Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-29
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAX Francisco. July 18th
| FLOUR-AlOYement VIII likely be rather briSl
| this week, consequent OF the filing of orders
| for the outgoing Panama and China steamers
| We quote: Best city extra, u 200; medium
| % 5914; shipping SIIperfinC. - Iht3 80 = Dbl
| WHEA1-BusIneSS is at st5lidstlI. Leading
| exporters claim to have Withdrawn nom mar
,et, and this circumstance OF course stops trade
| Holders are seemingly not at all discouraged a
| the outlook, as they show no indications of com
| ing down from their asking price of 81 IS Z ell
| at the same time it IS doubtful if any round 10
could be placed al over 81 40, and possibly ever
| this figure would be difficult TO obtain. Unless
| foreign centeIs change for the better pretty
sQQlr, We may took fora more or less prolonged
| season OF quietude.
| Call Board sales at the morning session Of The
| San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
| lows:
| Buyer seasor-SO0t tons, 81 SIS: 100, 81 6Sla.
Buyer 1SS5-lp0' tons, 81 81; 800, 81 $3.50; 100
81 SOS; 800, 81 BOZ; 800 81 55l4 = ell.
/ Afternoon sales were:
| Buyer 1SS5-l00 tons, 81 55E z ctl.
! BARLEG-Receipts this morning footed NJ
| only 800 bags, and this was Chevalier. The mar
| Set for feed gains its strength mainly from the
| tenacity of holders, who are encouraged in thei
views by the sparseness Of arrivals. Specula
tive operations also exercise favorable influence
| on values. For the better grades of feed 81 z
q ctl is the ruling figure at the moment, though
| pressure on the part of sellers would soften
| quotations. IN brewing descriptions there is
scarcely any variation. Trade is confined &c
| of 81 3eGl 81 Z ctl. Cheyalier does not figure
prominently as yet in daily transactions. The
choice parcels of this article are mostly taken
for export purposes but lust at present the in.
quiry from this direction is nominal In the
absence of business the market may be quoted
at 81 S0@l 10, though fancy lots could not be
secured even AT the higher figure.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows:
Buyer season-2oo tons, 81 3311l: 200, 81 3314.
Buyer $500 tons, 81 %; 100. 81 2S;4: l00
81 2S15; 100. 81 2S14; 100, 81 1856 100, 81 Is
Seller ISS5-i00 tons, 81 -; 200 81 2l34; 400,
81 2l1a ? ctl.
Afternoon sales We're:
Buyer $3.50 tons, 81 IS; 800, 81 2S14.
Seller 1885, ncw-l00 tons, 81 2l1I 100, 81 2l3s
2 ell.
OATs-stocks are large while the demand is
light, and the advantage Of the situation is
largely i'll favor of buyers. Anything below No.
grade is hard to SELL no matter how low the
figure is asked. Surprise and Milling, 81 25C9
$7}@; No. ], 81 12l4@l Is; No 2, s1@1 10;
Black, &lGs1 10 2 ctl.
CORN-There is no change in values The
supply of all qualities is equal TO market re-
quiTemcnts. Large Yellow, 81 15@l 70 small
Yellow, 81 Pa large White, 81 I5G1 20: small
VEGETABLES Heu furnished with
everything III season. We quote: Tomatoes IC0
ljc for Winters aud 25G30c = box loT river !;
Green Corn, 5O475c 2 box Egg Plant, 25@40c
E box ; AItlchOEes, l0c 4 dozen, GDcunbeTs, 10
q Zoe 2 box; Carrots, 10000 z ell; TJlmIps
50G6Jc . CT; Beets 40G6Ge > ell Pars-
nips, 81 2 ell; Caulidower, 65c ? dozen; Cab
bage, 75c q crl Garlic, 2Ia03e 81 10; Celery soc
2 Dozen: Green Peppers, 25G50c ? box; Green
Peas, 1.N21lc T ID; string Beans, 1I502c 2 b;
Died OST6, l5gZ5c; Green do. lace q 10; Mar
rowtat squash, SSGld Z ton; Summer Squash.
iGHg5uc - box.
