Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San FRANCISCO May Dist.
| FLOUR-Net cash price for Family Extras,
| 81 Is al 80 q Dbl; Bakers Extras, "a l594 25;
| WHEAT Business is quiet and dull, with val
ues easy. Exporters are not operating TO any
extent, as the foreign situation does not present
any encouraging feature. Trade on local ac-
count is Insignificant, not causing any per-
ceptible improvement. The crop outlook is all
| that can be desired, according to reports the
situation never being more promising at any
former season. OF course mishaps may occur
yet before the grain natures. No. shipping
quality is quotable at 81 80 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Nalues do not improve, and there
is not much hone for any immediate change for
the better. Business in feed is almost nominal
there being hardly enough jobbing inquiry to
give the market q semblance of activity. Brew
ing qualities are wholly neglected, and few
holders take the trouble even OF showing stock.
The situation is very soft, and the feeling gen
orally is one of depression. No. Feed, 621S0
655zc; common grades 5712d6Oc Brewing, 700
7214c for fair to good and 759771sc 2 ctl for
choice bay.
oATS-Supplies are quite as liberal as ever.
showing that consumption does not go ahead of
receipts. However. it is pretty certain that ar
rivals in future will be of smaller proportions,
when there will be opportunity for the market
| to recover. Just ct the moment. though, matters
are anything but favorable for sellers. Surprise,
81 71aGl 2219 milling, 81 021aG1 05; choice feed,
Gray. 9o@921sc y eli.
CORN-LaTge Yellow is a trife easier, the de-
mand being light. Small Yellow Is scarce and
| firm. Scarcely any inquiry for White. Quot
able at 81 10@@1 ,2hs = ctl for Large Yellow,
81 221a@1 % for Small Yellow and s1@l 05 p
| ctl for White.
CRACKED CORN Quotable at SIG q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s26 q
| ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 219d2s4c 2 H.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-BusiDess dull. Mustard, Brown, 90 %
as; Yellow, 81 75@1 90 p ctl Canary, Ss4@4c;
Hemp. 314G4c; Rape, 114@214c: Timothy, 6s417c;
Alfalfa. 1l@l111c = ID; Flax, 81 25@2 70 y ctl.
,'MIDDLINGS- No scarcity. Quotable at SIS so
OILS so q ton.
HAY-Prices are not quite so strong as last
week. Wheat, sl0@14; Wheat and Dat, 81 500
10 so, Wild Dat, 81 50@i0 so; Barley, IS 509S so;
Barley and Dat, Sc 50t99 so; Alfalfa, S6Gs; COM
pressed Hay. sS6l0 p ton: Stock, s697 p ton.
STRAW Quotable at 60@S0c per bale.
HOPS-The growing crop is said to promise
of choice character. Quotable at i0G15c q b.
BRAN-Buyers can be accommodated to any
reasonable amount with promptness. Quotable
at So 50e1lS 2 ton for the better grades, and
Si2 for other quality.
RYE-More stock is offering than can be mar.
keted. Quotabie at 81 % p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-E Eastern is held at So Is 4 ctl
GROUND BARLEY = Quotable at SIC q IL
POTATOES -Old qualities are getting scarce.
We quote prices New, 65c@Sl: Peerless, 5O(160c;
Burbank seedlings, 60@90c; Tomales, 50@75c.
ONIONS-Free offerings and easy prices.
Quotable at $50 SOC . ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 IS;
Niles, 81 %; Green, o.; Eastern Green,
81 q ctl.
BEANS-The situation is against sellers. as
the demand is very light, and concessions are
necessarily in order to create any interest. We
quote prices as follows. Bayos, 81 2562 so.
Butter. 81 SOFAS; Pink, 81 1562 IS; Red 81 75@
8: Lima, 81 rs; Pea, 81 50@1 IS; Small White.
81 50t1l IS 2 ctl
yEGETABLEs-Bay Squash is lower. Aspar
agus keeps steady. the receipts being moderate.
Nacayile Tomatoes are making their appear
ance. Green Peas and string Beans are not ex-
cessive, but offerings are sufficient to meet all
needs. Green Corn drsgs. being poor. We quote
as follows: Asparagus. xleQl % for ordi-
nary, 81 5O@2 for good TO choice. and 81 25@S 25
= box for extra Alameda Island and Bouldin
Island; Green Corn, S@l5c 2 dozen tor vaca-
vile and d 3 sack for Los Angeles; Gu
5oc@Sl = box for Vacaville and 81 500l rs for
l0c q b: String Beans 21s@sc; do reft-
gee, 3W4c p 10: Wax Beans, 2Lt0yl6c
z ID; Green Peas, sl@l 25 p sack: Gar
den Peas, 212eSc q 10; Los Angeles To-
matoes, 5za2 50 y box; Turnips 100000 p
ctl; Beets, 10000 2 sack; Carrots, feed. S0@5Oc;
Parsnips, si01 25 y ctl; Cabbage 50@60c p ctl !;
Garlic, ld11ac y 10: Caulifower, 5OcGSl y dozen;
Dry Peppers. 6G7c p 70 Dry Okra, 5y1lOc a b;
Green Peppers, l5@lSc q 10.
FRUIT-Bouldin Island Strawberries did not
hour. when about any price offered had to be
accepted. The fruit season is fairly in, and
there is daily good representation of the sew
eral varieties The market to day was crowded
with Cherries, but they went Off pretty well, as
they came in fine condition. There is good ex-
Peaches are just putting in their appearance,
but are not in favor, because receipts are more
or less green. Aprico's are beginning to look
nice and attractive. Raspberries and Strawber-