Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Sth.
FL0UR-The market is fairly active, but val
ues have a softer tendency We quote Best
City Extra, "a 25@4 50 medium, s. 25@f
shipping supertine 81 75@S 30 q Dbl.
WHEAT-There is not much business in pro
gress. Trade at foreign centers is not favorable
for any extensive shipping operations, and local
buyers are therefore very cautious ofmoyement
At the moment 81 % q ell is an outside price
for good old shipping, while 1t is doubtful II any
round lots could be quickly placed at oyersl ~
r ctl. New crop is being offered freely for tu-
ture delivery, and many July contracts are said
to have been made on q basis of 81 22la z cti
should there be any increase in pressure on the
part OF sellers, the price for new cropean hardly
be sustained unless there be favorable change
at distant distributing centers.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1Ss6-1OO tons, 81 2614i 1,lOO 81 &c; 500
seller 1ss6-7,8oo tons, 81 is; $500, 81 49,
4 ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer $4,000 tons, 81 %; 100, 81 257s; 600
81 255s; 400 81 251@.
seller lSS6-10O tons, 81 1875; 800 5. IS; 900,
81 171s q etl.
BARLEY-Consignments of new feed are be-
ing pressed on the market, and competition has
lowered quotations until S212@S71ac q ctl is
about the current asking r1nge. supplies are
more than ample for all immediate wants, In
Brewing descriptions there is no very positive
change Holders are firm in their views, but
buyers are far from numerous, and purchasing
is slow and the quantity changing hands does
not foot up large aggregate. From 81 42a to
81 521a will include all business choice par
eel of 500 bags was transferred to-day at the
higher figure.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
No sales recorded.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Seller 1SS6-100 tons, 1870 q ctl.
OATS-The tone OF the market is oil easy
character. The decline in the price OF feed
rla hoc Jorar inp in trade
and prices of Oats. Buyers are of the opinion
that the situation will shape more in their
favor at no distant day. We quote Sur,
prise g. and milling ,a q 3 f2 30 "a
CORN-ufferings of California are slim, but
the demand is light, being limited to jobbing
requirements. Nebraska is moving off about as
fast as can reasonably be expected, and there
greatly reduced within the next week or two.
We quote: California White, 81 20@l %;
large Yellow, 81 05@l 10; small Yellow, 81 05@
do, Yellow, 95c@sl; do, White. 81 al 0211a q ell.
HAY-New is quotable as follows: Alfalfa, 81
az: Dat, s9@1O; Barley S7s9; Wheat, S9@10
e ton. We quote old: Wheat, sl3@lF Oat, w
POTATOES-There is wide range in the
price of Early Rose but the difference in quality
justifies the quotation. Wharf rates are: Early
Rose 60c to II 80 Peerless, 90c@sl l212; Mission
Garnet Chilli, 81 z ctl.
ONIONS-Market fairly furnished. Red are
quotable at 70@S5c; Silyerskins, Sla1 70 z Gu:
dry Peppers, 10c q 10 dry Okra, 15@ll11ac
3, 70; Marrowfat Squash, S20@2o ton; sum,
mer Squash, 25tG40c q box for Nacayille and
50@75c for bay.
FRUIT-The prevalence of warm weather for
the past day or two has caused an increased de-
mand for all kinds, and stocks pass IRON ilrst
hands with more freedom. White Cherries are
wanted by Gamers, and this circumstance
keeps values for this particular article some
what firm. The white variety is also in request
to moderate extent Tor shipping purposes.
Apples aid Pears are coming TO hand rather
literally, and many conSignments are more
suited for table use than heretofore, being OF
ripper condition. Some few Blackberries nave
been received, but they are inferior ana nnd no
custom. Gooseberries have been plentiful for a
week and prices have ruled favOrably for con-
sumers. Currants and Apricots are abund.
ant, while Peaches are making better
display We quote as follows Apples,
5Od60c y box: Pears, 4Oc p bskt and SOC 2 box;
Peaches. 81 25@1 so 2 box; Apricots 60@75c
p box for good Prindle and S1@l 2? for Royal
Currants, 1898 q chest; Gooseberries; l%@2c
Cherries, 60@Soc; do, Royal Ann, 9Oc@sl;
Back Cherries, 40t950c q box: Cherry
Plums, 50@s0c q drawer; Raspberries,
sst910 q chest Strawberries, S6@S g chest
for common and S9@11 for choice product;
Oranges California, 81 65@2 FOL common Los An
geles and 81 SOFAS 80 p box for Navel :
Tahiti Oranges, $500 9 thousand; Mexican
Lines, sl@4 50; do, California, 40c to 81 2 box:
2 box, according to quality: Bananas, II 50@S
3 bunch Pineapples. So 50@5 p dozen.