FRtIT-Bartlett Pears are coming to hand
quite freely. Strawberries went at lower prices
today than ever before this season. Grapes are
making better exhibit. and values shape more
81 Vorllly az pGupbpS ahlln1-
ant, and buyers make prices. Good Figs bring
top rates. Lines are IN demand, showing an
advancing tendency. Ave quote: WatermelonS,
S60l0 Z hundred Catalogues. l9cMSl % I.
crate: Whortleberries, Joe = II: Nectarines 700,
SOC 4 box; Prunes, 20,930c 4 bskt, and 35GiOc z
box; Grapes 31@75c q box for ordinary dcscrip.
tons and 81 al . for choice Tokay StrawbeT-
RES 81 50GS5 Piuns. l5G Toe Z box Rasp-
berries, Sl@5 q chest: Biackberries, $40
, % 2 chest: ApTicots, 36l4cc 2 box;
Peaches. 1715&$0c 2 box and bskt;
gigs, 5GG75c = box; Apples, 15@25c e bskt,
and 40es5c = box Pears, 1s@30c r box.
Bartlett do, 400 75c Z box, and 2iGt40c p bskt;
Lemons, Sicily SOC q Go, California, 75cgSl -
q box for ordinary and 81 5OG1 70 for sicily
seed; Mexican Lines, SD 4 box; Oranges, Cal
ifoTnia, 81 59@1 70 2 box for common. and
S2a2 > for Riverside; Tahiti, p 25@2 50 2 box;
Bananas, 81 50@3 p bunch; Pineapples So 5096
?. dozen.
BUTTER-Thc recent marked advance in
fancy brands has neither increased the supply
nor checked custom. Although 25c = II is
tacitly admitted to be the top o! the market,
there are few holders who are willing to sell at
this price. Most ales of this class are made at
a more or less advance, and II is probable that
within Il few days there viii be a higher rate
established. Fair and good qualities are quite
abundant, with 10 strength 20 values. We
quote Fancy, 25c; good TO choice, 22d23c;
mixed lots, 1lGl212c e il; tfrkin, 16q2oc
for choice new; i2Gl4c for ordinary to fair; East
ern, I0614c p II.
CHEESE-Remains unchanged. Stocks are
more than ample for immediate needs. Quot
able 1T gGrl0c; inferior grades 6@Sc; Eastern,
lac; Western 5G110c q b.
EGGS-NOthing but the choice article is
wanted, and direct shipments from the farm
find quick sale. Poor stock is neglected. and
goes begging at much lower rates than we
quote. Eastern still come forward, to the dis
advantage of horae product. California are
quotable at 24@35c for choice, and 20G22c 2
dozen for good; Eastern, 15d i7c z dozen.
POULTRY-rhe market is not in good shape.
More or less poor stock is coming forward,
which dealers have to sell low. We quote:
Live Turkeys GobbleTs, 1Sa20e; Hens, l6@ISe;
Boosters, sid5 for old and SO 50C5 Tor
young: Hens, Sf14 so; Broiiers. s1i0S, as 20
size; Ducks, 81 50e3 80 . dozen; Geese. 3l@I 80
9 pair.
FRESH MEAT-AIutton is Il shade dearer,
while other descriptions of meat are ull-
changed, though showing easy tone. Following
are rates toI whole caTGaSseS from Slaughterers
to dealers: Beei-F-rst quality, Gi5d7c: second
quality. G@Gl4e; third quality, 5G515c = 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are qIOtablc at DC, and Ewes
II 46i}@c = h. Lamb-Quotable at Gaze = n
Neal-Quotahie at SG12e p II. Pork-Live
Hogs on foot, 2j4G413c; dressed Go, 41za6c q