Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 18th.
FLOUR-Prices keep uniformly steady. Best
city extra. SOS 80; Medium, s. 50@4 so; ship
ping superfne, S3@4 % y Dbl.
WHEAT-The demand is fairly active, and
the shipping movement is gradually enlarging.
New crop is being taken by exporters at range
of 81 356lf 3711 D ctl for the better grades, at
which figures the market presents somewhat
steady tone. Millers are selecting from old
stock to fill their requirements paying as high
as 81 AZ a ctl for choice article.
Call trading has been slack for day or two,
though this morning more interest was mani
tested in this class of business and it is eX-
pected that speculative operations will increase
in volume at no very distant period. Sales We're
81 475 =
BUYER 1884, e1ty-Soo tons, 81 AZ
Seller 1884 city-2OO tons, 81 81 200, 81 S7114
Seller 1SS4-1oo tons, 81 SO; 100, 81 S61z; 100
81 81 q ctl.
lows
Buyer season, city-1OO tons, 81 4774.
Buyer 1884, after August list, clty-100 tons
81 49, p ctl.
BARLEY-New crop is not being hurried into
market. The lodgment of grain consequent in
late heavy rains has increased the labor of har-
Yesting, and although thrashing is progressing
as fayorably as could be expected, the returns
will necessarily be later than usual! So far the
crop is said to be turning out well. The grain
promises to be quite heavy, though more or less
dscolored. Business is fairly active, there being
4 good legitimate spot inquiry, with every pros
pect of its continuance Choice Feed is some
what firmly held at Sc, though lots of passably
good No quality can be picked up occasion
ally at S219e From 7719c to soc Z ell will repre-
sent the full range for lower grades. Brewing
has strengthened materially within week, al
though the market is free from either pressure
or excitement. Strictly prime lots find steady
custom at / q ct, while less choice offerings sell
all the way from 9212c to 9715c q ctl.
On call this morning there was lack efinter-
est, and proceedings were slow and uninterest-
ing Sales were few in number, as follows:
Buyer season-200 tons, 92c.
Buyer 1SS4-100 tons, SSc.
Seller lSS4-100 tons, 1910 2 ctl
OATS-Consignments of new are coming
forward somewhat freely. and there is more
or less pressure to realize. So far prices
for old descriptions have not beeen disturbed
10 any marked extent, though dealers look for a
prise and Milling,ES1 6591 rs; No. l, 81 Asa
! 55; No. . 81 30@1 40: Black. 81 30d,1 So 2 ctl.
C0RN-Market not active. Prices unchanged.
California Yellow is quotable at 81 60
81 571SG,1 65 p ctl; Nebraska, 81 5o@1 SIS 2 ctl
SEEDS-Mustard So 25@2 IS for Brown, and
s2@2 p for Yellow; Canary, 4@5c; Hemp, 80
Csc Rape 253 Csc, Timothy 4 1 914g6c Alfalfa
HAY-Dealers report slow market. Alfalfa,
SOIL; Wheat, S12 50Ql6 IS; Dat, Sl2@16 80;
Barley s9al2; Mixed, sl1@14 q ton.
HOPS-EHglish mail advices up to juno 26th
report the increase of vermin in mid and weald
OF Kent, Sussex, Hereford and Hampshire
American descriptions at that center show an
advance of 30s 2 hundred weight for the pre-
ceding week. The total imports into England
from october l, 1883, to June u, 1881, are given
at IS. 1923 bales, against 67,S92 bales for a like
period in the previous season. Recent cable
adyices report an unsettled market owing to
more favorable weather. Buyers here, as else
where, are pausing, while holders are quietly
awaiting developments. Quotations are wholly
nominal in the absence of business Local
stocks comprise about zJO bales OF 1888 crop held
RYEEBusiness limited. Quotable at gO@g71sc
BUCKwHEAT-No change from the quiet that
has pervaded for long time. Jobbing at s. 50
to 81 2 ell.
Early Rose, 55@S0c; Garnet Chile, SOC 2 ctl.
ONIONS-Are lower Red are quotable at 356
45c. and Silverskins at 55tG65c = ctl.
