Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

DAN EhANClbCO. MAY ZiLU.
FLOUR-Trade continues of moderate vol
ume. We quote Net cash price for Family
Extras, "a 1904 20 p Dbl: Bakers Extras
81 1914 %; Superfne. 81 S0@3 10.
WHEAT-The market drags a.opg. The light
supply Of tonnage of course has some influence
on the situation, as shippers DO not care TO pur-
chase ahead of present wants, especially as the
new season is daily becoming nearer at hand.
Standard stock can be placed on basis of
81 IN, with the usual advance for anything of
better quality.
BARLEY.offerings are faify liberal, while
sales are slow. There does not seem to be any
great array of really choice feed, but still there
Is sufficient to meet the demand, and strength
in prices is not feature of the general situation
We quote: No. l Feed, 81; choice, 81 Oh;
common grades, 971ac; Brewing, 81 o5@1 10
for fair to good and 81 121S01 Tx for choice.
OATS-Whatevert the cause, certain it is that
the market is easing. Sales are being made at
reduced rates. which is accepted by some buy
ers SIS fair evidence that the corner is over.
Surprise, 81 721a91 50; good to choice feed
81 571a@1 go; fair 81 40 al so; Black, 81 25 Q
S7155; Gray, 81 471a9l so q ctl.
CoRN-No yellow here. Prices firm in con-
sequence. Some large, TO arrive, was offered
to-day at 81 %, but buyers will only purchase
spot lots. Small Yellow sold yesterday at the
higher quotation. Large Yellow, 81 221a@I 25;
Small Yellow, 81 25@1 2711a; Wkite, 81 o5al 10 .
ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Has more steady feeling.
Quotaple at S27es2S p ton.
CORNMEAL-Miilers quote feed at s26 500
q so ton; fine kinds for the table, In large and
small packages, 3@3Ac q 10.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotapie at SIS q ton.
| trade. We quote Mustard, Brown. e 5oG
8 25 Yellow, SOP Is p ctl Canary, 31%035zc
| Hemp. &c; Rape, 81 30; Timothy. $4,000
Alfalfa. 71l@Sc p b; Flax, s303 Is p cti.
Observation-Disclosures Quotable at 81 SC
CHOPPED FEED uotable at s22@c3 p ton
HAY-Some new Wheat and Dat Hay is arriv.
| ing, which finds custom within range of s7s1IC
| p ton. We quote: Wheat, ordinary grades, s91
| -; choice. s14@pl6; Wheat and Dat, sS@l4
Wild DAT. So al2 so; Barley. s7@9 so p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 45@55c 2 bale.
HOP5-Choice offerings are scarce. Some cal
culators figure out TO at 900 bales is the full
| tent of such stock at this center. Quotable al
Il@14c = n.
all buyers Quotable at sl4G9l4 so p ton.
RYk-Shows signs of improvement. Quotablt
| at 95@Sl p ctl.
BucKWHEAT-Is neglected. ouotsble a,
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s2se24 Z
ton
| POTATO Es-New Potatoes are on the de
| cline. Quotable at 81 5e@2 Is 4 ctl. Receipt.
/ to-day were ,547 sacks.
\ ONIONS-The market is gradually losing
| strength. New California sell at 81 6091 rs I
I ctl. Australia are jobbing at s293 q ctl.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Niles, 81 25 Z, cti
/ BEANS-Small White and Pea move slowly
| and prices are not quite so firm. Colored de
scriptions are also dull. Bayos, S4G4 Is; Butter
1 tStd- q, INK, S< gOtlo VIZ, hcQ. LlnA
81 75@5; Pea, 81 5000 so: Small White, 81 s.
az 50 a etl.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of common quality
/ is drug and buyers can about name their OWL
figure. String Beans arc not in excessive receipt
though there is enough TO meet all wants. Sum
mer Squash is not in great favor, but light ARR
yals keep prices steady. Cucumbers are liber
ally represented. Tomatoes from Los Angeles
made their appearance this week, and shio
ments are expected soon to be regular. We
quote: Summer Squash, SlG1 Is q box; Wax
Beans, 5@6c 2 h. Cucumbers, 25a60c dozen
| Asparagus. 5osD55c box for ordinary and 81 d
i az for choice; Rhubarb. 40G50c for common
4 and 75cdSl for choice: String Beans, 5@6c 2 ID
Green Peas. 2laalds1zc q u for Bay and 4@45ac .
sack; Carrots. feed, 5Na65c; Parsnips, 81 25@
| ] so q ctl; Cabbage, s2G2 so p ctl; Garlic
l2dl2c b: Caulinower, 81 p dozen; Green
Peppers, 25@s5c p b; Dry Peppers. 12c; Dry
FRY 1.-THE more prominent feature of the
| market is Cherries, the receipts of which are
! very large, to days arrivals being over 1000
boxes. Strawberries sell ut q wide range, there
being marked difference in the character OF
offerings. Currants are coming to the front
| and next week will likely witness liberal ship.
| meDts. Apples come in rather green. Apricots
are just putting in an appearance. Figs from
Arizona find appreciative custom, selling at 75c
Z n. Raspberries are in light receipt, but they
come along in nice order. We quote: APP
pies 20 S75c 2 box; Apricots 1oc n n: Currants
SSG7 y cheS; Cherries. 256S5c for common
white and red. soS640c for good to choice white
and red. S5G50e for black Tsrtariau. and 50 fox
fancy quality: Gooseberries, l1x02c q b
for common ard 3@5c for English Straw
berries. s. 50@5 for Sharpless and s5a
10 y chest for Longworth: Raspberries, sl@l Is
= drawer. oranges-Eiverside Nayels. sssos 50
2 box: do, Mediterranean Sweets, 50 53G4; Los
Angeles Seedlings, 81 1902: Los Angeles Navels,
S26.2 so; Mexican Lines, IS 5od6 q box. Lem
ons. Sicily. sac Malaga Lemons, sfa6: River
side Lemons, S2G2 rs = box; San Diego Lem
ons, 59cGs Los Angeles Lemons. 75cGsi: Bs-
nanas, siG2 p bunch: Pineapples. sS95 > doc.