Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. June lot


FLOUR-The Panama steamer yesterday
carried $500 barrels to Central American
ports. We quote: Best city extra, ST y
al So medium s. 50@4; shipping supertine.
81 a5@3 80 4 bbl.
WHEAT-Business is anything but encourag-
ing Miilers are constantly i'll the market but
their purchases occasion no special activity.
shippers are doing comparatively nothing in
the way of buying and movement on export
account is therefore trifiinS in character. Quo
tatons largely nominal at 81 iug1 4213 4 ctl,
with tendency to lower range, as foreign
markets at the moment are not considered very
promising.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer 1SS5-100 tons, 81 IS: 600, 81 j75SS; 100,
81 5715; 100, 81 SEX Z ell.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer lSs5-2OO tons, 81 IS; 100, 81 577s; l0o,
81 5734 z cll.
BARLEY-Spot trade is far from being quick
There is, of course, more or less demand for
feed purposes, but the daily sales on this par
ticullar account do not make mp an extended
aggregate. The speculative feeling Is somewhat
quiet, and little disposition is shown 10 purchase
ahead of actual requirements Buyers can Sc
cure parcels of good to choice feed at 81 21I4a'
80 2 ctl. Brewing shows no particular change
in values the range being from 81 81 To 81 i21a
2 ctl, though occasionally something extra
brings a small advance,
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
buyer 1sS5-So0 tons, 81 50 400 81 S214: 100,
81 1926, 500; 81 321a 100 81 1885 100, = 52l4; 100,
seller 1Ss5-loo tons, 81 10; 1000. 81 1915; 100,
81 1875.
Seller 1885, new-5CO tons. 81 2l1S: 700, 81 p;
400 FL 2JtI 4 ST..
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer lSS5-10O tons, 81 S2114; 100, 81 4: 300,
q 81; 260, 81 3054: 500, 81 80
Seller lSo5-500 tons. 81 49,; 100. II 49,.
Seller 1885. new-GO0 tons, 81 20; 100, 81 19a4;
100 81 1917 = ctl.
OATS-Are beginning to show signs of appre-
citation. The steadinesS i'll Barley values is ri
last having some influence i'll strengthening Dat
quotations. There are large stocks in first
hands but holders have neither surfeited the
market with offerings nor pressed business,
so that prices have been kept uniform for
quite awhile. Values are not likely to Jump
up suddenly, but increased trade is expected
and better prices are hoped for III the near
future. We quote surprise and Milling, Il 400
10: No. l, 81 25(01 80; No. 2, 81 l51l 20 Black,
CoRN-The market is well furnished, but
trade is very slow, and prices are not strong
Wequote: Large Yellow, el 2214Nal p; small Vel
low, 81 %; large White. 81 20 small White.
nominal at 81 p p ctl.
VEGETABL ES-Prices do not auc tuate to any
marked extent, Supplies of all seasoua5le de
continue to favor consumers. We quote as
follows Tomatoes, 75c0Sl p box Green
Corn, 10d12c for common 15g1Sc 2 dozen
for sT9f aad gs se dozen ao1sn ucu nor
NAS@@~AAf
bers S1G1 10 q box for Nacaville,
and 81 50G2 Z box for bay; Carrots. 30@40c;
Turnips 504G0c q ctl; Beets, 40@GOc p ctl; Pars-
nips, 81 ctl; CaulihOwer csc p dozen; Cab
bege 75c 2 cJl; Garlic, 21@d3c p b; Celery, soc
| = dozen; Dried Peppers. 15@1Sc 2 h: Green do,
59Gc 2 b chile do, S9l2c = ID; Green Peas,
2546Sc ? III; String Beans, 2@214c 2 b for poor.
319G4c q h for choice Dried Okra, 15@325c p 10;
Green do, G0@75c Z ID; Marrowfat Squash, $500
p tor: Summer Squash. 1od50c 2 box for
Vacavile and 99caS1 {, box for bav.
al -gt
ance this morning, selling at soc apiece. Some
few WatermelonS were also received, selling at
25c apiece. Strawberries and Raspberrias find
less favor than short time ago, Cherries are
scarce, and good article sometimes sells above
our quotations Peaches are plentiful, though
selling freely. Figs are also i'll good supply.
Plums are drug. Grapes arrive slowly. Cur
rants make liberal representation. Oranges are
scarce. We quote as follows: Cherries. 50t0
75c q box for Black, j0G65c for White; Grapes
Sl@1 80 = box; Strawberries S446 q chest !;
Currants, s. 5093 z chest; Plums, 25@50c 2
box; Raspberrics 81 50a6 2 chest BlackbeITies,
seas 2 chest: Apricots, 35(oJ0c {: large
box; Peaches. 30g70c q box ami 4Ot975c Z basket:
Figs, S5g75c L box; Apples, l5G25c 2 bskt, and 90
Eet, and 6O@75e = box; Lemons : Sicily,
1907; do, California. 81 2JGl 70 z
box for ordinary and SOP 30 for
Sicily seed; Mexican Lines, sll@l3 e box;
California do, 81 50G1 10 for small boxes, and
sos 80 for large; Oranges. California, 81 25al 70
| q box for common, 81 50IG2 for Riverside and
| So 75d4 for Navel; Tahiti do, Sl2@l5 q NJ
Bananas, 81 5o@S q bunch: Pineapples, 50 50@6
FRESH MEATs-Mutton is firm, with upward
tendency. Beef is steady. Following are rates for
| whole carcasses from slaughtcrers to dealers /:
Beef-First quality, 6a6%c; second quality,
51%96c; third quality, 4@5c 2 H. Mutton
Wethers are quetable at 5G5l&c p 10, ant! Ewes at
4(6414c q II. Lamb-Quotable at sac q II for
Spring. Veal-Quotable Al Ea@1019c 2 ID. Pork
Live Hogs, on foot, S1ag4c; dressed do, $40
6I5c q %.