Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN Francisco. May 3lst.
FL0UR-We quote: Net cash price for Fam
lily Extras 81 % al so p bbl Bakers Extras,
81 l5G4 25; Superfine, 81 7563 TO-
WHEAT-The market continues tame in char
acter. The time is near at hand however,
when lively times may be expected Export
ment just as soon as receipts for new crop will
warrant such action. From 81 271a to 81 50 2
ctl is the current range for fair 10 good ship
! ping qualities.
BARLEY-A sample of new crop was shown
on Change this morning, attracting much at
| tention for its clear and plump appearance. II
was raised on the ranch of John Norman. at
Brentwood, Contra Costa county, weighing AZ
| lbs to the buShel spot trade continues dull and
| quiet Business is yet limited 10 hight jobbing
demands. Free offerings OF what is termed
weevily Barley operate against sales OF better
| stock at higher asking prices. No improvement
| in Brewing descriptions. We quote as follows:
No. l Feed, coo 621sc; common grades, 521aG
SIC; Brewing, 65dI0 for fair 10 good and ~
| @75c p ctl for choice bay.
| OATS-There is too large quantity on hand
for the market to lean i'll favor of the selling iu-
| rally lowered before advanced quotations will
| prevail. We quote as follows: Surprise. 81 III
| al 22I9; milling, 81 021aGl 05; choice feed, 81
No. /, SIC; lower grades, 9Og92}@c; Gray, 30 q
CORN-Is in very light request. Small Vel
| low is scarce: Quotable at Il 40G1 121% 2 ctl
| for Large Yellow, 81 l712d1 20 for Small Vel
| low and 81 05@l Oh Is ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN1Quotable at S25a26 a ton.
Millers quote Feed at S25@26 ,
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
| OILCAKE ME4L-Quotable at $50 = ton.
SEkDS-Nery quiet. Mustard, Brown, 81 25
| as; Yellow, 81 75G1 80 p ctl Canary. 50 94c
Hemp, S1aG4c; Rape: l19@214c; Timothy, 654@7ci
! Alfalfa. lOGl01Ic z II; Flax, 81 25G2 10 q ctl.
| MIDDLINGS-Active trade at steady prices
| Quotable at SIS 5CtGl6 so q ton.
| HAN-We quote old: Wheat, Sl0d13; Wheat
and Dat, 81 5OGlO 50; Wild Dat. 81 5OGlO 80:
/ Rarlay S-CIQ. Rarlpv and S-IIQ. Alfalfa
new, Sia6; compressed Hay, s7Gs e ton; Stock,
| S6G7-Ts ton.
STRAW Quotable at 6OaSOc per bale.
| HOPS-NOthing doing Stocks ale light and
| mostly poor in quality. Growers decline To
make contracts for new crop delivery, except al
| prices in advance of the views OF the buyers
| As a consequence, there is no speculative trad.
| ing, Market nomInally quotabie at lOiGl5c 2 H.
| BRAN-Quotabl. at 81 jOtdl3 = ton for the
better grades, aud sl2 for other quality.
| RIE-From 81 to 81 10 2 ctl is the full asking
BUCKwHEAT-Nomina
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at sl5@lG Z
POTATOES - Consignments sell at wide
range, say 4Oc@S1 = ell.
! ONIO>S-In large supply and easy in price
| QuOtable at 70 l5c 2 ell.
| DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 f5
Niles, 81 %; Green, q; Eastern Green
| 81 2 ctl.
BEANS-COncessions can be obtained by
buyers of round lots Trade quiet and
|
| Butter. 81 5Oo3; Pink, g 15CG2 So; Red, 81 75a
;; Lima, 81 %: Pea, 81 5Oql IS; Small hite
| 81 50dl 70 = ctl.
| VEGETABL ES-There is no scarcity of any
article in this line. Trade is active, yet stocks
| do not clean up promptly, and dumping is oc
| casIonally necessary. some small lots Of fancy
| Asparagus sci! above quotations.. Squash Is
| almost unstable. We quote jobbing lots as
| follows Asparagus, 75c9sl % for orGi
nary, and 81 5ptG2 for good to choice
! Green Corn, l2al5c 9 dozen Tor Nacaville
| Nf,ars
| 25GSOc ? box for Naeaville and 50G60c fol-
| bay; RhubaTb @75c z box; Egg Plant, la
| l5c 2 b; String Beans, common, lG212c; dc
! Refugee, 2G2l@c p ID: Wax Beans, 114G2C
q IL; Green Peas, 81 p sack; Gar
den Peas, 2a2%c 4 b: Los Angeles To
matoes, 81 E962 = box; Turnips, 5o@f0c- q
Gti; Beets, 5O@6oc 2 sack; Carrots, feed. SO@5Oc
Parsnips, slGl p = ctl; Cabbage 50G60c 2 ctl
Garlic, l'dl &c II n: Caulihower soc Isl = dozen
Dry Peppers, Gaze = b; Dry Okra, 59l0c = b
Green Peppers, l5@lSe p ID;
| FRUIT-Buyers of Fruit have matters about
their own way. Receipts are largely in excess
of the consumptive demand, and prices would
go all to smash were it not for liberal purchase:
by Gamers Even as it is. greater or less
quantity of some descriptions has to be thrown
| away or sold at n nominal price. For instance
CuTrantS that become mildewed while waiting
for custom have been disposed of at 81 pei
chest, and Cherries in like condition have gone
| in the same proper ion. Berries find steady
custom. though low figures have to be accepted
for soft lots. Apples aud Pears are too green Il
| receive much attention. GooSeberrieS are III
Ii eral receipt. We quote as follows: Apricots
Royal, 81 2Ndl so z large box; Peaches, SIG
| l 25 p box; Currants, 81 75d3 chest: Gooseber
ries, 2@21@c > ii for common and S1295c for En-
glish; Rsspberries 50 "a 75c > drawer
| Newcastle RaSpberries, S161 . q crate
| Strawberries. Longworth, S56i0 q chest
other varieties, s3a4 per chest Cherries
| 20 GS5c = box for Red and White, anC
25@4Oc = box for Black, aud 5C@G5c for Roya
| Ann; Cherry Plums. 50G75c Z box; Apples
| new, 25@50c Z box; Pears, new, 50d60c {
1 heeL a
| Navel Oranges, - q box; common do
81 2592 rs; Los Angeles Navels, -; con-