Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-25
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN Francisco, July 25tf

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN Francisco July 25th.
FLOUR-Best city extra, S5td5 20; Medium,
S. 50G,4 50 shipping supertine sol . q Dbl
WHEAT-Trade continues moderately active,
and business promises well for the future. Sales
are negotiated on basis of 81 81 sol 40 = cti for
shipment. Millers contiue their operations to
old crop paying from 81 42l9 to 81 Az 2 ctl ac-
GOrding to quality.
thing but general and trading was consequent
~ light Sales were:
Seller lS4-lO0 tons, 81 -: 100. 81 S55s.
Seller 1884, city-l0O tons, 81 5Ti4; 1oo. 81 S51s
g ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer 1854 city-l00 tons. 81 A.
Seller ISS4-i00 tons, 81 ;ris = ctl.
BARIEY-The market has assumed Il more
buoyant tone, causing Il less free movement At
the moment, the receipts are hardly sufficient to
meet immediate wants, and holders are there
fore encouraged to ask higher figures. The best
grades of feed are quotable at S5aS7l9c, though
some parties decline to sell below 9lc Z ctl. No
sales NJ the latter figure could be verified. Brew
ing shows a slight increase of strength. Gilt
edged parcels can find limited custom at 81 or,
though lots that will come under No grade are
TO be had at 81 0215Gl o., while the general
range for less desirable offerings is from 90c to
81 { ell
Call trade this morning WAS lively for the
time il lasted. Orders did not seem to be numer-
Gus, and these were promptly filled. Sales were
Buyer season-lOo tons, 9319c; 100, $3.50; 100
$3.50.
Seller season-1OO tons. S2}}ie; 400, seq.
Buyer 1SSi-100 IONS, 90c.
Seller 1SSi-200 tons S234c; 100, SD &c; 100, Sc
sales at the afternoon call session were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-2OO tons 9SIyc.
August-lOO tons, S31ac = ctl.
0ATS-New crop is being offered freely. Con-
signments are mostly of second rate quality,
selling from 81 20 to 81 . = ctl. New Surprise
bal ats - - rtl are
quote: Surprise and Milling. 81 65@1 10; No. l,
81 4591 s.; No. ., 81 3O@l 40; Black, 81 25ql 81
? ctl.
CORN-California Yellow is QuOtable at 81 571<
to / 60 for large; small, do. 81 o2iIdSl 63 2 ctl
White, 81 5219dl 5714; Nebraska 81 f212asl Ii
z ctl.
81 75@2 for Yellow; Canary. dose; Hemp, $50
$40 Rape, 219@5c; Timothy, 5l9@6c; Alfalfa,
7129sc; Flax, - 60@2 70 e ctl,
HAY-Alfalfa. sS9l2 80; Wheat, Sl$@l6 so
Oat So 5O@lG 80; Barley, Sg@l2; Mixed, sll@li
HOPs-Nothing doing.
RYE-Quotable at 9O6r92;Sc 2 Ctl.
BUCkWHEAT-Jobbing ut 81 80 to 81 2 ctl.
P0TATOES-Early Rose. i0d50c in sacks and
5OG7je r ctl in bXS: Garnet Chile, S0d9Oc e ctl.
ONIONS-StOcks continue large. Red, 25G35c;
BEANS~Bayos. 81 1904 Il: Butter. IS 25a
$ 50 Pinks. 81 60@S4 70 Reds, 81; Lima s. 60
@2 10; Small White 81 60G2 20; Pea, 81 S0G2 IS
q ctl
ETABLES-Tomatoes are higher, owing
to lighter receipts. No change in other kinds.
Asparagus 81 25d1 10 z box; Green Peas,
IbG2c q ii; String Beans, 11aa2c e b;
Tomatoes, 25G6oc Z box; Summer Squash, 25@
40c Z box: Green Corn, 25g5Oc z sack for com
mon, and s1Gl y 4 sack for bay; CUcumbers,
25Gi0c ? box; Artichokes, Toe u dozen; Carrots,
s P 5GTnPs $ 2SS? s c f ca Bsf Se
50@75c r dozen: Cabbage, 60c e ctl; Garlic,
154G2c Z h; Celery, SOC & dozen Green Peppers,
55cgsl 7 box, according to quality; Egg Plant,
IN - N ia - Ia
FRI IT-Trade is very quiet. Quantities of
Figs are being thrown away. Currants find but
few buyers. Grapes are too sour To he attractive.
Peaches move off better than any other kind.
Watermelons and Catalogues are not in gen
eral favor Even good Apples are at a
discount which is something quite unusual.
Apples, j5cdSl - 4 box; Pears, 40G60c = basket
and 75cNSl - = box; Straw berries, 500 {. chest;
RaSpberries. $ 4 chest BlackbcrrieS, s. 800.
( q chest Figs, l5@l0c 2 box: ApricOtS 65@
90c FboX, and jog65c Z basket; Plums, 30
SOC Z box; Peaches j0475c q box, and 600
roc Z basket: Crawford do, 65H75c q basket;
Currants, Sl91 % 4 chest; Grapes, local 80 Z
box; NectarneS, j0c@Sl { box; Catalogues, e3G.
q crate; Natermelons, s2@3 Z crate; Lem
ons, s9a.9 20 for Sicily; Mexican Lines, s. 50@
10 2 box Bananas, 81 5D93 z bunch; CalifOr-
MIA Oranges, s. sos 80 = box
DRIED FRU IT-Sun dried Apples. 7l5dSc Z h
for sliced and Gl2d7c Tor quarteTcd: Al
den and Plummer, l3c; Apricots, 9@luc /;
Blackbcrries, lie. Figs &c for pressed and %
for Impressed; smyma do, l6al7c; for
49, an ~ ~ va mus
13c; Peaches, l5a16c peeled. l2Gl2' C tor I'M
peeled Pears, o@6c Tor whole ana 'hSc Tor
sliced machine dried. l0@l2isc; Plums loo
for pitted ana -a5C i9r uupltIed Nerman
Frunes, @Gi9c trench IruhtS, Ito l2'.e Z 10;
RaISins California Layers. Il 30; London do
81 - e box
H0NEN-DUll and weak. Comb 1ld l2c: cN-
tracted. 2abc-
BJIIEE-Cholce grades are steady, but other
classes OF stock show an easy tone. Fancy, 231f
lie; good 10 choice. @lG22c; store packed, loo
1sc; nrkin, 2l@22i &c for choice new, ana lil
lSc for fair 10 good, Eastern. litilNc 4 N.
ChEtSE-MarScl nrm tluntabic at lh@l2c z
10 Tor ldiiorna
EGG--Lack OF custom has forced lower ask
ing rates while reduced prices do not seem to
increase custom California choice. 29@3
ordinary, 2la2sc; Eastern, 2le25c; Utah, 26s
2Sc; FaralloneS &c z dozen.
PQlLTIl-Moderatc inquiry Live turkeys