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

SAN FRANCIsco. July 9TH.
FLOUR-We quote: Best city extra, = ga,
s.; medium, s. 50@4; shipping supeFfine, s. '5@
WHE1T-Now that the holidays are over, It
is reasonable to expect some little more activity.
But the situation is not in specially encouraging
shape. Distant domestic markets are dun and,
weak, while foreign ccnteTs present no iiatter-
ing features. Local offerings are becoming more
free, and if much pressure were made to real
ize. there would necessarily be Il greater or
| lesser tumble in prices. At the moment, good
shipping grades not quOtablc mt over 81 % p
ell. The sessions of the Produce Exchange Will
be resumed tomorrow.
BARLEE-keers stationary Spot require
ments for feed purposes are not large, and these
are readily met Mt range of 81 1901 - z ctl.
Brewing descriptions continue uniform, sales
being reported from 81 % to ! - T. ctl.
OATS-Dul market at easy prices. Wequote
Surprise and Milling, 81 i0pl -; No. l. ii 2219cl
l ~; No. 2, 81 l212&1 III; Black, 81 I0@l 10
= ctl
CORN-Moyement continues slow We quote !:
Large elbow. 81 2251491 .; small Yellow, 81 %
lrge White, 81 %: small White, nominal at 81 25
VEGErABLEs-No of inheritance to
! note. The several kinds are well represented,
while trade is somewhat slack, and stock moves
slowly. We quote as follows: Tomatoes, 25@5Oc
for Winters, and 40G50c = box for river; Green
Corn, 30GIUc q sack for common, 50G75c q box
for choice Egg Plant, S@l0c = ID Artichokes,
| SOC z dozen, Cucumbers, 20G25e Tor Nacavlle,
| and 30@50c 4 box for bay Carrots SEQ acc;
Turnips 5J6G0c 2 Ell; Beets, 4e@G0c s. ctl; Pars-
Lips, 81 = ell CGUit0wer, Csc y dozen; Cab
bage. 752 e cJl; Garlic p @'3a s %; Celery soc
| p dozen: Dried Peppers. 15@lSc q 70: Green
do 5Q@75c 2 box; Green Peas, 2A2lac
| 4 ii; string Beans, 11S@2c ? ID for poor,
21%G3c q ID for choice; Dried Ci,Ta, 15@25c 2 ID;
Green do, PIC q ID MarTowfGt Squash, t6@S
| 2 tor summer Squash. 25G35c q box.
FRUIT-The week opens well for the con-
Stunning interest. Stocks are heavy and prices
are low. BlackberreS are cheaper than ever,
while RaspbeIries and Strawberries are like
wise easy. PlUms can hardly be sold at any
price, and there is more or less dumping Of this
variety a lot of 100 boxes v closed ont this
morning at l2Mc { bskt iric0ts are less
plentiful. Peaches drag bad. y poor article
| finds no custom, while cho. consignmentS
have to be sold at low Ia in order, to
as follows Watermelons, 8 50@3 Z dozen /;
Cantaloupes, SOS 4 dozen; Nccta-
rines, 56@75c T box; Primes, 25@55c q
b;kt. 4o@53c box G Grapes sc soc C. q
| Currants, s. 50@S = ches' Plums, 15@4Oc {!
| box; Kaspberries, $50 +. c. st; Blackberries,
| 8 = chest Apricots, @50c 3 large
| box; Peaches, common, POO - q box, 20t9 2oc 2
| bskt: CraWfOrds, 25ai9c r box. i0@4Qc g
| bskt; Figs, 25@10c Z box; ples l5@25c 2 bskt;
and Sjd40c r box Pears. -4en30c = basket, and
! 50d75e = box; Bartlett do, sl@1 10 T box, ana
| 309950c q bskt; LemOnS-Sicilv seed, "a 5000 50;
| do. California. Sl@1 25 q box for ordinary
and 81 50@l IS for Sicily seed; Mexican Lines,
! G7aS q box; California do 81 25G.1 so for
small boxes. and s. 75@3 for large; Oranges, Can,
| fOrnia, 81 25Hl1 so q box for common. 81 io@2
| for Riverside; Tahiti S12@l5 q NJ; Banauds,
| 81 50G3 a bunch: Pineapples, s. $685. dozen.
| FRESH MEATS - Following are rates for
whole carcasses from slaughteTeTs 10 dealers :
| Beef First quality, 6@7c; second qualiIy'
! Wethers are aGotable at 4i%95c e ID, and Ewes at
| 4G141@c 8 b. La1nb-Quotable ct 697c ID
| Yeal-Quotable ct 71acl1c q 10. PorkLl1v -
Hogs, on foot, 81 41ae; dressed do 412e'7ac e