Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5th.
FLOUR-We quote Net cash price for Fam
ily Extras, q 25G14 50 q bbl; Bakers Extras,
81 1504 %; Superfiue, 81 1908 10.
WHEAT-The market lacks strength. Spot
trading is light and slow, business being ne
gotiated at range OF 81 25Gl 271a ctl for
standard shipping quality. Choice parcels for
milling purposes are held as high as 81 So 2
ctl. Contracts are said 10 have been arranged
for July delivery OF new crop at 81 1884 z ctl.
BARLEY-Continues almost lifeleSs. Efforts
are being made to sell. and buyers are offered
concessions if round lots are taken. For choice
feed 60c q ctl is about all that millers will pay
and they are the only consumers at the moment
for that class of stock. Some transfers are re-
ported in a wholesale way at 5712 p ctl. For
jobbIng parcels 62jc is the asking figure, but re-
sponSes are few ana stock has to be held. There
is considerable good old barley as well as
weevily stock being pressed on the market, and
this circumstance checks any better feeling III
newer and better article We quote as follows:
No. Feed, 5S19a 60c; common grades, 500
NC; Brewing, $50 70c for fair to good, and 72%
@75c = ctl for choice bay.
OATS-Stocks are liberal of everything except
Surprise, which alone hold their own in price.
Shipments of Oregon still come along to further
depress matters. 1t was hoped that imports from
the north were over for the season, but such is
not the case as yet. We quote: Surprise. 81 l712
al 22IZ; milling, 81 021zt0l 05; choice feed, 81;
No. l, SIG; lower grades, 90G9219c; Stray, 900
CoRN-Fair receipts, with light demand,
give the market easier tone. Quotabe at
81 l0G1 1212 q ctl for Large Yellow, 81 1910
20 for Small Yellow and 81 05@1 OK p ctl
for White
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s25@26 2 ton
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s25@26 =
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages. 2196234c p 10.
sEEDS-Nothing doing in any description.
Prices unchanged. We quote: Mustard, Brown,
81 25@S; Yellow. 81 75@i go y ctl Canary. 50
eI4c; Hemp, 31464c; Rape, l149214c; Timothy,
654@7c; Alfalfa, lO91O16c p u; Flax, 81 25@2 IS
ctl.
MIDDLINGS-Re have been fairly lib
eral, but trade is active enough TO absorb the
bulk OF supplies. Quotable at SIS 5U@l6 so q
ton.
HAY-Quiet and easy market. Some new
Wheat: oat and Barley, mixed, has arrived sell
irg at s6@9 ? ton, as to grade and condition.
We quote old as follows: Wheat, sl09lS; Wheat
and Oat, 81 50@lO so, Wild Dat, 81 50@l0 so;
Barley, S7ta9; Barley and Dat, s7@9; Alfalfa,
new, sid6; compressed Hay, S799 . ton; Stock,
S667 = ton.
STRAW Quotable at 6O@sOc per bale
HoPS-Good reports come from Eastern
sources, the market in that directien being
firm. In local circles there is nothing doing
and will not be until the new season opens.
Quotable at l0614c q 10.
BRAN-Quotable at SD 50@13 2 ton for the
better grades, and sl2 for other quality.
RYE-Absence of demand has caused the
lowering of the asking figure to 81 q ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5916 2
ton.
POTATOES Early Rose, 5oc@s1 25; Peerless,
10ctdSl l21a . ctl.
0NIoNs--Are in large receipt. Quotable at
IS - 45c p ctl.
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Blackeye 81 rs;
Niles, 81 25; Green, o; Eastern Green.
BUTTER-Tbe situation inclines largely in
favor of buyers. Receipts are becoming more
free while shipping trade is less active, 50 that
dealers have 70 depend wholly on local trade
for working off supplies. Eastern product has
commenced to arrive. Being of good quality, it
comes into direct competition with the do
mestic article, as it is offered cheaper.
Fancy, 1S1Sc: good to choice l6GI7c; fair
l4Gl5c; store lots. l1@l3c; picked roll, old, Is
@l7c; new, lS@20c; frkin, old 159i6c: new, II
6l9e: Eastern creamery, 1S915c in tubs; other
kinds, l0Gl4c p 10.
CHEESE-Fair business is in progress, though
at easy prices. Stocks keen in excess of mar
ket wants so that there is no chance for values
improving just at present. We quote prices