Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

IL.
FLOUR-Prices unchanged. Buyers of round
lots could likely obtain moderate concessions
Net cash price tor California Extras, 81 1904 80
p Dbl Superfne, 81 90aa3 %.
WHEAT-Just now is the " between crop"
season when business almost always drops. At
the moment the situation is void of int est.
There is no desire to buy and scarcely any pres
sure is made to sell. In fact contracting parties
understand pretty well that it would be useless
to attempt to force trade. Matters are so dull at
present that the Produce Exchange have deter
mined to suspend sessions after next Monday for
the remainder OF that week. Dealers Will thus
have good opportunity to spend the Fourth of
July holidays in the country if they 50 wish.
Good shipping grades OF Wheat are quotable at
81 30Gl 3lH q ctl, though a choice Offering
might bring 81 32% A small sale of new crop
is reported at the latter figure.
BARLEY-Reeeipts are coming to hand with
freedom, and stocks are accommodating from the
absence of custom. Some holders are trying to
press sales and shade on former prices in order
to invite liberal custom. But buyers do not re-
spond readily and the market presents rather
soft tone in consequence. 1t looks very much as
if another week of depressed feeling would be
passed. When the holidays are over dealers
hope that the outlook will brighten, and that
active operations will become conspicuous
| feature We quote: No. Feed, TIC; common
grades 75c Brewing. S5690c for fair to choice.
OATS-There is a lack of demand, while hold
ers are making every effort to sell, and offering
terms liberal enough to suit about all customers.
Receipts continue to pour in from the northern
country, being sent to warehouse to augment the
liberal stocks already there. With such sur
| roundings it is no wonder the market is in de-
| 1norallzed shape. We quote as follows: Surprise,
81 4715G1 5212; milling, 81 400l s.; choice feed,
81 so; No. /, 81 25@1 27115; lower grades, 81 20;
Gray: 81 20@1 2211a p ctl.
C0RNMEAL-alillers quote Feed at S30@3l p
ton fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 2115@29zc q d.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at S2S p ton.
Brown, sos; Yellow, ST. 1922 p ctl Canary,
49414c; Hemp, 31z@4c; Rape, 11z9214e; Tim
othy, Sc; Alfalfa, 71a@Sc . b; Flax, " 25@2 rs
y ct.
stocked, while trade is fairly brisk Quotable
at Sl7 50GiS so ton.
HAY-The market has gone all to pieces I'M
der excessive rece pts. Quotations are largely
| nominal as buyers are in position to name
prices. We quote: Wheat, sl0(9l3 Wheat and
Dat, sl0@12; Wild Dat, Sl0@ll; Barley $500;
Alfalfa, S9a9 so z ton.
STRAW-Quotabe at 351S50c p bale.
EOPS-So inquiry. Stocks on the coast are
estimated at 1900 bales, of which it is said not
| one-sixth can be classed as choice. Quotable at
| 496c p b.
BkAN-Dealers report ready custom Quot
able at SIS 509l6 so for the best, and s14 50@15
p ton for lower grades and outside brands.
| RYE-New has the preference at the higher
figure. Old, 81 80; new, 81 60 % ctl.
GROUND EARLEY-Quotable at SIS 5O@19 so
| p ton.
BUCKwHEAT-O Offerings nominal Quotable
| at 81 rs p ct.
POTATOES Choice qualities are in demand
| at full rates. We quote Peerless 406175c; Gar
net Chile, 50@65c; Early Rose, 25@75c p ell.
0NIoNs-No scarcity, of supplies. Red, Coo
Silyerskins, 75c@sl p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Blackeye 81 $50
2 10; Niles, 81 80; Green. ssG1S so . ctl.
| BEANS-Very little attention is paid to offer
s2@2 Is; Butter, nominal Pink, S2a.2 25; Red,
| 81 1902; Lima. So 25tG3 70; Pea, s. 1908 60:
Small White, So 251S 60 y ctL
FRUIT-Basket Peaches were lower to-day,
q a har hlir lare fi,,,,
up 5000 baskets at least. Black Cherries are
scarce and good stock is held high. Most of the
white Cherries offering are of the Royal Aun
variety, for which custom is less quick than a
| short while ago. Berries are pie tiful and
cheap. An occasional arrival of choice Long
worth Strawberries brings a fancy price. Figs
more or less dumping OF White Figs For Goose
berries there is fair inquiry. PluIns are ex-
| pected TO receive greater attention In the near
future, as receipts enlarge. Apricvts are still
| IN favor with all classes of custom The season
| has hardly opened for Watermelons or Canre-
loupes. Offerings of Grapes are not attractive,
but better qualities will soon be coming to hand.
| We quote job lots follows: Watermelons.
| s as 2 doz; Catalogues, s4G5 per doz; Crab
Apples, s5c@H Z box; GRAPES. 75c0sl z box;
| Apples, green, 75c'Gs1 4 box and 256140c =
basket; red, 81 25@l SO 2 box. and 40a60c q
basket Pears, 35@75c 2 box, Cherries. 4Oa65c
| for white, e0975c for Royal Ann and 6069Oc 2
| box for black Gooseberries itd6c 2 ID for Eng.
lish: strawberries, STA p chest: Raspberries
S5G6 p chest; Bleckberries S5616 \ chest
Plums, 4ec@s1 2 box; Apricots, iOa65c > box
Figs, 25@i0c for white and 50@75c ?
box for black; Currants, s2G3 = chest
Peaches, 40 q Coo = box. and . "a 45C
2 basket; do. Crawfords. 6OG,75c = box Of
20 TBS: Nectarines. Sl@1 80 = box Californis
Oranges. S2tGi 4 box; d. Navel e3d6 y box
Hexicar Lines. 50 50'G4 ii box Lemons Sic V
6 2 go: California Lemons, sl@2 . box
bsnsnss, S2GS 50 y bunch Pineapples 1907 81
| = i,z
BUTTER-Light supplies of fancy grades o
fresh Butter have caused more firmness in quo
tstions for this class of product. With medium
qualities the market is rather literally fur
nished, and sellers are at disadvantage as ,