Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. september 1et-


FLOUR-Fair movement. We quote: Best city
extra, 81 25G5; medium, So 50@4; shipping
superfne 81 75@S so p Dbl.
WHEAT-The feeling in grain circles to-day
was not quite as firm as yesterday. Still the
better qualities of shipping Wheat were in fair
demand, and buyers would pay 81 40 Z ctl
sooner than miss choice parcel. Second quality
and off lots of course sell at irregular rates.
The Liverpool circular of Anton Kuteke IL
Co., dated August 9th, says "Our impression
is that the Wheat crop in the United Kingdom
win prove to be 100000 to 100000 quarters
less than last year"
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange We're as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-1Oo tons, 81 SOS: 100, 81 sos;
300 81 $3.50.
Buyer 1880 tons, 81 81; 100, 81 sos; geo,
81 500; 100, 81 sos q ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer ISs5-lOO tons, 81 5l14; 200, I 5I12; 100,
81 5l3s 2 ct
BAKLEY-The situation shows more or less
unsteadness, and there is a softer tone to the
market. The low ruling prices for Oats are hay
ing more direct influence on Barley quotations.
1t is reported that some farmers in the southern
counties are shipping Barley for sale and buying
Oats in exchange for feed purposes. To be sure
trade OF this character is not extensive but still
such action indicates the way matters are shap-
ing. Positive pressure TO realize on anything
like large line of Barley would hardly be
favorable to values II is doubtful if round lots
OF, say, a hundred tons of good feed could find
prompt custom at over 81 25 = ell; though, in a
jobbing way, possibly Il slight advance might be
obtained for small selected parcel by sample.
Brewing meets with good inquiry and quota
tiOns are somewhat finn mt n range of 81 57IaG.
4212 a ell. In Chcvalier there is not much
trading, though parcels occasionally change
hands at prices ranging from 81 s. 20 81 - z ctl
according to quality and weight.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows
Spot-1OO tons, 81 20.
Buyer season-2OO tons, 81 40; 100, 81 Sg5s.
Buyer 1sS5-100 tons, 81 56l4.
Seller 1880 tons, 81 50l@; 100 81 2UtS p ctl
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-10O tons. 81 10; 100, 81 3g5s: 300,
81 49,; 100 81 $685. 100 81 So
Seller scason-30O tons, 81 2519.
Buyer 1SS5-10O tons, 81 35l5 300, 81 S534 GOO,
81 SO; 200, 81 36ls; loo, 81 3614; 100, 81 36ia
Seller lSS5-2OO TONS 81 2912 100, 81 24js; 100,
81 30 q ctl.
We quote Surprise and milling, 81 25a1 50 (;
No. l, q 12%@ 10; common grades, 90c9S1 10 q
CORN-Market quiet under limited demand.
California is Quotable at 81 2001 . for Yellow,
and 81 l5G1 20 = ctl for White; Nebraska, 81 20
al p z ctl.
VEGETABLES Trade is fair Supplies are
mostly in excess of market needs and values
show no marked change Tomatoes. 15G
25c 2 box; Green Corn, 81 25@2 . box, and sl@l >
2 sack; Egg Plant, 5O@75c 2 box; Arti-
@S5c ) box; Carrots, S0G40c = ctI; Tur'nips,
6Gtg75c p ctl; Beets, 100000 3 ctl; Pars-
nips, Il . ctl Caulihower, 75c p dozen; Cab
bage, 75c Q ctl Garlic, 39312c p 70; Celery, soc
Peas, sc p IL; String Beans, 2@Sc = 10;
Green Okra, 75c 2 box Marrowfat Squash, IS
p ton: Summer Squash, 50@75c = boz.
ERUiI-Iokay Grapes are more plentiful and
sell at lower rates, while other kinds of Grapes
show little more strength. Watermelons are
cheaper. Berries well maintain their price.
Choice Peaches are very scarce and in fair de
mand at good figures. Any other kind of stock
goes begging. Apples and Pears do not find quick
custom. Wine Grapes, S15d25 ? ton: Water
melons, Sl@s Z hundred (; Catalogues, 75caS1
g crate; Prunes, 40Qg50c 3 basket, and 40950c =
box; Grapes, 50@85c u box for ordinary descrip.
lions, and 75c@Sl for choice TOkay, Rasp-
berries IS Z chest: Strawberries, 81 r
chest; Plums, 25aG0c g boz; German prunes,
5Og15 Z box; Ounces, 21GI0c "a box; Blackber-
ries. 90 p chest; Peaches. 25d50c = box Figs
30g50c e box; Apples 25GSjc u box; Pears, : ga.
sc . box Bartlett do, 81 75@2 50 z box
Mexican Lines SI26Sl4 3 box: Lemons Sicily
5000; do California. S2d2 25 p box for
ordinary and IS 50@4 80 for Sicily seed; Ba-
naDas, 81 5U43 "a bunch; PineappleS, So 50GG p
dozen; Panama Oranges, S2G2 50 Z hundred.
BUTTER-The choice class of product well
maintains its price. Everything ere is weak
We quote as follows Fancy, 3215c; good TO
choice, 25g30c; fair, goo 221ac; mixed lots. 1919
2gtG21c for choice; 16@19c for fair to good; lOG
PFC for poor; Eastern I0Ga14c = p.
CHEESE-Quotable at S12@9c; inferior grades
3G5c; Eastern, l3c Western, 5@10c a II.
EGGS-California are quotable at 3I@3215c
for choice, and @71&9SOc p dozen for good; East
ern, l5@l6c Tor fair, and l7920c q dozen for
good; Utah, l5G20c; do, express. 25@2715c =
dozen.
POULTRY-The market shows Il more steady
tone, and a slight improvement in prices is
probable before the end of the week We
l4@15c; BOOSTERS, s4ta4 50 for old. 80 5Oa5 for
young; Hens, 81 5OG6; Broilers, G2@S, as TO
size; Ducks, 81 5O95 o dozen; Geese, 81 500
l 70 2 pair.
FRESH MEAT-Following are rates for whole
carcasses from slaughtereTs TO dealers: Beef
First quality, &c; second quality, 5I%G6c; third
quality, &c q ID. Mutton = WetheTs are quota.
Quotable at 6@7e p h. Veal-tluotable al 7allc
? ID. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot, 2G314c; dressed
do, 4@515c 3 d.