Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-27
SAN FRANCISCO hzARKEr.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2'th.
FLOUR--Prices unchanged. Buyers of round
| lots could likely obtain moderate concessions
Net cash price Tor California: ESlraS "a 1904 30
| p hbl Super6ne, 81 90G3 %.
| WHEAT-lust now is tn. between crop"
season when business almost always drops. At
! the moment t4e 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 10 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 SO wish.
| Good shipping grades OF Wheat are Quotable at
| 81 30@l 3i14 q ctl, though choice Offering
might bring 81 32%. 4 small sale of new crop
/ is reported at the latter figure
| BARLEY-Receipts 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-
spend 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
| hone that the outlook will brighten and that
active operations will become conspicuous
| feature. We quote: No. Feed, ne; common
| grades, 75c ; Brewing S5090c Tor fair to choice.
| 0A1S-There is a lack of demand, while hold
eTS are making every effort to sell, ard offering
terms liberal enough to suit about all customers.
| Receipts continue to pour in from the northern
cGun ry, Delllg sent 10 warehouse 10 augment the
| liberal stocks already there. With such sur.
roundings it is no wonder the market Is in de-
| Ihorallzed shape. We quote as follows Surprise,
81 471a11 521 :; milling, 81 io0l So; choice feed,
| Gray, 81 20Gl1 2219 , ct.
CORN-The market is very quiet and prices
| are recediug. Offerings of small Yellow are
| somewhat liberal and buyers cah make selection
| at 81 2II9 q ctl. For large Yellow, quotations
| have wider range, say, 81 30dl So q ctl, there
being much difference ia the quality; Holders
| are asking 81 so FOR White. but would likely ac-
| cept less II actual business were assured
| CRACKED COHN-Quotehle aJ S29GS9 y ton.
CORNMEAE-Millers quote Feed al S30g5l 9
| ton; fine kinds for The table, in large and small
| packages. 21z6l2t4c "a Il.
OICAKE MEAL-Quotahle at SOS 2 ton.
| GEEDS-We quote prices rs follows: Mustard,
| Brown, SzG3 Yellow. 81 IS az v CT Canary
| 1885 HEMP. 3}5'94c: Bape, l150321Ic. Tim
| p cEi.
MIDDLINGs - The market is pretty well
stocked, while trade is fairly brisk. Quotable
| al Sl7 50G1S 50 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@ 5; Wheat and
| Oct, SlGGl2; Wild Oat, Sl09ll; Barley, 5000
Alfalfa, S9G9 so 2 ton.
SrRAW-Quotable at S5ds50c q bale.
HOP5-No inquiry. Stocks on the coast are
es mated at 10 O0 bales Of which it is said not
! One-sixth can be classed as choice. Quotable at
| 4d6c 2 ID.
Ba&N-Dealers report ready custom Quot
able at Sl5 50Gl6 80 for the best, and S14 50@I5
| q ton for lower grades and outside brauds.
RYE-New has the preference at the higher
figure. ola, 81 30; new 81 60 ctl
GROUND 1kRLAY-Quotable at SIS 50@19 50
BOCKwHEAT-o Offerings nominal. Quotabe
at 81 - 2 ctl.
POTATOES Choice qualities are in demand
at full rates. We quote: Peerless, 40G 75c; Gar
net Chile. J0d65c; Early Rose, 25d75c q ctl.
ONlONS-No scarcity OF supplies. Red, Coo
Silverskins, 75c9S1 2 ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Rlackeye, 81 75@
2 10; Niles, 81 30; Green. SSG3 SO 2 ell.
REANS-Fery little attention is paid to offer
| ings. Prices generally easy. We quote: Bayos,
1902 10; Butter, nominal Pink, 1902 %; Red,
81 90@2; Lima. So 25@3 70: Pea. s. 25&S co:
SnsQ White So 25633 60 y ell.
