Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-29

SAN FRANCISCO June 2sth.
FIGURING quote Best City Extra, IS 75@
4 %; city suPeIfine, 3 75@3 70; interior extra,
s. 5Oa4 10; sUperfine, 81 75GS p Dbl.
WHEAT-For spot parcels of desirable white
quality there is moderate custom at 81 2li4 T
ell though 81 - is about the top figure for stock
that will but fairly class as No shipping.
CALL BOARD sALEs-SIoRNISG SESSION.
BUYER season-1O0 tons, 81 2714 q ctl
Buyer 1SS6-l00 tons, 81 81 4 ctl.
BARLEY-Feed sells at range of S0GS5c p
ctl, according to quality. Old Brewing is firm
at 81 45G1 80. For choice parcel OF 800 bags
local brewer is understood to have paid as high
as 81 60 q ctl. New Brewing is dull at 9OG9l1ac
2 ctl
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1886, after August 1st-1O0 tons, sic; 200,
size; 100, Size; 100, sc: 500, S214c
Seller ISS6-SOO tons 76c 800, 7615c; 200, 1876;
0ATS-Prices are not quite so firm as earlier
in the season. We quote: Surprise and milling,
81 35tq1 40; No. /, 81 %; common grades, 81 20
CoKNGCaiifornia is quotable at 81 lO@1 1211a
p ctl; Nebraska, choice; 95c@sl; do, mixed,
HAYEonotable as follows: Alfalfa, 500;
Dat, Ss@16; Barley, s6&s: Wheat, sl2@H 2 ton
for choice.
PoTAToEs-In good supply Wharf rates
are Early Rose 50s575c in sacks and 50@s0c q
ctl in boxes Peerless, 75@9Oc; Mission Garnet
Chile, 60690c n ctl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue ample for
all wants We quote: Asparagus, Sl@1 50
= box: Green okra, 2o925c = u; Green Peas,
i@2c 2 ID; String Beans 11ae2c . h; Rhu-
barb, 50@75c q box /: Cucumbers l0@15c q
dozen; Green Peppers, 81 2 box: l0Gl2c for Chile
and sa1oc T ID for Bell; Egg Plant, 10@l5c . ID;
SD12c 2 dozen for sweet; Tomatoes.
5000 q box; Artichokes, 10@15c q doz: Car
rots 50@75c p ctl: Turnips, 75o@s1 . ctl: Beets,
s. sack; PaIsnips, 81 90 2 ell; Caulihower,
Sale = b; Celek, 5OS6oo . dozen; Dry
Peppers, Toe; Dry Okra, 15@171ac o ID; Sum.
mer Squash 25@40c q box.
FRUIT-Peaches were quite firm to-day.
Local receipts are somewhat light fer the season,
owing 10 free shipments to the East from the
interior. Plums are increasing in variety.
We quote as follows Apples, 75c@Sl 90
and .5c@S1 p box; Peaches, Sl@1 60 q box,
according to size, and S1@1 so q bskt; Figs,
5Oc@s1 . box; Apricots, 6O@75c 2 box tor
ROYAL; Gurrants, S293 p chest; Gooseberries,
11@@21$c for common, and 5@7c per ID for Eng
lish: White Cherries, 10000; Black Cherries, 70
a90c p box; Cherry Plums, 2@3e . 10;
Raspberries sos 2 chest, Strawberries, s3@6
p chest for common and s7@S for choice pro-
duct; Blackberries, S6@9 q chest Oranges,
California, S2G3 fol common Los An
geles, and So to So 2 box for Navel:
Tahiti Oranges, 50 80 box; Mexican
fornia, S3C@3 80 p box, according to quality: ba-
nsnas, 81 50@3 p bunch: Pineapples, 81 5o@5
= dozen.
BU1IER-fdOcy prOOucI Sells 1ehuliH ut pup-
tations Other classes of stock are less quick of
movement, with continued easiness in values.
We quote Fancy, 19@20c; choice, 16@ lSc; fair to
good, 13@15c; mixed lots, 1O@l2c; picked roll,
l76l9c: keg, 146lSc; Eastern, s@12c y ID.
CHEESE-Fair to choice California product
sells from s1417c q fb, as to quality. New York
Creamery, 12@13c q ID.
EGGS-The scarcity of choice product has
caused marked advance in values, and con-
signments of first-class character are in demand
at 2S@24c . dozen; Eastern arrivals in prime
order bring as high as 1Sc 2 dozen. Poor lois,
either domestic or imported, are not wanted.
POULTRY-Hens are cheaper. Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 15@17c; Hens, 14@15c @ b; Roost-
ers, IS 50@6 for old and s7@10 for young:
Hens, s@6; Broiiers. So SOFAS for small, and
$500 for large; Ducks IS 50d6 . dozen;
Geese. old, 81 u pair Gosings, 81 al so . pair.
FRESH MEATS = Following are rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers
to dealers: Beef = First quality, &c !;
second quality, 5 5Hc; third quality,
4711e9B yealILarge, 6e5c; small, 7@9c e b.
Quotable IT 5@6c 2 10. Pork-Live Hogs. on
foot, 27zG414e; dressed do. 51z@61ao p b.