Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-24
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 23


FLOUR-Prices firm, with active trade. We
quote as follows: Net cash price for Family
Extras, S464 % p Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 10
@4 20; Superfne, 81 75@S 10.
WHEAT-The situation continues to shape ia
vorably for sellers. Although it is claimed that
export business cannot be done at present prices
with profit, still it is a fact that good demand
prevails, and buyers are found for all offerings
up to standard at 81 So, while a better article
will bring 81 364 . ctl. The prevalent feeling
is one of buoyancy.
BARLEY-Although trade is not extensive or
rapid, there is fair tone TO the market. Holders
OF feed will make no conc assions TO secure Gus
tom, and buyers have To pay asking prices for
good feed or purchase an Inferior article. There
is considerable weevily barley on the market,
which in many cases is taken in preference be-
cause of being cheaper. Brewing descriptions
are in fairly good request and mnderaie vol
ume of etrade is footed up daily. Chevalier is
being looked after and more or less export bus
mess kwould be likely under way if samples
came up to the required weight for the English
market, We quote as follows: Old No; Feed,
611a@7Oc; common grades, Csc; Brewing,
s5G95c; for fair and 921ac to 9115c for good to
choice; new feed 7614977Il%c q ctl.
OATS-The period of depression has passed
but it is believed that current figures
will be well maintained, while bust
ness will increase as the season moves along.
We quote as follows. Surprise. 81 21aI 80: mill
ing, 81 1718Gl 2214; choice feed, 81 Is: No. l,
81 10@1 121a; lower grades, 81 059l 071a; Gray,
81 VA; on grades, SlC1l wa q ctl.
COkN-Scarcity OF supplies of late has given
the market very strong tone. For some time
there has been no offering of small Yellow, and
the holder of the only lot recently shown on
Change asks 81 90, though unable to find
buyer. Sales of large Yellow were made this
week at 81 40. The parcel was fine in every
respect, but it is doubtful if duplicate lot
would bring 81 STA, as about 81 80 is the bid
ding figure. For good dry Red Corn 81 S21a was
the best offer TO day.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S3l932 q ton.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at SS1G32 q
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton
SEEDS-Inactive. Wequote as follows: Mus
tard. Brown, 81 256D3; Yellow, 81 759l 80 p ctl !;
Canary. 334a41Sc; Hemp. &c; Rape. Eominal
Timothy, 6a619c; Alfalfa, -9-c . b; Flax,
81 25tG2 rs y ell.
MIDDLlNGS-Are higher. Quotsble at Sls@
HAY-Receipts have beenquite free of late. so
that the market al the moment is rather heavily
stocked, giving values much easier tone, partic-
ularly tor medium and poor qualities,
We quote as follows; Clover, s6a10;
New Wheat, ordinary grades, S79s;
choice, slO@I2:: Wheat and Dat, s7aii: Dat, Sc
Dsl0; Barley, S5@S; Alfalfa, S56oS 80 2 ton.
STRAW Quotable at 40G6Oc p ton.
H0PS-For new crop buyers are said to be
willing to contract on basis of l5c, but growers
want is 1lsc = n. No old stock worth quoting
Quotable at Sl5dsl5 SO y ton for the better
grades, and sl4 90 for other quality.
RAE-BuSfneSS at a standstlll. Receipts to-
day were large, footing up 526 sacks. Quotable
at sI 121%6ll Is q ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at S16@17 Q
ton.
PoTAToES-Choice BurbanSs are in demand
at full figures. Trade is good as rule. and re-
ceipts find custom enough to prevent ac-
emulation. We quote: Early Rose, 60cGS1 IS;
Peerless, 10000: Garnet Chile, 6SdS0c; Bur
banks, 70cds1 IS > ctl; Sweet. 2@214e q 10.
oNI0NS-Quotable at 40 G65c q etl fer Silver
skins.
DRIED PEAS-Green 81 rs q ell.
BEANS-Market quiet. Small White and Pea
are offering somewhat freely, so that values are
not as firm We quote: Bayos 81 75G2 S. Butter,
81 50e2 75; Pink, 8 1902 40; Red, 81 1898:
Lima, So; Pea, s2s2 70; Small While. $40
2 20 = ctl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peas are about out,
only small quantity being sent in from
market gardens. Shipments of Vacayille Corn
have stopped, prices do not pay.
We quote prices: Green 0kra, S1S0l 25 = box;
Green Corn. 20G221&c 2 dog. for bay; Cucum-
bers, l0225c p box; Summer Squash. 25G1s5c
2 box for bay; Egg Plant, 75c@s1 Is >
box; String Beans, l1aG2c q b; Green Peas,
2ISaSc . IL; Tomatoes, lOa25c a box for
Nacaville and 45650c for rlver; Marrowfat
Squash, sl0@15 2 ton; Turnips, 50@t0c q ctl;
Beets, 50@60c p sack; Carrots, feed. 3e@5oc;
Parsnips, sl61 IS p ctl; Cabbage, 65@75c q ctl
Garlic, l1%a2c y b: Caulihower, soc Isl p
dozen; Dry Peppers, 6i6Tc 10; Dry Okra,
| 56loc . b; Green Peppers, 25c 3 box for Chile
| and 50065e for Bell.
FRUIT-Cantaloupes were in excessive sup
ply this morning Over LOCO crates came to
hand, while 500 crates were carried over from
yesterday. Low asking prices caused liberal