Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-21
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. July Goth.
FLOUR-Prices show more strength and
small advance is not unlikely in the near fu-
ture. We quote rs follows Best City Extra,
IS 7594 %; city suleifine, 81 1908 25; interior
extra. So 50ai 10; superfine, 81 75@3 . Dbl
WHEAT-The market shows further improve
willing to increase their bidding limits. To-day
there were buyers on Change at Il % 2 ctl for
Wheat that would come up TO standard require
ments BY way of further encouragement to
sellers, exporters were willing to take paTeeisof
better character at 81 gal 2715 q ctl, which
are higher figures than have been offered ia
quite a long while If holders meet the situa-
ton at current rates, some lively trading may
be expected for the next week. Offerings, how
ever. are not of liberal proportions, and it looks
as if there was an inclination on the part OF
growers TO hold back more or less of their prod
uct, in order to see if the market Will not shape
yet more in their favor.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRHISG SESSION.
Buyer season-20O tons, 81 81; 100, 81 S211s; 100,
Beeember-l0o tons, 81 25h.
Seller 1sS5-l00 tons, 81 %; 100, 81 221s Z ctl.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-3O0 tons, 81 S2iS.
BUYER 1SS6-l00 tons, 81 2S3s.
Seller lSS6-1G0 tons 81 q; ,700, 81 ID
BARLkY-For strictly good feed Barley buy
ers have to pay soc & etl and it is useless at the
moment to ask for concessions. Medium grades
can be bought at 21Sd5c lower, while poor dark
is somewhat firm at 81 for the better quality.
Some &c 600 ctls go forward 10 New York to-day
by sailing vessel, and it is reported that another
liberal shipment in the same direction VIII be
made on ship now loading. For choice old
Brewing sellers can get about just what figure
they are disposed to ask. provided it be in Iea-
SON From 81 so 10 81 60 = ell will about repre-
sent the market range for the bulk of offerings.
CheValier is receiving some attention. and fair
quantities are understo q to be changing hands
at prices ranging from 81 90 to 81 373 q ell. the
latter for strictly choice.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1ss6-2-0 TONS 9ls4e Q ell.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
No. / Brewing. buyer season-l00 tons, 81 10.
Buyer lSs6-l00 tons 92c.
Seller 1SS6-200 tons, Sl1sc; 100 S5j4c.
0ATS-The situation continues more or less
perpleXing, and the market Will show unsteadl-
ness until the new crop is in sufficient supply
to admit of closer calculations by operators. For
old stock there is a fair demand, and buyers
will pay from 81 40 to 81 80 for choice, while lots
well adapted for milling use could likely be
placed in a moderate way at 81 5Oal 60 z ell.
Some Door new product has come to hand that
was considered well sold at 81 10, while consign-
ments of much more desirable character found
custom at 81 40 q ell.
COkN-There is nothing of interest to
note California is scarce and quotable
at 81 l-s6l % for choice large Yellow and 81 %
to 81 80 p ctl for small Yellow. Nebraska, ex
warehouse, is quotabie at Csc @s1 4 ctl for
PoTAToEs~AIi kinds are well repre-
sented Wharf rates are: Early Rose, 60c@
81 p ctl: Peerless. 75GS5c; Mission Garnet Chile,
S50195c p ctl; Sweet. 3@g31&c q q.
ONIONS-Red are not in favor. Stocks ample
for all wants We quote: Red, 25@4oc; Silver
SKINS 70aS5c p ctl.
BEANs-Bayos, 81 25@1 40; Butter. 81 500
so; Pink, 81 l9@1 10; Red, 81 l2@l 20; Lima,
1902 % for good to choice; Pea 81 90@2;
Small White 81 SO6l 90 y ell.