BEANS-Bayos 81 coal 20; Butter, S. 5O6
3 60: Pinks, 81 60@Si - ; Reds, So; Lima. s. 60
az 70; Small White. 81 65@2 70; Pea, 81 75@2 SO
Vv1EFjGETABLEs-I good supply. Asparagus
s161 . q box; Rhubarb, 75cGS1 q box. Green
Peas. 115d2c q 10 String Beans u a DC , h:
Tomatoes, 35(d50c = box Summer Squash 2jG
50c = box: Green Corn, 50G75c r sack for
common, and 121@9171@c q dozen for sweet; CO
cunbers. 25@5Oc 2 box; Artichokes, 10c p
dozen; Carrots 25dS5c; TurnipS. 50G65c =
ctI. Reefs 75c ? ctl; Parsnips SId,I D a cti.
CauIiHower, j0d75c r dozen; Cabbage 6Sc
= ell: Garlic, &c h; Celery, soc :, doz.
Green Peppers, i9cdSl ~ = box, according to
quality: Egg Plant l0c Z h: Okra, l5c = H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Cantaloupes come
in very slowly, Blackberries were unusually
abundant this morning and prices ruled low
Sicily lemons are about ont of first hands
though carload is expected to-day. California
lemons are said 70 be spelling very quickly
and consignments have TO be picked over An
MES 5Ocdsl 30 r box; Pears, 40G60c 2 basket and
5cGS1 D n box; Strawberries, sos n chest. R0sn
berries seas r chest; Biackberries s. SOFAS 81 :,
chest: Figs. 50cGSl . 4 box; Apricots, 50G
SNc = box, and j0G60c z basket; Plums 25la
5oc = box; Peaches, JG!Oc r box. aud 5O5
81 51Gl IS = box; Catalogues, Si@5 = dozen:
Watermelons, Sl0t 80 < crate; Lemons S9q 10
for Sicily; Mexican Lines, S9Gl0 2 boy
Bananas, 81 0gg5 2 bunch; California Oranges,
s. FOGy2 50 2 box
BIITTRR1Priccs are uudisturbed. Stocks
ample tor all market requirements. Fancy
23t62ic; good 10 choice, &c: store packed
l5IiSc; firkln, 2l@ nc Tor choice new, and
1SaoOc for choice Old; ~ 80 lSc for fair to good;
Eastern, i4Glec 4 D..
CHEESE-Continues in good supply. quota
ble AT sale {. % Tor California.
EGGS-Although the market has a soft tone
there is no trouble i'll placing strictly choice
ranch parcels al top figures. Ordinary store lots
are dull Of sale at the lower rates. Eastern are
dragging and are not likely 10 improve as fur
Their SHIPMENTS are understood 20 be on the way
which can be bought 10 arrive NJ our quotation
Salt Lake are easier, owing 10 The arrival of
carload this morning on speculation. Cali
Dc .
ern, DC; Utah, 29a3oc = dozen.
POULTRN-ls moderately firm. Live tur-
keys gobblers 2l@2ic, DO, hens, 20G2lc:
BOOSTERS, SSdaS - Tor Old, and S7@9 30 for
young. Hens, SSdg 80; Broilcrs IS 5000 as to size
Ducks, S3a6 30 2 dozen; Geese, 81 5Od,2 n pair.
GAME-Steady. Ncnison. 9@llc q 10; Hare,
81 756a2 50: Rabbits 81 25dl 81 for small aud
SlGl 50 3 dozen for cottOntail.
WOOL-The week has been miserably dull
and we have during the period only one large
sale to report. Owingto dullness OF trade nj the
East as well as TO troubles IN money circles
the Boston dealers in some cases decline To
make advances of any amount on wool; hence
business here is checked for the time being. In
fact, operatives generally admit that trade Just
spring sales of 100000 TBS of Humboldt and
Mendoeino on terms reserved. We quote
Spring
Humboldt and Mendocino, = lb.............lSa21c
North
Sacramento and
San Joaquin and Southern. ..l0@l5
Eastern Oregon 5dlg
FRESH MEATS-Beef is in fair supply at nm
changed prices. Mutton is higher, while the
supply is moderate Hogs arrive slowly, and
continue to command prices which do not adj
NIT of free packing. Lambs are scarce, and
those arriving are generally not i'll as good con
dition as usual Following are the rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers:
Beef First quality, sdS12c; second quality, IA
a6i2IIc = 10. Mutton-Wethers are quotable at
5i%G6c and Ewes at 5G5Izc q b. Handspring
IS ouotable at 71%GSc z ID. Pork-Live Hogs, i
06l4c for hard grain Hogs on foot dressed do.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
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