Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-28
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 21tI

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
| SAN FRANCISCO, June 9th.
| FLOUR-The export trade has been light this
| week. The only shipment of consequence was
by the Bell Rock, for Liverpool, which carried
| IL $50 bbls. Best city extra, s5@5 90; medium
| S. 50@4 80: shipping superfine. sol % = Dbl
WHEAT-Business is dull and will remain 50
| for at least another week. There is no spot
| business, and shippers are not anxious to do
much on future account Some few purchases
| of new crop have been made for July delivery
at 81 30, but there is no desire to buy heavily at
this figure. The few shipping parcels that
! charge hands at the moment are transferred
within a range of 81 371at61 421a q ctl, as to
quality. Milling occasionally brings 81 o2hs
| q ctl
Call business this morning was somewhat
! quiet. Sales were limited to seller 1884 con
tracts, embracing 300 tons at 81 &c. and 100 do at
| 81 S515 q ctl
| BARLEY-The tone of the market is still Of a
| rather strong character. Buyers for choice lots
| are moderately numerous, while spot offerings
| of this class are not over abundant Parcels
that will grade as No. Standard command from
| 821%c to SIC p ctl while 771a(9S0c p ctl. will
| represent the range for poorer descriptions In
| Brewing there is no change. Stock moves OF
| with moderate freedom at the old range OF 900
| SIG p ctl.
A sample of new brewing was shown on
change this morning. For the first arrival it
| was a fine specimen, weighing IS lbs to the
| bushel. An offer of 90c ? ctl, to arrive, was
| made, but not accepted
| on call this morning operators displayed lit
| tie vim, and proceedings were largely of slug
| gish character. Sales were
Seller season, after July 1st.lOo tons SEC;
| Buyer 1SSi-2O0 tons, 9254c 100, 921sc; 20O CSC.
Seller 1SSi-lOO TONS nc = ell.
| OATS-Receipts to-day include 100 bags
| from Humboldt. Market quiet and dull. We
| quote: Surprise and Milling, 81 70@51 50; No.
| 1, 81 5O@1 90; No 2, 81 30@1 As; Black, 81 500
| CORN-California Yellow is quotable at 81 60
al Is for large, and 81 % for small; White
81 575AC61 65 q ctl; Nebraska, 81 50C@1 50 q ctl
SEEDS-NO trade. Mustard, nominal at $50
nary, 5@54c: Hemp, S14@S34c; Rape, 21E3ta3c;
Timothy, 51a@6c q ID; Alfalfa, 71aG@9c; Flax,
81 606t2 IS 2 ctl.
HAY-Receipts so far this week have been
fair, aggregating about 500 tons. There is less
arrival of poor quality than was anticipated
probably because some lots were too badly dam
aged to be marketed. Alfalfa SOIL; Wheat
Sl2917; Dat, S129l6; Barley, S99l2; Mixed, Sl1(9
IiP ton.
HOPS-Buyers are said to be willing to con-
tract for new crops on basis of 25@9{c : b,
but do not meet with quick response Old stock
can be sold at 23s25c = b.
RYE-From 90c to 81 q ctl is about the range
of the market.
Jobbing at s. 506i g ctl.
ATOEs-Early Rose. 8Oc@sl O5; Garnet
Chile. Sl@l 10; Peerless, sl@l 10 q ctl.
ONIONS--Quotable at 60@65c for Red and soc
GS1 2 ctl for Silverskins
BEANS-Bayos. 81 59@4 IS; Butter, 50 50;
Pinks, 81 25af 81; Red, s.; Lima, 81 6O@a s.;
Small White. s. $500 50; Pea, 50 sop 60 2. ctl.
Rhubarb, 75c@sl p box; Green Peas. 2@21@c
= II: String Beans, 1%@21ac q ID To
matoes, 81 1912 q box Summer Squash 25CG50c
. box: Green Corn, l0@20c q dozen; Gu
cUmbers, StG20c q dozen; AHichokes, loo q
dozen; Carrots 25an25c Turnips 50G65c p
ctl; Beets, 75c 2 ctl; Parsnips, Sl@1 D p ctl;
Caulifower, 5o@75c , dozen: Cabbage, 6ec
p ctl; Garlic, 21l&31@c . b; Celery, SOC q doz;
Dry Peppers, 20tt25c q h; Green Peppers, 5C9Sc
for fair, and lo@l5c p b for choice; Egg Plant,
25c q 10.
FRUIT-Trade is good, but prices do not
improve to any extent, as the market is
abundantly furnished with nearly all descrip-
tons. Apples; 75c a 81 - = box; Pears, 40tsGOc
2 basket and 50c@Sl . box Strawberries.