VEGETABLES-The market is heavily stocked
with common Corn, which is offering at low
rates. Rhubarb is in very small supply, and
will soon be out altogether. String beans do
not make Gny liberal exhibit, but receipts are
quite sufficient for all market needs. Egg Plant
comes IN slowly. Okra is dull of sale. There is
good representation of Tomatoes. mainly from
NacGTille. Squash continues drag. We quote:
Green Corn, SOD zoe Z sack for field, 10@12c e
dozen tor sweet, and l5GlSc q dozen for
bay; Nhubarb, 65c(Gs1 = box; Green Peas, 75c
@sl p q sack; string Beans. 1aJ2c 2 b. sum-
mer Squash l0GZ0c p box for Nscaville and
25G550c for Bay Tomatoes, 25G40c = pox for
Nacavile and SiGl1 - = box for river: Green
Peppers, 75c 81 q box; Green Okra. 20d125c; Gu
cumners, 30 s40c n box for Nacaville, and 504
75c iGr bay : 1urliips, 5OG75c Ell; Beets, Gst0.
15c = sack: Carrots. feed, 30tG5eC; PaTsnlPs,
81 1892 = cti; Cabbage, 75catl q ctl; Garlic,
1@2c q tD; Csulifower, 50GGOc . dozen; Dry
FenperF 6qsc p 10.
FRUIT-Basket Peaches were lower to-day,
the reoeiuss al the wharf being large, footing
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 Ann
variety, for which custom is less quick than a
short while ago. Berries are plentiful and
cheap. An occasional arrival of choice Long
worth Strawberries brings a fancy price. Figs
do not go OIL with freedom. In fact there is
more or less dumping OF White Figs For Goose
berries there is fair inquiry Plums are ex-
pected 20 receive greater attention in the near
future, as receipts enlarge. Apricots are still
in favor with sli classes of custom. The season
has hardly opened for Watermelons or Cante-
| loupes- OFFERINGS of Grapes are not attractive.
but better qualities will soon be coming to hand.
| We quote job lots as follows: Watermelons,
% 4 COZ; Cantaloupes, Sf0l5 per doz: Crab
| Apples, S5etGs1 2 box; Grapes, 75caSl 2 box;
| Apples, green, 75c9s1 q box and 25G40c p
basket; red, 81 25@1 so = box, and 40G60c q
! basket Pears, 35C975c 2 box Cherries, 40G65c
for white, 69@75e tor Royal Ann and 6Od9Oc 2
I oox for black Goossberries 4G6c p 10 for Eng
/ !ish strawberries, Sio6 q chest: Raspoerries,
so@5 q chest Blackberries, SOS = chest,
flums, 40cGSl q box: Apricots i0a65c g box
Figs. 25G.ioc for white and 50@75c 2
hex for black; CuIrants, s2t53 . chest;
Peaches, % G 60c 3 box. and 25 q 45c
% Us: Nectarines. Sl@l so q bax California
Oranges. s2d4 p box; do Navel, s366 Z, box;
Mexican Lines. s250G4 > box; Lemons. Siciy,
Sc q so California Lemons, slG2 = box
Bsnanas S2G3 50 y bunch Piceapp!es, Sc 81 80
2 dog
DRIED FRUIT-BGsiness is quiet and wiz
remain so until new curing begins to come on
the market. We quote as follows: Sun
dried Apples. 51%c ? ID for sliced and 419e
fer qusrtared; Alden, 1880 Apricots, 1215o tor
sen-dried bleaehed; DO, snn-driei, o@9c;
Blsckber-ies. 12@lsc; Figs, aGSc for pressed,
S@se for Impressed; Snyrna Figs. 1s@16c
for layers, and 7Gsc S7r kegs; Hectsrines,
S91ec; Peaches, l7G1Sc jor Deeled. and Sa9c
for 1npeeleI: Pears, 1850 for whole and ia
TIC fer SLICED; n1sehine-di1ed, sG1ec; PIuIss
zoe for pittea and &c t3y unpitted; Geg-
nsn Prcnes, 6S7c, French Prunes, 5a.9c 2 n;
Basins. LondoE Levers, 81 3 = box. with
25@75c advance fc- fractions: Common, slA
- . hrE
RONEY-No shipping demand. Local wants
are small and easily satisfied Supplies are not
heavy, but more liberal receipts are certain in
the near future. We quate: White Comb, laGl4e;
Amber, 7@,Sc; Extracted white liquid. 59t &c;
Amber. colored and eandsel, 4Cd41@c = fb.
BUTTER-Light supplies of fancy grades of
fresh Butter have caused more frlnness IN quo