Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-09
selected, 1870; extra light, 141zc; extra light
homeless l41ac
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. MAY sth

SAN FRANCISCO. May Sth.
FLOUR-Bakers' Extras are lower. We quote
Net cash price for Family Extras, "a 1904 so
y Dbl; Bakers Extras 81 1894 IS; superfne
81 1908 10.
wHEAT-The situation at Liverpool this
morning was reported as shaping more favora-
bly, for buyers, quotations coming through Sd
and cd lower than yesterday. Such news did
not help matters locally, exporters being slow
of movement and more cautious in making
bids. Parties identified with grain interests
seem to be of one accord in the opinion that the
recent rains throughout the State will be pro-
ductive of more good than harm. The quotahle
range for fair to good shipping Wheat is 81 3114
al 321a p ctl.
COKN-Trade is not brisk. Large Yellow is
in good supply, but Small Yellow is very scarce.
No demand for White. We quote prices as
81 Is for Small Yellow, and 81 a 05 Q ctl for
White.
CRACKED CoRN-ouotable at SIG . ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S26 p
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21a0254c p ID.
OILCAKE MEAL~Quotable at $50 p ton
sEEDS-we quote: Mustard, Brown. g Is q
Hemp 91l@4e; Rape. 1M9214c: Timothy, 6sz@7c;
Alfalfa, 11011lc . h; Flax, 80 25@2 rs p ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Quotable at s15 50@16 SO q ton.
as dealers are awaiting reports from the coun-
try as to the effects of the late rainsto m. Local
stocks are fairly liberal, though there are no
heavy OFFERINGS Of strictly choice grades;
Dat. SOLO; Barley, seas so; Barley and Dat.
$685. Alfalfa, S6@S so; compressed Alfalfa, S.
o. 50 2 ton; Stock, s6@7 p ton.
HOPS-No business. Quotations represent
asking prices for product on hand, such as it is.
There are no choice Hops to be had, and it is
only goods ofthis character that could invite at
tention just now. Quotable at l0@14c "a ID.
BRAN-Quotable at sl2 5O@s1S p ton for the
better grades, and Sl2 for other quality.
RYE-The market has weakened considera-
bly, within few days Quotable at 81 30@1 So
p ctl.
BUCKwHEAT-A lot of Eastern is held at
So 25 q ctl.
GROUND BARLEY : Quotable at SIG q II
oNIoNs-Prices for good article hold up
well. Quotable at 70ca 81 2 ctl.
POTATOES-New have made two or three
jumps within as many days. being in good de-
mand. More Oregon arrived to day, say 5,400
We quote prices as follows: New, 81 25@1 30;
Peerless, 50@60c; Burbank Seedlings, 50@75c;
Garnet Chile, s5 G45c; River Reds, 40@50c; Early
Rose 40@50c ? ctl; Tomales, 50915c . ctl.
DRIED Transformations nominal, there be-
ing no receipts. We quote: Blackeye, ~ 20;
Niles, 81 %; Green, @; Eastern Green,
BEANS-The situation at the moment is not
encouraging for holders Stocks are not heavy,
but the inquiry is slim and sales of insignif
cant proportions. We quote: Bayos; s. 5o@2 60;
Butter 81 50N3; Pink, 81 25@2 40; Red, 81 GOO
70: Lima, 81 50@4 60; Pea, 81 S0@1 S2%; Small
White. 81 S0@1 S21s q ctl.
VEGETABLES-The market is not heavily
supplied with any particular description. and
prices are therefore quite steady. We quote
jobbing lots Asparagus. S1@l % for ordi-
nary, 81 50@2 for good to choice and g 25@3 %
p box for extra Alameda Island and Bouldin
Island; Green Corn, 2Jc e dozen: Cucumbers,
50c@Sl % p dozen; Summer Squash, 81 50@2 p
box; Rhubarb, 50c@Sl % Fbox; Egg Plant, ca
l0c 2 b. String Beans 6@l0c 2 b. Green Peas 81 Is
al so p sack; Garden Peas, 3G4c 2 b; Los An.
geles Tomatoes, SlG2 2 box; Turnips, 50@60c p
ctl; Beets, 50@60c p sack; Carrots, feed 30G50c;
Parsnips, s1@1 % ' ctl; Cabbage 50@60c p ctl ;
Garlic 1t011Sc , ID: Caulifiower, 50cGSl . DOZEN
Dry Peppers, Gaze y 10; Dry Okra, 5,6l0c q ID;
Green Peppers, 15@20c . ID.
BUTTER-Prices for fancy qualities keep
steady and firm, there being ready custom for
all arrivals of such class of stock. Efforts would
likely be made TO slightly advance figures were
it no the belief that such action would check
the demand and cause accumulation. For soft
and weak. We quote JOB lots as follows:
Fancy, 1Sc: good to choice, 15Gi7c; fair
l3@1i; store lots. 9@12e; picked roll, old, IA
@l6c; new, l7@l9c; frkin, old 14@l6c: new, Is
@1Sc: Eastern creamery, 13t9l5c in tubs; other
kinds. 10G14c p 10.
CHEESE-saIes at the higher figure are ex-
ceptional and only in a jobbing way. Socks
are large being in excess of market needs.
We quote prices as follows: Good to
Choice new, S@9c; good to choice old. case;
common grades, 596c; Eastern, ordinary to fine,
9@15c q Il.
EGGS-Tbe demand is largely for parcels di-
rect from the hennery, and for such offerings
full prices can be obtained. Store lots are not
in favor Eastern are in better demand at a
small advance We quote prices: California
ranch, l9G20c: store lots, l5@l7c . dozen;
Eastern, l5616c p dozen.
POULTRY-Deslrable fowl are not in large
supply, and prices show rather firm tone at the
moment. Two cars of Eastern Poultry are ex-
pected this afternoon. Live Turkeys-Gob-
blers, Is a Ice; Hens. II a 1Sc; BOOSTERS.
So 50@6 for old and s9@12 for young;
Hens, s6@s; Broilers. small, s4G14 80: large,
s69s; Ducks. s6@7 so for old and $40
so for young; Geese, 81 50@1 rs for old and 50
az so . pair for Goslings; Pigeons. 1902 SO q
dozen.
W0OL-Liberal trading continues feature of
the market Sales within a week have been
comparatively large, embracing all grades and
descriptions. Quotations are full for the more
choice class of stock, and perhaps better than
could be realized to any extent on all poor and
fair descriptions, which do not appear to be
wanted. Reports from the East indicate extreme
dullness at those centers, and unless things
change there materially, shippers from this
direction will have little or no margin Sales of
100000 ibs within our range of prices. We quote:
San Joaquin . b................... .......146l7c