Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10Th.
FLOUR-Best city extra, SOS 20; Medium
S. 50(d4 so; shipping supertine, SSQS4 . q Dbl
WHEAT-The market remains stationary al q
range of 81 30@l 3212 Z ctl for the better class
of shipping grades. Sellers are not responding
to the demand as freely as might be desired
Low ruling prices tend to keep back supplies.
Call trading this morning was of moderate
character, footing up 400 tons, as follows:
Buyer Season-200 tons, 81 1875.
BUYER season, city-200 tons, 81 49,; 800
ST 433s; 800 81 4314.
Buyer 1884, city-1O0 tons. 81 3794; 100, 81 IS.
Seller 1884, city-100 tons, 81 315s; 100, 81 81 a
100 81 3l2S q ctl
BARLEY-There was no very pressing demand
this morning, and business was slow i'll conse-
ouence. Receipts were somewhat large, but this
fact did not seem to materially influence values.
Choice feed is held at Soc, while .SS21ac is the
recognized rate for anything that will come up
to the No. standard Low grades are quotable
at 7733@S0c. Brewing keeps about the same.
Something very fancy might bring a tritle above
our top figure Quotable at 95c@Sl % for old
and S5@9Oc z ell for new quality.
Call business this morning was active, though
prices were irregular Proceedings opened
somewhat strong, but subsequently weakened,
and almost Immediately rallied. About 1000
tons changed hands as follows:
Buyer season-soO tons, s314c; 10o $3.50; 800,
csc; 100. 9274c; 100, 9234c.
Seller seaSOn-IOO tons, Sic; 9OO so7sc; lOo
Seller 1SS4-5O0 tons. size p ctl.
OATS-There is general desire to realize on
new crop, giving the market weak tone. We
quote old as follows: Surprise and Milling,
Black, 81 l0@l 20 2 ctl; new Salinas Feed, 81 10
al %.
CORN = California Yellow is quotabe at
81 571a to 81 60 for large and 81 621a@1 65 for
small; White 81 5O@l 55 Nebraska, 81 4218@
sEEDs-Mustard, 81 25@2 371a for Brown, and
81 75@2 for Yellow; Canary, 4@5c; Hemp, $40
3s4c; Rape, 212@$c; Timothy, 51a@6c; Alfalfa,
71aGSc. Flax 50 60Gl2 rs q ctl
HAY-Alfaifa, S8912 Wheat slS@l6; Dat,
sl2@16; Barley, s9al2; Mixed, s7@l1 e ton.
HOPS-NOminal. No stocks.
RTE-In very light request Quotable at 929
POTATOEs-we quote wharf rates as follows ::
Early Rose, 10000 in sacks and 50@65c . ell in
ell Sweet are quotable at 211a@Sc p 70.
0NI0NS-Quotable at 45@60c e ctl for Silver
skins.
BEANs-Bayos, 81 5O@4 60; Butter, s. %;
Pinks, 81 so; Reds s. 80; Lima, y Coz ga %;
NEGETABLES-The market is still surieited
with Tomatoes. We quote as follows: Green
Peas, 2d215c = b; String Beans, nc q ID; Toma-
for river; Summer Squash, 20@25c 2 box;
Green Corn, 25@G75c q box; Artichokes, l0c :,
dozen; Carrots, 40@p60c; Turnips, 50G65c q ctl;
Beets, 5O@75c 2 ctl; Parsnips, 81 4 ctl; Cauli-
flower, 5OG75c q dozen: Cabbage, 60c 2 ctl;
Garlic, l1aa2c q ID; Celery, SOC 2 dozen; Green
Peppers SOC q box, according to quality; Egg
Plant. 81 p box: Okra, &c . Ii.
FRUIT-Strawberriesa are coming forward in
fine order. WatermelOns and Catalogues
are pouring into market, but seem to pass
quickly from first hands. Apples, 50G75c for
common, and Sl@1 % Z box for good to choice;
Pears, 30C@50c 4 basket and 60c@Sl 2 box; Bart
lett do, 81 59d2 Strawberries, soy q chest,
Raspberries. SSGD10 a chest; BlHckberres, 81 2j@
3 4 chest: Figs, 30@57c e box; Apricots 9Jc@
81 {, box; Plums, 1@2Iac g ID; Peaches, 50c@
81 2 box; Crawford do, 60c@Sl 4 basket;
r. and
s16l1 p q box for good to choice; Necta-
rines, 50c@Sl q box; Catalogues, 50c@gSl 30
p crate: Watermelons, s5@7 hundred; Lem
ons, IS 50@9 for Sicily; Mexican Lines, Sl29
II p box Bananas, 81 5G693 q bunch; Califor-
mia Oranges, g 5O@3 80 e box.
HONEY-Comb, Sole; Extracted, 5@5Rc
Ptb.
BUTTER-Sales at an advance on our top
figure are becoming more general, and it is
more than likely that prices for fancy brands
will be established at 30c before the close of the
week. Fancy, 26Cp2Sc; good to choice, 2iC425c;
store packed, l6GlSc; frkin, 20@2lc for choice
new, and l5@lSc for fair to good; Eastern, 11@
lie 2 70.
CHEESE-Finds good custom. Quotable at
EGGsEChoice are scarce and quickly sell at
full rates, while poor are neglected. California
choice 2SGG30c; ordinary, 25@S2Ic; Eastern, 200
BE: Utah, 25d27c p dozen.
POULTRY-The market was O. shade easier
this morning. Live Turkeys, gobblers, 25@26c;
| do, hens, 4G26c BOOSTERS, 81 SOFAS for old
ana co 0u4o lOT young tielE % OUdo OO
Brothers, s3(a4 80 as to size; Ducks, So 5O@6 80 Z
dozen: Geese. 81 SOAP p 2 pair.
dAME-Quiet. Venison, ll@l2c = 10; Hare,
81 75@2 so; Rabbits, 75cC6s1 25 for small. and
81 5OCD1 70 ? dozen for cottontail.
WOOI-The market continues inactive. We
quote spring:
Humboldt and Mendocino, p .1s@21c
dVs ~
Sacramento and Foothills. ................14@l18
san Joaquin and Southern. .l0al5
Eastern oregon ....l5gl9
FRESH MEATS-Following are the rates 1ol
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality, 71aGS1ac; second quality g.:
@71ac; third do, 51a@6c 2 n. Veal-Quotablc at
@13c q ID. Mutton-Wethers are quotable al
56f51lc and Ewes at 4s49513c = h. Handspring
| is qu0table at 711@S1ac 2 h. Pork-Live Hogs, "a
@G1Ec for hard grain Hogs on foot; dressed do
S@S15c q h.