Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s


FlOJ Prices are not Disturbed. Trade fair.
Rest city extra, S39I 80: Medium $ 50@ 4 30
shipping Suncriuc. SOL - = Dbl.
NliEAp-FuTcign markets do not offer any
Inducements 10 shippers, and local trade is
almost stagnant. Samples of new crop have
become numerous enough 10 lose all novelty.
The exhibits so far show pretty fair quality,
while the prospects OF a large yield are more
than favorable No positive calculation about
this grain can he made until it be sacked. but
thrcShUE Is more or less general and the out
put, a. far as reported, has been as satisfactory
as could nave been expected. Prices are more
or less nominal. owing to the absence of any
positive movement, though 81 10 r ell is the
recognized figure for parcels that would grade
as No quality \ choice article might bring
81 H. There are some fancy milling lots on the
market for which 81 10 is asked, but buyers OF
this class Of stock have fixed their limit at
81 ~ Z ctl.
On call this morning there was Il fair specula-
tive demand, but all wants were promptly met
Sales were:
Buyer 1854, after August 1st, city-$00 tons,
seller iSsl-aoo tons, 81 &51,: 100, 81 60; 100,
81 3I{; loo. u y y: 400, y 5llf = ctl.
BAIIEY-Therc is pretty fair consumptive
demand ana a moderately good trade is i'll
progress The market is free from excitement
or speculation, and business is almost wholly
Of a legitimate character. For several days the
situation has shown considerable strength, but
this is attributed more to light receipts than to
pressure from buyers Most parcels of feed that
TtiOI No SItllltlllf tiitlils,t ltlS NJ
occasionally 81 e is accepted il order to close
out an invoice. From IL TO soc 2 ell is the
range for Il less choice article. Brewing is show
ing u more steady front, and some holders
incline to the belief that small advance in this
description IS more than probable. Reports are
current that round lots have recently been Sc
cured with a view to concentration of stocks.
though II Is quite likely that such purchases, if
made, were the results of orders from outside
directions. Quotable at &@97l9c { ctl.
Call business this morning was not OF an eX-
arespectable record. Sales were as follows:
Buyer seaSon--9ob tons. 92'4c; 100. 92c.
Buyer 1Ss4-20o tons, S3}4c; 800, sS3sc 100,
S77sc
Seller lsSi-lO0 tons. soc a ctI.
HAY-ilfalfa. S7@ll; Wheat. Sl2d16 Wild
Dat Si2al6; Barley, s9@l2; Mixed, sll@li e
tor.
HOPS-No immediate activity is expected.
The stock of old is exhausted. and very little
trading is anticipated until new crops put in
an appearance. The situation abroad, especially
in England, Is watched with interest. Earlier
IN the season accounts from the English hop
fields were miavurablc as t. growth but the
most critical is perhaps the present month.
Any further mishap to foreign crops would ben
eft ra>crs on this coast. A week orsn ago there
were parties who were willing to contract 10
buy on q basis of about nc = n, but this class
of purchasers Is not rs numerous al the mo-
meut
P0TtTOES-Wharf rates are Early Rose,
J0Gsoc, Garnet Chile, 81 r ell.
nNIuNS-luonbic at 5o@55c for Red and
GG.l,-- Tor Siivcr-kiu~.
BEiNS-Thc market Is very dull. BayOS,
81 90 q e., Butter, s. 50; Pink>, 81 66oA -
Reds ~: Lima. - 6n1 = 20, Small White. 3 -
ta52 * Pea, > Noos2 - 2 ctl.
NEGETABL E~-AspnTugu and Rhubarb are
scarce and higher. Cucumbcrs a drug. To
matot~ were IN heavy supply this morning. one
dealer alone receiving Ep boxes Green Peppers
have leou in excess of market wants for a DAY
or TWO ami there has been more or less irrpgu-
Iar.ty io prices, though good quantities have
been fairly sustained under the circum-