Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-23
Gan Francisco Produce market.

FLOUR Market is steady. Best City Extra,
s5g5 50 medium grades S4G4 50; shipping super
fine, So 1904 q Dbl
WnEsT-The English market continues to i'm.
prove, and the effect the local situation is quite
psreeptible. There is much wider range in conse
quenee between buyers and sellers, and legitimate
trading is not quick In many instances as high as
81 65 is asked Tor choice shipping, and exporters
claim = 90 to be their limit the absence Of positive
activity requires no explanation.
At the call session Of the Produce Exchange
there was lively demand for seller 1873 contracts,
and prices carried up three quarters of cent
with comparative ease. Sales footed up 600 tons
No. White. as follows:
Seller 1Ss3-l00 tons, 81 62 200, 81 GIL; 100,
q 62s 100, 81 ga.
Buyer IssS-2OO tons 81 COL; 100, 81 60 2 ctl.
BARLEY-Free descriptions are less buoyant, and
L must be something extra to bring over 95c while
fair No. grade sells down to 929e . ctl. Brewing
is steaay AZ about 81 20 e ctl as a top figure.
On call this morning there Was less enthusiasm on
the part Of buyers, and il required more accenmo-
dating rates than yesterday to induce any bidding.
At last after concessions Of alb Jut Ic q ctl had been
made, there was trading amounting in the
aggregate, to :, 200 tons, No. l Feed, as follows
Seller lse6-l0O tons, 9o4c; lo0 oosc; geo, sole;
Buyer the season 500 tons. 81 Ole; 100, 81 o.;
400, 81 ell.
Seller the season-1oO tons, 9Oc q ctl.
OATs-Aarket still unsettled and weak. A car
load Of good Black variety closed out last night
atSl 80 We quote Milling, 81 7oee1 so ; No. Feed,
81 55@lr65 No. >, 81 zG91 20 /; Black Feed, 81 %
vi % & GU.
BRAN-VerY scarce. Recent arrivals have been
used to fl old contracts that the market is bare
OF supplies. Quotable at SIT q ton
RYE From 81 So to 81 30 b ell viii about take
in all transactions in this article.
CoRN-There no offerings Of California and
prices for this description nominal at 81 65 to
81 70 4 cl. Nebraska is still to be had in ioobing
fashion at 81 47R @ ctl.
BUcKwnEAr-st0ck light. Wholly nominal at 50
2 eli.
HAg-Alfalfa, $500; wheat, s12a1a; wra oa.,
s1alS; Barley, ssd11; Mixed s6a1O . ton.
HOPS Prices nominal at 209274c.
SEEDs-Mustard, 81 5093 for Brown ana 81 so
az for Yellow; Canary, 4I@5c; Hemp, 5g51c /;
Rape, 2G23e; Timothy, 0a11c fcr Imported |;
Alfalfa, l23gl34c: Flax. 21a22c 3 n.
PoTAroEs-Tne range in value is still given 1T Soc
@S1 Q etl
oIoss-Are drug. Quotable at 4oa5oc fog Red,
and 61@70e g ctl for silyerskins
BEASs-Bayos, IS so Butter, q 2534 so, as to
size; Inns, 50 ~ Pea and small Whiss. 10 l2i
Pink, e. % Red, a.
VEsEFABLEs- Cucumbers are in large supply.
Nacaville Corn is about exhausted, and CON
sgnments from other sections bring better
prices String Beans dull Of sale Lima Beius 15c
y h; Green Corn, l5G20c Z dozen Artichokes,
l09l5c q dozen Carrots, 4085O; TurnIps. !5;asl
Cauiiiower, 60G75c . dozen Cabbage, Sfdl 10 =
ctl Garlic, Hoe q u; Celery, bOc 70 dozen Dried
okra, 20@25e; Green okra 2oc q II Dry Peppers,
1o9l2le; Green do, SlS1 25 q box; Green
Peas, 393lc g h Tomatoes, S1@1 25 q box; Gu
clmbers, 25G75e; Egg Plant, 81 25G1 50 q box
8 box.
FRuu-Raspberries are scarce, and sell ct ad-
Vaneed figures. Strawberries and Blackberries con-
tnue in favor at uniform rates. Aprcots are again
in large supply and lower in price Figs, 81 sea
20 Y box Grapes, s1Gl so y box; apples,
09c@Sl - = box Pears, s0a4oe q basket,
and 5OcWSl q box; Bartlett do, sl@1 s5
o box and 50675c q basket Apricots, 50d70c
z box; Plums, 50d65c for common, and
75cgsl % . box for good to choice Rasp.
berries, sl3@l5 9 chest; Strawberries, IS
hest ,,a
4os75c u box and 40@65c D basket for common F;
Crawford do, 50a00e q basket, and 75cSsl 10
. box: Lemons, 29@9 so for Sicily; California,
Lemons, sl6l 50 q box; Mexican Lines, S10a
II q box; TsTnarind5, l2@l3css q; Bananas, 81 SO
a. bunch; California Oranges, 81 2592 8 box
Tahiti do, s20a25 thousand; Pineapples, S7@
dnzen Watermelons, 50 . doz.; Cantaloupes,
8 so g dez-
BUTTER-The week has been a fairly good one for
trade. Prices are much steadier to-day than they
were last Saturday. Fancy, 273c; choice 24a26c
fair TO good. 10 G22c; inferior lots from country
stores, l69Isc; choice Hrkn old 20622Ic; do, new,
2s@25c ordinary do, l7Slec picked roll, 2i926c
Eastern. 14G1ss q D.
CHEEsE-C California, lol@l1ic for choice sa1Oc
for fair to good do, factory, in boxes, l4916c
Eastern, 1926 q h.
EGGs-No. qualities continue very scarce, and
anything that can be cassed under this grade will
bring top figures without difficulty. Medium de-
scriptions abundant and slow of sale
California, SoGS25e for good, and 26a29c for fair
quality Utah, 25@a6s Eastern, 24@25c; Farallone,
sc q dozen.
PouIray-Turkeys are not plentiful, bus Chick
ems are in somewhat better supply We
quote Live Turkeys, gobblers, 22a25a; do Hens.
2l,a2Se; Rocsters, 81 50 as for old, and Sc 50a9
for young; Hons e. 50as; Broiiers, s395, ac-
elrding to size; Ducks, 81 5090 50 /; Geese, IL 70
az 25 g pair
GAzs-Eenisou, l2Gl5e g II; Doves, 75eas1 g
do en-: Hare, 81 75a2 Rabbits, 81 25ei SO q doz
PRoyIsioNs-Trsde is reported to be active
Prices unchanged.
Wooh-N0 increase in business. Values not dis
t1rbed.