Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-20
SAN FRANC1sCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 18th.
FLOUR-Firm. We quote: Best City Extra,
s3 7594 %; city supertine, 81 75@S 25 interior
extra. S3 50@i 10; superfine, 81 75@S 4 Dbl.
WHEATSln local circles, trade was not quite
so brisk to-day, though Steadiness in values was
a marked feature. There is said to be active
buying in the country at prices equivalent to
city rates. Good co choice shipping qualities are
quotable at 81 2S54@1 % y ctl.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer season-100 tons, 81 81; 500, 81 31L.
Seller 1SS6-60O, 81 2O5s; 1900, 81 u; loo,
81 2114 p ctl
BAKLEY-The feeling was hardly so strong
on Change this morning. Buyers paid less at
tention to offerings while bidding prices were
shaded trifie. From S5c to 90c z ctl viii en-
brace the range of good to choice stock, though
poor product would have to be offered at much
lower rates to find custom. New Brewing
changed hands at 9S3 &c, though the amount was
small Holders generally want Csc. Old Brew
ing is steady at 81 5091 65 q ctl. Cheyalier,
81 30@1 371a z ctl, according to quality.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1SS6-5t0 tons, 905fc; 1000, 903sc.
100 SIC; 100, S33sc.
No Brewing, buyer season. after September
lst-l 900 tons, 81 10; 100, 81 101& z ell;
OATS-Market unsettled and Irregular. Scare
ity OF stock caused higher asking rates. but such
action stopped buying. Very little trading is
anticipated until the new crop makes respect
rived to-day From 81 IS to 81 IS p ctl will in
elude the tull range OF prices demanded by the
several holders.
CORN-Moderate business in progress at un
changed rates. California is scarce and Quotable
at 81 15@1 20 for choice large Yellow and 81 25
to 81 80 p ctl for small Yellow. Nebraska, ex
warehouse, is quotable at 9215@95c 2 ctl for
VEGE ia quote: Green okra,
500 sSloc 1r,nd sao GreeR 5o,F Peas & 50 en
barb, 50@75c q box Cucumbers, 2Oa25c for
yacaville and 35@50c . box tor bay ;
Green Peppers, 25630c q box; 40950c for Chile
and 75c . ID for Bell; Egg Plant, 81 75@2 . box
Green Corn, 259i0c p sack for Nacayille,
25@5oc 5 box for vacayille and a5c@si 5 : box
for river; Artichokes, 10@15c y dozen; Car
rots, 50@75c o ctl; Turnips, 75c@Sl v ctl; Beets
81 . sack; Parsnips, 81 50 2 ctl; Caulifower,
219@Sc . b; Celery. 5o@60c . dozen; Dry
Peppers, 10c; Dry Okra, 15@171ac . ID; Sum.
| mer Squash, 25c q box.
FRUIT-0ver 400 chests of Blackberries came
to hand this morning, but there was good trade
demand and stock was comfortably worked off
at quotations. Strawberries and Raspberries
were also in good request Peaches are not quite
so firm in price. Four carloads of Lodi Water
melons arrived. causing lowering of selling
rates. Currants continue scarce and dear. We
quote Apples, sl@2 p box and 70qS5c
Bartlett do S101 80 Nectarines. S1@2 z box;
Watermelons, 81 50GD2 25 p doz Catalogues. S.
al q crate; Grapes, 75c@s1 % e bx; Currants, "a
as q chest; Peaches, 75c@S1 q box, according
81 10 p box and S1@1l5 q baskt; Figs, 50c@S1 p
box; Apricots, Sl@l 90 q box; Plums, 11aq3c
ID; Raspberries, sS@l0 q chest: Strawberries,
s4@6; Blaekberries,. sS@4 p chest; Huckle-
berries, Zoe z 10; Mexican Lines. 5000; Lemons,
Sicily, Us 5000; do, California 81 50@2 so 2 box,
according. to quality; Bananas. 81 50@S y
bunch: Pineapples. 81 SOFAS so p dozen.
BUTTER-Moderate trade. Choice qualities
are steady, but anything else is more or less a
drug. We quote: Fancy, 10000; choice,
l6@1Sc; fair to good, 13@15c; mixed lots, 10@12c;
picked roll 17@l9c; firkin, 1St919c for choice,
l5@17c for fair to good, and l0@121ac for poor;
Eastern, Sd11c p 10.
CHEEsE. Fair to good qualities are qnotable
at 5a6c, while choice range from 7@Sc q b. New
York Creamery, 12G13c p H.
EGGS-Custom is very light at the moment
while stocks are accommodating. Buyers can OBJ
tain concessions for round lots without much
effort. We quote prices as follows: Cslifor-
MIA, 24d25c for choice and 22@2215c p dozen
for good product; Eastern, 15@17c: Salt Lake. 20
@2lc 2 dozen.
SMALL We quote as follows Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 15@l6c; Hens, 12t@13c q ID Roost-
ers, s6@6 50 for old and Sc SOFAS for young:
Hens, s6@7 30; Broilers, 1894 for small and
81 5O@6 for large; Ducks, s3a4 so 3 dozen;
Geese. old, Il 25@1 so p pair.
GAME-We quote Venison, 10@121ac o b:
Doves, 9oc@s1; Rabbits, SOL Is q dozen
WOOI-We quote spring clip:
Humboldt and Mendocino, q ID ......-...21@2S
Sacramento and Northern. 17@20
Calaveras and Foothill. 1920
san Joaquin,
san Joaquin, II
cOulnern
NeNdud.. ..-...."l0gzV
Eastern Oregon.
Valley Oregon
FRESH MEATS = Following are rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers
to dealers: Beef = First quality, &c !;
second quality, 5 a SIC; third quality,
&c p b. Veal-Large, 6ta7c; small, S@10c q ID.
Mutton-Quotable at 41a95c p ID. Lamb
9uota6le at &c . n. Fork-Llve Hogs, on
foot. 25s937sc; dressed do. 51sG614c . d.