Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-19
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
So FRANcIsco. Aucnst 1Sth.

| Gan JtANNlSSO, August lStl.
FLOUR-The market is fair of movement,
| while prices do not vary 10 any extent. We
quote Best city extra, - 25@5; medium, s. 50
al: shipping superfne, 8 75@S 50 r bbl.
! WHEAT-There is SO little spot business in
progress, that it can be truthully stated there is
no market. Holders are becoming tired of wait
ing for a movement of some kind bit stil they
| are not disposed to force trade. Prices remain
nominal at s. 37I9 p ell for the better class of
| shipping quality. There have been no local
charters for some time, though vessels now in
our bay are being taken to load at Portland.
! Consignments from Oregon come into competi-
| llon with domestic products finding moderate
| custom. We learn Of the purchase by local
| exporter of GAO tons Walla Walla at 81 371s, to
arrive.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
| San Francisco Produce Exchange were IS fol-
| lows:
Buyer season-lO0 tons, 81 IS: 1890. 81 $50;
Buyer ISIS 400 tons, 81 so; 100, 81 5O]l; 800.
s. 5oz 500, 81 sos; 800 81 501a; 100, 81 5O5 iOO
| IL j06 2 ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer seaSon--iG0 tons, 81 50
Buyer ISIS, so tons, 81 81 sal 5l5s 4 ell,
BARLEY-The market has received a check
and prices are tending to a lower range. The
best kind of feed would not sell this morning at
over 81 2T1% while many buyers were indisposed
to pay above 81 % z ctl. reaction from late
high-ruling prices was expected, and it remains
to be seen how low prices win fall before finally
settling. Old Brewing continues to Show
strength, and will probably maintain its posi-
tlpn Until INC new crop Is III LOT use. From
81 50 TO 81 l21a q ctl will represent the range
for the several grades of this description. About
the same figures are current quotations for
Chevalier
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-loo tons, 81 10; coo, 81 S911z
200 81 3S34.
Seller season-10O tons, 81 27s; 200, 81 271s; 100
81 2T3s; 100, 81 2794t; 100 81 27;s.
Buyer $3.50 tons, 81 So; 400. 81 $50; 200,
81 3514; 500, 81 IS; 100, 81 3l1s 200, 81 34s1
Seller lSS5-ioO tons. 81 29Is 100, 81 %; 100,
4 ct
Afternoon sales were:
SpOt-i00 tons, Old, 81 %
Buyer season-6O0 tons, 81 So f9l 1875.
Seller seaSon-300 tons. 81 27541pl 2Sis.
Buyer lSS5-1, 800 tons, 81 5ls4@1 $685..
Seller ISL, 800 tons, 81 29tGl POS q ctl
OATS-The drop i'll feed Barley has had some
influence on the Dat market, causing less firm
ness IN values, aud holders are more disposed
to meet wants freely at current figures. Sur
prise and Milling, 81 S0@1 40; No. l, 81 25@1 80;
No. 2, 81 171591 p p ell.
Sales of 100 tons seller 1885, at 81 p 2 ell.
CORN-No active movement. Prices are
undisturbed. We quote: Large Yellow.
81 2Otal -; small Yellow, 81 221lGgl %; large
White, 81 2G@l 22}3: small White, 81 20el 22}a p
VEGETABLEs-Continu in free supply and
easy in price. Green Corn is shade lower.
Carrots are also cheaper Green Peas bring
better prices. We quote as follows I.iIns
DtstIiA, -+at r 10 IOilHLpSS. iOUI1lE
for river, and 20G25c q box for bay;
Green Corn, 75c@I p box; Egg Plant. 25@S0e
q box; Artichokes. 15c = dozen; Cucumbers, so
955c z box; Carrots, 2o@3 e otl; Turnips,
6o@7jc 2 ctl; Beets, 100000 y ctl; Pars-
nips, 81 2 ctl: CaulihoweT, Csc p dozen; Cab
bage, zoe q cti Garlic, Sta315c p 10; Celery, SOC
2 dozen; Green Peppers, 25@30c p box: Green
Peas, S15C94c q d. String Beans, 115c q ID;
Green 0kra 4G5c q p; Marowfat Squash. $50
10 2 ton; Summer Squash, 50a75c box.
FRCIf-Mexican LINES are selling at high
expected from Acapulco on the Panama steam
er due tomorrow. Watermelons are in good
supply. with quick demand. Peaches are not
erowding the market but enough come forward
to meet all wants. Grapes are making rather
liberal exhibit, While prices shape in favor of
the consuming interest. Strawberries keep up
well in quantity Raspberries. only come in oc-
caslonally and in very small amounts. Black
berries find steady custom. There are som
extra fine quality coming to hand that com.
mand y per chest above our figures. but sales
at this rate are too meager to warrant such a
quotation as generally current Good Apples
are wanted, though buyers will not pay fancy
prices. Bartlett Pears aSe plentiful but
there IS wide range in values, OWL 6
to difference in condition of shipments
Natcrmeions, IS to SD q hundred Cant
alonpes, Sl@1 80 q crate Whortleberries
6@7c y ~ Prunes, 20G30c q bskt, and 30@40c 2
box; Grapes, 25G69c 2 box for ordinary descrip-
tlons, and 75c6Sl for choice Tokay Strawber-
ries, s. J061; Plums 15@a40c p box; Ounces,
Coarse 3 box: Blackberries, S3@5 e chest;
and SOC 10 roc Z box for cling figs, 25@I0c
e box; Apples, 25960c 2 box; Pears, 25@50c
2 box Bartlett do, 50c9S1 q box;
Lemons, Sicily, Sl3al5; do, California, 50 50G4
3 box for ordinary and S5g6 for Sicily
seed; Mexican LINES. S25930 p box; Oranges,
Los Angeles, s. 50ta4 50 q box; Bananas, 81 81
@3 = hnGch; Pineapples, 50 50@6 p dozen.
BUTTER-Reeeipts of fresh grades are not
on the increase, and prices are easy for.every
thing that does not partake of fancy character.
Fancy 32l2c good to choice, 2719@30c mixed