Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-24
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN Francisco June 23d.
| FLOUR-Local trade is moderately active. but
| the shipping demand is rather limited at the
moment. We quote: Best city extra, 81 25CG
4 So; medium, S. 5094; shipping snperfine, s. 70
| as 30 z Dbl.
| WHEAT-Business is so quiet, and the pros
| pect for any great improvement i'll the near
| future so unsatisfactory, that grain dealers on
| the Produce Exchange have voted TO take Il
| week. vacation during the Fourth of July holi-
| days, commencing week from to-day. Trad
| ing this morning was quite small, being limited
| to Il few odd parcels Market more or less nom
nal at II 40GI 49, t ctl fOf the better grades of
| extra quality
Cal Board sales at the morning session of the
| San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
! lows:
Buyer season-SOO tons, 81 6s14; 500, 81 OS1s;
Buyer IS65-Soo tons, 81 $50; 800, 81 1875 200,
| 81 5S3f: 100, 81 5S5S = ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
| Buyer season-300 tons 81 6NlI
ct
BARLEY-There is very little life to the mar
| ket Offerings of feed descriptions are some
what more free, but it is difficult TO make sales
of either large or small magnitude. Holders
are asking 81 % for a choice article of feed,
though apparently willing to make concessions.
The bidding figure is 81 20, and until the differ
cnce be bridged there is not likely TO be much
trading. Brewing does not fuctuate to any
extent The light business in progress is trans
acted within a range of 81 30CG1 40 = ell.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer 1880 tons. 81 27]5; 800, 81 2734 100,
Seller 1SS5-1O0 tons, 81 ~.
Seller 1888, new-100 tons, 81 ISL; 100, 81 10
Z ctl.
Buyer 1880 tons, 81 %; 7c0 81 271s; 100,
Seller lSs5-SoO tons, 81 III; 100, new, 81 1917
T ctl.
OATs-The market is void of animation.
Jobbcrs and consumers simply take enough 10
meet immediate requirements, and the demand
in this line is at the moment somewhat insig-
nificant. Holders are showing less DISPOSE
ton to carry stocks. We quote Surprise and
Milling, 81 40Gl 10; No l. 81 25l1l1 30 No. 2,
81 l5@l 20; Black, 81 l5@l % Z ctl.
CORN-There is no particular change to note
in the situation Receipts are light and custom
IS about large enough to prevent accumulation
of stock We quote Large Yellow, 81 22112@
Is; small Yellow, 81 p; large White. 81 70
YEGETABLES-Egg Plant sold to-day at zoe
z II. Tomatoes are in larger supply and cheaper.
0kra makes fair representation Eacavine
Squash is almost unstable, while the bay article
moves slowly Green Peas and String Beans are
more or less neglected. We quote as follows
Tomatoes, iHGG0c p box Green Corn, Sr6lCc for
common, l51lSc z dozen for sweet Artichokes,
%jc 4 dozen, Cucumbers, 15dS0c for Nacaville,
aud Sl@l . Z box for bay: Carrots 31@4Gc;
TuTnips J0C6Oc = ctl; Beets, 4OG60c q ctl PaTs-
Mrs, 81 2 ctl : CauliiOwer. Csc p dozen ;~Cab-
bsge, 75c , cUi: Garlic, 2I%a3c = d. celery, soc
p dozen: Dried Peppers, l5@1Sc 4 n: Green do,
81 ? box: Chile do, l00l2c 2 10; Green Peas,
l1@@2c ? ID; String Beans, 2,a219c = ID for poor,
%@3i2c 2 II tor choice: Dried Okra, 15G25c 2 d:
Green do. 5)@6Oc ? ID; Marrowlat Squash, ss@l0
p tor: Summer squash, 25630c ? box for
Vacayille, and 41GJ0c z box for bav.
FRUIT-Cantaloupe are coming forward il
small quantities. Sales We're made to-day at 81 80
Z dozen. WatennelonS Viii soon be II feature
| Of the market. Cherries ara nearly out GRAPES
make but Door display. though increased recaipts
are not far distant. Berries are not in pressing
] demand. Apricots are il liberal supply, and
| prices would be lower were it not for moderate
demand on canning account. Peaches have been
80 plentiful for week that the market has been
| surfeited with stock, while consumers have had
| the benefit OF low prices. Lemons and Lines are
| cheaper. Oranges are steady, the supply and de-
| mand being only moderate while the quality of
arrivals is not ofeXtra character Nayels are out
| of season. WequOte: Cherries, G0IS5c r box
Grapes, BOO 75c 3 box; Strawberries, S4@j 2 chest;
| CuuantS, s2H3 p chesf; PlumS, ;5d50c p
| box Raspberries. Si9G = chest: Blackberries
| S4G5 & chest; Apricots, 25Gnfnc 2 large
| box; Peaches, l5035e 2 box and l5@25c q basket
| for common, and 5DG5jc 4 box for choice CraW-
| ford; Figs, 25dl0c ? box: Apples l5G25c p bskt
/ and 35d see 4 box; Pears, 2OG30c 2 basket and
| Jj9lT5c T box; LemOns-Sicily seed 81 j0d5 30:
DO California j 22Gl 90 t box for ordinary
| and 81 2591 80 for Sicily seed Mexican Lines,
| SO 500.li z box: California do, 81 j0d1 20 for
small boxes, and seas 30 for large; Oranges, Cali
| ioruia, 81 2j;11 80 = box for common, 81 75G2
| for Riverside; Tahiti SS8l2 q NJ f; Bananas
| 81 Fh@3 3 bunch: Pineapple, s. 5000 2 dozen.
| FRESH AkATS-The choicer class Of Beefis
| a shade higher Lamb also has been marked I'D
a trihe, while Mutton shows an advanc-
| ing tendency. Following are rates for
| whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers :
| Beef First quality, sac; second quality,
! 5&G6c; third quality, 4c5c z H. Mutton
Nethers are Guotable at 5@5l@c 2 b, and Ewes at
| i@41%c q n. Lamb-Quotable at care = b.
| Vrgl-Cuotabie at 7I5Gl011c "A b. Pork-i,ive
Hogs, on foot, 31f 5ie; dressed do, 514G61ac = n.