Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-27
SAN FRANCISCO nIARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO lime 26tE

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10Th.
| FIGURING quote Net cash price for Pam
lily Extras, S4tG4 Is 3 bbl Bakers Extras,
| 81 1904 ~; Supertine, 81 1908 10.
WHEAr-There is not much activity ia the
market. spot Wheat is held with some little
trmness, and those who want choice old ship
ping quality have to pay 81 ~ Z ctl. But trade
at this figure Is small, the general range being
| 81 2715fGl 80. Tonnage at the moment is not
plentiful, or else there would be more rapid
movement. Exporters are of course looking
ahead and securing more or less stock for future
export business. sales of this character are be-
ing gOtiatsd on basis OF 81 Z112 for June and
81 % p ctl for July delivery.
BARLEI-Firm holding gives the market
whatever strength 1t my possess. Strictly
choice Old feed is scarce, and 1t is doubtful If
any great quantity could be secured even at the
top quotations. New feed is sold in the Call
Board at 7l15c, delivered at the option of the
seller any time during ,hiS year, but the ware
house charge has 70 come Oft the selling price,
while nothing less than lots of 100 tons each can
be so placed There is some movement in brew
ing, which is Geing taken for shipment East by
sailing vessel while there IS a possibility that
overland shipments may again be resumed.
Nothing doing in hevalier, it being rather early
for trade in this description. II is Likely, how
ever, that all new Chevalier up to standard VIII
find prompt demand Tor export, though at what
figure cannot at present be stated. No Feed,
62l@ 6jc; common grades, 55G60c; Brewing,
7OG 7212c for fair 10 good, and 759S0c g ctl Tor
choice Day.
OATS-Arrivals have not been heavy of late,
while trade has picked up somewhat, so that
the 0at market is assuming better shape and
holders have more confidence in the future.
Prices are consequently more steady. We quote
prices: surprise 81 l712t91 -; milling 81 G715
al TO- choice feed, 81 u5dl OH; No. l. 81 0219
| l 05;, over grades, 9219G9712c; Stray, 921aa95c
| 4 ctl.
| CORN - Offerings aregfair, but business is
| light. Quotable Ut 81 1901 ,219 q cJl for Large
Yellow 81 l5@l I712 for Small Yellow and 81 or
| al 1917 p ctl tor " hite.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S'5926 q ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S20G26 2
tom fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 213o234c q ID.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 2 ton.
SEEDS-Quiet and easy. We quote Mus
tard, Brown. - 25G3; Yellow, 81 75Gl 90 2 ctl I;
Timothy, 654@7c; Alfalfa, lOGlO1ac q 10; Flax,
| 81 25CI2 rs y ctl.
MDDLlNGS-Fima at the late advance Quot
able al SlsGl7 so 2 ton.
| HAI-The market continues in unsatisfactory
| shape for sellers. New crop is coming rward
with more freedom. After the holidays, it is ex-
pected the market will do better. We quote
prices as follows: New Wheat, ordinary grades,
| s. G9; choice, S1l@l2 SO; new Barley, So@7;
new Alfalfa, s4G6. We quote old: Wheat,
ordinary, sStG10; choice, S12glS so: Wheat and
Oat 1910, Wild Dat, SS(6ll; Barley, ST(G9; Bar
ley and Dat. sos; Alfalfa, new, sac; com
| pressed Hay, S7L9 = ton; Stock, S6@7 = ton.
| STRAW Quotable at 60Gs0c per bale.
| HOPS-Nalues nominal at 10@l4c p n, there
being no desirable offerings. Growers are not
doing anything in the way of contracting for de-
! livery of new crop, as asking prices are beyond
| the views OF buyers.
| BRAN-PriceS keep steady under good de-
| mand and moderate supplies. Quotable at SIS
OILS so q ton for the better grades ana Sl2 so for
other quality.
| BUCKWHEAT-Nom
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s15916 =
| ton.
POTATOES-Trade is fairly active and good
article does not have to go begging. We quote
pr ces: Early lHose 50cGS1 50; Peerless, 65G SOC.
Garnet Chile 60 assoc; Burbanks, 81 25G15 so : ctl.
| ONIONS-Receipts are increasing. Quotable
at 40G50c Z Ell for Reds and 60c9Sl for Silver
skins.
| BEANS-small White and Pea again show
stronger feeling. We quote prices. Bayos, 81 40
az 60; Butter g SOAP 75; Pink, 8 2O92 30; Red,
s. T5@S Lima, 50; Pea, g O5Gg2 10; small ~ hlle,
| 81 0562 Is = ctl
VEGETABLES Receipts of Asparagus are
| becoming lighter. Nacaville Corn Is neglected.
Egg Plant comes in slowly, but it is not in favor.
Beans are lower, being poor in quality. Green
peppers make better exhibit Squash cGntIn-
| ues to be well represented, Green Okra 50
d.i0c 2 H. Asparagus, Sl@l 90 for ordinary, SO
| s for Bouldin Is aud; Green Corn, 25fo50c
| ? sack for Vscayille and 11al5c z doz for bay;
| Cucumbers 25G50c 2 box; summer Squash,
! iOG5Oc = box for bay; Rhubarb, S5@75c 4
box; Egg Plant, l041219e . h; String Beans,
| = n; Wax Beans, Sc z IL; Green Peas,
> a 2kc p h: Tomatoes, 30 a 60c 2 box;
Turnips 5O@60c . ctl; Beets, 50@60c 3 sack;
Carrots feed. SO@5Oc; Parsnips, S1(61 % > ell;
| Cabbage 50G60e q ctl; Garlic, SG4c p 10: Cauli.
! flower, 5Oc@sl . dozen; Dry Peppers, 6@7c . NJ
Dry Okra, 59l0c = %; Green Peppers, 10@l2l2c
| p h.
| FRUIT-Cherries are practically out of mar.
ket. The few struggling lots that come along
sell at range of 60c to 81 q box. Currants will
| disappear in few days. Receipts OF Straw
| berries continue tree, but custom is beginning
to tire, as so many other varieties are presented.
Apricots meet with good demand. Peaches
come in tor full share of attention, and any
thing really attractive brings good figures.