Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-04
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET

FIGURING quote as follows Best City Extra,
90 7594 %; city sunertine, 81 1908 70; interior
extra, So 50@4 10; supertine 81 s5@S 2 Dbl.
WEAT-The Grand Army festivities are alb
sorbing the attention of business men and cftl-
zens generally. The Produce Exchange is
closed for the day, and no grain business IS be-
ing transacted. The market closed yesterday
in soft condition. Buyers are nat inclined to
purchase literally AT the low rate of 81 . & ctl,
even if they had the opportunity
BARLEY-Trade for two or three days has
been less lively than for a brief period Preced-
ing. At the moment the market is unsettled,
owing to the changes in freights overland. Good
feed qualities range from S219c to see p ctl,
according to quality. The demand for Cheva-
place even choice parcel with any prompt
ness. This description changes hands at a
rather wide range, say 81 S0@gl 42!3 p ell. Pos
Sibly fancy lot would command small ad-
vance. In the absence OF heavy sales, 81 4 ctl
must be accepted as the current basis of trade
for an article of good quality. Old brewing is
strong at 81 50@sl 60 = ctl
OATS-The receipts and demand are pretty
well balanced. so that the market Is not
crowded with offerings. Old crop Is about used
up though now and then small parcel OF Or
egOn is to be had at a fancy price, say 81 Goa
81 20 q ctl. OF the shipments Of new now com
ing forward very little can be said fayorably as
to quality. An inferior article goes begging at
81 10 to 81 20 z ctl, as buyers are offered fair to
good stock at 81 259l 90 Z ctl. a lot of real
nice character would sell higher.
C0RN-There is very little domestic product
to be had while Nebraska is nearly all out of
first hands Prices are, consequently, rather
firm, and an advance in quotations may beck
pected unless it turn out that shipments are on
the way. We quote: California, 81 15@l 70 for
choice large Yellow, and 81 % 10 81 30 . ctl for
small Yellow Nebraska, 81 05@s1 10 u ctl
for mixed No. quality.
HOPS-Buyers show no anxiety to speculate,
preferring TO await orders from distant Gus
toners. We quote as followf Crop of 1884, S@
9c 1885, l5G1719c; new, 25@2712c 2 ID.
POTATOES = Market fairly well supplied.
Early Rose of choice quality are wanted at top
prices, but there is not much stock that comes
up to this standard. Most sales on wharf are
effected at a range of 50@S5c, and it must be
something extra to bring as high as 81 Z ctl
from first hands. Sweet make pretty fair rep
resentation. Wharf rates are: Early Rose, soc
9S1 2 ctl; Peerless, 60@S0c; Mission Garnet
Chile, 75GS5c q ctl; Sweet, 213G5c e ID.
BEANS-There is a slight Improvement III
Bayos, but other kinds remain unchanged.
Trade is not Of large proportions. We quote
as follows: Bayos, 81 25al 80; Butter, 81 400
60; Pink, 81 l5@1 20; Red, 81 15@l %; Lima,
1902 % for good to choice Pea, 81 S0@2:
Small White 81 S0@1 80 2 ctl.
VEGETABLES-Trade was notably quiet this
morning. Supplies were usually free, but the
lack of custom compelled the carrying over of
more or less stock. We quote Green 0kra,
ID; String Beans, 114@2c y h; Rhu-
barb, 10000 p box Cucumbers, 25d SOC: Green
Peppers, 20tG25c p box: S5940c for Chile and
40@50e ? 10 for Bell; Egg Plant, 81 50G2 . box;
box for large. boxes; Tomatoes, 25e to
S5c p box Artichokes, 10@15c : dozen; Car
rots, 5O@75c . ctl; TuInips, 75c@Sl T ell Beets
s. 3 sack; Parsnips 81 SO 2 ctl; Cauhhowe1,
21aG3c p %; Celery, 50C160e 2 dozen; Dry
Peppers, Zoe; Dry Okra, 15@171ac p ID; Sum
mer Squash, 20@25c . box.
= FRulr-To-day was a good day for buyers.
Unfortunately they did not appear in large
numbers, while their wants did not near come
up to ordinary requirements We quote
Apples, 50@75c for common and slgl %
u box for good to choice. and 5O@75c p
bskt; Pears, 40d50c 2 bskt and 40@65c p box:
Bartlett, 75c@g1 IS Nectarines, 75c@S1 q box;
Watermelons, s69l2 ? 100; Cantaloupes, 500
Peaches, $5@65c . box, according to size,
aud 35a60c p bskt; Crawford, S5ctGSI 10 p box
and S5e@Sl 10 2 baskt Apricots 4@419c 2 b;
Plums, lose e ID; Raspberries, S6@6 90 Straw
Huekleberries, case 2 ID: Mexican Lines, S9@
TO- Lemons, Sicily, IS 50@9; do, California, 81 80
a. SO 2 box according to quality; Bananas,
81 5OGS q bunch; Pineapples, 81 50@5 so p
dozen
BUTTER-There was marked decrease in
the quantity of stock coming forward that can
be classed as either choice or fancy Poor But
ter drags at low figures. there being cOnSidera-
bic of this kind still Offering. Fancy, 22II625c;
choice, 20G22c; fair TO good, 149lSc; mixed lots,
l0@12c; picked roll, 1792lc; frkin, l7(G1Sc for
choice, ll@l6c for fair to good, and lo@l21ac
CHEESE - No positive advance is quota
tons has occurred this week, but the market
shows strong upward tendency, and many
dealers believe that higher prices are not far
distant Fair to good qualities are quota
Bile at 566c while choice range from &c to
Sc 2 ID; New York Creamery, 12a13c ? fb.
EGGGS-All through the week the market has
been dull and easy, especially for product not
extra fine. Stocks of Eastern have been in
creased during the week and sales are said to
have been made at less than cost. We
quote as follows California, 23@2ic for choice
and 1std22c p dozen for good product; Eastern.
1iG16c 2 dozen.
POULTRY Turkeys are not in very large sup
ply while the demand has been rather active
than otherwise giving steadiness to values. All
other descriptions are well represented, ana
prices shape favorably for buyers. We
quote prices as follows; Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 1920; Hens, 15@17c 2 u; Boost
ers, s6d6 90 for old and s5dT for young:
Hens, S5G7; Broilcrs, s3@4 Ducks, 53Cdf
a DOZEN tleese. 81 25@s1 IS p pair
GAME-There is not much Nenison being sent
to market, though custom is quick for anything
in good condition. Venisop, 12Gi4c {, fb
Rabbits. s1631 70 q dozen
WoOL-There is no great stock from which
buyers can make selection Hence trade is
somewhat slow. We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendoeino, q ID .-2SG25