Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN Francisco. June 30tl

SAN FRANCISCO. June Both.
FLOUR-S0me light inquiry is noted for ship
ping to Central America by the next Panama
steamer. We quote Best city extra, - 29@
4 s.; medium, 50 5O94; shipping s'lperine s. 75@
3 30 r Dbl.
withdrawing continues light in volume.
The wants OF shippers are small. and when this
class of operators limit their movements, there
is no activity in grain circles. Good shipping
parcels find moderate custom al Il range OF Il ~
to 81 4215 t ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 &C; 100 81 $50 500,
81 655..
Buyer 1Ss5-lOo tons, 81 571l; 400 81 ST. 900
81 5756 r ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
BUYER seasou-100 tons 81 6ji4.
BUYER lSS5-100 TONS 81 5T5S.
Seller 1SS5-l00 tons 81 Il + ctl.
BARLEI-The market this morning presented
evidences of a slight recovery from the marked
depression of yesterday. The near approach of
the holidays, with the prospect of lighter re-
ceipts during the next few days, have impaired
more confidence in holders, and there is no dis
position to duplicate sales at yesterdays ruling
figure, which was 81 10 2 ell. Choice feed to-
day could not be bought under 81 121a, while
81 10 was the more general asking rule. Old
brewing is quotable az 81 25G1 IS, while the new
product will not bring much of an advance on
feed prices. There is some little inquiry for old
Chevalier, but we hear of no trading in this
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer seasOn-I00 tons, 81 2S13; 100, s 2Sl4; 100,
81 2Sls; 100, 81 Is.
Seller season-100 tons, 81 III.
Buyer 1SS5-20U tons, 81 % 1000, 81 211s; 100,
81 213I; 200, 81 21Ia 800, q 2l2ss; 100, 81 2l14
Seller 1850 100 tons, 81 II; 100, 81 49,; 100,
Seller 1885, new-aoO tons, 81 127s; 900, 81 12994
100, 81 1875; 100, 81 12la Z ctl.
OATS-Heavy offerings of other kinds of feed
have more or less influenced both trade and
values in the Dat market. Holders expected to
work off stocks during the next month or two
without being forced to lower market rates. Two
weeks or SO since a moderately active trade be
gan to develop, and it was hoped that it would
continue until the quantity in warehouse would
show marked depletion. But the situation at the
moment is scarcely so bright as it was but a lit
tie while ago. New Barley is coming to hand
rather freely, and buyers are turning their at
tention more to this later cereal for feed pur-
poses and neglecting Dat offerings. As a conse-
quence there are no transactions worthy of note,
and the market is Just at present void of ANNA
ton, while prices have IL downward tendency.
We quote: Surprise and Milling, 81 40(Gl 10: No.
l, 81 81 99l ~ Nc. ., 81 121491 III; Black,
81 l0@l % 2 ctl.
CORN-Prices are undisturbed. Offerings are
fair, but business is SOW and dull We quote:
Large Yellow, 81 221%9l % small Yellow,
81 . large White, 81 25; small White, nomi-
nal nj q p 2 ell
VEGETABLES crowded with every
thing in season. We quote Tomatoes. &c :
for Winters, and 45@50c = box for river;
Green Corn. SAGE for common, l2G15c q dozen
for sweet; Egg Plant, S6l0c r ID Artichokes,
30c q dozen, CUCumoers. $50 SOC tor Nacavillc,
ana 1jc@Si % z box Tor bay: Carrots. 3@@49C;
Iurnips 50tG66c = cti; Bects, 10000 = ctl; Pars
uips, 81 = ctl C0uiitoweT, 65c = dozen Cal
hsge zoe q GU: Garlic, 215l13c . h; Celery, 5Gc
q dozen; Dried Peppers, 15(a1Sc Z 10; Green do,
500 15c = box; Chile do, SGiGc {. ID; Green Peas,
2d215c q 10; string Beans, 11z@2c z ID for poor,
21ze Sc > h for choice; Dried Okra, 1525c = u;
Green do, 15c 2 10; Marrowfat Squash, sS9l0
a tor Summer Squash, 20c e box for
Vacaville and 40G50c Il box for bav.
FBUIT-Cherries are about out of market.
Berries arc abundant and cheap. Grapes are
in light supply aud low in price, the arrivals
not being of choice quality. Apricots and Figs
are well represented. Watermelons, 81 SOFAS E
dozen; Cantaloupes, sol q dozen; Nee
tarines, 50c@$l : box; Prunes S0@4oc 7
bskt, 50@ Csc 4 box; Grapes, 50 a
75c p box Strawberries, G4G5 q chest;
Currants, 81 25a2 10 4 ches'; Plums, z5G50c q
box; Raspberries, Si@6 z chest: Blackbefries,
S5Gi 2 chest Apricots, i0@60c Z. large
box; Peaches common, 20@35c 2 box, S0@40c q
bskt; CrawfordS, 50@60c Z box, 50@65c Z
bskt; Figs 35d COO Z box; Apples, l5925c 2 bskt,
and3jG51c Z box; Pears, 20G SOC 2 basket and
50G975c = box; Lemons-Sicily seed. - 50td5 90;
do, California S1@1 % z box for ordinary
and 81 5Gdl - for Sicily seed Mexican Lines,
el06u = box California do, 81 25Gl 80 for
small boxes and - 7jol3 for large; Oranges, Cali
t0rnia, 81 2jdl 50 r box for common. 81 75G2
for Riverside; Tahiti S12@15 q NJ !; Bananas,
81 SECS p bunch: PineaUDles. S. 50G6 q dozen.