Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sANFRAsnsco. Inne 1oth-


FLOUR-Market quiet. Prices remain un-
changed, though full figures are less easily real
| lied. Net cash price ior California TX, Tas,
| 81 l0aI4 81 q Dbl >upertue, 81 yO693 20.
WHEAT-lt looks as if some export move
ment were near at hand. One or two vessels
| have been chartered for grain, but their loading
will hardly create any activity in the open mar
ket it is understood that cargoes were secured
ahead. There is also said to be some inquiry
| from parties wishing to load on owners account.
| stocks are pretty well concentrated, and large
contracts would have TO be filed outside of the
sample arena. Quotations range from 81 30 to
81 3212 2 ctl for good TO fancy grades.
BAR EY-Seldom has the market been more
apathetic than now. Buyers are Eotably few
and their wants are proportlonately small and
easily filed. There Is some little variation in
the views of contracting, but it is not wide
enough to prevent sales if there were any posi-
tive desire to transact business. equote: No. l
Feed. S0aS114c; common grades, 75@e7715c; Brew
ing. S71a0971ac for fair to choice; Chevalier low
grades, 7561S212c 2 ctl.
OATS-Supp[ies are of liberal proportions,
while trade is anything but lively or extensive.
As consequence buyers have matters more i'll
81 SOL 50; milling 81 5o@l S.; Choice ice
grades 81 25@I tx; Gray, 81 221a@I ~ > ctl.
countries are weak, there being but light
demand, while offerings are ather free. Quot
able at 81 25@l 271a q ctl for Yellow and 81 so
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at $1,000 p ton.
CORNMEAL-millers quote Feed at S30a3l 2
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 215(G2]4c q 10.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotebe at SOS p ton.
SEEDS-We quote prices as follows: Mustard,
Brown, S2dS; Yellow, 81 1872 y etl Canary,
49414c; Hemp, S15G4c Rape, 11a0214c; Tim
oJhy. SC; Alfalfa, 71aQg6c 2 ID; Flax, q 25&2 70
> ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. marked down halfa-dol-
lar this morning. Quota0le at SlSG919 = ton.
HAf-Ihe stock OF old is beng rapidly low
cred, and it will be but short time before it
will all be used up. We quote prices :or old
as follows: Choice Wheat, Sl7iG17 81; No. l,
Wheat, Sl4 50G15 so; Choice Wheat aud Dat,
Sl6gl6 so; good Wheat and Dat. Sl4@1l5: Wild
Oat, Sl4@16; Tame Dat, Sl3@15; Compressed SIS
ole q ton. We quote new Wheat, Sl3Gl5 90;
wheat and Dat, el2 50@l4 wild Dat, Sl2Ql3 50;
Barley. s10011 so; Barley and Oat, s10@El2; Al
falfa. SO 50G1l; Clover. sl2ol4 q ton.
STRAW-QuOtable al 35tG50c p bale.
HOPS-Market ifeless. 1t is said that some
choice Hops were offered day or two ago at
SIC without attracting custom. Quotations at
ia &c p ID.
BhAN-Lower under more liberal offerings.
| Quotable at Sl6@l7 for the best, and Sl5G15 90
z ton for lower grades and outside brauds.
RYE-Quotable at 81 65G1 70 = ctl
BUCKWHEAT-Nothing doing. Offerings
nominal. Quotabe at 4 10 2 ell.
GROUND IARLhY-Quotable at $1,000 p
tOTATOEs-The market has been in a bad
way for sellers for several days, owing to heavy
supplies. We quote: Peerless, 40a75c; Garnet
Chile, 65@75c Early Rose, 20@50c p ctl
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, Il $50
2 10; Niles, 81 80; Green, S3Ga3 so p ctl.
BEANS-There is no tone to the ma ket. Trade
| is dull and prices are weak for all kinds except
Limas. We quote Bayos, S2@2 Is; Butter,
nominal p Pink, S292 Is: Red, 81 75e2;
| White, sS 25tG3 60 ? ell
EGETABLES-Tomatoesa are lower, being in
| larger supply. Green Corn continues in liberal
| receipt 0kra comes forward sparingly. SoIIash
u of do
range Rhubarb is in small supply and neg
| lected. Peppers make fair representation We
| quote prices as follows: Green Corn 50c@ l
z sack for field, l0@l2c q dozen for sweet,
| ana l5a2Oc y dozen for bay; HUBBARD 75cG
| 81 2 box Green Peas, SlG1 % n sack ;
String Beans, 1t9219c q ID; summer Squash,
10M20c . box for Nacaville and 2l635c for
| Bay; Tomatoes, 35Gs50c q box for Vacavilie,
| and 81 % z box Tor river: Green Peppers
S1Gi % q box d., Chile, 81 25a1 so p box
| Green Okra. S0de5c; Cucumoers, 40 G50c 5 box
| for Vacaville, and 50@75c tor bay TuInius,
| 50tG75c ctl; BeetS, 60o76 p sack; Carrots.
