Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san francisco. June 9TH.

|
| FLOUR-We quote; Net cash price for Fam
| lily Extras, 81 25@l4 so p bbl; Bakers Extras,
81 l5G14 25; superfine, 81 559S 10.
| WHEAT-The market lacks strength. Spot
| trading is light and slow, business being ne.
| gotiated at a range of 81 25G1 2712 p ctl for
| standard shipping quality. Choice parcels for
| milling purposes are held as high as 81 So p
| ctl. Contracts are said to have been arranged
| for July delivery OF new crop at 81 2334 z ctl.
| BARLEG-Continues almost lifeless. Efforts
| are being made to sell. aud buyers offered
| concessions if round lots are taken. For choice
feed 6Oc q ctl is about all that milerS will pay
and they are the only consumers at the moment
| Tor that class of stock. Some transfers are re-
| ported in a wholesale way at 5713 q ctl. For
jobblng parcels 62l2c is the asking figure but re-
| spouSes 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 in
newer and better article. We quote as follows:
| No. Feed, 5S1@G60c; common grades, 521@g
57ac; Brewing, 657 roc for fair 10 good, and 7215
| 970c = 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. II was hoped that imports from
the north were over for the season, but such is
not the case as yet. We quote: Surprise. 81 III
al 22% milling, 81 021adg1 05; choice feed, 81
No. l, g719c; lower grades, 9O@921@c; Gray, 9O9
.CoRN-Fair receipts with light demand
give the market easier tone. Quotable at
81 lOGl l21a 2 ctl for Large Yellow, 81 l712G
20 for Small Yellow and 81 O5@1 Oh q cti
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25a26 p ton
CORNMEAl-Millers quote Feed at S25G26 p
! ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OlLCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
| sEEDS-Nothing doing in any description
PrlceS unchanged. We quote Mustard, Brown
| 81 25G3 Yellow, 81 75Gi 90 p ctl Canary, S3t
a4c; Hemp. 31la4c; Rape, l14a214c; Timothy,
694g7c; Alfalfa, lOGlO1ac q ID; Flax, 81 2592 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been fairly lib
| eral, but trade is active enough to absorb the
bulk of supplies. Quotable at SIS 5O9I6 so p
| ton.
HAY-Quiet and easy market. Some new
Wheat, Dat and Barley, mixed, has arrived, sell
| ing at s6G9 p ton, as to grade and condition.
| We quote old as follows: Wheat, Sl0Gl3: Wheat
and Oat, 81 5O@l0 so, Wild Oat, 81 5O@lO so;
| Barley, S7@9; Barley and Oat s7@9; Alfalfa
new, S4G6; compressed Hay, s7@9 p ton; Stock,
| S6t07 q 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 l0@14c n.
| BRAN-Quotable at SD 509l3 p 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 a
| ton.
PoTAToEs-Farly Rose, 5Oc@sl 25; Peerless,
| foctdSl l2t2 y ctl.
| ONIoNS-Are in large receipt. Quotabe at
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Blackeye, 81 25;
Niles, 81 25; Green, o; Eastern Green,
| 81 p ctl.
BEANS-Therei IS no vim to the market Some
| inquiry is reported for Pea and Small White, and
| there is prospect OF trade in these two descrip-
| tons Reds and Bayos are scarce, so that prices
| are well maintained. We quote. Bayos, 81 2501
2 50 Butter 81 50GS; Pink, 81 1902 IS; Red 81 rs
as: Lima, 81 20; Pea, 81 5O41 75; Small N hite.
| 81 50al IS 4 ctl
| VEGETAB LES Squash is almost unstable.
| Offerings of Corn are mostly inferior Rhubarb
! is in light supply, but wants are equally small.
| Beans are scarce. We quote prices for jobbiug
\ lots as follows Asparagus, Sl@Sl so for ordi-
| nary, 81 25GS for Bouldin Is and: Green
Corn, 10@l5c 2 dozen tor Vacsville Gu
15@25c p box for Nacaville and 5Oa6dc for
| bay; Rhubarb, 'c@Sl q box; Egg Plant, 12t9
| I5c 2 h; String Beans, common, 81 = sack; do
| Refugee, ease p ID; Wax Beans, 2el3c
q b; Green Peas. 81 q sack; Gar
| den Peas, 2G21Sc 2 h; Los Angeles To-
ctl; Beets, 50G60c p sack; Carrots, feed. S065oc;
Parsnips, slGI 25 p ctl; Cabbage 50@6oe p ctl
Garlic, ls61 nc 10: Caulifower, 50ccsl p dozen;
Dry Peppers 6@7c q 10; Dry okra, Ss610c {, ID;
Green Peppers, 159lsc p n.
| FnUIT-Receipts Of Cherries are lighter, but
| the demand declines in proportion, and prices
vary but little. Blackberries are now seen in
| market. Apricots are coming in freely. Apples
| and Peaches receive scarcely any attention, be-
| ing too green for table uses. GooSeberries are
| less plentiful. Currants make good exhibit.
| Peaches are on the increase, and prices are
likely to shape more in favor of consumers.
Figs are seen occasionally. We quote
prices as follows Apricots. Royal, 40c q
i small box and 75c large box; Peaches.
6ocasl = box, and s5c@sl p basket