Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2ith.
FIGURING quote Net cash price for Pam.
| lily Extras s4@14 % q Dbl; Bakers Extras,
| S464 10; superfne 81 75@S 10.
WHEAT-The week closes on a firm market
for spot lots, there being ready buyers at range
| of 81 271aal 80 q ctl Contracts for future de-
livery cannot be negotiated to any extent at this
range.
BARLEY-The situation remains unchanged.
Choice feed is not literally offered, and holders
insist on full figures Tor an article of this de-
scriptOn. We quote as follows No Il Feed,
621aC65 common grades, 55d6Oc; Brewing,
671aq7 21ac for fair to good, and 75@S0c p ctl for
OATs-The feeling was easier to-day, the re-
ceipts from Oregon having had depressing infiu-
al or; choice feed 81 05; No. l, SIy1 0211a;
lower grades, 9O@95c; Stray, 9215c T. ctl.
CORN-Quotable at 81 l0@l ~ 2 ctl for Large
Yellow, 81 l5@l l712 for Small Yellow and 81 on
al 12% 2 ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s25G26 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S25Gs26 p
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21IG254c q b.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 2 ton.
SEEDS-Business nominal. We quote: Mus
tard, Brown, 81 25GG3; Yellow, 81 75G1 go 2 ctl {;
Timothy, 654G7c Alfalfa, lOGlO1ac b. Flax,
81 25CD2 rs = ctl.
MIDDLiNGS-Active demand. Quotable at
SIS 5O(dl6 so p ton.
HAY-We quote: New Wheat, ordinary grades,
81 ~ so; choice, Sl2@l2 so; new barley, "a 50
@6; new Alfalfa, S4G6. We quote old: Wheat
sl0@lS; Wheat and Dat, 81 5UlGl0 so, Wild Oat
81 506l0 so; Barley, S7@9; Barley and Dat, S7C69;
Alfalfa, new, S4a6; compressed Hay, S7@9 2 ton
Stock, S66p7 p ton.
STRAW Quotable at 6OaSOc per bale.
H0PS-Quotable at 10G14c p 10
BRAN-Quotable at Sl2 50Gl5 2 ton for the
better grades, and SD for other quality.
RYE-QuCtable at S71%G90c 2 ctl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at Sl5@l6 z
POTAToES-Goodm movement in the different
kinds. Early Rose, 50ct9S1 so; Peerless, 65@90c:
Garnet Chile, 60 assoc; Burbanks, 81 25G1 rs 2 ctl
oNIONs-Quotable at 4O@5Oc q cti for Reds
and 60ca 81 for Silverskins.
BEANS-Light sales of Lima reported at sc 2
az 60; Butter. 81 50S2 IS: Pink, 3 2o@2 10; Red
81 1913: Lima, So; Pea, 81 90@2 05; Small n hite,
81 9092 % q ctl.
vEGETABLEs-Co in sacks can be bought
at about any figure that buyers will pay. Gu
cumbers are unusually plentiful and low in
price. Tomatoes continue to decline under
large receipts. Beans are lower. Green Okra. 80
94Qc . n; Asparagus, 75c@sl % for ordinary, go
8 for Bouldin Island; Green Corn, 25050c
| 2 sack for Vacaville and 12@l5c q doz for bay;
| Cucumbers 2595Oc = box; Summer Squash,
common Sc b; do Refugee, "a
&c p h; Wax Beans, 8 a &c = b. Green
Peas, 2h@Se 2 10; Tomatoes, 4o@90c p box;
Carrots, feed. 3o@50c; Parsnips, sl@1 D ctl;
Cabbage 50d60c p ctl Garlic, Sale p II: Cauli.
| flower, 5OcGsl p dozen; Dry Peppers, 6@7c p b;
= IN K. 0kfA' 'eiOo . ID green FePpefS' i1'Si''
| FRUIT-white Cherries are easier in price.
| Choice black command high figure. Peaches
find good custom at fair rates as supplies are
moderate. Apricots are moving OFF freely, be.
| cause dealers are inclined more to meet the
| views of buyers Figs are neglected, though of
ferings are attractive. Fresh supplies of Mexi.
can Lines are at hand by Panama steamer.
| We quote: Cantaloupes, 81 so . doz; Water
melons, s. q doz; Figs 25G1oc Z box; Plums,
40c@H q box: Apricots, Royal, S0@50c q box;
Peaches, 50cdS1 p box, and 65cdSl p pss-
| ket; CurrantS, 81 25GS chest; Raspberries
! S5@7 p chest; Strawberries, Longworth, S.
| az; other varieties, SSG3 50 q chest; Black
| berries. s. so az y chest; Cherries, 60075c
Z box for Black, aud S5@50c for Royal Ann; APP
| Piles, 25c9Sl q box and 25G5Oc 2 basket;
| Pears, 25c6S1 q box; Mexican Lines. 81 SO
! as 4 box; Riverside Oranges, 81 50(12 so !; Los
| Angeles Oranges, 75cGSl D = box; Lemons
Sicily, Sc 5O@7 so; California Lemons, 81 5o@S SC
| p box: Bananas, 81 50@S so 2 bunch Pineap-
! pies S4Ed5 > dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-we quote: Suu-dried Apples,
4Gi1Sc = h for sliced and S1&t94c for quartered;
| Apples, eyaporated, 5G55c; Apricots, 7Gl0c for
bleached; do, suu-dried, 5CG7c; Blaekberries 100
/ 121Sc; Figs, 4d5c for pressed, 2GSe for un-
| pressed; Smyrna Figs 1sGl6c Tor layers and 20
| SC for kegs; Nectarines, sun-dried, S@5c;
| bleached do, 6C1l0c; Peaches, st6l0c for peeled
and 4S7c for uupeeled; Pears, &c for, whole and
| 5651zc for sliced, machine dried, 79Sc; Plums,
soc Tor pitted and l1aS21sc for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, in sacks S94c; French Prunes,
4G61Sc in sacks, and 5@Sc . h in boxes
Grapes, 2e$c p h; Raisins, London Layers,
fractions: common. 75c@si > box. - ''''N' ~
| HONEY-we quote prices as follows: White
| Comb, 106l2c; Amber, case; Extracted, white
| liquid, 5@6c: Amber. colored and candied, 4@
| Sc y h.
BUTTER-Firm tone to fancy grades, but
| common qualities are weak. We quote prices:
! Fancy, 1S1S@l9c; good to choice, l5@l6c; fair,
l4@l5c; store lots, il@l2c; picked roll, old, Is