Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO Inne 1ofh

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18th.
FLOUR-A cargo goes forward to the United
Kingdom to-day, consisting of 1880 bbls. We
quote Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 %
IA so p bbl; Bakers Extras, 81 l5aS4 25; Super
fine. 81 1908 10.
WHEAT-Spot Wheat is not at prompt COM
maud, while there is good inquiry for shipping
purposes. These circumstances have united to
stimulate values within the last day or two and
an improved basis of values has been estab-
lished. A week ago there was slow movement
at range of 81 % 01-2T% q ctl, while to-day
custom can be found at 81 2S34Gl 81 2 ctl.
Fresh orders from Rio de Janeiro have had
some influence in bettering the situation.
BARLEG-The market still lacks activity.
There is considerableeBaTley being offered but
in making selection st is found that a strictly
choice article is not in heavy supply, while
holders of this class sf product are disinclined
to sell at what are deemed current figures. The
chartering of a vessel last week to load Barley
for New York gave dealers announcement, and
il was hoped that other vessels would be secured
for like trade. No such result has yet occurred,
however. The market is weak for eve, ything
except fancy offerings. We quote as follows: :
No i Feed, 60 G6l1 &c: common grades, 521%G1
5715c; Brewing, 65t970c for fair to good, and
7219(175c p ctl for choice bay.
OATS-There is some little improvement in
favor of sellers, but it is net pronounced enough
to cause any marked advance on quotations
that have ruled for some time. Oregon con-
tinues to ship in this direction, some $500 cen
tails arriving to-day. We quote: Surprise, 81 l713
al 2i; Milling, 81 05@l 071aa; choice feed, 81 to
81 O212; No. l, 9754c; lower grades, 9o@9219c;
Gray, g0G9215c 2 ctl. =:
CORN-Beyond q shipment of 100 tons to Aus
tralia there has been no wholesale movement
in a week. Quotable at 81 O715C91 10 q ctl for
Large Yellow, 81 l5@l IA for Small Yellow and
CRACKED C0RN-QuoJable at S25G26 2 ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s256126 p
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 214G234c . 10.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 = ton
SEEDS-Quiet and nominal. We quote: Mus
I'd OSda2- YpllONy 81 ptl
Canary. S34o4c; Hemp, S1IG4c; Rape, 1149214 &C.
Timothy, 63497c; Alfalfa, 1OSl01zc = ID; Flax,
81 25@2 IS D ctl.
HAY-New Wheat, s7a9; new Barley, 81 so
az: new Alfalfa, S4d6 We quote old: Wheat,
81 5O6Dl0 50 Barley, S7G9; Barley and Oat, s799;
Alfalfa, new, s4G6; compressed Hay, s7@9 p ton;
Stock, s6G7 q ton.
STRAW Quotable at 6O@s0c per bale.
HoPs-So good stock on hand. Quotable at
BRAN-Quotable at So 5O@1S p ton for the
better grades, and sl2 for other quality.
RYE-Sellers have been gradually lowering
asking prices until the present range OF 95c TO
971%c has been reached.
CCKWHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 z
POTATOES Rose, 5Oc@s1 25; Peerless,
75c0Sl: Garnet Chile, S0casl . ctl.
ONloNS-5Ieady at 40@50c = cti, with good
demand
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, 81 25;
Niles, 81 Is; Green, O.; Eastern Green.
81 . ctl
BEANs-Pea and Small White have improved
in price under better demand. No other
changes We quote as follows Bsyos, s. i0t6
60; Butter 81 5od3: Pink, s. 20G2 40; Red, 81 75
as; Lima, 81 IS; Pea, S2@2 l2}a; Small nhite,
s2G2 l21z q cu
VEGETABL LES-Tomatoesb bring higher prices
being scarce. Cucumbers are plentiful and
cheap. Beans show advancing tendency ow
ing to lighter receipts. We quote jobbing
lots as follows Asparagus, sfGl so for ordl-
nary, s. % as D for Bouldin Is and; Green Corn,
s@i2c p dozen-4or common and 15tG2O for sweet;
Cucumbers, 5Oc@Sl % q box; summer Squash,
20@25c q box for Vacaville and 50G60c for
bay; Rhubarb, 5le@Sl q box; Egg Plant, l24
l5c a 10 String Beans common, SG4c o b; do
Refugee +65c q 10 Wax Beans, 5d6c
D.; Green Peas, Stl91 25 p sack; Gar
den Peas, 2a21zc q n; Los Angeles To
matoes, 81 1892 3 box; Turnips, 50@60c p
ctl; Beets. $4,000 p sack; Carrots, feed So@50e;
Parsnips, sl@l 25 p ctl; Cabbage 5o@6oc = ctl !;
Garlic I0S11zc ID: Caulihower, 50cGsl dozen;
Dry Peppers 6@7c p b; Dry Okra, 5610c q D.;
Green Peppers, 15e9lSc . n.
FRUIT-Cherriesa are in light supply. Apricots
are coming along with freedom. Peaches make
fair exhibit though the quality OF arrivals is
not choice. Raspberries. are quite plentiful at
the moment, while the receipts of Strawberries
keep up TO the average. Currants are still a