Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| SAN FRANCISCO. June 18th.
| FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 D
al So; medium, s. 5094; shipping superfine,
| WHEAT-The market is still more or less a
| dragging one. Shippers have most of their
wants supplied, and they are not disposed to
rent figures. The few transactions that occur
| daily are arranged on basis OF 81 4Otd1 i212 q
| ctl for good export qualities
| Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows:
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 671%
Buyer 1880 TONS 81 571a; 800, 81 5754 Z ctl.
| Afternoon sales were:
| Buyer season-200 tons, 81 67l5.
Buyer lSS5-l 100 tons, 81 573s(G1 571s q cll
| BARLEY-The week opens on q quiet market.
There is fair display OF offerings, while the in
| quiry is good and general but buyers decline to
pay the asking price of 81 30 q ctl for the better
| grades of feed. Movement of moderate magni-
| tude is probable if holders would make conces.
sions. In Brewing descriptions there is no
change i'll values, while trade is limited to local
| requirements. Quotable at 81 3214@l 40 2 ctl,
the latter Tor an extra choice article.
| Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
Buyer $500 tons, 81 3214; 400, 81 80; 100
81 3311s; 300, 81 3314: so, 81 $50 r ST..
| Afternoon sales were:
| Seller 1885. new-790 tons, 81 23o1 1917
| OATS-Holders are somewhat firm i'll asking
rates. We quote; Surprise and Milling, 81 400
Do: No. l. u 25@1 so; No. ,, 81 1591 20; Black,
| 81 1061 1212 2 ell.
CORN-The demand is almost nominal.
We quote Large Yellow, 81 221@9l %; small Vel
! low, 81 %; large White, 81 -: small White.
| nominal at 81 - 2 ctl
| VEGETABLES-Th market was not heavily
| burdened with supplies this morning, and full
figures were generally obtained for goods
| Corn, 10@12c for common, 15@1Sc . dozen
for sweet, and 2O9221ac = dozen for
bay; Artichokes. SOC q dozen; Cucum-
and 81 1902 , box for bay Carrots. 3O@4Oc;
Turnips, 56?60c - ell; Beets, 4Oq60c y ctl; Pars-
nips, 81 . ctl; Caulifower, Csc 2 dozen; Cab
bege, 75c 2 ctl; Garlic, 219g3c . ib Celery, SOC
q dozen: Dried Peppers: 15@1Sc P h; Green do,
| SAGE q fb Chile do, StG12c q Ii; Green Peas,
| 254@3c p ID; String Beans, SC 2 h for poor,
4Cg5c q ID for choice: Dried Okra, 15@25c . ID;
p tor, SUMMER squash, lQ@5oc 3 box for
FRUIT-Trade was slow to-day. Berries are
in good supply, but custom is not gen
| eral, and low prices prevail Plums are
a drug. Apricots still rule in favor OF
| buyers. We quote as follows: Cherries 400
| 6Oc = box for Black 50@65c for White Grapes,
sl@i so = box; Strawberries, s5@7 q chest
| Currants, 81 SOFAS a chest; Plums, 25@50c e
| box Raspberries, S5@7 p chest; Blackberries,
| S6t9S e chest; Apricots, 35@45c q large
| box; Peaches, 40@60c 2 box and 45@65c 2 basket;
Figs, .iO@60c G box; Apples, 15@25c 9 bskt and.}O
| ket and 6O@75c = box; Lemons-Malaga,
81 50; do, Sicily, s697; do, California 81 25@i rs
| p box for ordinary and S2t92 so for
| Sicily seed; Mexican Lines, S15916 q box;
| California do, 81 50d1 10 for small boxes, and
sos 30 for large; Oranges, California 81 15a1 80
| p box for common, 81 50a2 for Riverside, and
| s. 75G4 for Navel; Tahiti do S15@17 p NJ ;
Bananas, 81 50@S . bunch: Pineapples, SIS 50@6
| 2 dozen.
| FRESH MEATS-Following are rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers
Beef-First quality. 6@615e; second quality,
Wethers are quotable at 5@51ac . II, and Ewes at
| 4@459c p b. Lamb-Quotable at 6@7c p ID for
| Spring. Veal-Quotable at 71a9101acP ID. Pork
Live Hogs, on foot, 31aG4c; dressed do, SEQ
SIC p ID.