack; String
Beans S1zs94c 2 10; Fountain Beans. 41z95c
> IL; Wax Beans, 411l95c q u Summer
Squash. 50960c Z box for Nscaviile and
81 al > for Bay; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 so
as SOP box Green Peppers, 20a2 5c 2 ID :;
so a 75c 2 otl; Beets 75caS1 Is D
sack; Carrots. feed, SO@5Oe; Parsnips, 81 so
as ell; Cabbage, 95cGsl % , ctl: Garlic,
le , d; Caulifower, 75asOc 3 dozen; Dry
Peppers. &c to sc 2 h
FRUIT-Blackberries arrived to-day for the
first time this season, selling at soc z H. Cher
ries are in liberal supply at steady prices. In
another week receipts are expected to show
diminution, when higher prices are likely to
prevail. The display of Apricots is all that could
be desired. Peaches are still hard and green
finding but little favor. Nearly all Strawberries
of the Sharpless variety are poor, and have to
be sold at low rates to peddlers. Currants con-
| tinue abundant. Gooseberries receive good at
| tention, the offerings being liberal. We quote
Apples. iaai70c & box Pears, 65c9sl % = box