Raspberries, Sos z chest; Blackberries sl291i
p chest; Figs, 2GS5c y H. Cherries f0G9oc r box;
sour cooking Cherries, 40 &c 2 ID; ApricOts Goa
9DC 2 large box for Royal PluTns 70c6bS1 . q box;
Peaches, 9Jc@as1 y q box and 9Oc@SI 10 : basket;
Currants, 81 = chest; Lemons, S9d? 80 for
Sicily; Mexican Lines, Sl0@12 2 box; Ba-
nanas, S2CG3 so q bunch; California Oranges
s. 5OG3 2 boz; Tahiti do, s. 80 ? box.
DRIED FRUIT-Sun-dried Apples, 91919c q b
for sliced and S15&9c for quartered: Al
den and Plummer, l3c;. Apricots, 1$@lfc;
Blackberries 15c Figs, &c for pressed and 50a6c
for Impressed Smyrna do, 16G1l7c for layers and
n13@l212c for kegs NeCtarines, 13c; Peaches, Is
0l6c for peeled, l2@l212c for unpeeled Pears,
576c for whole and 7aSc for sliced machine
2d,3c for unpitted; German Prunes, 9Gol0c
French Prunes 11@121Zc , b; Raisins, Califor-
MIA Layers. s. 30; London do, 81 IS z box
HoNEY-Fair demand. Comb, 12}4S14c;. ex-
tracted, 6d7c 2 h.
BUTTER-No diminution in the volume of re-
ceipts, which are quite liberal. Fancy, 23ta24c:
good to choice 2l0122c; store packed 15(p1Sc:
frkin, q 92219c for choice new, and lS92Oc for
choice old 121aglSc for fair to good Eastern,
14611Sc y n
CHEEsE-stocks large. Quotable at collie g
EGGS-There is still a scarcity of choice ar
ticlc, and cOnsgnments that will meet the
wants of the market are quickly disposed of
nary, 2l$221lzc; Eastern, 10000; Salt Lake, 20
@2lc; Farallone, 27Jlc = dozen.
POULTRY-For good stock there is prompt
sale, but interior shipments move off
hens, 20@2lc; do, dressed, 2l@2c; BOOSTERS, !
S6@7 for old, and s7G9 for young: Hens,
SOS Broilers, sos. as to size; Ducks $50 |
8 z doz; Geese, 81 25@l rs 2 pair.
GAME-Hare, 81 1892 so; Rabbits. 81 25@1 371s
for small. and 81 253I 50 p dozen for cotton tail
PRoVISlONS-The several descriptions are |
finding fairly general inquiry Prices moder- |
ately steady. Eastern Hams, l512@l61Sc; Cal |
ifornia Hams, 14@l415c for plain, 166pie1Sc for |
sugar canyased Eastern Breakfast Bacon, 800 |
1zcCalifornia Smoked Bacon 13al31Sc for heavy |
and medium and 14HGl5c for light, and |
l61ac for extra light Clear Sides, f3@Sl314c |
Pork, SIS 50G19 for Extra Prime, S2092D so for |
Prime Mess, So 5oG2S for Mess, s2i@o24 so for |
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SIS 50@l6 for bbls - so for hf bbls; Extra Mess
Beef Sic 50Qa17 for bbls SIS 50 for hf bbls Fam |
lily Beef, Sl9G19 50 z Dbl; California Smoked |
Beef 16Gl6l4e = H. Beef Tongues. $40 50@1O75 p |
dozen Eastern Lard, l21&Gl254c for tierces and |
1S61315c q n for pals; California do lob tins
l2a1253c 5-Ib tins, l2126al254c pals i314al31Sc
for 10-l6 1S3z@1354c for 5b, and 1S145l4c q ID for
3-tb pals.
wOOL-There is a fair amount of trade in pro
gross, considering the dull times. We hear of |
considerable sales of choice California and the |
better styles of Eastern Oregon but holders will |
have 70 make concessions in order to do liberal |
business Woods from all districts in California
except Humboldt and Mendocino, are pretty
well in and II is calculated that the clip will |
fall short of last spring from $1,000 600, to 900
900 lbs. on the other hand, Oregon will market |
at least 100000 TO 100000 fbS more than was
shorn there last spring so that the aggregate for
the coast will result about the same. Sales of
100, coo ms Eastern Oregon at l5@l6c for poor,
16a17 tor fair and 17Is63lSc for choice: 10000 |
Northern at range of 1S6f21c; 10000 Ms good !
Southern and defective l2@nl5c = ID. We quote |
Spring:
Humboldt and Mendocino, q h. 17G20c
Northern. ..-,; .lICS2O
Sacramento and Foothills HOBS
San Joaquin and Southern. lngsl5
Eastern oregon lOtHl9
FRESH MEATS-Mutton has further de- |
clined Following are the rates for whole |