Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10th.
! FLOUR-Export trade has been light this
! week, not exceeding 10 600 barrels, the bulk OF
which went out on the China steamer. We
| quote Best city extra, 81 259G4 So medium,
| $ J9Qi; shipping superine. 81 5593 30 Z Dbl.
| WHEAT-It was hoped that after the holidays
| business would show some little improvement
| at least. But trade during the week has been
| quite as duh as for some time previous, and
| there is nothing that can be discerned III the
| moment TO encourage the hope of any immedi-
| ate change for the better Offerings are moder-
ately free, but operators give scarcely any heed
| to samples. and transfers are few III number and
| limited IN amount. From 81 5I52 to 81 40 2 ctl
will represent the full range for choice shipping
! grades.
Call Board sales at the morning session Of the
| San Francisco Produce Exchange were rs fol
| lows:
Buyer season-109 tons. 81 6211zi 400 81 62]l.
Buyer 1870 tons, 81 20 go, 81 5i5s; 800,
81 5is4; 100 81 545s 2 Ell.
Afternoon sales We're:
Buyer season-lo0 tons, 81 6914 300 81 6215;
| 100, 81 625S
BuyeriSS5-i00 tons, 81 5534 p ctl.
| BARLEY-Tbe arrival this morning of over
| 5000 centa!s from Oregon took from the market
| about all the strength that had been gained
| during the last two days. Holders of choice
feed parcels continue to ask 81 Is though
| chance to sell at ST 12i5 would probably be
| quickly taken. Shipments from Oregon are re-
| Yersing the order of things, and present an I'M
expected factor adverse to home product. Brew
| ing does not huctuate TO any marked extent.
| The top figure for good old quality is 81 49, and
| but few operators believe that this class OF
stock win go much lower. Lots of less desira-
bic quality sell down to 81 D z ctl. Samples of
New Cheyalier have been placed on inspection
this week, but so far we have heard Of no sales.
From 81 80 TO 81 40 = ctl would be about
fair range for this description, it being under
| stood that the inquiry is largely nominal.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange We're as fol-
lows:
Buyer 1SS5-100t tons, 81 22]5: 500, 81 Is ; 900,
| 81 23lI 200, 81 23$$5 800, 81 49,
Seller 1885, new-lG0 tons. 81 Is; 300 81 49,;
| 100, 81 l5i4 800, 81 l6; 100 5 1873 2 ctl.
Afternoon sales were
Buyer 1SS5-300 tons, 81 24J5; COO, 81 24I5 go,
| 81 2i@4 100, 81 PAS 300 81 Is.
Seller lSS5-200 tons. 81 liz.
Seller 1885, new-S00t tons, 81 1634 200, 81 175s;
| 100. 81 III; COO, 81 17L Pctl.
OATS-The market is far from being in good
| shape. Although asking rates are low, there is
| no disposition on the part of buyers to take in
| stock Every day there is some trading but
even in the aggregate il amounts TO very little.
Holders, however, are apparently determined
to see matters through to the end as they have
net as yet attempted to force business. We
quote: Surprise and Milling, 81 371Sl9l 40; No.
l. 81 l5Gl 20; No. 2, 81 o591 1917; Black 81 100
! Is p etl.
CORN-Local stocks were augmented this
week by the arrival of 300 ctls from Nebraska.
Trade is light, and prices remain easy, We
quote Large Yellow, 81 221291 25 small yell
low, 81 % large White, 81 IS; small White,
nominal at 81 . Z, ctl.
VEGETABLES-Libera stocks keep prices
from advancing. Tomatoes. 25al3oc for Win
tiers, and 40eeooc q box for river; Green
Corn, S@10c 2 dozen: Egg Plant. 81 25S1 so
2 box; Artichokesr Ice ? dozen; Cucum-