BUTTER-The situation continues discourag-
ing for sellers. The depots are crowded with
stock and in some cases arrivals month old
are still on hand. 1t should be remarked, now
ever that for strictly fancy fresh there is custom
enough to keep stocks of this character well
cleaned up and prices for this class OF goods are
fairly well sustained With this exception the
market is soft The Southern coast steamers are
bringing liberal eonsignments, a good proper
ton of which has been almost begging custom
at lj@17c, Inequality being desirable We9uote:
Fancy, 1Sc; choice, 15@I7c; fair to good, 13@l5c;
mixed lots, 10G12c P ID; Eastern. Sole p %.
CHEESE-Stocks are large and there is gen.
era desire to realize 1t is stat. that Transfers
of choice new have been made as low as &c TO
close out There is some poor quality for which
2l5c p h is a full figure. and sales are under
stood to have occurred on this basis Fair to
choice California product sells from SIC 10 &c
p D. as to quality; New York Creamery, 100
VEGETABLES Some very good Egg Plant at
rived yesterday afternoon that sold to advant-
age Asparagus is somewhat neglected. There
is quite an assortment of Green Peppers in mar,
ket both stockton and Los Angeles being we'll
represented. Rhubarb is scarce. Tomatoes
keep up well in price, as supplies are not ex-
75c6Si a box: Green Peas, 50@75c p sack;
Garden Peas, 114@1izc ? 10; String Beans, 114t92c
. h for common, and 3@4c q ID for tOnn-
tain; Rhubarb, Sl@l % box Cucumbers,
Angeles, 25640c for Stockton, and 35d40c q b
for Bell; Egg Plant, 20@25c p 10; Tomatoes.
81 75@3 2 box; Artichokes, 15@20c q doz; Car
s SIS Sack sack; farsnips, 81 g Gu cauIinowef,
81 q dozen; Cabbage, 60@75c p ctl; Garlic,
new, 3a4c q D; Celery, 50a6Oc p dozen;
EGGS-Common California are offered as low
as 1Oc q dozen, while extra choice lots sell in
iobbing way at times cent above our rates.
Eastern are yet quite literally represented,
though higher ruling freishts will prevent any
very heavy shipments from that direction in the
immediate future. California are quotable
at I5a16c p dozen for choice, and 109l4c for
good store parcels; Eastern l0,91ic q dozen.
PoULTRY--Trade slow and prices easy. We
quote follows Mems E dS1ae Turkeys Roos9
ers, s5a5 90 for old and seei2 for young:
Hens, y5a6: Broilers, 81 5o94 for small, and
s5@7 for large: Ducks. So 50G4 50 : dozen
for old and S5t17 for young; Geese, old, 81 p
pair: Goslings. 81 25@l so > pair
wOOL-lncreased demand forWool at Eastern
centers is believed 10 have been brought about
by the tone of the foreign market. which is re-
ported strong and higher than when the last
auction sales took place. Local trade for the
past week has been active, and all fairly good
10 strictly choice stock seems to be wanted at
full current rates The poor trashy kinds are
hard TO move. ana few sales occur in this class
of stock Reported sales of j 900 900 fbs includ-
ing long and short San Joaquin and Southern,
at l26l7c for short. and 12Gl5c 2 ID for poor TO
best long Wool We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino z 10 .......-......-.20d22
Sacramento and Northern. ..l6Gl2O
Calaveras and 1Igl9
San Joaquin, mos.........
San Joaquin, II 10
....--l4@1 Is
Eastern oregon
NaleE JIegU Tia,,, * io,ver Recf y Z.
fair supply. Mutton is plentiful. Follow
ing are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers: Beef-First quality,