Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

DAN T hANClSGO, August Ebttl.
FLOUR-A full cargo goes to England to-day
amounting to 1900 bbls We quote as follows :
Best city extra, 81 25G5; medium, IS 5094 ship
ping superfne, 81 1908 SO r Dbl.
WHEAT-Ihe market continues in an unsat-
lstactory shape. Business is 50 small in volume
as to justify the assertion that there is no move
ment on export account while trade for milling
purposes is of hand-tom mouth character. There
| is apparently no desire whatever to accumulate
stock ahead OF immediate requirements Desir-
able shipping grades are nominaliy quotable at
Call Board sales at the morning session Of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
| lows:
Buyer season-ioo tons. 81 6o34; 800, 81 CO.'S;
Buyer 1ss5-7o6 tons. 81 So: 500. 81 $50; l. 900,
81 $50; 1,2OO, 81 5S3s; 5400. 81 55f4 z ell.
| Afternoon sales We're:
| Buyer seaSon-le0 tons 81 81.
Buyer -lSS5-6,2OO tons, 81 5314@l $50.
| BARLEG-Recelpts were very small to-day,
| thus helping to maintain the prevalent firm
| feeling i'll Feed qualities. Holders are some
what tenacious in their asking price of 81 30 =
| ctl and though buyers try to secure lots at a
| lower figure their efforts are not successful ex-
cept for an article that cannot be strictly classed
as choice. The steady feeling in Brewing is
well sustained, and prices remain undisturbed
at a range of 81 1901 40 Z ctl.
| Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
| lows:
| Buyer season-5OO tons. 81 -.
Seller season.l00 tons, 81 2934:: 100, 81 295s5.
|
| 81 3Sl4 = cu
| Afternoon sales were
Buyer season-l0o tons, 81 1901 49,.
| Seller seasOn-50) tons, 81 29l4: 800 81 %
| Buyer 1880 tons 81 IS.
| 81 So ctl.
OATS Offerings continue liberal. while trade
4 is not quick. We quote: Surprise and Mill
ing 81 SOL 40: No. l. Il 25C91 g, common grades,
| 81 1591 20 q ctl,
| COkN-Some aecessions to stocks have been
received tlOuph not large puOl1uh tn
disturb values. All kinds are held at 81 50 +, cti
NEGET ABLES-Iomatoes, bay, 15@20c Z box:
GEeen Corn, 75egSl q box, and 5O@75c
chokes 15c 2 dozen Cucumbers, 25
| C93Oc 2 box; Carrots, S)@40c q ctl; Turnips.
6o975c ? etI; Beets, 10000 p ctl; Pars-
| nips, 81 p ctl; Caulihower, Toe z dozen; Cab
oage, 75c . GU; Garlic, SC951le p ~ Celery, SOC
| 9 dozen; Green Peppers, 25@5Gc p box: Green
Peas, 314@4c 2 %; String Beans, &c , ID:
| Green Okra, 4@5c . D; Marrowfat Squash, SO
| p ton: Summer Squash. 4O@50c . bog
! FRUIT-The Nacayille train was again behind
to-day, causing the market TO be crowded with
| stock at q late hour for which there was little
| demand. Values were therefore easy, and more
| or less concessions could he obtained on quota
uous All varieties make fair display.
( Natermelons, Sc to So p hundred Cant
sac 3 b; Prunes, 20@SOc q bskt, and 30a40c q
box; grapes 25@ 5gc T. box for ordinary descrip
tons ana nd 75c@Sl for choice TOkay, strawber-
| RES, y 1904; Plums, l5@iOc = box: Quinces
G0@75c . box: Blackberries, s. 50@3 > chest;
Peaches, S0@50c L box for free stone,
and 40c to Coo q box for cling gigs, 25GiGc
. box; Apples, 25@69c 2 box; Pears, 25a5Oc
p box; Bartlett do, 75cGSI 80 "a box;
| Lemons Sicily. Sl2G1S; do. California, 81 25G2
q box for ordinary and So 50@4 50 for Sicily
seed; Mexican Lines, SIS p box; Bananas,
| 81 50G3 q hunch; Pineapples, IS 5O@6 p dozen.
BUTTER-Only stock that is exceptionally
| fine shows any strength. All other descriptions
| have more or less weak tendency: good supply.
| Fancy, 521gc good to choice, 271%G30c mixed
lots 12l5@l5c 2 II; picked roll, 2I62212c 2 II;
| hrkin, 16G2le for choice new; 12Gl4e for ordi-
| nary to fair; Eastern, 10@14c 2 ID.
| CHEESE-Easy in tone. Quotable at 9dlOc;
| @10c y ID.
EGGS-A prime article is wanted az full fig
| ures California are quotable + dozen at
3Se5ic for choice, and 2sa3lc p dozen for
good Eastern, l5Gl6c z dozen for fair and
| l1@l9c for good salt Lake, 15C420c = dozen
| POULTRY-RecciptS are more than ample for
| immediate wants We quote prices as fol-
| lows: Live Turkeys-Gobbers. iS@20c; Heue.
l59l7c; BOOSTERS 81 5Od5 for old, 81 5OI5 50 for
| young; Hens, S546; SroileTs, v 50G4, as TO
size Ducks, SO J0e5 50 q dozen; Geese, 81 50@
| l 20 p pair.
! FRESH MEAT-Following are rates for whole
| carcasses from slaughteTers to dealers: Beef
FIRST quality, G1a@7c; second quality 51%d6c:
| third quality, 5@s1 &c = 70. MuttOn-Wethers
| are auot2blc at &c, and Ewes at 4@4I<c n II.
| Lamb-Quotsble at 697c q 10. Veal-Quotable
| at 19l1c e fr. Pork-Live7 Hogs, on foot 20;
| SIC; dressed do, 4d5l@c q 70.