Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Sth.
FLOUR-The market is kept fairly in motion
both by local custom and shipping trade. Net
cash price for California: Extras s414 25 P Dbl;
Superine. 81 95GD3 25.
WHEAT There is practically no marke' and
quotations are nominal at range OF 81 3713 to
81 40 e Ct for the be. ter class of shipping quail
ity Millers are not operating to any extent
and activity from that direction is therefore not
as brisk as usual. In the sample market no
business ofmagnitude is expected until the new
harvest season. Nearly all interest in grain
matters is centered in Call Board transactions
where spectators have liberal field for opera
tons.
BARLEY-The sample market is notably dull
at the moment. The market was specially
quiet this morning, and lower asking prices
failed to bring buyers to the front Recent rains
have been of advantage TO growing crops, while
the prevailing cool weather is another factor ia
vorable to a liberal yield. 1t is hard to tell
where the market will settle, but Just now it
looks as If a lower basis of value would be
reached before the bottom is touched. Brewing
lacks spirit, though the prospects for inc eased
movement in this description seemed rather
bright few days ago, and holders were much
encouraged. Circumstances have since changed
the situation. We quote Good to choice Feed,
90@921ac common. S5GS71ac; Brewing 9Oc@
81 05 y ctl.
OATS-Trade is neither quick nor large. Buy
ers are very cautious about the quantity they
take, apparently fearing to have much stock on
hand. Holders, however, are firm in their ideas,
and it is useless to expect concessions. Surprise
81 6001 20; milling, 81 50@1 50; choice feed
81 4215@1 45: No. /, 81 3715l9l 30: No. 2, 81 32s
al IS: off grades, 81 27159l 80; Gray and Black,
81 spool 3715 q ctl.
CORN-Moderate offerings with limited GUS
tom. Quotable at 81 3715tDl 40 q ctl for Vel
low, and 81 471%e1 SO q ell for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable al SSU@31 q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S30dl3i y
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21a@234c q b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at SIS q ton
SEEDS-Market dull. Yellow Mustard is in
a
We quote Mustard Brown, sos. Yellow, 81 rs
az 10 = ell: Canary, S11@4Ac; Hemp, 314@4c;
Rape. 11492Ae; Timothy; Sc; Alfalfa, s@S1ac p
ID: Flax, 81 2512 70 2 ctl.
MIDDLlN'iS-CuStom is found for all pro-
duced. Quotable at $40 50G20 so ton.
HAY-Several consignments of new have
come to hand. finding ready sale. Prices are
steady, though the market shows less buoyancy
than short time ago. We quote prices as
follows: Choice Wheat, S1S@1S So tame Dat,
sl3 50@l5 80; wild Dat, slS 50@l6 so Wheat and
p ton.
SrRAw-Q uotable at 45@55c p bale.
HOPS-No inquiry and no business. Nominal
at 4G16c q 70.
BRAN-Dealers find ready custom for all Of
ferings. Quotable at Sl7@lS for the best, and
sl0@l7 p ton for lower grades and outside
brands
RYE-No business. The asking price is g p
ell
BUCKwHEAT- Market nominal at SOP o5 p
ctl.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s23@A p
ton.
POTATOES-Receipts of new are charging
and trade is directed almost wholly TO such ar
rivals, to the neglect of old offerings Quotable
at 65c@S1 q ell
ONIONS-Values are easy, owing to liberal
supplies. Quotable at 50G7oc q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, ST ESQ
IS; Niles, 81 4061l 60; Green. S3d5S so q ctl.
BEANS-OferiDgs receive but little attention.
The small trade in progress is entirely of jobbing
nature. We quote Bayos, 81 1902 Is Butter,
nominal: Pink. 81 20 % 40: Red. 81 90GD2 10
Lima, SO 25d3 75 Pea, So 25@3 rs; Small
White, So 2593 60 p ctl