Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-27
SAN FRANCISCO mARKET.


SAN FRANCISCO. June 26th
FLOUR ! Local iobbing trade is about 4:
lively as could be expected at this season. Fol-
export purposes there is no pressing demand
| Some 20c00 bbls went to England during the
| week, and the usual shipment of between 600,
and 1000 bbls is expected to 20 forward to
extra, 81 2594 50; medium, So 5094; shipping
| superfne 81 75@.3 50 z Dbl.
| WHEAT-Thc situation continues inactive
| 40 wheat charter has been made this week
| and the demand for grain is nominal. English
| markets are reported quiet and easy. the little
| local trade in progress is based on q range o
81 40 TO 81 ~ & ctl for the better class of ship
| ping grades.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
! San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
| lows:
Buyer season-4OO tons, 81 6715.
Buyer 1SS5-100 tons, 81 5S5s; GOO, 81 5S1% 200
| 81 5S3s; 100, 81 $50.
seller 1855, new-10O tons, 81 ~.
! Afternoon sales were:
| BUYER scaSon-200 tons, q 67l1.
Buyer 1SS5-7G0 tons 81 1871 2 ctl.
| BARLEY-The market does not have prom
| Using look for holders. Local wants are OF small
magnitude, and buyers pursue 4 hand-to-mOuth
policy simply taking enough to meet iume
diate necessities, believing that the time is moi
| very distant when better terms will be obtained
| New crop feed is coming forward with fair free
| dom. and the disposition is rather to sell ut
! concessions than to store in hope of doing
| better by-and bye. But the great trouble is &c
| find buyers. The top of the market for any
thing III the shape OF choice feed is 81 70, though
bri IN "t s Tl of seers The biS9ing
faI1Ta far This cIasc of srCcL ia 81 Il "a ctl For
No. 2 feed, 81 12190l 10 would be good repre-
some e5-tanf in tho General weakness of tho
market, and are guOtabe at s. BAL So z cit,
though, for something fancy, better figures
might be realized.
San Frn,c;sco prc5,,ca Evnha,,7a were &c foI
i%Tre
c.lior soosor- 1no to,,e 81 Isl/
VIivor 1sS5Noni ions Il ~ :, i'm q 251< 3oo
q e. an q 81 .,90 s. - s51 - 94z2 d6
81 80 '''' = - '' '>s' NV
GnIlfar 1ss5-100 tons. 81 153<
= ell I'll 1907 49, ~
Sttc-,oo,, eolae ypera
Rnver 1ee5Nf60 TONS 81 ol5x. 2fo q 1ai/. 1GO
81 az. 100 81 u. 300 s. 2313. 500 81 2334 800
81 ~ 901' q 99iI 3G1 81 9;5si Oh q 81
Sa1ssrr iSsS i,a,r2iC1 fous ri i5lI 40 81 i5IZ.
1no 81 15sL GG6 81 I.lI. 1O6 - 49,. 350 81 II -
ctI 70 -'>S T.
,oiialt ,It Ia1ed tna e. my iiI
,,S-oois of go &C., 40 on9,soJ o rcttar
feeIincr in ali Finds of 0sts evcant fhoea That
can he Chased ~ Of Inc hest milling ouaiitV
The Irarr T,0ssibilifv Of decline has checked
trade ana The Inari:et Vt tho Inoroerf shows hui
iitIfn life Stoai-s finn iar1,a and are to he
vet further Increased tomorrow by the
arrival of 1900 bags from Oregon We quote
Surnrisa and Hiili2r s. maj *. No / 4 25IL
al r7I%. No. , y I5SI 70. Rack 81 I0l61 Il =
on
CORN-Tioht transfers of very choice large
yellow are i5nfarefood n I9gve Ia.n rnsta Of
sr9af afiyer1nn nm orr fig1,Tes. TTsde hoLEaTer
is limited We nuota IaTre yellow 81 o3iL5S
d small .YeIInyy 81 o. :. 1erpe White 81 u IL
small Wj,jte nnioinai ~ 81 ~ - c+i - -
VFGETARI FS-Cncumbers show further do
cline S1,1asb co,,tinT,ee 70 T,tr ro,natoes 90
soc for %i1'trs oli5 7SlSI - ~ IN, Eav cre
corn sg1nc for cnmm01 1FSiSc a dozen fn+
sweet Fgg plant I9@fao = n Artinbnkes
SOC = DOZEN. CIcumbeTs. 40rs0c for yacavjlie'
and 75cael p box for bay; Carrots. S9aOc;
nips, ii a ell; CauIiaower, CSC 3 dozen CAB