Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-27
SAN FRANCISCO mARKET.

SAE FRkEC1eco. July Seth.
FIGURING quote rs follows: Best City Extra
E3 1901 -; city suVeIfine, 81 7595 %; interior
extra. s. 50lI4 10; suOertine, s. S5G3 p Dbl.
WHEAT-Ihe market remains steady, though
NOT buoyant. Buyers stand ready to take all OF
ferings OF good 70 choice shipping grades at
range Of 81 25@1 271& 3 ell. 1t must be admit
ted, however that very little stock of desirable
quality is to be had At the lower figures.
CALL BOARD sALEs-aIoRNISG SESSION.
Buyer season-59O tons, 81 So; 100, 81 S27E;
loo, 81 S4j4. 200, 81 SIS; SO, 81 32]4; So
JuIy-lOo tons, 81 ~.
Seller l6S6-l00 tons, 81 81 :: 200, 81 2 3 s. 1,2Jo
81 ~; I.Soo, 81 ~ . ctl: -,
firmness. Choice quality sold this morning as
high as 97i2c e ctl, causing some holders To- keep
back offerings ii / next week in hope of more
improvements Old Brewing holds its own well
at 81 506 -, while new Brewing shows more
sieAdineSs, the range being given ut 81 0.ja 70
81 49, Il ell. Chevalier is understood to be
changing hands ii 81 3J@1 30 q ell.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1Ss6-i.0 tons, 961@c; 100, $3.50; 100,
5000: 200 96c.
Seller 1oS6-I1oo tons, s91se; 700, s91sc; go.
Ss5Sc; 800 o9}Ec.
No ! Brewing, buyer season, after September
1st-l09 tons, 81 ~; 800, 81 l6 q ct-
OATS-buyers are not purchasing freely.
Prices of new crop are wide and irregular, there
being much difference i'll the quality OF offer
ings From 81 - 10 81 40 z ctl viii represent
Inc extremes OF the market Tor ordinary 10 SOOQ
grades, though millers pay higher prices for Sc
lected parcels of extra character. Probably
81 7219 could be obtained for a fancy lot of sur
prise.
CORN-Market firm, with indications of bet
ter prices California, at 81 l5Gl 20 for choice
large Yellow, and Il p to 81 80 2 ctl for small
Yellow. Nebraska, eX warehouse, is quotable
at Soc @sl q ctl for mixed No. quality.
HAY-We quote: Alfalfa, S6o9; Dat, S759;
Barley, s5@s Wheat, s9@l2 so p ton.
HOPS-A>k prices are; Old, lG915c; new,
,.y.gs,
0TAT0E5-Wharf rates are: Early Rose, 45c
to 90c = cu; Peerless, 60@S0c; Mission Garnet
chiie 75 5e5. p ell; Sweet, l24@2l4c 2 10;
We quote Red eSsoc; SilversS Srs 5S65c
BEANs-Bayos, 81 25a1 10; Butter. 81 400
/ 60; Pink. 81 i5@1 20; Red, 81 15@l Is: Lima,
Small White 81 S0@1 90 2 ctl.
VEGETABLES-Actiye trading at unchanged
rates. We quote as follows Green okre,
Ii; String Beans, 2G2J2c s 10; Rhu-
barb, f0@60c 4 box: Cucumbers. 20G25c for
Vacaville and S5@50c p box tor bay Green
Peppers, 25G3Jo {; box 4Q@50c fer chile ard
50@60c q b for Bell Egg Plant, alGl 80 p box;
Green Corn 25940c q sack for Nacaville: do,
Bay, S5G50c for small and 69c@Sl q
SOC q box for Vacaville and 50g75c q box
Tor river: ATtichokes, 10t@15c = dozen; Car
rots, 50475c q ctl: Turnips, 75cgs1 q ctl; Beets,
81 z sack; Parsnips, G. so = ctl CauliGoWer,
21%63c q D; Celery, 5U@60c . dozen; Dry
Peppers, Zoe; Dry 0kra, 15G171ac q 10; Sum.
mer Squash, 20@25c y box.
FRUIr-Berry receipts to-day were the largest
in the history of the trade, footing up l,l20
chests, of which 9lS chests were BlackberrieS.
SteadinesS in prices has characterized this latter
variety all the week, and the heavy arrivals this
morning did not seem to disturb the equilibrium
ofthe market for all cOnsisnments were cleaned
up at early hour at former quotations.
Peaches were weak, owing to some extent to
moist no M nt c npriXr
probably for the same reason. Plums are in
creasing in quantity, and some descriptions are
lower. Grapes drag considerably. Increased
receipts and reduced rates may bring out better
custom in the near future. We quote as fol-
lows Apples SLAP p box and 70@S5c 2
bskt: Pears, 50Go75c ? bskt and 50c(aS1 % q box;
Bartlett, S1D1 70 Nectarines 75cCGS1 so p box;
Watermelons, S6dl2 q 100; Cantaloupes, Sl@
p 2 crate; Grapes, 40ct0I 50 q bX; Currants 81
as q chest; Peaches, 40@75c p box, according
to size, and 40G75c q bskt; Crawford do. $50
soc r. box and 6jc@90c 2 baskt; Figs, 40@75c 2
box; Apricots, s0c9Sl % q box Plums, 1@3c
Ffo; Raspberries, s6GS p chest; Strawberries,
SS95, Backberries, s5@4 = chest; Huckleber-
rles. S(0l0c z 10; Mexican Lines, 5000; Lemons,
Sicily. IS 50@9; do, California, 81 50@2 so g box,
according to quality; Bananas, 81 50@S Il
bunch: Pineapples "a SOFAS so 5 dozen.
BUTTER-Tue supply of prime quality is not
equal to the demand, while of less desirable
grades the market is heavily stocked. AS q con-
sequence values are irregular. Fancy, 2i@22lac;
choice, l9@2oc; ia no good, l4@1sc; mixed lots
10@12c; picked roll 17@.2lc; frkin, l7@1Sc for
choice, fl@16c for fair to good, and I0@121ac
for poor: Eastern, S@al2c y ID.
CHEESE-Fair to good qualities are quotable
at 5G6c, while choice range from 79Sc 2 ID; New
York Creamery, l2a13c o 10.
EGGS-We quote: California, 24925c for choice
and 22@221Sc p dozen for good product; Eastern,
I5d17e: Salt Lake. 20 @2ic q dozen.
POULTRY = We quote Live Turkeys
Gobblers 16@1S; Hens, 14@15c Rb: Boost
ers, s6@6 so for old and Sc 50a9 for young;
Hens, s6dS Broiiers, 1894 for small, and
s4@5 so for large; Ducks, s305 o dozen;
Geese 81 256D1 rs q pair
GAME-We quote Verison. 12@14e 2 b.
Doves, 9Oc@s1; Rabbits sl@l % q dozen.