Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-16
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

| SAN FRANCISCO. July 18th.
| FIGURING quote: Best city extra 81 25@
| 50; medium, 50 50Ggf; shipping SupeTiine,
| 81 75Cd3 80 Z Dbl.
| WHEAT-There is no movement in local cir
| Giles, and quotations are nominal mt 81 10 Z ctl
| for the best shipping parcels The English mar
| ket was reported siXpence lower this morning,
| in spite of wdrlike rumOrs.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
| lows:
Buyer season-IOO tons, 81 651l 500, s. IS
100, s. $40 200, 81 643s 100, 81 6i5; 100 81 6Is;
| 600, 81 64A.
81 551I 100, 81 553s; 100, 81 551a 800 81 55}s
200, 81 55i4 = ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-1,600 tons, 81 661%dl 61;E.
Buyer 1855, 400 tons, 81 57Gl1 5S4.
BARLEY-so long as receipts do not become
burdensome, it is likely that values will be fair
ly sustained. Heavy supplies moderate
pressure to sell would probably result i'll Il low
ering OF prices to greater or less extent Choice
Feed sells at 81 ~, and this seems to be the
top of the market at the moment. Brewing is
unchanged at a range of 81 25@l - e ctl.
Call Board sales at the morning session of the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Seller season. new-100 tons, 81 1871 2 ctl.
Buyer 1sS5-200 tons, 81 275s f: 800, 81 ~; 800,
81 y 300, 81 1854 800, 81 261a; 100 81 2614; Geo
81 26 ; 800, 81 25ti.
seller 1885, oldElOO tons. 81 10 , cd.
Seller 1885, new-20o tons, 81 10; 100, 81 lS$4 :;
.
Afternoon sales We're:
Buyer seasOn-20G tons, 81 311E6l 30.
Buyer 1Ss5-l.700 tons. 81 2654al "a.
Seller 1SS5-200 tons q ~.
Seller 1885, newt $50 tons 81 1901 1879
OATS-CustOm continues provokingly slow.
We quote: Surprise and Milling, 81 3711@91 40
No. l, 81 15Gl 20; No. ., 81 05@l2Ia; Black.
81 l0d1 10 p ell.
CORN-Demaud very light We quote Large
Yellow, 81 15Gl %; small Yellow, 81 221% large
White. 81 l5Ca1 70: small White. 81 15Gl 20 z ctl
VEGETABLES - Tomatoes continue 10 ad-
vance. Peppers, Egg Plant and Corn are all in
large supply and easy in price. We quote jobbing
lots as follows : Tomatoes. 51660c for Win
t Gs, and 80 goc@Sl box for for river river Green
4 box; Artiehokes, l5c 2 Dozen Cucum-
berS 25Gl33c Tor NacGville, and 40@50c
= box Tor bay: Carrots. S3@4oc; Turnips
jQ8G0c ? Ell; Beets, 404G0c q ct; Pars-
nips, q 2 ctl; CAulieUweI soc :, dozen; Cab
bage, 75e ? ctI: Garlic, 2I@@3c s. D; Celery, soc
? dozen: Dried Peppers. 159iSc 2 10: Green
2 d; string Beans, 11@92c q b for poor
212@$c D III for choice; Dried O1ra, l5@25c = 10;
Green do SG.l0c a b; Marrowfst Squash, Sl0@15
2 Tor: Summer Squash, 50@6Qc p box.
fRO IT - Peaches advanced this morning
owing 10 less liberal supplies. In other
descriptions There were no marked changes
We quote as follows: Watermelons, Si59
- = hundred Cantaioupes, S2@3 2 crate !;
NectarineS, 50G75C 2 box; Prunes, 25@35c
2 bskt, and 500 zoe = box: Grapes, 50c4
= . box Strawberries S2a$ q chest;
" II tilAe OJtfsO r tiiCS' IiUlLlS itNi AUG
! K; Raspberries. 500 = chest: BlackberrieS.
s % 30 2 chest ApricOts, 25@55c 2
box; Peaches, i0970c Z box and bskt ;
Figs 50G75c q box: Apples, IlG2jc 2 bskt
and i0dSjc {. box; Pears, l0n:0c Z basket, and
50G975c 2 box Bartlett do, S1f91 50 t box. and
50@50c . bskt; Lemons-Sicily seed. $ 50@6
do California, 1jc@1 p q box for ordinary
Sud II 50Gl 70 for Sicily seed Mexican Lines,
So 5l@l0 g box Oranges. California, 81 50
al IS 2 box for common. - 50@,2 Tor Riverside;
Tahiti, - 25a2 50 ? box: Bananas, 81 seas Is
bunch: PineauDles, s. J0G6 2 dozen.
BCTTER-StocllS are more than enough to
meet all present demand. We quote: Fancy, pc;
choice, 2Od2lc; good lSGl9c; mixed lots, llG
i21$c = H. frkin, lGG2 oc for choice new; l2G14c
for ordinary to fair: Eastern, l09i4c > ID.
CN EESE-Quotable at 9@l0c: inferior grades,
case: Eastern. l4c Western, 5Gl0c 2 b.
EGGS-QuOtabie at 2A022c for California, and
l5ll7c z dozen FOR Eastern.
POULTRN-We quote consiguments GsIollows:
Live Turkeys G0bbers, lGta lSc; hens, 15;G Ice:
Boosters $50 50 for Old and 81 50Q6J0 for young:
Hens, s5@6 50; BroileTS, Sc 09@3 50, as to size;
Ducks, g 5ot9i q dozen Geese, 81 23Gl 10 g
pair.
FRESH MEATS - Following are rates for
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers ::
Beet First quality, re: second quality,
6LG61%c; third quality, 51zl2Gc u ID. auttcn-
Wethers are Quotstlo at &c 2 10 aud Ewes at
take 2 D. Lamb-(4uGteble at 6@g5c = u.
Vesl-Quotable 81 S@f2c 2 n. fork-L!ve
Hogs, on foot, 2}49 i19ci dressed do, i19e6a ?