Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-20
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San FRANCISCO. April 18th.
| FLOUR-Good jobbing trade We quote: Best
| city extra, a 25g5; medium, 60 5094 shipping
superfne. s. 75gS 50 2 Dbl
| WHEAT-The week closes on somewhat
| quiet market. The more pacific outlook TO the
political situation in Europe has checked the
| buoyant tendency in bIeadstutfs. Hence there
is less activity in local grain circles, and prices
are. therefore. of more easy character Ship
pers will pay 81 37i2 z Ell for immediate wants,
but are not disposed to buy for future delivery
at the same figure
| Sales at the morning call session were as fol-
| lows:
Buyer season-lOo tons, 81 49, 100, 81 4a34;
Buyer iSS5Eco tons, 81 561z 400, 81 81; 100,
| 81 SIS: 400 81 57t5 T. ctl.
BARLEY-sample trading continues slow.
| Good Feed is held at 81 0259 4 Ctl, with no de-
sire to shade at this price. Buyers take barely
enough to meet pressing necessities, and the
| market is therefore almost liteless- In Brewing
descriptions there is moderate movement at Il
range of 81 05Grl 10 z ctl
Al the morning call session sales were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-i0O tons. 81 OS14; 100 81 0S22z;;
Buyer 1SS5-7Co tons, 81 o. 1O0 81 Oh: 100,
81 073E; 1000 81 or; 400, q 0755: 400 81 67j4
Seller 1SS5-l00 tons, soc; 400, 9634c = ctl.
HAY-We quote: Alfalfa, sogl2, Wheat. 500
Is; Cat, sSel2 Barley, S7@11; Mixed S7@9 p
HoPS-Quotations nominal at 3@.7c z etl.
POTATOES-Wharf rates are as follows: River
Early Rose, QUO oTcBOll Early lposc, IOC, ntNeT
Reds. 65@75c: Petalumas, 60go0c: Garnet Chile,
55@65c; Peerless, 636S0c; New, 75cVG1 80; Ore
gon Burbank Seedlings, 81 p ctl.
ONIONS-New crop appeared to-day for the
first time coming from Stockton, aud selling at
36}315c 2 n. Good quality old is wotth S6@7 2
ell, though poor lots are to be had at So 90 L ct
BEANsaWe quote: BayoS, g 59 70 BGtte5
White 81 75d2 25: Pea, S2Gd2 % p cit.
VEGETABLES-Gre Peas are cleaning up
and prices are Il shade stronger. String Beans
do not improve, the receipts being quite free.
Rhubarb is hard TO sell at reduced rates AS
paragus sold well this morning, considering the
arrival OF over 800 boxes Tomatoes are in larger
supply and easier IN price. We quote: Aspara-
gus, 75cGS1 p z box; khubarb, 50tG75cP box;
Tomatoes, 81 75Gn2 % = box; Artichokes, SOC 2
doz Cucumbers, 50caSl z dozen; Carrots, 500 G0c;
Turnips 50SG60c 2 ctl Beets 40G6cc 2 ctl; Pars
nips 81 , ctl Caulifower 81 p dozen; Cab
bage J0d60c 2 ctl; Garlic, Stdi0c Z b; Celery, SOC
p dozen: Dried Peppers, 15GlSc o 70: Green do
S(d10c = II; Green Peas, 2@-3c for Sweet;
string Beans case p fb for Los Angeles and
l0c p h for Vacaville: Dried Okra, l5@25c
p 10; Marrowfat Squash. S5G6 ? tor; Hubbard
Squash, 500 q ton; Summer Squash, 81 5JGl 10
z box.
FRUIT-The late rainy and moist weather
has badly injured Strawberry beds, and dealers
are beginning to consider the first crop failure
Arrivals OF this fruit are mostly iii bad order
Very few good berries come to handi and Il
chest OF strictly choice quality is novelty.
| Cherries are coming along more freely, with
improving quality. Oranges sold 50 wei yesteT-
| ddy afternoon. Owing 10 low aSkl1S rates, llaL
wholesale depotS were well cleaned up this
morning, giving more strength the values.
We quote rs follow: Cherries yJc TO 81 - for fair
qualities and II 50G2 Z box for good to choice;
Strawberries, S5Ms Tor poor, and el0@l@ q chest
| for good cOusignments; Apples G5c@Sl for COM
| mon and 81 a0c225 = box tofgood tochoice: Lem
ons-Malaga IL 80 do Sicily, 5000 5O DO. Califor-
| Sld1 p {. box for ordinary and 81 25@l 80 for
Sicily seed: Mexican LINES, SO jUtdil e box:
| California do, Sl@l y for small boxes and s. 10
| as 30 for large; Oranges, California. sl@i 10 Z
| box for common s. 50Gl - for Riverside, and
| 81 50a4 for Navel: Los angeles Navel, 81 J0(G2
| a. = bunch; PiucappIes, S6el7 2 dozen.
| BUTTER - Continues weak. Fancy, 1S12c;
choice, 16j4a.17lac; good, l5@l6c; mixed lots,
| l16I3c = h; firkln, 159i7c for Old and l9@2lc
| for choice new: l24ifc for ordinary to fair:
| Eastern. l215tG16c 2 b.
| CHEEsEEQuotablc at 100 lie; inferior grades,
| G69c; Eastern. l6M17c: Western, 9al2c = ID.
| EGGS-FrOm l5c to lie Z dozen Will represent
| the full range for invoice parcels with few sales
| at the higher tignic.
| POULTRY-The market was stcadier to-day.
We quote: Live UNDERSTANDINGS, l7@19c
| hens 2IM pc dressed, do l6G2lc q b. BOOSTERS,
So 5Otq6 for old. and 81 20 az ~ for young Hens,
| seas; Broilers, S5td7 to size: Ducks, s6e1 %
. doz: Geese, s. 5Da3 p pair Tor young, and
| 81 5Oal - z pair for old. $780,,
| GAMI-We quote Is follows: Hare, 81 SOAP;
| Rabbits 75cG5l Tor smsll and slGl p for Cot
| tontsil: English Snipe, s. 25G2 %; common do,
| 81 2 dozen.
! WOOL-We quote as follows:
Sonoma and Mendocno 2 In...................lSd20c
Northern and Sacramento Valley l6tG S
san Joaquin l@!4
Southern Coast. iui 10
| CalaVeras and I1GlI
! FRESH Misunderstanding are rates for
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to deal
| ers: Beef First quality, 1I5teSc; second quail
ity, 61a@7c third quality, 5@6c e H. Mutton
Wethers are ouotable at &c an and Ewes AT &c
| r ID. Lamb-Quotable at 7GSc g h for Spring,
Veal-Quosable at Sol0c ? b. Pork-Liye Hogs