| feed, S0d50c; Parsnips, 81 1902 3 ctl: Cabbage,
a5e@Sl y etl: Garlic, 1t92c = h. Caulidower,
| SOC 60c & dozen: prY Peppers &c to Sc y D.
FRUIT-All kinds of fruit are now arriving
| freely. PlumS are of better quality and are
| gaining in favor. some Currants and Raspber-
ries are over ripe and have to be sod low.
Cherries are passing out OF season. Gamers
| have about AL they want for this season, ana
| custom is confined To local consumption, which
| is not so urgent now that so many other varie-
Ties are 10 0e Da0. Ap1lcOtS are III gOOl request.
| both for canning and table use Gooseberries
make fairly liberal exhibit, though slow of sale.
I Blackberres sell al u very wide range, the de-
mand being more for the superior article at a
| higher figure. lack Figs are in moderate re-
| quest, but custom is dull for the White variety
Peaches are improving in price well as in
quality. Apples, green, 25eps0c q box, and 25c
to SIC 2 basket: red, 75c6S1 p . box and 40c
to 60c 4 basket Pears, 25@75c q box; Cher
ries, 25G50c for white 50ds75c for ROYAL
Ann and 50@65c q box for black Gooseberries,
115@21ac = ID for common and 5tG7c 2 ID for Eng
lish: Strawberries, sSnd7 = chest; Raspberries,
s597 2 chest; Blackberries. SIGl6 2 chest for
fair. and $40 0 for good to choice z chest
P.ums. 75c to 81 2 box; Apricots, 40@55c 2 box
Figs, 75c@Sl 2 box; Currants s213 = chest;
Peaches, 75c@sl 2 box, and 5O975c 2 basket ;
California Oranges, s2t44 q box 90 Navel,
s3G6 = box Mexican Lines, e3to4 p box
Lemons. Sicily, "a 50a5 so California Lemons,
sl@2 ? box: ransnas s2to3 SO . bunch: fire-
apnies Sc u Z 20 , for
HONEY-Choiee Comb continues scarce. Re-
ceipts OF new extracted are light. We quote
White Comb. l2@14e; Amber. Ease; Extracted
white liquid. sal nc; Amber, colored nd can
died, IA 415c p h.
BUTrER-There is quite falling off in the
weather. wider range in values prevails in
consequence. Butter that Is rstclaSs in every
respect hnds prompt sale at full figures. Parcels
that are of flaw + soft or streaked are slow of
movement at lower asking rates Eastern prod
ne i coming forward freely. We quote: Fancy,
26G2612c; good To choice, 23Gl25c; store lots.
IzG22c; Eastern, l5d &c 2 ID.
CHEESE-Trsde is good. Receipts are light
and there are no large stocks in store rrlces
finn. We quote: food to choice, l01SGll15c:
common, grades, SGl0c: Eastern, ordinary TO
fine 10Gl5c 2 10.
EGGS-Warranted parcels can be placed at
top quotations. FOR medium quality or store
consis nm nts trade is of dragging character.
We quote California, ranch 2ia.2oc; store lots,
2l@2,e; "a Lake, O92lc; Eastern, l7@l9e !:
Farallone 23a > dozen.
P0ULTRY-Domestic receipts are not heavy,
but Eastern arrivals make up all deficiency. so
that values undergo tut trlfiing variations We
quote job lots follows Eastern Turkeys
lie TO l9c 3 10: Easterns Hens, SCAT SO ? dl,z;
do BOOSTERS. SO = doz Ducks. So > dozen.
We quote California follows: Live Turkeys
Gobblers l7GI9c , II: aens, 16tGl7c dressed
Turkeys, &c ; u: Roostarx IS seas for old
and s9@12 for young: Hens. S. 50d6 tor ordi-
nary sock, anc Sc 50i57 for choice. Hrn;lers. s.
G6 50 : doz. Ducks, s4Gi 50 for old and S5d 6 for
young: Geese, Si61 - y psir for old and 81 so
al - for YOUNG. pipenns S2aSo . flr Ynilnp