Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANc1sco. June 11th


FL0UR-A cargo goes forward TO the United
Kingdom to day, consisting of 1880 bbls. We
quote Net cash price for Family Extras, 81 25
G4 SO q Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 15G4 25; Super
fine, 81 75CG3 10.
WHEAT-Spot Wheat is not at prompt com
mand, 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. week ago there was slow movement
at a range of 81 % a1 273a , ctl: while to-day
custom can be found at 81 2S549l 80 a cti
Fresh orders from Rio de Janeiro have had
some influence in bettering the situation
BAkLEi-The market still lacks activity.
There is considerable Barley being offered, but
i'll making selection it is found that strictly
choice article is not in heavy supply, while
holders of this class of product are disincliued
to sell at what are deemed current figures. The
charteTlng of vessel last week to load Barley
for New York gave dealers encouragement and
it 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. Feed, 60G6l14c; common grades 521S0
5712c; Brewing, 65G70c for fair to good and
7215975c p ctl for choice bay.
OATS-There is some little Improvement in
favor of sellers, but it is not 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 III
al 25; milling, 81 05@l 0715; choice feed, 81 to
81 OZ12; No; !, 9113c; lower grades, 9O@9219c;
1rdy, SUQSZLoC n Ctl.
CORN-Beyond q shipment of 100 tons to Aus
tralia there has been no wholesale movement
in a week. Quotable at 81 071l91 10 = ctl for
Large Yellow. 81 l5@l l71a for Small Yellow and
81 056l OK q ctl for White.
CRACKED C0RN-Quotable at S25G26 q tom
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s25oa26 =
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 215G254c 2 10.
OILCAkE MEAL-Quotable at $50 y ton.
SEEDS-Quiet and nominal. We quote: Mus
tard. Brown, 81 2593; Yellow, 81 75Q11 80 p ctl !;
Canary, SAG4c; Hemp. S15aG4c; Rape 11$@2Lc
Timothy. 654gic; Alfalfa, l0Slo14c . II; Flax,
MIDDLINGs-stea in price. Quotable at
SIS 5Odl6 so e ton.
HAY-New Wheat, s7s9; new Barley 81 50
d6; new Alfalfa, S4@6. We quote old: Wheat
sl0@1S; Wheat and Dat, e. 50@lO so, Wild ost
81 5o9I0 so: Barley, S7@9; Barley and Ost, s799;
Alfalfa, new, si'G6i compressed Hay, s7G9 q ton;
Stock, S6G7 2 ton.
STRAW Quotable at 6OGSOc per bale.
HoPs-So good stock on hand. Quotable at
10S14c q h.
BRAN-Quotable at SD 50@IS p ton for the
better grades and Sl2 for other quality.
RfE-Sellers have been gradually lowering
asking prices until the present range OF 95c to
SIG has been reached.
UCKWHEAT-Nominal.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sI5@16 4
ton.
POTATOES Early Rose, 5oc@s1 25; Peerless,
75cGSl: Garnet Chile, S0cGsl . ctl.
oNIoNS-Steady at 40@5Oc q eti, with good
demand.
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, 81 rs;
Niles, 81 %; Green, o; Eastern Green.
81 q ctl.
BEANS-Pea and Small White have improved
In price under better demand. No other
changes. We quote as follows: Bayos, 81 500
90; Butter. s. 5OdS; Pink, g 20d2 40; Red 81 IS
as: Lima, 81 IS; Pea, s2(p2 l2113S; Small N hite.
S262 l2112 = ctl.
observation-disclosures bring higher prices,
being scarce. Cucumbers are plentiful and
cheap. Beans show advancing tendency ow-
ing TO lighter receipts. We quote iobbing
lots as follows Asparagus, SleD1 so for ordi-
nary, 81 25'6S 25 for Bouldin Island; Green Corn,
Sdl2c 3 dozen tor common and 5000 for sweet;
Cucumbers, 5oc@Sl . p box; Summer Squash,
0@25c = box for yacayille and 5O@66c for