Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san FRANCISCO. May 2stt

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2Sth
FIGURING quote Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras, 81 % "a so p Dbl; Bakers Extras,
81 1504 25; Superfine, 81 75@3 10.
WHEAT-The situation is very quiet Wants
for shipping purposes are very light, and these
have been prepared for away ahead by those
engaged in the export trade, so there is no oe-
casion to enter the market Just now for lmmedi-
ate business. From 81 271aql 80 2 ctl is the cur
Contracts are understood to have been made for
deliveries OF new crop in June and subsequent
months on basis OF 81 % p ctl.
BARLEY-Practically there is no business
Small sales are, of course being made to jobbers
for feed uses, but such trade is not representa-
tive. There is plenty of stock offered and dis
position is manifested to trade even at conces-
sions. but buyers do not offer encouragement,
and SO the market drags. Brewing descriptions
are in no better position. the inquiry being NOM
inal No Feed, sog 62he; common grades, 5219@
@75c p ct for choice bay.
OATS-The market has seldom been in more
unsatisfactory shape. 1t was hoped that ship
mepts from Oregon were over, but supplies still
ment there is large overstock of Oats, and prices
are general weak, the exception being in Sur
prise, which are scarce and well held. We quote
as follows Surprise, 81 l719@1 2213: milling,
81 0215eGl 05; choice feed, ST. No l, 975ac; lower
grades. 9049211zc; Gray. 90@9215c 3 cti.
CORN-Large Yellow and White are in good
supply, with slow demand. Small Yellow is
scarce, with prices favorable to sellers. Quot
able at 81 10 g ctl for Large Yellow, 81 1711(6
] 20 for Small Yellow and 81 05@1 OK o ctl for
White
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s95@26 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S25@26 p
ton; fine kinds for the table in large and small
packages, 21a@2Ac p ID.
OILCAkE MEAL-Qu0table at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-Nothing doing. Mustard. Brown, 81 %
@5; Yellow. 81 75@1 80 p ctl ; Canary. S34@4c;
Hemp. S1aa4c; Rape. 1149214c: Timothy, 654@7c;
MIDDLINGS-Steady trade. Quotable at
SIS 50GD16 so 2 ton.
HAY-New. Sc SOFAS so; new Alfalfa, s4@6
ton. Old: Wheat, sl0@13; Wheat and Dat, 81 SO
@l0 SO, Wild Dat, 81 509l0 So Barley, s7@9;
Barley. and Dat. s7@9; Alfalfa, s60S; COM
pressed Hay. s7@9 p ton; Stock, S6@7 p ton.
STRAW Quotable at 60Gs0c per bale.
HOPS-Market without life. Quotable at 100
BRAN-Firm in price Quotable at sI2 5O@IS
p ton for the better grades, and SD for other
quality.
RYE-From 81 to 81 10 p ctl is the full asking
range.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GROUND BARLEY - Quotable at SIS q 16
PoTATOES-Ail wants can be promptly sup
piled at range of 40c@S1 y ctl.
ONIONS-Market well stocked. Quotable at
DRIED PEAS-we quote: Blaeseye 50 25;
Niles, 81 Is; Green, o; Eastern Green.
mes easy. We quote prices Bayos, 81 25@2 80;
Butter, 81 50dS; Pink, g l5@2 IS; Red, 81 75@
9: Lima. 81 20: Pea, 81 50al rs; Small White.
81 5o@1 IS p ctl
yEGETABLES-The quantity of Asparagus
coming forward Is not heavy and prices are well
sustained. Summer Squash is in liberal receipt.
Green Pear and String Beans are in ample sup
ply for all market wants. Tomatoes are arriving
with greater freedom, while Cucumbers make
more liberal display. Egg Plant is but moder-
ately represented. Asparaeu 75c@sl 25 for ordi
nary, 81 50@2 for good to choice, and 81 25@S 25
= box for extra Alameda Island and BOuldin
Island; Green Corn, S@l5c a dozen for Vacaville;
20@50c q box for Vacayille and 60a25c for
bay; Rhubarb, 4'@75c q box; Egg Plant, 12@
l5c p b. String Beans, common, 1@21ac; do
Refugee, 2@2Hc q 10; Wax Beans, 1L@2c
q b; Green Peas, 81 p sack: Gar
den Peas 2d21ac 2 n: Los Angeles To-
matoes, 81 50d2 = box; Turnips, 10000 p
ctl Beets, 5o@6oc p sack; Carrots, feed. s0@5oc;
Garlic. l6l1sc 10; Caulifower, soc OIL 2 dozen;
Dry Peppers, 6@7c y b; Dry 0kra, 5910c a b;
Green Peppers, l5t91Sc a 10.
FRUIT-Ihe first figs of the season arrived to-
day from San Diego. selling at SOC 4 d. Cher
! ries are abundant, to-day's receipts footing up
10000 boxes. Currants are also in large supply.
Receipts of both Strawberries and Raspberries
continue liberal. Peaches are..coming In more
freely. Most of the Cherry Plums arriving are
green and hardly salable at any price. April
cots are increasing in quantity. Gooseber-
ries are anything but scarce. We quote /.
Apricots. 50975c box for Pringle; Royal
do. 81 2591 SO q large box; Peaches, SIG
! 25 y box; Currants, S2@4 chest: Gooseber.
| ries, 2@2hc p 10 for common and 4@ec for En-
glish: Raspberries. 40 a 6oc p drawer !;
Newcastle Raspberries 6Oc@sl Is a crate;
Strawberries, Longworth, s66l0 q chest !;
other varieties, sal per chest Cherries,
25G4oc p box for Red and White. and