Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-02
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

! San fRASC1sCO, July SiSt-l p. NJ
! FLOUR - We quote the various brands as
! follows: Best City Extra, IS 50 Bakers Ex-
trs, IS 12ts5 SIT; Superhne, IS 5oa4; interior
| Extra "a Ioto5; Interior Superfne. IS 509t: Ore
| gon Extra, ~ 50015; choice do, S5G5 %; Oregon
/ Snperine e 5o@4; Walla Walla Extra, 81 cog
! 5 125 = Dbl.
| WHgAf-To-day ends the first month OF the cur
rent harvest year, and only cargo of new crop
! has thus far LETT for Europe Farmers appear to
be dilatory in their shipments, though the reported
purchases in the interior by exportvs may explain
to certain extent the occasion of light receipts at
this particular period good portion OF consign-
ments now arriving are more or less shrunken, and
the inference is that growers are keeping good quail
tiles until later in the season, expecting better
prices. On Change there seems to b. pretty fair
inquiry, and 1t Is rather surprising that more trans
actions are not reported Liverpool adyices report
a steady market al unchanged rates Heavy storms
in several counties of England have badly damaged
the crops OF those sections. Sales include FOO cts
choice old milling, 81 80 200 10 choice new Sonora
81 So; 1893 do good shipping, 81 464 100 do of
grade, 81 324 . ct We quote No. l at 81 50t
55; No. 2, 81 42tGl Az u ctl. Choice old milling
lots sell from 81 55Gl 60 q ctl.
BARLEYThere is no denying the fact that the
market for feed exhibits unusual strength, though
through what special cause it is not easy TO deter
NINE. IL Is true that the new crop comes forward
slowly, and some parties may be in possession OF
facts In regard to future supplies that are not gener
ally known. We are assured that in one instance
at least S21c q ct paid IN the interior. supplies
on hand at the opening of the harvest year
tlmated TO be moderately plentiful and there has
bees no special demar TO materially reduce the
stock At the close, it looks as though holders were
to be rewarded for their patience, unless they should
bee me speculative in their views, and ask prices
that would check business. To.day's values are SC
ctl better than week ago. though transactions at
the 9dvance quite limited As general rsmark,
the market may be considered strong though not
buoyant. Brewing ard Chevalier attract but little
attention, probably account of light offerings.
Sales Of 900 SKIS old brewing s5c; 260 do new
feed, Soc; 100 do coast Chevalier, 81 D ctl.
Rraut Al, Ia. fanl
Chevaier, 81 ioq1 IS for choice bay and Sl(d1 %
for coast.
OATS Very little business is transacted on
Change. Receipts Of new crop are light and most
of the sales are being made from warehouse. A lot
Of 200 SKIS new California sold at 81 III q ctl.
We quote: Humboldt, 81 40a@l so; coast,
Sld1 25-, Oregon and Washington erritory, 81 20
al As: Surprise, 81 55dl 60 g ctl.
HY-Cargo lots on tine wharf range from 50 to
Sl4 . ton
FRUT-To-day's receipts of black currants are the
last expected this season. This description meets
with little favor here, though in Europe jams and
jeies made from it highly priced for family use,
especially in Of 81 kness The Oregon cherries
received yesterday are not in the best condition,
about exhausted. The following quotations
for jobbing lots: Apples. 44as0c q box for green,
and4 75c@sl SO for red; pears, 5O@75c . box,
and 25@5oc 9 basket; Bartlett do, 81 .
50 25 az so q dozen; Sweetwater grapes,
soc "a 81 25 q bog; early black do, Slal so
u box; crabapples, 60G75c o basket; watermelons,
s2@2 so u dozen; apricots 81 25@l rs . box.
b,ackberries, $50 3 SO y chest figs, 50c@Sl q
box; nectarines, 81 25d so q box peaches, in bxs
40d75c for common, and 75coSl for good to choice,
with Crawfords at $ld1 so do, IN baskets, 75ce
81 40; plums, 30c@sl q box; German prunes,
Sldl so q basket raspberries, e6Cd7 so . chest
Strawberries, s9dl0; currants, S5a6 for red, and
SSdl0 y chest for black oranges quotabe at
S30d35 b thousand for Tahiti and 50 1904 IS q
box for California; lemons, s9dlo 9 box for Sicily,
81 50e2 for California, and S4d4 so for Australian
lines, S70fS for Mexican pineapples seas d dozen
tamarinds, 12Cal5c y II /; bananas s2a4 % bunch.
HoSEY-We quote Comb, l1@l3c; strained, 6.a
&c Sb
BuTTER- The course of the market is upward AS
intnated yesterday holders we're sangune OF an i'm
provement in the hear future, though positive
change was expected till the middle of next week |
The light receipts this morning. however, satisfied
dealers that immediate advance could be success
fully maintained, and all qualities of fresh have
moved to higher figures. We quote Good to choice
2id25c for the usual run oil consignments with Point
Reyes and fancy d1iries at 26d27dc g 10 inferior to
ordinary, 15d20c, inside for mixed lots from
country stores. New frkin is quotable at 20@22lc
e ID. Picked comes within the range Of 22!d25c.
Eastern is IN light supply, and 1sa20c 9 10 will
probably cove the bulk OF offerings.
CHEESE = AT present price. the market is
strong. We quote: California. 12i6l4c u ID;
Casters, 16d1Sc Western 14@15c d h.
EGGs- Yesterdays arrivals Of Oregon passed from
first hands at Do q dozen. The market continues
mixed, though 4 weak tone is generally admitted |
Selected lots in small quantities sell acentabove our
top figure Some choice parcels Of Utah find quick |
custom at the outside price. Eastern are not doing
quite so well, and holders shading little We
quote: California, 22d2ic; Salt Lake 22d23c |
Eastern, 20@2lc q dozen.
PoULrsY-Trade light, with scarcely any change in
values Turkeys are scarce, and good fat gobbers
command full rates We quote: Turkeys 16dI9c
fer live; ROSTERS, sos 80 for OLD. and So 5oa7 for
young; hens, IS 50a7 broilers, S3ai So acc riding
70 size; ducks, 50 5O@i so q dozen geese, 81 50a
8 y pair,