Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18th.
FLOUR-Family Extras were lowered 25c
to-day. We quote Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras, $lG4 % . Dbl; Bakers Extras,
81 15a4 Is; superfne, s. 75G3 10.
WAEAT-Moderate spot trade is reported at a
range of 81 211a9l 80 G ctl some contracts for
June delivery are understood to have been ar
ranged on basis OF 81 2T1a, while for July buy
ers will not pay over 81 % Z ctl.
BARLEN-The turn for the better noted yes
terday seems to be well sustained. Parties who
want choice bright feed must pay the top figure
or accept a less desirable article. Brewing de-
scriptions show little more trmness, more on
account of the improvement in feed than for any
other circumstance We quote: No. / Feed,
6215 Csc: common grades, 55G60c; Brewing,
671397219c for fair to good, and 75@SOc 2 ctl for
choice bay.
OATS-holders consider that the situation is
at last changing in their favor, and have conse-
quently advanced asking prices Trade is not
what might be called brisk but there is good in
quiry ana the promise is favorable for increased
custom. Surprise, 81 l719td1 p; milling, 81 05
al OH choice feed, 81 OI12; No: l, 81 031a9
l O5; lower grades, eO995c; stray, 921ac Z ctl.
C0RN-Business is quiet, transactions being
few in number and light in quantity. Quotable
at 81 07l5Gl % 2 ctl for Large Yellow, 81 l5CG
! 1712 for Small Yellow and 81 05Gl OK . ctl
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s25@26 p ton.
CORNMEAI-Millers quote Feed at S25@26 2
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
| packages, 2I5'623zc = 10.
ofLGAKE MEAIEQuotable at $50 = ton.
SEEDS-Are not in demand. We quote: Mus
tard, Brown 81 25G5: Yellow, 81 75CG1 90 ? ctl :;
| Canary. S34a4c; Hemp, 31aG4c; Rape, l24g214c;
Timothy, 634G7c Alfalfa, l0S1O1ae = ID; Flax,
| MIDDLINGS-Tia de runs along quietly
Quotsble at SIS 5O@I6 so g ton.
HAY-There is easy tone to the market, and
| the chance of Improvement in the near future IS
| not bright. New Wheat, 81 90; new Barley, 81 so
66: new Alfalfa, SitG6. We quote old: Wheat,
s106AlS: Wheat and Oat 81 506l0 so, Wild Dat,
81 5O6DlO so; Barley, s7@9; Barley and Dat, s7@9
Alfalfa new, S4G6; compressed Hay, S7G9 2 ton;
Stock, S6@7 q ton.
HOPS-Market without life. Prices nominal
at I0(Gl4c = h.
BRAN-Quotable at $40 5o@1S . ton for the
better grades, and So for other quality.
kYE-Is offering freely. Quotable at $40
BUCKwHEAT-Nominal
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@16 2
POTAToES-Go local and shipping trade
keeps the market active and prices steady.
We quote Early Rose 5ociGSl so; Peerless,
+, 65e@Sl: Garnet Chile, 60Gsoc; Burbanks, 81 25@
oNIoNs-Receipts are liberal, giving easy
tone to values. Quotable at S5@40c 2 cit.
BEANS-There is moderate demand at I'M
changed rates. We quote as follows. Bayos. s. 20
az 60: Butter g. 50a2 70; Pink, g 1902 40; Red,
81 sos: Lima, 81 50@i 20; Pea, 81 1902; Small
White. 81 1902 q ctl.
der liberal receipts. Bay squash sells well.
Asparagus of good quality is in demand. Egg
Plant is going out of favor. We quote the
following prices Green okra. 5o@60c .
h; Asparagus. sl@1 so for ordinary, g. rs
as % for Bouldin Island; Green Corn, 75cGS1
2 sack for Vacaville ana 12@1sc 2 doz for bay;
Cucumbers, 40c6Sl = box; Summer Squash,
20@25c 2 box for Vacaville and 50G75c for
bay: Rhubarb, 5l@65c = box; Egg Plant, 40
I5c , b; String Beans, common, SG4c q b; do
Refugee, 4D415c . y; Wax Beans &c; Green
Peas. 29Sc = 10; Tomatoes, 81 25eS1 so . box;
Turnips, 10000 p ctl; Beets, 50@6oc p sack;
Carrots, feed. s0@5oc; Parsnips, Sle1 . p ctl;
Cabbage 50@60c = ctl; Garlic, SG4c p 10: Cauli-
flower, 50cSsl ? dozen; Dry Peppers, 697c %;