VEGETABLES-There is an abundance of
everything. that is seasonable, while trade is
active and general. We quote Green okra,
f Is; string Beans, Gage y Is; i Rhu,
barb, 4O960c 2 box Cucunbers; 2oG25c for
Peppers, 25930e z box: 4o@50c for Chile and
60@75c d ID for Bell; Egg Plant 81 5091 70 2 box;
Green Corn, 25a40c q sack for Vacaville; do,
Bay, 5o@69c for small T and sl@1 5 3 2
35c p box for Vacaville and 75c@S1 p box
Tor river; Artichokes, 10@15c q dozen; Car
rots, 50@75c 2 ctl: Turnips, 75eGs1 2 ctl; Beets,
81 q dozen; Cabbage, Coarse q ctI; Garlic,
215@3c q b; Celery. 50@60e q dozen: Dry
Peppers, 10c; Dry Okra, 15@171ac . ID; Sum.
mer Squash, Csc 2 box.
FRUIT-A cargo of Tahiti Oranges is at hand
this morning, but no quota, ion can be given
until the fruit be discharged. Cantaloupes are
more plentiful and cheaper. Watermelons now
sell by the hundred, owing TO increased receipts.
The Blackberry market is well handled. Over
500 chests arrived to-day, but there was no dis
turbance in values. Currants are almost out of
market. Grapes come forward slowly. We
quote: Apples, Sl92 p box and 70@55c
z bskt: Pears. 50@15c q bskt and 50c@S1 = box:
Bartlett. Sl@1 70 Nectarines 75c@Sl so q box:
Watermelons, SS@15 q 100 Cantaloupes, 81 25@
75 q crate; Grapes, 75e@Sl % r bx; Currants s.
@6 2 chest; Peaches 75ct9sl % 0 box, according
to size, aud 75c@sl p bskt; Crawford do, s1G
81 % q box and Sl@125 q baskt; Figs, 50c@Sl p
box; Apricots, sl@1 80 . box; Plnms. 11a@Sc
S4@5; Blackberries, s3d4 p chest: Huckle-
berries, 1Oc q b: Mexican Lines. s99l0; Lemons
Sicily. IS 50@9; do California, 81 50@2 80 p box,
according to quality; Bananas, 81 5C@3 p
bunch: Pineapples. 81 SOFAS so q dozen
BUTTER-A considerable amount OF Butter
now being shipped to market comes forward in
soft and undesirable shape. More or less iTreg
ularity prevails in values, owing to the marked
difference in the quality of consignments.
Fancy brands are in good request. and no diff
Guilty is found in selling product of this class.
But medium and poor grades are parted with at
almost any reasonable p:ice that buyers will
offer. We quote: Fancy, 2i@221yc; choice
2o9.21c; fair to good, 14@1sc; mixed lots, 1G@l2c
picked roll, h@2Ic; firkin, l7(a1sc for choice,
i4@16e for fair to good, and IGtd 1211Sc for poor;
Eastern, s@12c ? ID.
CHEESk-No change in prices The market
presents firm tone and many dealers consider
the prospect as favorable for an advance in the
near future. Fair to good qualities are quotable
at 5d6c. while choice range from Ease y ID; New
York Creamery, l2G13c 2 b.
EGGs-Market well supplied and weak at
We quote jobbing prices as follows: Csiifor-
MIA, 2ig25c for choice and 22@225c p dozen
for good product; Eastern, l5@17c; Salt Lake. 20
@2lc 2 dozen.
POULTRY = Broilers are caming to hand
freely. Hens sell more favorably for buyers.
Ducks are shaping to lower prices We
quote prices as follows Live Turkeys
Gobblers 15@17e; Hens, 1S@l5c p h Rcokt-
ers, s6G6 50 Tor old and sc 50G9 for young.
Hens, s6es7; BToilers, s3ai for small, and
si@5 30 tor large; Ducks, S3a4 . dozen;
Geese. u 25dl 90 q pair
GAME-We quote: Venison. 109121ze Q 10:
Doves. 9Oc@sl; Rabbits SOL 25 dozen
WOOL-Trade the past week was large and it
may be said that the stock of Wool now here is
much less than usual at this time of the year.
Eastern and Valley Oregon Woods are sold close
up, while of California descriptions there are
none except Humboldt and Mendocino and of
these grades there is probably not a greater
amount than $4,000 lbs in first hands. Nevada
Woods are to be had. though not in large quanti-
ties. As general remark it may be stated as
fact that all kinds of Woods are sold close up.
Reported sales of 10000 lbs as per quotations.
We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino, b 2oa25
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